Allentown, NJ News

• Allentown, NJ News
• Naval historian to discuss ‘Ablest Navigator’ at museum
• Siemens Corp. donates rocking chairs to local organizations
• Improvements slated for Sharon Station Road
• Farm assessment bill passes committee
• Kiddie Academy gets top marks nationally
• U.F. officials eye arsenic problem at Miscoski tract
• Policy to create hierarchy for use of Millstone school facilities
• ‘Sun Is Shining’ for rising star from Millstone
• U.F. veterans’ aid group thwarted by committee conflict
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• Special Kays dancers earn top awards in competition
• Jersey Fresh
• Lions roar with pride over parade grand marshal
• UFRSD seeks to expand Choice offerings
• Millstone builders OK’d for time extensions on plans
• New law gives Allentown police better tools to combat loitering
• Vote for Allentown H.S.’s Half and Half group
• Local girl shares hair to help others
• Horsemen take reins at Monmouth Park
• Jersey Fresh event swept by Australian Olympian
• Greater Media Newspapers takes home 15 awards in NJPA contest
• County’s late budget adoption may hold up local tax bills
• U.F. resident rankled over speeding cars on his road
• Millstone girl hits ’em out of the park to win home run derby
• Allstate’s Sharer awarded grant for Millstone educational group
• Nature tales
• Reinterpreting life after mental illness
• Area dogs have their days with weekend of canine fun
• New AHS summer programs seek to augment students’ education
• Officials anticipate no tax increase in municipal tab
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• John Powell exhibit opens in Red Bank
• Top performer
• Conservation group takes stock of slated property preservations
• Loitering ordinance would lessen penalties for youth
• Garden center to bloom in Millstone
• Millstone Zoning Board gives OK to oversized barn addition
• Wine-tasting event helps grateful family to pay it forward
• Roosevelt to implement emergency alert services
• ‘Tough Love’ helps ‘gold digger’ find treasure within
• AHS’s Half and Half surfaces as cream of the crop
• Allentown waits for county to finish what it started
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• Jersey Shore Wine Festival will return
• N.J. racing climate calls for fewer foals bred this year
• Free seminars to address topics of child custody, divorce, expungement
• Four injured in Millstone crash
• U.F. official voices concern over leased township land
• Millstone sup’t blames bullying law for inflated violence statistics
• Community takes many steps to provide clean water to Malawians
• Radio tower at Millstone Primary to undergo upgrades
• Famed N.J. author visits Allentown High School
• Sen. Beck: Racetrack lease deal will hold up to challenge
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• County food drive aims to stock FoodBank for summer
• David Goldman ‘keeps light shining’ on child abduction
• Roosevelt celebration to mark borough’s 75th anniversary
• Local student wins scholarship to conduct research on vaccine development at FDA
• U.F. Planning Board, developer at odds over state of site
• Students share tears, smiles across globe through learning and charity
• Local teen gets on board with helping disabled vets hit slopes
• Book Garden remains hardy despite changing landscape of reading
• Roosevelt to swap land with estate of late resident artist
• Mostly familiar faces in local towns’ primary elections
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• All revved up
• Despite lack of accord, U.F. Committee moves on Reed Park
• Local lacrosse league springs into action once again
• Community group to take reins of historic Millstone church
• Millstone man, two other locals, plead guilty to stealing $1.4 million
• AHS Cupcake Challenge: A sinful deed to help those in need
• Approved Upper Freehold municipal tab to bring tax increase
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• Titanic survivors’ stories to be recounted
• Council aims to get over-the-hill sewer plant over the hump
• Off to see the Wizard
• Zoning Board OKs resident downing trees for safety
• Cemetery bench to memorialize young deceased in Roosevelt
• Changing tides: Resurgence of Quilter’s Cottage after dreams washed away
• Garden center seeks variances for Millstone property
• Upper Freehold Regional School District board OKs school tab
• Damming evidence in Roosevelt’s streams
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• Cream Ridge Scout blazes trail to become Eagle
• Turkey Swamp campground opens April 1
• Proposed law in Millstone aims to protect township businesses
• Bond refinance to provide savings for Millstone
• UFRSD uses online auction to raise funds
• Millstone officials review law for door-to-door solicitation
• Passion, positive thinking behind new physical therapy and nutrition practice
• Legal feud between Allentown, U.F. smolders on
• All snowmen are created equal
• Prom dresses available through Becca’s Closet
• Millstone resident honored as teacher, role model
• Event to feature items ‘Made in Monmouth’
• 4-year-old Joey available for adoption
• Now that’s a ‘pizza’ art!
• Roosevelt council addresses sewer issues
• Local musician nominated for multiple awards
• County project’s loose ends leave park, lake inaccessible
• Historic Commission to reduce membership
• Nutritionist’s book nudges Americans toward whole new diet
• Cream Ridge Golf Course reopens under new management
• Wild horses couldn’t keep Norwegians away
• Pantry seeks share of $1M donation
• Bingo, with a chic and charitable twist
• Freeholders introduce 2012 county budget
• Plumsted neighbors respond to town’s plan to permit pot
• Grant gets former church one step closer to preservation
• Plumsted opens possibility for medical marijuana site
• Millstone budget to be introduced in May
• Here he comes, Mr. Allentown
• Allentown eyes U.F.’s Reed Park plans to determine possible impact on borough
• UFRSD presents budget with 1.5 percent tax levy increase
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• Girl Power event coming to library
• BATC still looking for tract to grow medical marijuana
• AHS event to showcase area musicians, all that jazz
• Library’s Piggy Sue trying to bring home the bacon
• Twp. still dealing with Hurricane Irene’s blows
• U.F. officials weigh in on potential park projects
• Genevieve’s Crutches offers more than just physical support
• Millstone BOE presents budget with zero tax increase
• U.F. budget down, but tax levy up
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• Nominations sought for historic rehabs
• CentraState seeks Ball Queen contestants
• Educational food festival arrives at library March 4
• Notre Dame H.S. will present ‘Footloose’
• Jobs, future of racing tied to racetrack lease
• Fiesta at Cream Ridge Winery to aid Colombian orphanage
• Millstone residents gain zoning approval for major addition to home
• Ex-Millstone official to take reins of county conservation foundation
• Apple of her eye?
• Clarification
• Allentown council takes steps to upgrade sewer plant
• Scouts will host 5K race on March 31
• Funding approved for downsized affordable senior housing in Millstone
• New scheduling model slated for AHS students next year
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• College student’s talent is truly in the cards
• Help needed to erect fence to protect birds
• Bully in New Jersey
• Hope Fire Co. faced with restrictions on firehouse rentals
• Fire districts can amend annual budget
• DEP advises residents to recycle TVs, computers, electronics
• Businesses invited to join Made in Monmouth event
• Millstone woman found semiconscious in woods
• U.F. committee to determine use of county open space grant
• Emergency personnel free injured woman from vehicle
• Assemblyman looks to help Roosevelt muddle through flooding issues
• No tax increase in Millstone BOE’s preliminary budget
• ‘Guys and Dolls’ a sure bet for Middle School cast and crew
• ‘Who’s counting?’
• Start your engines
• Joint Base to host open house
• Millstone Pop Warner teams honored at banquet
• Demographic details available to businesses
• New spa in Millstone goes ‘Beyond Beautiful’
• Freedom Fest venue switched back to Horse Park of NJ
• U.F. Planning Board looks to set ground rules for solar power
• More than 1,000 truckloads of dirt to be removed from Millstone site
• U.F. Planning Board eyes environmental grant to address wastewater issues
• Attendees have a howling good time at Super Pet Expo
• Students showcase written works at publishing party
• Allentown officials aim to refinance 2005 bond debt
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• Freedom Fest venue switched back to Horse Park of NJ
• Project Homeless Connect asks: What do the homeless need?
• Military personnel welcomed back home to New Jersey
• New ‘clubhouse’ for kids offers solution for parents on the go
• Police foundation director hopes to save teen’s sight
• Author gives horror a spin in new novel
• Stallion showcased at open house for breeders
• Reed Park plans mulled by Upper Freehold officials
• U.F. online auction nets nearly $25K
• U.F. bids fond farewell to retiring veteran official
• Man charged with assault when thrown brick hits daughter
• Packed house expected for ‘Bye Bye Birdie’
• No tax increase inMillstone fire budget; voter support urged
• UFRSD elections moved to November
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• Transparency bill sheds light on ‘shadow govt.’
