Farmingdale, NJ News

• Farmingdale, NJ News
• Bus driver charged with speeding, careless driving
• Veteran teacher realizes impact on young people
• SkyScreamer gives riders thrilling view of park
• Freehold Idol returning for new season
• Technical issue slows planned improvements
• Georgian Court University to become fully coed in fall
• Woman’s advocacy for victims leads to honor
• Construction of Whole Foods center expected to begin in near future
• Howell police on Facebook
• Driver charged with DWI after crash with pole
• Aaronson joins LaRocca in leadership bid
• Freehold Twp. adopts $37M municipal budget
• Howell officials lament tax increase in budget
• Howell commits to spend affordable housing funds
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• Developers sentenced to prison
• GOP head says enforcement was lacking on sign code
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• Northpointe denied; next move unknown
• Supt.: Review under way following paint problem
• Keeping breast cancer at bay: Doctors from China train at CentraState
• Tragedy averted as coaches and nurses save boy on baseball field
• Officials take action to provide local improvements
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• Marlboro planners vote to deny Northpointe housing application
• Freehold Borough council adopts municipal budget
• ‘Paintings from the Eastern Seaboard’
• Trainer and dog work together to win title
• Planner describes need for project variances
• Manalapan committee adopts $30.7M budget
• Christie meets the public at Freehold gathering
• Program expands services to men facing tough times
• Book chronicles Marine’s battle with PTSD
• Contaminated Imperial Oil site deemed to be clean
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• Marlboro council creates municipal rec. department
• Juveniles caught with drugs at high school
• New Hope Baptist Church plans festival
• Jersey Shore Wine Festival will return
• Macedonia Freehold Church will host community day
• Manalapan woman pleads guilty to sexually abusing youngster
• Local bands to take stage at Bamboozle
• Resident wins appeal of gas station permit
• Neighbors fear impact of Northpointe homes
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• Colts Neck native Corey Wagar to open for LeAnn Rimes at State Theater
• Joint Base set to welcome guests during weekend
• Search after bank heist leads to charges against local man
• $23.3M budget put in place for Colts Neck K-8 district
• Resident appeals decision to re-establish gas station
• Encore expected to get liquor license
• Manalapan resolves to seek DOT review of speed limit
• JCP&L giving customers more ways to seek data
• Police honor officers, dispatchers, civilians
• Planning is under way for Olde Freehold Day
• New stroke support group looking for members
• Board cuts job held by popular educator
• Officer injured during scuffle
• Catena community raising funds to build school trail
• Boyle, Keimig recalled as honorable public officials
• Freehold police seize drugs, cash; one arrest made
• Soil conservation district employee pleads guilty
• Police: Suspects in waste oil theft attempt not so slick
• Marlboro awards contract for turf field construction
• Rosenwald begins new term; Dwyer, Kao join school board
• Colts Neck board seeking resident to fill open seat
• Marlboro moves forward on two cleanup projects
• Children to stage ‘Once Upon a Mattress’ at church
• Free seminars to address topics of child custody, divorce, expungement
• Nature tales
• Zoners approve variances for Islamic cemetery plan
• One-handed motocross racer proves he has drive
• Freehold Twp. reaches out to support food bank
• Marlboro council makes moves to use affordable housing funds
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• Gov. Christie to host town hall meeting in Freehold
• MHS senior wins Siemens Award
• Photo contest seeks entries
• Colts Neck committee adopts $10.37M budget
• Audubon Society plans Allaire field trip
• Brookdale Guitar Show cranks it up to 11
• Hornik says time is right for capital improvements
• Financial planner charged with theft
• Colts Neck band celebrates 10 years
• Nominations sought for historic awards
• John Powell exhibit opens in Red Bank
• Catena pupils raising funds for playground in Uganda
• Zimmerli spotlights architectural prints
• Spend a weekend steeped in history
• Savvy college senior has what it takes for the business world
• Seniors invited to submit artwork
• Fitness walk pays tribute to community volunteer
• ‘Art on the Edge’ seeking entries
• Manalapan officials name Marsala new police chief
• Residents air views during Manalapan budget hearing
• Greater Media Newspapers takes home 15 awards in NJPA contest
• Properties in Freehold Twp. will undergo reassessment
• Marlboro moves to create recreation & swim utility
• Manalapan, Marlboro soccer clubs will get together for fun & charity
• Army veteran, 92, will lead parade
• ‘Linear Configurations’
• Nature tales
• Engineer details ways in which storm water will be handled
• Former property manager gets prison
• Ex-senior center director pleads guilty in scheme
• Union presses board for new deal
• Indie comic artist stages ‘War of the Independents’
• Judge rules zoners on solid ground vs. helipad
• 60 years spent ‘on call’
• Former Freehold Township Senior Center director pleads guilty in scheme
• Manalapan officials name Marsala new police chief
• Scouts attain Eagle rank
• Horigan, Sullivan seek seats in Freehold Twp.