• Jr. Honor Society makes the grade with school projects
• Water woes in Roosevelt
• Expressions
• Masterpieces for the masses, and more: Lions Club art auction
• Hegyes touched lives of many in the hometown he loved
• Rising reality TV star’s ‘sweet home’ is in Millstone
• Zoning Board says miniature golf course plans not up to par
• Towns mull moving BOE elections to November
• No sour grapes for N.J. wineries: Law loosens regs, allows shipping
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• Chorus to hold open house Jan. 25, Feb. 1
• Millstone may vacate idle portion of road
• Grant may open pathway to Union Transport trail in U.F.
• Annual church event is a ‘guy thing’
• U.F. not backing down; gloves off in marijuana bout
• Where there’s smoke: Has pot issue prompted proposed Millstone law?
• Longtime owners frame setbacks as grist to the mill
• USDA conservation grants Jan. 31 deadline nears
• Women’s chorus to hold open house Jan. 26 at Millstone Primary School
• Mum’s the word in Allentown
• County freeholders make 2012 appointments
• Rockin’ show honors ‘Big Man’; ‘Mad Dog’ recovering from crash
• Cream Ridge Golf Course closed, but bidding issues remain open
• Upper Freehold man arrested for impersonating fed. officer
• Legacy of AHS alumni wrestler lives on at memorial match
• DARE denied site plan waiver for U.F. headquarters
• Free No Stigma support group welcomes those with mental illness
• Millstone district may handle UFRSD’s busing operations
• Assemblyman seeks to remove roadblocks to medical marijuana program
• Pot battle continues to burn in Upper Freehold
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• New app will enhance visitors’ use of parks
• Roosevelt reorganizes for 2012
• ‘American eagle’
• Some debate over ordinances dealing with U.F. employees
• Millstone doesn’t mess with success, maintains leadership for 2012
• Helping riders find their center
• U.F. reorganizes, continues efforts to thwart medical marijuana farms
• Allentown council rings in 2012 with hall-of-famer, veteran, rookie
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• ‘Silent Knights’
• Seminar on horse ownership in tough economy
• Queen Latifah visit brings joy to children with cancer
• Roosevelt’s year in review
• Medical marijuana proposal tops year’s headlines in U.F.
• Local couple campaigns to produce local food stand in Allentown
• New Jersey Horses of the Year announced
• Allentown’s year in retrospect
• Collier offers path to positive changes
• Looking back on 2011 in Millstone Township
• Allentown downtown staying afloat
• Christmas stockings
• Millstone committee wraps up 2011
• Beck: Monmouth Park accord will help rebid
• U.F. ordinances address sick leave, retirement benefits
• Trotters on for 2012 at the Meadowlands
• Roosevelt dog has his day at national show
• Allentown lauds councilman for 35 years of service
• Tiny ‘elves’ make cards to show compassion for troops
• Local insurance agency owner to serve on Allstate advisory board
• Eagles keep eye on the prize
• Freeholders to reorganize Jan. 5
• Monmouth Park talks down to the wire
• Goodwill center will open in Upper Freehold
• U.F. residents fear reefer madness from medical marijuana facility
• Allentown blaze leaves home partially uninhabitable
• Allergies? There’s an app for that
• Locals in racing industry naysay Christie on Monmouth Park deal
• Local student warms hearts and feet with help from UFRSD
• Community’s trash becomes treasure with help from U.F. native
• U.F. officials make no bones about pot farm opposition
• Downtown parking in the works for Allentown
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• Teenager enjoys role in ‘Nutcracker and I’
• Future of racing in doubt at Monmouth Park
• Celtic Christmas
• Redbirds fly to top rankings at cheer nationals
• Top-ranking local soccer team shares diverse family dynamic
• Family-run Allentown farm at top of its class among breeders
• DARE seeking site plan waiver for new HQ in U.F.
• Millstone eighth-graders go back in time
• Online recreation fees create conundrum for Millstone
• Millstone looks to halt jake braking by trucks
• Tree troopers
• Luxury goes to the dogs at Millstone pet resort
• SADC: Pot on preserved plots OK
• Medical marijuana group addresses residents’ concerns
• County approves funding to preserve two Millstone tracts
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• Cyclones play hard in state championship
• County consumer affairs offers shopping advice
• Roosevelt BOE looks to fill vacated seat
• ‘Tis the season
• Ordinance aims to keep second-hand jewelry shops in check
• Truck driver killed in crash on I-195
• Big plans in Roosevelt: bison, whiskey and wine
• Police nab suspect in Millstone burglary
• Kids’ Christmas bash to raise cash for African children
• No Stigma group helps young adults with mental illness
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• Family legacy to end at Cream Ridge Golf Club
• Twp. law looks to keep marijuana farm out of U.F.
• Police nab suspect in Millstone burglary
• Truck driver killed in crash on I-195
• Truck driver killed in crash on I-195
• Advent Village’s mission is rooted in true spirit of giving
• Many UF residents opposed to proposed marijuana farm
• Gals on the Go craft show benefits first aid
• ‘Journey to Bethlehem’
• Turkey Trot a success across the board
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• Vandals mar twp. soccer fields
• Local farm provides truckloads of trees for troops
• New rabbi, philosophy breathe new life into synagogue
• Upper Freehold ordinance to thwart medical pot farm
• Millstone mortgage broker pleads guilty to extortion
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• State urges motorists to drive with caution during breeding season
• Public advised to report any signs of deer with virus
• BOE’s new website gives residents access to board
• Millstone Jr. Midgets make cheer nationals
• New Royalty may take pop crown in Z100 contest
• Medical marijuana laws may hit close to home for Upper Freehold residents
• Upper Freehold medical marijuana proposal packs house
• Food drive fed by curriculum of caring
• Volunteer helps others to look good, promotes well-being
• FTHS will present ‘Laramie Project’
• Conjuring the Dead
• Trick-or-treat
• Honoring veterans
• Controversy continues over parks’ bow hunt
• Job fair aim: to help veterans transition back into work force
• Angels Among Us benefit to aid retired standardbreds
• Allentown boys scout for food so needy residents don’t have to
• Caregivers invited to day of relaxation
• Uncontested elections keep GOP in U.F., Millstone; Dems hold on in Roosevelt
• Millstone teens make Eagle Scout rank by beautifying community
• Sports betting referendum passed. Will this help N.J. horse industry?
• Allentown mayor wins against write-in; Boro Council race still too close to call
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• Day spa continues to heal mind, body and spirit
• Take online classes with Universal Class
• Church will present Vienna Boys Choir
• EBC Radio completes acquisition of Greater Media’s WWTR-AM
• Soul Kitchen: Living on a prayer
• Millstone Eagles soar into the states
• FEMA extends New Jersey deadline to register for disaster assistance
• Tales of mystery and macabre told in historic Clarksburg Church
• Redbirds have learned value of special teams
• Millstone Twp. property values under review
• AHS honoring Hall of Fame inductees
• Write-in campaign waged for mayor’s seat in Allentown
• Allentown gears up for contested council election
• Roosevelt and Millstone naturally connected
• Autism awareness key for telecommunicators
• Woman’s battle inspires others to Light the Night
• The 630-mile ride of her life
• Enjoy the autumn in Monmouth County parks
• State urges motorists to drive with caution during deer breeding season
• Couple offers to pay for Harmony Hill Road improvements in Upper Freehold
• Horse contracts West Nile Virus
• Freehold Raceway plans to ask for 90 racing days in 2012
• Training at the Bolshoi: A ballerina’s dream comes true
• Allentown resident volunteers to run U.F. basketball for free
• Drivers told to slow down, obey signals in Upper Freehold Township
• United Presbyterian Church of Millstone celebrates 225 years
• Allentown welcomes autumn
• Shared services summit reviews opportunities
• Fund-raise with the help of a full scale musical
• Reward offered for information about alleged whale killing
• New law may reduce school busing costs
• Bill to provide $693M into study of autism
• Horse-drawn carriage drivers compete at Horse Park of NJ
• Millstone Twp. hires a new administrator
• Community members band together to help lost horse
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• Formation of riding team takes shape at Reindancer
• Rules for transporting horses in N.J. reiterated to protect equine health
• Deadline nears for registration to vote Nov. 8
• Irate over Irene
• Build a scarecrow with the band this weekend
• Roosevelt plans to clean house
• Twenty-three reports of harassment, intimidation and bullying investigated
• The end of an era: Women’s Association of Allentown disbands
• Yeshiva gone, but legal issues with school linger
• Walnford Day showcases Upper Freehold’s evolution
• The wisdom of Elie Wiesel, teacher and student
• Family bicycle fundraiser set
• Countdown to ‘Supernova’ begins
• Latino festival in downtown Freehold Oct. 1
• Experience colonial life at Covenhoven
• Welcome autumn in the historic village of Allentown
• Moms recognize firefighters’ daily efforts
• JCP&L head: Communications ‘failed’ during Hurricane Irene
• Clothing drive will help raise funds for children in Africa
• Hoedown to benefit Horse Park of N.J. and farrier’s son
• Connect with history
• Millstone wants to regulate alternative energy systems
• Rebirth of the Clarksburg Methodist Episcopal Church
• Millstone plans to buy historic farm for $857,500
• FFA helps students cultivate fields of dreams
• New Meadowlands Racetrack appoints management team
• Community health fair scheduled
• Annual orchid auction to be held in Colts Neck
• Beer on the Pier returns to Belmar
• ‘Run for the Fallen’ to honor those killed in Iraq, Afghanistan
• Toll-free helpline available to help kids manage stress
• State seeks shelters for large animals
• New state veterinarian wants to safeguard agricultural animals
• $90 million expected to aid farmland preservation efforts
• Firefighters save family pets before extinguishing fire
• Mayor believes township and residents can better prepare for emergencies
• Local greenhouse grower holds seat on state board
• Get in touch with FEMA for hurricane loss claims
• A historic celebration in Millstone
• Roosevelt assesses its emergency preparedness, determines needs
• Millstone Twp. Foundation for Education Execellence announces club, executive board
• Car crash claims life of 21-year-old Roosevelt resident
• Vending machines would generate revenue for Upper Freehold
• Hypoxic training takes professional athletes to another level
• Exhibition will highlight Roosevelt’s women artists
• Celebrate the history of the fall harvest
• Civil War re-enactors to camp in Freehold
• Town to host San Gennaro festival
• 180 seeks volunteers to train for Sexual Assault Response Team
• Favorites win trotting stakes Races at Freehold Raceway
• Tips to avoid Medicare scams will be offered
• Celebrity wine tasting fundraiser for Millstone Twp. public schools
• Town may buy generators to get price break for residents
• Now the sun will always shine in offices at Riding High Farm
• Officials learn from recent storm
• Roy’s Deli to close doors after 15 years of service
• Millstone Twp. may purchase historic home
• Breaking the silence to help save women’s lives
• County library systemoffers free education courses
• Walk honors Joe Driscoll, passenger on Flight 93
• Join the Moment of Remembrance
• Zimmerli to exhibit works of two Venetian masters
• Downtown Concert Series makes return to Freehold
• Indoor theme park getting set to open
• Flea market to benefit historic village
• Local horse farms prepared and weathered storm well
• Just miles apart, business and home affected differently during storm
• Mayor urges all to report storm damage to help most vulnerable
• U.F. employees injured, municipal offices flooded during the storm
• She’s gone, but area residents will always remember Irene
• Laundromat helps single mom live dream, achieve financial security
• ‘Grow Monmouth’ initiative attempts to help businesses
• Flood may have washed away more businesses
• Allentown residents rise above destruction caused by flood
• County officials reviewing plans for nuke emergency
• Fee suspension continued to try to boost economy
• County reaches out to seniors living alone
• New principal and curriculum at Shalom Torah Academy
• Laws intended to help New Jersey veterans
• Walk honors Joe Driscoll, passenger on Flight 93
• Help improve quality of Millstone schools
• Chef from Millstone brings the farm to the table at Salt Creek
• Monmouth County to host Sept. 11 memorial service
• Public advised to report any signs of deer with virus
• An invitation for female artists in Roosevelt to display their work
• New superintendent wants to automate substitute calls
• Millstone district hopeful kids will get to first day of school without a hitch
• Hurricane Irene wreaks havoc in local towns
• Back to School for Allentown - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Wine and beer tasting event to aid MS center
• Author ‘curries’ on with new Indian cooking techniques
• Event to help raise money for specialized playground
• Drivers will still have to battle with Battleground Rd.
• County seeks employers for job fair on Sept. 22
• Ignite! program targets jobseekers starting out
• ‘Grow Monmouth’ initiative attempts to help businesses
• Carve, slash, hang 10 and respect the ocean
• Break into the world of comedy with five funny minutes
• Millstone plans to raise price of retrieving impounded pets
• $90 million expected to aid farmland preservation efforts
• Dance team wins national competition
• After two decades of self-reliance, animal sanctuary seeks help
• Leaf through Millstone’s history at new library
• Legislators consider sale of Perretti Farms a sign of N.J. horseracing at crossroads
• Perretti Farms for sale; owner liquidating equine inventory
• Three Millstone residents plead guilty to 43 counts of animal cruelty
• A day of pride in agriculture
• Perretti Farms for sale; owner liquidating equine inventory
• Manofmanymissions sets Sire Stakes trotting mark
• Story of Irena Sendler to be told
• Allaire hosts ‘Rolling Iron Auto Show’
• Rutgers visiting student program offers nondegree study
• County officials create Office of Shared Services
• Exhibit will explore Monmouth County’s role in the Civil War
• Roller coaster lovers take a ride at Great Adventure
• County seeks employers for Sept. 22 job fair
• New exhibit focuses on tree-killing insects
• First and foremost focused on RPS students achieving personal best
• National Weather Service confirms tornado touched down in Millstone
• Three transported to hospital after minivan hits tree
• Boil water advisory ends when more tests show no signs of E. coli
• Life after the racetrack: Thoroughbreds retrained for diverse disciplines
• Roosevelt may force all taxpayers to help pay down $2.1M utility debt
• CSA: The sustenance of small farms
• Indoor theme park getting set to open
• Annual walk to raise awareness of food allergy
• Neurologist joins Thomas Jefferson University Hospital
• Serving the community since 1818
• Superior Court seeks youth volunteers
• County officials laud Allentown, Millstone and Upper Freehold for open space projects
• Horse bred by U.F. farm and driven by Millstone resident wins $1.5M race
• Library of Congress exhibit rolls into area
• UFRSD sells former school in Imlaystown for $265,000
• Allentown family remembers late son who was a star athlete
• Former All-American swimmer who set records for AHS dies at the age of 53
• State puts operation of Cream Ridge Golf Course out for bid
• Old farm machinery helps new 4-H Club learn about mechanics
• AHS student learns protecting the planet starts at home
• U.F. receives over $10K for hosting Freedom Fest Fair
• Despite protest, U.F. zones for 85 units adjacent to Allentown
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• Warped Tour thrills fans in Oceanport
• Adult comedy makes stop at the Grange
• Dreams of showtime and bright lights come to Jersey
• Millstone mom turns entrepreneur with redesign of product ages old
• Clearwater Festival in Asbury Park Aug. 20
• Volunteers needed to aid violence victims
• ‘Tony n’ Tina’s Wedding’ says ‘I Do’ to New Jersey
• Ducky Derby at Allaire village
• Tribute to Bob Dylan at county library
• Blink-182 comes to arts center with new release on the way
• Blocked sewer lines create big stink in Roosevelt
• Writing competition seeks authors
• Teacher gives rising stars a place to shine in the summer
• Resources available for troubled teens
• Sarah Townsend’s death by drowning ruled a suicide
• The future of harness racing starts here
• CentraState brings back tradition of Ball Queen
• Olde Freehold Day will feature music, food, fun
• Donations of school supplies sought
• Vehicle and camper burn on I-195
• Park system plans activities for August
• Scrabble event will support Arc of Monmouth services
• Smith proposal would create Lyme advisory committee
• Allentown-Upper Freehold Little League celebrates a good year
• Life after loss: Girl pursues philanthropic endeavors in memory of Briana Gaum
• Former mayor recognized for efforts to control water pollution
• Illegal fireworks burn house down, sparking new law