• Saturn Sky is showpiece for Marlboro resident
• Prescription drugs may be turned in at Free. Twp. sites
• ‘Mr. 80%’ is on stage at Center Playhouse
• Fitzgerald, Schatzle to run unopposed
• ‘Day With the Irish’ will be a celebration
• Marlboro budget adopted
• Nature tales
• Dog park will open April 29
• Urban SociaLites to host job fair at Freehold YMCA
• Colts Neck Band celebrates 10 years
• Break-ins continue at Manalapan homes
• Three men plead guilty to stealing from defense firm
• Monmouth food drive takes in two tons of food in two weeks
• Manalapan man gets prison term
• Marlboro will conduct spring bulk pickup
• Doctors from China to train at CentraState
• Shutzer, Griffiths, Xavier to square off in primary
• Republicans Newman, Earle running in Freehold Borough
• ‘Tough Love’ helps ‘gold digger’ find treasure within
• Voters give OK to Marlboro school tax levy
• Freehold Borough cleanup set for May 19
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• Englishtown council introduces $1.95M budget
• Manalapan dog park opening postponed to April 29
• Marlboro will conduct bulk pickup
• ‘Fun Can Be Work!’
• St. Mary’s Church makes use of new solar energy farm
• Christian Brothers Academy names new principal
• Towns in COAH compliance report trust fund cash is safe
• Beautiful voices
• Homeowner given approval to reduce size of buffer zone
• Survivors’ stories still at heart of Holocaust center
• Freehold authorizes LOSAP payment
• Brooklyn comes to Aberdeen on May 20
• Gospel concert promises uplifting performances
• April at the Art Alliance
• Freeholders appoint area residents to Brookdale Board of Trustees
• Residents could get alternative for leaf pickup in Manalapan
• Manalapan dog park will open on April 22
• Vehicles targeted in Holiday North
• Board adopts $70.7M budget
• Freehold’s goal is safer, more usable streets for everyone
• Monmouth freeholders adopt $487.35M budget
• Colts Neck teen to receive Jr. Humanitarian Award
• Public invited to compete in 5K race
• Ethics board members: We can hear case impartially
• King remembrance set for April 22
• David Goldman ‘keeps light shining’ on child abduction
• Mayor irked Marlboro could lose COAH funds
• Green, Ptasiewicz will not be challenged in primary
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• Manalapan grad Jack Perri named men's hoops coach at LIU
• Marlboro mayor upset that township could lose housing funds
• Public hearing set for April 17 for Colts Neck municipal tab
• Life Support Boutique, Gift Auction deemed a success
• ‘Wizard of Oz’ features local actors
• Englishtown council to fill open seat
• Optimist Club to host comedy night benefit
• CentraState to host Walk MS
• Seven candidates seek seats on school board
• Donated basketballs lead to discussion about ads
• Colts Neck dealing with affordable housing issue
• Hellenic Dancers of N.J. will celebrate 40 years
• Manalapan resident seeks speed reduction
• Marlboro residents to vote on 2012-13 school tax levy
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• Spring Festival at Allaire Village
• New style of temporary tag unveiled by MVC
• Awareness walk to raise funds for pancreatic cancer research
• Fresh Air Fund hosts say participation is rewarding
• Seedlings may be ordered now
• Local traffic will be impacted by Northpointe development
• Bands vie to be part of Bamboozle
• Doctor saluted for service to community
• Barkalow Ave. drainage issues will be corrected
• Public hearing May 7 on Freehold budget
• Camp Quality offers children a break from cancer battle
• Turkey Swamp campground open for season
• Stomp The Monster to host 5K run
• Attorney representing principal raises question about legal bills
• Titanic survivors’ stories to be recounted April 15
• Police advise residents that burglaries are continuing
• Organizers report initial Irish Week was a success
• County food drive aims to stock FoodBank for summer
• Manalapan moves police dispatch unit to county
• Colts Neck fighting Trump helipad
• Open Space Pace will shine spotlight on horse racing
• Dorn’s collection chronicles generational narrative
• Principal explains MHS ticket sale snafu
• Sides spar over leaving contaminated soil
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• Nursing scholarship fundraiser set for March 31 in Point Beach
• Police ask residents to check website
• Colts Neck officials consider idea of helping hands group
• Scout’s sneaker collection succeeds
• Tab Ramos Sports Center gearing up for busy season
• Fun run to be held at Catena
• Pastor at St. Peter’s leaves to serve church in Mexico
• Decade of perseverance brings family citizenship
• Freehold Township students win 4th consecutive consumer bowl
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• Racers Club alumni planning to reunite
• Construction dept. offers amnesty
• CVS pharmacy targeted by shoplifter
• Sewer charge going up $10 per quarter in 2012
• Cop killer gets life in prison
• Burglars hit homes in Marlboro
• Residents make council members aware of issues
• Latino resident sought to serve on council
• Fundraiser gives students sense of how to operate a business
• Walk4Friends set for April 29
• Worship center to present Easter drama
• Toys R Us awards Collier $25K grant
• Marlboro entertainer ready for ‘West Side Story’ tour
• Undersized fall zone dooms cell tower plan
• Traditional services make Russian bathhouse unique
• Burglars hit homes in Marlboro
• Council adopts property maintenance amendments
• Fun run to be held at Catena
• Two building fires ignited by wood-burning heating units
• Walk in Seaside Heights to benefit Brennan Stands Alone Foundation
• Parents urged to be proactive against child identity theft
• Joint Base to host open house
• Fossils Car Club announces show, cruise schedule for 2012 season
• Health officer wants owners to avoid the stray cat blues
• Volunteers sought for domestic violence response team in Marlboro
• Residents have opportunity to speak on $70.7M budget
• Marilyn Michaels will appear on the Strand stage
• Board rejects billboard at Route 79-Ryan Road
• Soccer league sets sights on building turf fields
• Garden State Film Festival to mark 10th anniversary
• Howell introduces municipal budget
• Prom dresses available via Becca’s Closet
• Driver will face charge of vehicular homicide
• Residents fighting cancer to be honored at Beauty Ball, March 24
• Northpointe discussion will resume on March 21
• Learn how rain gardens can help the environment
• Preservation efforts to be recognized
• Monmouth County to realign Adelphia-Farmingdale Road
• Young leaders will work to help their hometown
• Pallone discusses health care reform at stop in Marlboro
• Nice moves
• Colts Neck board will hold public hearing on budget
• Principal asserts innocence in remarks during meeting
• ‘Adult’ ordinance updated
• FRHSD puts $186.8M budget before public
• Howell twins give back to NICU that saved them
• Issues with power co. are being addressed
• Enforcement of sign law questioned
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• Enforcement of sign law questioned by Manalapan resident
• Manalapan H.S. principal asserts innocence in remarks during meeting
• Freehold Soccer League sets sights on building turf fields
• Reading is an adventure
• ‘Pure Expression’
• Samaritan Center seeking share of $1M donation
• Fundraising run/walk set for March 18
• Unlocked vehicles targeted by burglars
• Manalapan man sentenced for tax evasion, false statements
• New law would require testing on sites of major subdivisions
• School board candidates speak
• Freehold Borough ready to celebrate ‘Irish Week’
• Birthday No. 100 is a cause for celebration, times three
• Boy Scout, 14, puts motto, ‘Be Prepared,’ to good use
• Fundraiser aids police K-9 unit
• Chabad celebrates 25 years with expansion of teen programs
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• Marlboro budget for 2012 checks in at $32.6 million
• Home entered, but owner reports nothing missing
• Plan for adult community dies with committee vote
• Nutritionist’s book nudges Americans toward whole new diet
• Dancer to appear on TV
• Council goes on the record against hike in water rates
• Manal.-Eng. board introduces $81.1 million spending plan
• Zoning board considers plan for cemetery
• Freehold plans to establish transitional first grade
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• Freehold Borough prepares to host ‘Irish Week’
• Artists enjoy creative process
• ‘Gimme Shelter’
• Firefighters gave years of service to two towns
• Volunteers sought for domestic violence response team in Marlboro
• Former chief still awaits day in court
• Sheriff’s dept. details plan for communications tower
• Brookdale Community College trustees select new president
• Two men charged with attempted murder in Freehold Twp. incident
• Project Rebuild offered at Bethel AME
• Freeholders introduce 2012 county budget
• TRT Cares seeking volunteers
• Teen will perform at Carnegie Hall