• U.F. officials say fair feedback has been positive thus far
• Millstone’s Xtreme Machines will give away Kawasaki Ninja sport bike
• Millstone Twp. has a dog in Holmdel Township’s fight
• Racehorse joins the ranks of those helping Malawi
• Upper Freehold files complaint against Allentown
• State troopers bridge community gaps
• Monmouth fair offers family entertainment
• Travelin’ music for the Jazz and Blues Festival
• Play will open with benefit for Rose’s Fund and MCSPCA
• Former POW to speak about experience
• Walkers sought to help improve lives of N.J. residents with hearing loss
• Teens urged to be better drivers during safety summit
• Millstone close to preserving more farmland and open space
• House OKs funds to help prevent veterans’ suicide
• Roosevelt considers closing portion road
• Flight medic from Roosevelt saved wounded soldiers under direct fire
• One man’s curiosity is another woman’s prosperity
• Founder’s vision for feeder program becomes a reality
• ‘Acts of God’ could cost borough $50K
• Millstone recreational wrestling: It’s not about winning, but kids are
• Custard The Dragon, Big Jim win Meadowlands Pace heats
• Walt ‘Clyde’ Frazier to greet fans at Sam’s
• County beaches rate high for water quality
• Doctor has the prescription to keep children safe
• Opposition arises to way property tax appeals are returned to owners
• U.F. plans to spend over $1.2M on park development
• Monmouth County fair offers family entertainment
• Millstone officials blast mailer for ‘irresponsible’ journalism
• Third time’s a charm for resident seeking Chambers Road repairs
• An exploration of musical horizons
• Scouts motivate community to help zoo after tragic fire
• Dental care pays dividends in overall health
• Millstone Township votes to approve 2011 municipal budget
• Fair becomes another source of contention for U.F., Allentown
• Scheuerman leads East to Sunshine Classic win
• Local students to lead teen safe driving summit
• DEP holds photo contest for Green Acres properties
• Jewish museum to sponsor juried photography exhibit
• Power of Pink Luncheon to aid patient program
• Casino night and auction aid LADACIN
• Food, entertainment, rides add spice to Italian festival
• County fair returns in July
• UFRSD won’t help state pilot new teacher-evaluation system
• Roosevelt starts planning for its 75th anniversary
• Little League thanks the community behind key plays and clutch hitting
• Exposing children to the art of dance
• Middle school honor society a top priority of interim superintendent
• Roosevelt will not raise taxes for new budget
• Community flaunts flamingo ‘fashion’ation
• Time for school - 1830s style
• County expects savings from energy contract
• Artist finds courage to create a future
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• CentraState Associated Auxiliaries awards scholarships
• Millstone musician puts his heart and soul into ‘The Atmosphere’
• Horseracing industry prevails in saving Meadowlands track
• Passenger trapped after cars collide
• To no avail, neighbor skips vacation to protest family’s pool creation
• Another bear sighting in Millstone Township
• Court orders new review of Seasonal World application
• Local playwrights ‘choose to laugh’ — you will, too
• Here’s to tomorrow: AHS class of 2011 turns the tassel
• Another bear sighting in Millstone
• Fun activities at Monmouth County parks in July
• Library’s Food for Fines effort fills shelves of local pantries
• Author to speak on Battle of Monmouth
• Car overturns on Stagecoach Rd.
• Program can help fund college costs
• IRS offers income tax advice to students with summer jobs
• 2011 Monmouth County directory available
• Photos documenting history of N.J. farming available online
• Taxpayers told insurance rumor is not true
• Roosevelt awaits free fire truck
• Changes made to Millstone’s elementary school class schedule
• Conservation projects could gain funding
• Allentown Redbirds and Robbinsville Ravens will swim together
• Education evolves for the ‘iGeneration’
• N.J. celebrating Month of the Horse with a variety of equine activities
• Browsers and buyers welcome at book sale
• Amendment provides $20M for veteran outreach efforts
• Bill eyes changes in govt. meeting procedures
• Drug Alliance gets the financial support needed to continue serving community
• N.J. Horse Council helps bolster equine enthusiasts’ various missions
• Aspiring ballerina poised to train in Russia this summer
• Lack of news coverage inspires help for tornado-ravaged Alabama
• Low voter turnout for primary elections
• AHS loses one of the catalysts in its continuing metamorphosis
• Millstone honors fallen veterans with Memorial Day ceremony
• Elementary school salutes local veterans
• Survey: Most biz leaders say N.J. government ‘more responsive’
• Youths sought for sheriff program
• Photo contest to capture five decades of open space preservation
• Scouts recognize good neighbors
• Baseball team rallies to help pitcher’s cousin fight leukemia
• State troopers to host free baseball camp in Millstone
• Upper Freehold plans to convert municipal complex to solar energy
• U.F. plans to raise fees for solar projects
• Millstone proposes budget reliant on average tax increase of $55
• Black bear spotted in Millstone Township
• Upper Freehold considers liens to keep lawns lush
• Changing the world one class at a time
• Black bear spotted in Millstone
• A league of their own
• 25th Annual State Fair will open at Meadowlands June 24
• Helping hands
• Roosevelt budget introduced despite concerns of short notice
• ‘Soundstage’ event ends on a high note for all
• Veteran broadcaster gives back to the industry he loves
• Dancers earn chance to work with ‘So You Think You Can Dance’ choreographer
• Millstone teachers recognized for excellence
• WAA honors Woman of Year Joan Dix Lee
• Moving forward at Brookdale Community College
• Millstone Twp.’s new superintendent to begin with short consulting period
• Local gardeners open their personal paradises to the public
• LADACIN Network plans casino night
• Explore wildlife on guided boat tours of reservoir
• Belmar is ready for summer of fun
• BlueClaws will host nut-free game June 12
• County: Demand on Veterans Service Office is increasing
• Scout comes to the aid of animal rescue that put out call for help
• Allentown historian will lead Memorial Day parade
• U.F. uncertain where $1.2M to build park will come from
• Motorist injured in early-morning accident
• Millstone to pay homage to those who lost their lives serving the country
• Young stars shine on ‘MSG Varsity’s Talent Show’
• Career Day helps eighth-graders start planning for future
• Towns reduce UFRSD budget by $90,420
• Sheriff appoints new warden at Monmouth County jail
• New training facility fuses martial arts with personal development
• Senior citizen art contest and exhibition announced
• Gov. names members of education task force
• Get a ‘Taste of Bradley Beach’ Saturday with food, crafts, music
• Turtles take to the streets: Nesting season has begun
• Breeders, trainers see privatization as leg up for horse industry
• State approves lease for Monmouth Park
• From household pet to ‘paws’itively famous
• DNA necklace fashion trend in Millstone traced back to origin
• Upside down American flag causes distress
• U.F. seeks grants to help defray $1.2M cost of developing park
• Union A.M.E. Church celebrates 12 amazing matriarchs
• Outsource attempt yields bus route bid with $160K hike
• The search for Sarah Townsend ends
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• Memorial planned for the late Sarah Townsend
• Upside down American flag causes distress
• Searching for Sarah Townsend
• Freehold class of 1991 preparing to reunite
• 2 freeholders seek ouster of all Brookdale trustees
• Medical marijuana plan appears to be on hold
• Avon-by-the-Sea: Modern amenities couched in Victorian charm
• Gov. touches upon many issues in talk
• Lady Suffolk Trot held at Freehold Raceway
• Two Monmouth County horse farms cleared from threat of neurologic equine herpes
• Community invited to help children with Duchenne muscular dystrophy
• New BOE member ready to help the district face its challenges
• Local Kiddie Academy shines in the franchise system
• Millstone BOE reorganizes; appoints write-in vote winner to full-term seat
• Coffee-table collision turns child into entrepreneur to help other children
• Kids to hear happy barks if dogs get park in U. Freehold
• Fewer burglaries, more arrests in Millstone, Upper Freehold
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• Dine With the Stars at Horse Park event
• Red Horse Art Gallery to host auction May 20
• Summer fun in Ocean Grove starts this weekend
• Kidsville of Central New Jersey: Population 30,000 and growing
• Decorate a flamingo for makeover contest
• Master Gardeners plan plant sale
• ‘Soundstage’ musical event to aid autistic children
• Hidden Gardens tour set for June 4
• Monmouth Scouts honor Mehr, LaFrance
• Dogs descend on downtown
• ‘Hair of the Dog’ to benefit homeless pets
• Mini art series set for 4- and 5-year-olds
• 24-hour walk to benefit Malawi
• House plant issues topic of meeting
• Millstone recognized as a leader for the environment
• Allentown families helping lessen pain of homelessness
• Free fire truck too big to fit in Roosevelt garage
• Millstone names a new superintendent of schools
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• Roosevelt school budget passes
• Freehold Twp. hosting online public auction
• 2,000 boards broken for 200 Smiles
• Gov. tells town hall crowd he is pushing for reform
• Seaside Heights: Amusements, eateries, fests in a small package
• Task force will examine education regulations
• Wine tasting to benefit N.J. leukemia society
• Officials tell concerned residents it’s too late to change fair site
• Freeholders’ meetings are online
• Racing commissioner suggests ways state could help horse industry
• Little League season in full swing
• Attorney: Town code for gatherings does not apply to Freedom Fest Fair
• Rider injured after falling off horse
• Converting to solar energy could save U.F. Twp. $15,000
• From the imagination to the stage
• Camp that failed to get COs for trailers fined over $35,000
• Former Princeton Nurseries site slated for preservation
• Forehand on the run
• Community forum on April 25 to address teen behavior, substance abuse, mental health
• in the service 
• Christie signs Sara’s Law, honoring Sayreville teen
• Attorney: Developer’s plan will return Monmouth Park to profitability
• Manasquan: small-town charm & an eclectic downtown
• Two racing bills signed into law
• Incumbent and newcomer seek three-year terms on regional BOE
• Current board president faces newcomer in upcoming election
• Scout sees bedtime stories as means to sweet dreams
• U.F. explores alternative bulk waste options
• November election could go uncontested in four local towns
• A child first, then an established child model
• Municipal budget to impact taxes slightly in Upper Freehold Twp.
• Make cupcakes, not war
• Notice to Greater Media Newspapers classified advertising customers
• $1.54M being returned to investors who were defrauded by Brennan
• Audubon Society offers scholarships
• Library visitors can meet ‘Mozart’ and ‘Beethoven’
• Community invited to spring craft show
• Point Pleasant Beach: a shore town with much to offer
• Park system drop-in programs set for April
• Tara Hansen, 29, mourned by family and friends
• Contest encourages youths to draw county’s best features
• Watershed Association recognizes Millstone Twp. as ‘green’ leader
• Task force will examine education regulations
• Museum exhibit to explore lives of Monmouth’s Civil War veterans
• 4-H teens’ seedling sale starts
• County businesses offered money for re-employing workers
• Firefighters put out basement blaze in Millstone Twp.
• Volunteers collect 2,005 pounds of trash from Millstone waterways
• Twp. to update dog licensing fee ordinance
• Stagecoach a symbol of banking giant’s heritage and values
• Introduction to an artist through a retrospective
• UFRSD still trying to engage community in budget discussion
• Farmer: Overhanging branches pose danger to equipment and lives
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• Green Acres program marks 50th anniversary
• Monmouth freeholders adopt $491.5M budget
• Spring Lake: a little bit of everything
• Talent shines in the spotlight
• Historic county sites to be open for visits
• Samaritan Center seeks donations to provide assistance to residents
• Civil War programs slated for April 10
• Run with Eagles slated for April 9
• UFRSD will put $33M budget to vote in April 27 election
• Millstone man facing charges for sex with minor found dead
• Change racehorses’ fate and change the fate of horse racing
• Remembering the children who perished in Holocaust
• Bill comes due for state-restored funding to Millstone schools
• Teacher wants love of literacy to permeate children’s lives
• WELCOME TO... Treasures of the Jersey Shore
• Garden State Film Festival plans full slate of events
• Bill honoring local fallen veteran back on the table
• Officials: Public will have say on marijuana distribution site
• Millstone’s got more talent
• ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’ takes the stage to help children in need
• Half-Pint Helpers’ mission: Sell ‘junk food’ to aid Japan
• Winning Millstone Cyclones advance to next level of play
• Upper Freehold Historic Farmland Byway project wins another award
• Millstone resident hopes solar power will eliminate electric bill
• Call for civility reiterated in U.F.
• Writer uses blood, guts and gore to connect kids to days of yore
• Slight tax increase proposed in Upper Freehold
• Millstone home to 7-year-old maestro
• Month of the Young Child
• Applications available for Crop Block Grants
• Youths may enter poster contest
• MOVIES
• ‘Great Open Jump’ at Pump It Up to benefit Autism Speaks
• Works of art sought for show
• History fair coming to Allaire
• Guy Fieri to appear at Brookdale
• Fresh Air Fund seeks hosts in Monmouth
• Freeholders tap Masnick as clerk of the board
• Millstone PTO/PTSA offering scholarships
• Park system drop-in programs set for April
• Tricked into magic
• Allentown believes it’s paying fair amount for fire company services
• Reed Park development plans under way in U.F.
• Residents concerned about Freedom Fest’s impact on their neighborhood
• Millstone Pop Warner will host ‘Brick Bash’
• Millstone Twp. hopes to recoup some money for grader deemed unfit
• Published author at the age of 11
• Court’s opinion: Roosevelt did not drive yeshiva out
• A community built with spikes and blocks
• Community members ‘Walk ’n Roll’ for people with disabilities
• State loan will help support goals of Riding High Farm
• Cat in the classroom
• Jewish women in politics focus of talk
• Atlantic Highlands & Highlands offer all of the charms of seaside towns
• Big Brothers Big Sisters’ fundraiser strikes chord with supporters
• N.J. encourages recycling of plastic used in agricultural operations
• Monmouth freeholders introduce 2011 budget
• Veterans’ Foundation offers $2,500 scholarships to graduating seniors
• See a show at MPAC and help an underprivileged community
• AHS hep to the jazz fest
• Millstone won’t let developer cut into hills to build houses
• Day care center to be built off Prodelin Way
• Ocean Place Resort & Spa owners buy time
• Holocaust Butterfly Project set to begin on March 28
• 2011 Jersey Fresh dedicated to ‘Doc’ Dey
• L.B. to charge outside users for field use
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• Plan for electronic sign not taken lightly in Millstone
• Assemblywoman gains new appreciation for teachers
• Redevelopment of Meadowlands Racetrack estimated to cost $70M
• GreaterMedia Newspapers garners NJPA awards
• Asbury Park: A renaissance for Monmouth’s city-by-the-shore
• ‘Beastly’ is a teen’s fairy tale, but with some flaws
• Community mourns loss of Dr. Stephen Perrine Dey
• Symposium to teach youths about animal agriculture
• County suspends SCAT employees who attended rally
• Top harness trainer talks about what drives career and family
• Allentown to review U.F. request with boro attorney
• Ice rescue skills tested
• Family carries on John Lepping’s legacy
• UFRSD proposes $32.9M budget for next year
• Students expected to gain educational advantage with iPads
• Allaire State Park is Wall’s treasure
• Public invited to HONJ chorus’s dress rehearsal
• Courses available for N.J.’s aspiring farmers
• Funds available for N.J. farmers supporting USDA’s organic initiative
• No one injured in car fire
• Area kids play their hearts out in ROCK club
• N.J. Museum of Agriculture closes to the public
• Agency’s hands in the Millstone community
• As comfortable in the Statehouse as behind a horse
• Veterinarian with Millstone practice honored for promoting racehorse safety
• Budget constraints could mean fewer twp. employees in U.F.
• No truth to rumor of threats made at AHS
• Holocaust survivor recounts ‘voyage of the damned’
• Upper Freehold may take legal action against Allentown
• State pledges to increase aid to all three local school districts
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• Belmar offers an array of things to do
• AHS alumni promoting N.J. products to world
• Millstone youth to play benefit concert with The B Street Band
• Millstone voters approve $1.7M fire district budget
• Family seeks help for pooch that transformed soldier’s life
• Freedom Fest State Fair proud to promote new U.F. venue
• Millstone native recognized as one of Navy’s best recruiters
• Allentown will spend over $1M on U.F. property
• Roosevelt yeshiva fined for operating illegal dorm
• Redbirds ready to rock with their robot
• 2011 backyard bird count invites people to ‘count for the future’
• County TV show kicks off fourth season
• County helps recoup $633,488
• Library system proposes a tax decrease for 2011
• ‘Walk ‘N Roll’ to benefit the disabled
• Educators, students air frustrations on aid cuts
• Marlboro stalking victim to tell story on TV show
• Top linemen honored at Lombardi awards
• Resident reaches out to help soldier, family
• County reaches out to connect with homeless
• Gold Star plates now available
• Symposium to teach youth about animal agriculture
• AHS alumna spearheads fundraising campaign for American Cancer Society
• Comedians partner to bring arts into the neighborhood
• Community members raise $14K for Millstone schools
• Millstone Twp. approves solar farm development
• Millstone attempts to preserve land slated for development
• Learn more about the role horse racing plays in Monmouth Co.