• Residents will be permitted to install rapid entry box
• Longtime conservationist to take reins of county foundation
• Manalapan police vehicles will receive new equipment
• Marlboro to seek $900K for new liquor license
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• Attorney, FRHSD spar over legal document
• Freeholders oppose request for increase in water rates
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• Youth group event opens girls’ eyes to less fortunate
• Marlboro continues bond with Nanto City, Japan
• Residents not in favor of plan to rezone for adult community
• Girl Power event coming to library
• The ‘Wedding Singer’ comes to Manalapan High School
• Surgery not possible to restore Ecuadoran teenager’s eyesight
• Battle looms over filing of tenure charges
• Marlboro struggles to sell affordable units
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• Attorney, FRHSD spar over legal document
• FRHSD battle looms over filing of tenure charges
• Anniversary events honor Girl Scouts’ achievements
• Pesticide contamination at issue in housing plan
• Nominations being accepted for annual Russ Berrie award
• Wood recycling plan may belong in front of county
• Participation in co-op will yield lower costs
• Share a Story seeks donations of books at library, local school
• Planning board signals OK for proposed zone change
• Educational food festival arrives at library March 4
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• Zoning board votes to appeal latest ruling in cell tower case
• Marlboro council amends regulations for billboards
• Planners’ decision pleases residents
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• Manalapan planners’ decision pleases residents
• Manalapan planners’ decision pleases residents
• Photos that provoke questions in Long Branch
• Community garden gears up for spring
• One cool Cat
• Freehold Township Peer Leaders earn award
• Three face charges after arrests at mall
• Arrest made in car break-ins
• Crockam convicted of Matlosz’s murder
• Attendees have a howling good time at Super Pet Expo
• Board approves yogurt bar at Throckmorton St. site
• Services may be offered to youths with special needs
• Brookdale facilities, not tuition, at issue
• New app will enhance visitors’ use of parks
• Freehold Twp. supt. has eyes on future
• ‘Rock Shabbat’ will return to synagogue
• South Dakota firm wins bid to build ladder truck
• LaRocca seeks to lead Monmouth Democrats
• Comedy night will benefit school band
• Download e-books and audio books at library
• Police warn residents of phone scam
• Entries sought for poster contest
• Council names attorneys to represent two officers
• Board nearing vote on cell tower plan
• Freehold man, 22, charged with sex assault of girl, 14
• Residents: Don’t change permitted uses on Rt. 9
• Donations of prom dresses are welcome
• Relay for Life will honor cancer survivors, those lost
• Family mourns twins who died in same week
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• Marlboro keeps school election in April
• Applicant will propose wood recycling facility in Marlboro
• Applicant will propose wood recycling facility in Marlboro
• Bully in New Jersey
• Blues and jazz on bill for St. Peter’s concert
• Distracted driver hits utility pole on Rt. 522
• Raise for police officers OK’d
• Professional organization plans to award campership to Scout
• Council rules state law is unfunded mandate
• Youths with special needs sought
• First aid squad plans boutique, gift auction
• County officials lay out plan to assist businesses
• No sour grapes for N.J. wineries: Law loosens regs, allows shipping
• New attorney reviewing ethics complaint filed against official
• Public, private schools may register for math event
• Haiti native seeks to heal homeland
• Stomp The Monster to host 5K run
• Firm to offer SAT practice test
• Three women to be honored by Chabad
• Community garden gears up for spring
• Liquor licenses may be available
• Complaint halts farmland preservation application
• Freehold Twp. opens camp to nonresident children
• Business ethics come into focus at Team Challenge
• Applicant pulls variance request
• Police dispatchers now on Monmouth payroll
• Moreto named police chief; to retire May 1
• Colts Neck proposal would establish ‘no-knock’ list
• Second annual golf outing will benefit injured soldier
• Killer sought in death of Freehold Boroughman
• Board and applicant agree to eliminate Thorton Ave.
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• Moreto named Manalapan police chief; will retire from post May 1
• Colts Neck Reformed Church building new ministry center
• Colts Neck examines idea of fee for filming
• Two sports teams honored
• Former candidate will not run in ’12
• Audubon Society planning birdwalk
• Photo contest seeks entries
• Unresolved issues cause final OK to be denied
• Extended kindergarten to be offered in Marlboro
• Company will keep board current on N.J. mandates
• State rep. seeks to remove roadblocks to pot program
• Vendors sought for first aid fundraiser
• Feb. 10 program will pay tribute to black history
• Court: Freehold Borough cannot challenge land use board’s ruling
• $1.3M sought for new liquor license
• Manalapan man awakes to find armed intruders
• Transparency law sheds light on ‘shadow govt.’
• Orchid Society will host show
• Rapid entry box for homes eyed
• Demographic details available to businesses
• Group suggests commercial development on Rt. 9 parcel
• Resident loves to deliver Valentine’s Day cheer
• Ordinance proposes rezoning for age-restricted community
• Program costs will shift from township to participants
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• Author gives horror a spin in new novel
• Old house makes final contribution
• Officials did not follow consultant’s suggestion
• Suspect charged in Jan. 17 robbery
• Free dental-care event scheduled at KidZdent
• Manalapan couple charged with theft at Target store
• Freehold Township board moves date for school vote
• First aid squad cadet, 17, puts CPR training to use
• Great Backyard Bird Count welcomes new participants
• Parties debate town’s appropriation for club
• Board denies 7-Eleven; appeal of use is pending
• ‘Positive development’ was goal for Hendry
• Water utility customers are facing rate increase
• Township will not stand in way of filling center
• Freehold’s Lillie Hendry looks back at lifetime of service
• Northpointe project back before board
• Planner: Route 9 OK for auto dealerships
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• Planner: Route 9 corridor in Manalapan OK for auto dealerships
• Marlboro water utility customers are facing rate increase
• Officials did not follow consultant’s suggestion
• Officials did not follow consultant’s suggestion
• Exhibit in Philadelphia will trace Springsteen’s career
• Exhibit in Philadelphia will trace Springsteen’s career
• Zimmerli highlights revelations in Soviet nonconformist art
• Fundraiser aims to raise awareness of need for living kidney donors
• Zimmerli highlights revelations in Soviet nonconformist art
• Fundraiser aims to raise awareness of need for living kidney donors
• Hamburger event to honor child’s memory, help others
• Comic book artist dreams of breaking the barriers
• No criminal check for student observers
• Hamburger event to honor child’s memory, help others
• Comic book artist dreams of breaking the barriers
• No criminal check for student observers
• Pupils with special needs may register in Freehold Twp.
• Ayckbourn comedy comes to Freehold
• Aquatics director knows ‘Y’ she likes New Jersey
• Pupils with special needs may register in Freehold Twp.