• Millstone pony famous for his sweet kisses
• Millstone Fire District budget vote, election this Saturday
• New store supports rural lifestyles
• Scheuerman sets his sights
• Towns try to cope with costs of snow cleanup
• Christie: Reforms painful for some, but necessary
• New legislation may bolster N.J. horse races with $30M
• Two Millstone properties set for auction March 4
• Libraries celebrate Black History Month
• Concert to feature Cornerstone Music Studio teacher
• Millstone Twp. commended for reinvigoration of historic interest
• Millstone planning to sell motor grader
• 11 students injured after bus hits tree
• Four seats available on Millstone Board of Ed.
• New garden gives park visitors a place to reflect
• Upper Freehold Reg. School Dist. facing down $1.7M budget deficit
• Stuffing faces in support of soldiers
• Students, driver injured after school bus hits tree
• Bear doctor on call
• Scout makes paths behind old mill more accessible
• RPS continues to investigate sharing services with neighboring districts
• Van overturns in Millstone
• Roosevelt reviews plowing possibilities
• Millstone educator presents at national teachers’ convention
• Millstone restaurant renovates to offer refined dining room
• Roosevelt’s sole liquor license available again
• Public gets first peek at Millstone’s next school spending plan
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• Task force report rules out privatizing Monmouth jail
• Horse racing legislation advances
• Children encouraged to learn gardening
• Owner is one treasure at bicycle museum
• Millstone plans to repair roads during 2011
• U.F. to notify county about safety issues on Route 526
• Dearborn market to host Deep Cut orchid show
• 2010 N.J. horse of the year sired by stallion at U.F. farm
• Eating disorders tough to overcome
• U.F. officials urge residents to treat town employees with respect
• Stray pup in Afghanistan captures soldier’s heart
• U.F. officials clarify snow emergency procedures
• Bills present new hope for horse industry
• Volunteerism: The heart of a community
• County supports using technology to stay connected with older adults
• Fitness programs offered at libraries
• Money available for wetlands restoration
• Vera Bradley’s daughter visits Allentown
• Call for entries for second RE:IMAGE Film Festival
• Greater Media Newspapers pleased to be part of green partnership
• Law lays out rules to combat bullying
• U.F. board hires new planner
• ‘The Beethoven Connection’ to be presented in Roosevelt
• Leading the cheer — then and now
• Millstone Board of Education president calls for civility
• Tail-wagging tutor helps students learn to read
• Lead levels no longer elevated in school drinking water
• A new stage in their development
• Finishing touches put on new middle school
• Federal grant will help pave way for more Millstone trails
• Roosevelt school gym has no heat
• Millstone resident’s classic car featured in 2011 calendar
• Roosevelt council reorganizes
• Kuczinski takes on role of deputy mayor in Millstone
• Fire destroys home on New Year’s Eve
• Horsnall Mount becomes U.F.’s first female mayor
• More budget gaps bridged by community members
• Scattering sunshine in memory of Rachel Bungarden
• Officials at odds over spending more on COAH planning
• All eyes on streamlining school costs
• C-Bunny lives to dance and inspire others
• Teachers can receive equipment for ‘Plants for Pollinators’ program
• Computers, TVs must now be recycled in New Jersey
• Charity seeking medical doctors, nurses for Ugandan trip in 2011
• The year in review: U.F. headlines in 2010
• Funding for farm energy audits available
• Time to submit mare residency applications
• Perretti Farms made great strides in 2010
• New store for farmers, ruralists to open soon
• A look back at the top stories of 2010 in Millstone
• Hay truck goes up in flames
• First snowstorm of the season
• Perseverance since 1818
• Towns expect to have enough 2010 funds to pay for storm cleanup
• Author attempts to capture essence of Christmas 1945
• Bill permits wagers from out of state
• Change of venue for Freedom Fest Fair 2011
• Omission of Bean bill described as baffling
• Chronic disease self-management assistance now available online
• in the service •••
• Anti-terrorist training exercise held
• More than emergency response
• Inspiring young minds
• Organic and sustainable agriculture event in Princeton
• Miss New Jersey’s next goal: An MBA at Rutgers
• Millstone Township hears solar farm development application
• Survival in slow economic times
• Millstone one of 12 towns taking care of soldiers’ kids
• Donations sought for troops overseas
• Redbirds rank among country’s top cheer teams
• Bullying education could be leading to more incident reports
• District closely monitoring lead levels in drinking water since summer
• AHS alumnus: Travel is the best education
• Two Millstone cheer teams rank among top squads in nation
• The clock is ticking for N.J.’s horse-racing industry
• Sharon Station Road safety redesign won’t happen in 2011
• Roosevelt, Millstone consider sharing superintendent
• Disabled in SureHands at Riding High Farm
• A girl’s journey from the orphanage to Easy Street
• USDA offering $25M in grant funding to farmers
• Put On A Show tabbed NJSS Horse of the Year
• Pope names new bishop for Diocese of Trenton
• Feds seize domain names in counterfeit goods bust
• Millstone softball player to join Hawks
• Christmas show to raise funds for food pantry and veterans
• Gov. vetoes establishment of full racing schedule for two tracks
• Farm day worker charged with sexual assault of child
• Millstone planners OK special meeting for solar farm project
• ‘Homeward Bound’: 12 months of heartwarming stories
• Area mothers teach children about the spirit of giving
• Millstone planners debate access to Prodelin Way site
• Finale Hill encourages music fans to help less fortunate
• Turkey Trot
• AHS emphasizing success in character
• Peter Warshaw nominated for prosecutor post
• Carols, contests, Santa and more in Allentown
• Perl Acres development to continue in Upper Freehold
• New Royalty one of five finalists in radio contest
• Millstone district reports increase in bullying incidents
• Learning the legacy of giving thanks
• New Royalty one of five finalists in radio contest
• Working with the grain
• Colts Neck house tour includes ‘Monticello’
• Fall online auction raises $310,000
• Planting the seeds of service
• Dragons host first Lacrosse Fun Day for kids in the community
• AHS helped shape lives of prominent alumni
• Accident traps driver in truck
• Community called on to help search for superintendent
• Horse racing enthusiasts react to recent gaming recommendations
• Monmouth County legislators want state to give horse racing fair shake
• Millstone Scout helps make Camden more sustainable
• Little League to pay for field repairs, build press boxes at Byron Johnson Park
• Scouts serve Thanksgiving dinner to seniors in Trenton
• Helping veterans get services they are due
• N.J. mulls heaving horse racing out of Meadowlands for off-track wagering site
• Charging the next generation with finding a means for peace
• Millstone Cyclones win championship
• Holiday events begin in downtown Freehold Dec. 1
• Enjoy the holiday season in the county parks
• Before the big game
• Hometown embraces injured Marine upon homecoming
• We will never forget
• As Afghan war continues, so does local supply drive
• In honor of those who lost their lives
• DEP lifts drought watch in Monmouth and Ocean
• Former GM of harness track sentenced in check scheme
• Volunteers plant trees along new trail in U.F.
• Bridge to be closed for one year
• Horse-racing dates awarded but legislation still pending
• Two Millstone cheer squads will advance to nationals
• Helicopter lands near Millstone middle school
• Redbirds cheerleaders going to Disney World
• Local equine surgeon elected to horse rescue’s board of directors
• Scout helps make navigating Millstone soccer fields easier
• Roosevelt water tower repair to cost $495,000
• Millstone firefighters offer child safety seat inspections
• Equine massage therapist helps rescued, retired horses
• Millstone hires a new township administrator
• Roosevelt will cease water service to delinquent payers
• Millstone Township school district restores music program
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• Millstone Scout offers Mary and Joseph a place to stay
• Upper Freehold re-elects Mount and Moslowski
• Millstone considers developing electronic waste drop-off site
• U.F. postpones hearing on rezoning land near Allentown
• Republicans earn Allentown’s vote of confidence in election
• in the service •••
• History exhumed from Old Yellow Meeting House Cemetery
• State offers suggestions for avoiding collisions with deer
• Police side with parents; bus stops will be moved
• Book examines park system’s first 50 years
• One hundred years of mitzvahs and memories
• IRS seeks volunteers during tax season
• GOP retains control of county freeholder board
• Annual seminar will focus on state of N.J.’s equine industry
• Candle lighting to unite bereaved families Dec. 12
• Horsemen Association’s Halloween ride
• Roosevelt supports Malkin, Warnick
• Bob Kinsey earns third term on Twp. Committee
• Girl Scouts gift to Millstone residents a breath of fresh air
• Lease for $100K for cardio weight room on next meeting’s agenda
• Auction will feature Shahn family’s personal art collection
• Tales told of the Roosevelt of old
• More Halloween
• Education foundation aims to ‘bridge the gap’
• NJ ASK scores dip for Millstone students
• Halloween
• Charity offers helping hand in tough times
• ‘Contemporary Encounter With the Icon’s Invitation’
• Freehold temple celebrates its place in local history
• Monmouth historian appointed
• Historical assoc. taps president
• After years of waiting, Millstone declares developer in default
• Group presses for action for Breza tract trail grant
• Roosevelt weighs options to deal with overdue water/sewer bills
• More Halloween
• Education foundation aims to ‘bridge the gap’
• NJ ASK scores dip for Millstone students
• Halloween
• Charity offers helping hand in tough times
• ‘Contemporary Encounter With the Icon’s Invitation’
• Freehold temple celebrates its place in local history
• Monmouth historian appointed
• Historical assoc. taps president
• After years of waiting, Millstone declares developer in default
• Group presses for action for Breza tract trail grant
• Roosevelt weighs options to deal with overdue water/sewer bills
• Auction will feature Shahn family’s personal art collection
• Tales told of the Roosevelt of old
• Working together to protect the environment
• U.F. decides against connecting soccer complex to Allentown sewer system
• Soccer group wants to help improve U.F. sports fields
• Legislative package offers ways to pump money into horse racing industry
• U.F. denies congregation’s plan to build a cemetery
• There’s always Monday
• Millstone’s current deputy mayor seeks re-election
• Judy Collins to sing at Freehold church
• Malkin and Warnick running for council in Roosevelt
• Library honors Hindu festival
• Allentown gears up for contested election
• Pair puts new twist on Hanukkah story
• Millstone, Roosevelt schools seeking new superintendents
• Ice & snow must be cleared from vehicles before driving
• District reported 42 incidents last school year
• ‘The Healing Power of Art’
• Photo
• Work on truck wash begins
• Monmouth historian named
• Students try to take down faculty in flag football
• Horse euthanized after contracting equine encephalitis
• Fire breaks out in Millstone home
• Control of freeholder board at stake Nov. 2
• District reported 42 incidents last school year
• ‘The Healing Power of Art’
• Photo
• Work on truck wash begins
• Monmouth historian named
• Students try to take down faculty in flag football
• Horse euthanized after contracting equine encephalitis
• Fire breaks out in Millstone home
• Control of freeholder board at stake Nov. 2
• Working together to protect the environment
• U.F. decides against connecting soccer complex to Allentown sewer system
• Soccer group wants to help improve U.F. sports fields
• Legislative package offers ways to pump money into horse racing industry
• U.F. denies congregation’s plan to build a cemetery
• There’s always Monday
• Millstone’s current deputy mayor seeks re-election
• Judy Collins to sing at Freehold church
• Malkin and Warnick running for council in Roosevelt
• Library honors Hindu festival
• Allentown gears up for contested election
• Pair puts new twist on Hanukkah story
• Millstone, Roosevelt schools seeking new superintendents
• Ice & snow must be cleared from vehicles before driving
• Allentown team wins Central Jersey cheer competition
• Pink hair for hope
• Teenager tackles issue of distracted driving
• Zorovich lone candidate to seek unexpired term in Allentown
• NYC men indicted on murder charges
• Karabinchak, Resner vie for seat in Edison
• Muslim Consumer Conference to highlight contributions to U.S. economy
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• Library will honor chef Dennis Foy
• State’s restoration will hike average tax bills $281
• Museum of contemporary art to debut with benefit
• Rooseveltians not paying bills could have water shut off
• Monmouth County to hold caregiver retreat
• Photo
• Millstone recognized for being on front lines of environmental action
• ReRun names new executive director
• Boy Scouts beautify school grounds
• Allentown’s Homecoming
• Bond refinancing to yield savings in Monmouth Cty.
• NJSBA wants talks on tenure reform
• Clinic helps kids get acquainted with lacrosse
• N.J. Appellate Division invalidates COAH rules
• State Police: Millstone experiencing 10 to 15 burglaries each month
• Boro wants equal recreation fees for sewer hookup
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• Polio survivor joins 5K to help kids around globe
• U.F. to bond for $1M to improve roadways
• County to auction surplus items
• Students may examine county career academies
• AHS Athletic Hall of Fame to induct six on Oct. 16
• Youth basketball program continues in Upper Freehold
• Carve for the Cure
• New Royalty releases first album, ‘When Poets Dream’
• Park system celebrates 50 at Walnford
• New book dedicated in memory of the brave
• Polio survivor joins 5K to help kids around globe
• U.F. to bond for $1M to improve roadways
• County to auction surplus items
• Students may examine county career academies
• AHS Athletic Hall of Fame to induct six on Oct. 16
• Youth basketball program continues in Upper Freehold
• Carve for the Cure
• New Royalty releases first album, ‘When Poets Dream’
• Park system celebrates 50 at Walnford
• New book dedicated in memory of the brave
• State Police: Millstone experiencing 10 to 15 burglaries each month
• Boro wants equal recreation fees for sewer hookup
• Photo
• U.F. scenic byway gets honorable mention at county planning awards
• Rock for Education
• Millstone gets a better idea of what tuition pays for at AHS
• Variety of orchids available at auction
• Rooseveltians not paying bill could have water shut off
• Israeli response in Haiti to be discussed
• Nearly $10K down, $40K to go
• Pink for a purpose
• School district starts spending state-restored budget money
• in the service •••
• Community comes through for disabled veteran
• Brookdale Community College will host job fair on Oct. 26
• Forum will examine conflicts in Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan
• Wells Fargo gives grants to Central Jersey nonprofits
• Handlin urges action on medical malpractice bill
• Parents warned of new synthetic marijuana use
• Monmouth Park needs short-, long-term answers
• Horse breeders and owners believe slots would save N.J. horse industry
• Symposium defines equines as economic engine for N.J.
• Board rehires Mark Remsa as U.F. planner
• House dedication
• Monmouth Park needs short-, long-term answers
• Horse breeders and owners believe slots would save N.J. horse industry
• Symposium defines equines as economic engine for N.J.
• Board rehires Mark Remsa as U.F. planner
• House dedication
• U.F. scenic byway gets honorable mention at county planning awards
• Rock for Education
• Millstone gets a better idea of what tuition pays for at AHS
• Variety of orchids available at auction
• Rooseveltians not paying bill could have water shut off
• Israeli response in Haiti to be discussed
• Nearly $10K down, $40K to go
• Pink for a purpose
• School district starts spending state-restored budget money
• in the service •••
• Community comes through for disabled veteran
• Brookdale Community College will host job fair on Oct. 26
• Forum will examine conflicts in Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan
• Wells Fargo gives grants to Central Jersey nonprofits
• Handlin urges action on medical malpractice bill
• Parents warned of new synthetic marijuana use
• Help break a world record for pumpkin carving Oct. 9
• Explore the past in a pastoral setting Oct. 3
• Fire prevention open house in Millstone Oct. 3
• 2010 Latino Fest in Freehold Borough Oct. 2
• Fall household hazardous waste day Oct. 2 in U.F.
• Lightning struck house in Millstone during last storm
• New trail takes visitors along historic railroad line
• U.F. property values to be reassessed
• Twenty-five years of pink ribbons and still no cure
• Photo
• School district starts spending state-restored budget money
• N.J.’s great outdoors
• Groomers go glamorous
• AHS alumna will serve with the Peace Corps in Paraguay
• Archives Week theme: WWII
• School district starts spending state-restored budget money
• Help break a world record for pumpkin carving Oct. 9
• Explore the past in a pastoral setting Oct. 3
• Fire prevention open house in Millstone Oct. 3
• 2010 Latino Fest in Freehold Borough Oct. 2
• Fall household hazardous waste day Oct. 2 in U.F.