• Ayckbourn comedy comes to Freehold
• Aquatics director knows ‘Y’ she likes New Jersey
• Temple to host family service
• Deep Cut Orchid Society will host annual show
• Temple to host family service
• Deep Cut Orchid Society will host annual show
• Carnegie Hall date inspires musicians
• Storm drain repair bill totals $105K
• Old Bridge man lives out his heavy-metal dream
• Carnegie Hall date inspires musicians
• Storm drain repair bill totals $105K
• Old Bridge man lives out his heavy-metal dream
• Cancer survivor to speak
• Manalapan will offer weekend CERT training
• Pedestrian struck, killed on Route 9
• Keeping tradition
• Cancer survivor to speak
• Manalapan will offer weekend CERT training
• Pedestrian struck, killed on Route 9
• Keeping tradition
• Arbor Day Foundation offering free trees
• Police foundation director hopes to save teen’s sight
• Arbor Day Foundation offering free trees
• Police foundation director hopes to save teen’s sight
• Council settles 2009 case involving residential site
• Manalapan-Englishtown moves school vote date
• Court: Police study can remain private
• Manalapan Target is target for pair seeking baby items
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• Council settles 2009 case involving residential site
• Manalapan-Englishtown moves school vote date
• Court: Police study can remain private
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• Manalapan Target is target for pair seeking baby items
• Two boards expected to move school election
• Court rules in favor of Verizon for cell tower
• Two boards expected to move school election
• Court rules in favor of Verizon for cell tower
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• Manalapan Target is target for pair seeking baby items
• ‘Mrs. Lincoln’ to visit association’s meeting Jan. 24
• Principal remembered in heartfelt ceremony
• Catholic bishops address poverty in New Jersey
• Hearts for Hunger effort thanks its contributors
• Marlboro awaits word on Cops in Shops grant
• Curley named director of county freeholders
• Community invited to pancake breakfast
• Hornik upbeat as second term begins
• Resident appeals issuance of permit
• Colts Neck singer’s career is on an upward path
• Woody Allen movies, discussion at library
• Arts council determined to create a second mural
• Rockin’ show honors ‘Big Man’; ‘Mad Dog’ recovering from crash
• Freehold officials decline benefits
• Holmdel committeewoman selected as new freeholder
• Former NFL player to discuss homophobia
• Engel tapped to serve as Colts Neck mayor
• Cantor chosen council president
• Marlboro youngsters enjoying fun times on basketball court
• Ammiano to serve as mayor
• Family overwhelmed by donations
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• Rockin’ show honors ‘Big Man’ Clemons; ‘Mad Dog’ Lopez recovering from crash
• Freehold concert will aid food pantry and arts council
• Supt. reviews reasons why specific tests are required
• Marine a bit homesick, but proud to serve her country
• Panel could speed review of applications
• Bank caring for building
• Photographers pick best of 2011
• Senior citizens feel special at Marlboro performance
• Monmouth County officials opt to privatize bridge operators
• Facebook establishes link to report suicidal comments
• Freehold settles suit with local landlords
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• PTO awards grants to teachers
• Freehold council prepares to meet 2012 challenges
• Center for Jewish Life to honor mayor
• Higgins begins term as Freehold’s mayor
• Freehold mural painted over
• Community invited to pancake breakfast
• Fun evening will have fans talking baseball
• Agencies on guard for issues at bog
• Cohen elected Manalapan’s mayor
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• Freehold mural is removed by property owner
• Marlboro Middle School clothing drive Jan. 7
• Inspirational speaker’s words carry weight with teens
• Malave joins Howell council
• CentraState offers vaccinations to public
• Make-A-Wish castle opens, grants teen first wish
• Special event supports foundation
• MRRSA finances concern officials
• Plan expected to lay out h.s. district’s objectives
• Rock Shabbat returns to temple
• Women bring holiday spirit to displaced Howell residents
• Circle of Friends club enjoys holiday season
• Public voices displeasure with water rate increase
• Beck: Monmouth Park accord expedites rebid
• Towns raising concern over turbine transport
• Allergies? There’s an app for that
• Entries sought for film festival
• Live From Freehold comes alive Jan. 22
• Resident suggests bicycle lanes on Marlboro roads
• No vote on 7-Eleven; discussion to continue
• Queen Latifah visit brings joy to children with cancer
• Narozanick lauded for support of county’s farming community