• Lightning struck house in Millstone during last storm
• New trail takes visitors along historic railroad line
• U.F. property values to be reassessed
• Twenty-five years of pink ribbons and still no cure
• Photo
• N.J.’s great outdoors
• Groomers go glamorous
• AHS alumna will serve with the Peace Corps in Paraguay
• Archives Week theme: WWII
• Celebrating community during Millstone Day
• House invaders return to winter residences
• Ornament will depict Allentown Library
• Public invited to dedication
• Rooting for the home team
• Fees lower for copies of records
• Town seeks to build recreational facilities along Red Valley Road
• League seeks use fee waiver in exchange for fixing fields
• Christie recognizes Millstone veteran’s meritorious service
• State grants Millstone school district’s appeal
• U.F. proposes creating zone for 254-unit development
• Championship field hockey team among Hall of Fame inductees
• Photo
• Patriotic and proud
• Organizers promise variety of indie films at festival
• Have a ‘Beer on the Pier’ Saturday at the Transient Docks
• Alzheimer’s is topic of science lecture
• Legislators say time for reform is now
• Feral felines have friends
• Air and ground search practice completed: Missing Scouts located
• One More Laugh wins Cane Pace
• Millstone farm market closes early
• Upper Freehold reviews emergency response plan
• Vacant house goes up in flames
• Restoring Roosevelt’s head
• U.F. officials split over supporting open space project
• The late Ed Schlinski gets a chance to provoke again
• Inaugural Wild Outdoor Expo in Assunpink this fall
• Jersey Syndicate plans CD release party at Stone Pony
• Astronaut to speak at library HQ
• New venue for young performers
• Business sues Millstone Township for denying its expansion
• New school expected to serve community for over 100 years
• Plan calls for trained staff to assist Monmouth veterans
• ‘Kittenpalooza’ offers half-price adoptions
• Annual Watershed Fest Oct. 2
• Towns need to determine demand, if any, for sidewalks
• Second gaming summit session at Meadowlands
• U.F. plans to fix sports courts
• Horse Park needs to raise $50K to keep Jersey Fresh
• Superior Court finds yeshiva provided illegal dorm for students
• Middle school tries to do away with first-day jitters before doors open
• FirstEnergy offering grants to stimulate classroom learning
• Photo of Vietnam veteran chosen for national tour
• Sept. 19 memorial walk assists LADACIN Network
• Autumn offers plenty of fun at county parks
• Register for 15th annual citizen police academy
• Rising star to perform
• Federal dollars to fund another MOM rail study
• Monmouth County closes Enzo Bridal probe
• Legacy of saving animals lives on
• Former officer from Allentown pleads guilty
• Millstone School District bids Mary Anne Donahue farewell
• Millstone district adds another kindergarten class; rehires aides
• Residents object to Roosevelt peddling plan for bike path
• The Flugtag Fist Pumpers and their flying machine
• Superior Court finds yeshiva provided illegal dorm for students
• Middle school tries to do away with first-day jitters before doors open
• FirstEnergy offering grants to stimulate classroom learning
• Photo of Vietnam veteran chosen for national tour
• Sept. 19 memorial walk assists LADACIN Network
• Autumn offers plenty of fun at county parks
• Register for 15th annual citizen police academy
• Rising star to perform
• Federal dollars to fund another MOM rail study
• Monmouth County closes Enzo Bridal probe
• Legacy of saving animals lives on
• Former officer from Allentown pleads guilty
• Millstone School District bids Mary Anne Donahue farewell
• Millstone district adds another kindergarten class; rehires aides
• Residents object to Roosevelt peddling plan for bike path
• The Flugtag Fist Pumpers and their flying machine
• Family not alone in fight against muscular dystrophy
• Route 537 to be closed during construction
• Costa Rica first at Freehold in Helen Smith Trot
• Wild Outdoor Expo in the Assunpink this fall
• Legends of Rock to perform in intimate Freehold setting
• Farm sanctuary walk for animals on Sept. 19
• Walk With Joe welcomes all to remember Sept. 11
• Former GM of track pleads guilty to multiple charges
• Credit card companies facing tighter regulation on campus
• New regulations would affect tree-cutting in Millstone
• Millstone puts liens on land with high grass
• U.F. hears plan for cemetery across from Cox’s Corner
• More summonses issued for mine trucks using undesignated routes
• Millstone Board of Education has full membership again
• Millstone Eagles soar into new season
• District does not want students to walk to school
• Monmouth County Park System's Free Activities - September 2010
• Route 537 to be closed during construction
• Millstone Eagles soar into new season
• District does not want students to walk to school
• Family not alone in fight against muscular dystrophy
• Costa Rica first at Freehold in Helen Smith Trot
• Wild Outdoor Expo in the Assunpink this fall
• Legends of Rock to perform in intimate Freehold setting
• Farm sanctuary walk for animals on Sept. 19
• Walk With Joe welcomes all to remember Sept. 11
• Former GM of track pleads guilty to multiple charges
• Credit card companies facing tighter regulation on campus
• New regulations would affect tree-cutting in Millstone
• Millstone puts liens on land with high grass
• U.F. hears plan for cemetery across from Cox’s Corner
• More summonses issued for mine trucks using undesignated routes
• Millstone Board of Education has full membership again
• Hope in action for a better world
• Millstone BOE asks UFRSD for busing services at 11th hour
• Keeping kids connected to the arts
• Discern function through form at Walnford
• Change of venue for Freehold Idol
• Teacher raises reported falling
• Lobbyist reports available on ELEC Internet website
• Book recounts story of fallen troopers
• Bean inspires Senate bill for vets’ services
• Detective becomes county’s first certified polygraph examiner
• Accreditation team invites public comment
• Bystanders assist car accident victims before help arrives
• Former gas station is only Roosevelt property in need of redevelopment
• Freeholders adopt resolution supporting horse racing
• Proud to be another bar and grill
• Millstone Cheetahs No. 1 in New Jersey
• Hope in action for a better world
• Millstone BOE asks UFRSD for busing services at 11th hour
• Keeping kids connected to the arts
• Discern function through form at Walnford
• Change of venue for Freehold Idol
• Teacher raises reported falling
• Lobbyist reports available on ELEC Internet website
• Book recounts story of fallen troopers
• Bean inspires Senate bill for vets’ services
• Detective becomes county’s first certified polygraph examiner
• Accreditation team invites public comment
• Bystanders assist car accident victims before help arrives
• Former gas station is only Roosevelt property in need of redevelopment
• Freeholders adopt resolution supporting horse racing
• Proud to be another bar and grill
• Millstone Cheetahs No. 1 in New Jersey
• Student ambassador trip helps develop cultural understanding
• N.J. horse racing enthusiasts react to gaming summit
• Third generation goes organic
• What Tools Are On Display At Historic Walnford? You Tell Us!
• Freehold Raceway to open fall meet
• Celebrities, congressman, physicians support FAAN Walk on Sept. 11
• Mission Dance will perform in Freehold
• Farmer Appreciation Night
• An ‘Evening in the Vineyards’ will help those living with MS
• Cty. opens new health clinic in Hazlet
• Do good for the Gulf
• Live events recount history at museum
• County receives perfect audit
• Children to receive free therapeutic riding lessons
• Cream Ridge farms bred Hambletonian winners
• Local shop a hub to save horse racing
• Millstone and UFRSD explore sharing school bus services
• Team N.J. earns 81 medals at Special Olympics Nat’l Games
• Attempt to renegotiate school budget before appeal fails
• Students will have to pay to participate in most cases
• Photo
• Riding club maintains highest standards for special-needs riders
• Millstone resident earns honor for vision and achievement
• Families walked to honor memory of their children
• The business of horse racing
• N.J. horse breeders, owners vow not to go quietly into the night
• Complete Streets policy now in place in county
• Participants will learn how to observe govt.
• Legislators want veterans to know help is available
• Lookin At Lucky romps at Izod Haskell Invitational
• Reward offered for the return of historic items
• Drinking supply safe despite presence of 10 contaminants
• Concrete truck and van collide
• Monmouth County Park System's Free Activities - August 2010
• Mill Demonstrations Resume At Historic Walnford
• Grand Opening of Holiday on Church
• Fall Festival
• Sixteen Year Old Kristina Coia Develops New National Character Development Program Mirror, Mirror on
• INTERNET SALES PEOPLE WANTED FOR ALLENTOWN
• Allentown Harvest Festival
• BellasPainRelief.com announces the release of its flagship product “Bella’s Hot/Cold Pain Relief
• Horse Parade
• Tea Social & Family Fun
• 1st Annual Imlay House Arts Festival
• Allentown Fall Harvest Festival 2006
• Fall Jewelry Trunk Show Party
• Historic Tours of Allentown
• Music of the Night

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