• Kiwanis clubs come through with presents
• Local teenager earns honor at tech event
• County preparing to assume police dispatch duties
• Snow removal code getting a tune-up
• FRHSD plans workshops for parents
• Marlboro welcomes new sister city
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• Freehold PBA reaches out to victims of recent fires
• Damage repaired, offices reopened
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• Manalapan officials modify police organization chart
• Director of music winds down career
• Howell council makes move to ban pot farms in township
• Landmark home marks 100th year
• An art-full holiday
• Historic commission seeks ability to distribute grants
• Test your Monmouth County IQ on Jan. 11
• Police investigate burglary at Verizon
• Officials investigate house fire
• Freeholders to reorganize on Jan. 5
• Green team scores some green for project in Marlboro village
• Former property manager facing seven-year jail term
• Santa’s helpers
• Manalapan committee to hold reorganization
• Residents being asked to adopt a fire hydrant
• Teens may apply for humanitarian award
• No injuries from fire that started in dryer
• Community invited to pancake breakfast
• Officials thank Eastman for service to Colts Neck
• Conditional approval given for development easement purchase
• Collier offers path to positive changes
• Freehold cops agree on new deal with town
• New bullying law stirs up complaints
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• Howell woman honored as mother of the year
• ‘Rock Shabbat’ returning to local temple
• Police organization chart to be modified
• ‘Butterfly Ball’ will help children fighting cancer
• Math teams excel in competition at CBA
• Student attends leadership forum
• Supervisor receives honor
• Pupils send troops heartfelt greetings
• Thief grabs food, doesn’t get money
• Library extends deadline for logo contest
• Committee OKs ordinance for capital improvements
• Booster club’s goal is turf playing field
• Toys donated for children of service members
• Official calls attention to town’s recycling letter
• Luxury goes to the dogs at Millstone pet resort
• Board ready to deny 7-Eleven application
• Barkalow students show holiday spirit
• ‘Let It Snow’
• Eyes of the Wild
• Synagogue to host concert
• Ornaments hold visions of happy homes
• CERT training to begin in January in Manalapan
• Resident surprises suspect inside Manalapan home
• Testimony expected to continue on plan for convenience store
• Furniture maker wins best in show
• New rabbi settling in at Freehold Jewish Center
• Police recover stolen excavator in Florida
• Program offers a meal and comfort from cold
• Howell council recognizes retiring municipal clerk
• Hanukkah event in Marlboro open to community
• Burglar hits residence on Oak Knoll Dr.
• Roth bids farewell to Manalapan committee
• Resident finds unlikely inspiration in rescued dog
• Planner to review all zones for automobile dealerships
• Synagogue embarks on second century
• Organ transplant transforms strangers into good friends
• Mayor Wilson saluted at final council meeting
• No Stigma group helps young adults with mental illness
• FTHS student charged with locker thefts
• Auto restoration shop seeks variance
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• Resident surprises woman who entered Manalapan home
• Manalapan planner to review all zones for automobile dealerships
• Kiwanis leading 1,000 Toy March
• Holiday concert to be performed at local church
• Clark leaves Howell council; Malave back
• Holiday concert comes to town
• OnRamp helps connect individuals to new jobs
• Friends meet to recount school days of long ago
• Holiday House Tour will showcase special places
• Couple to be honored at temple
• Applewood residents mark 100th birthdays
• Jackson man preparing to lead Freehold Masons
• Restaurant owners sentenced on tax scam, harboring aliens
• Police add equipment to investigative arsenal
• Center Players hosts holiday favorites
• NPS: Sandy Hook beach fees based on area beach fees
• Police investigate burglaries
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• Yorktowne Club supplies dinners
• Armed robber hits CVS in Manalapan
• Talk of rezoning to resume Dec. 8
• Adoption Day: Making it official
• Fire marshal deems blaze on Institute St. an accident
• FRHSD board approves stipend for administrative supervisor
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• National Flood Insurance extends Hurricane Irene claims
• Temple to host concert
• ‘Myth Adventures’ coming to MMMS
• Veterans alliance helps to pay for special ramp
• ‘Lit’
• How the wizard stole Christmas
• Wilson has guided town for a busy three decades
• Changeover to county dispatchers getting close
• ‘Rock & Roll Art Show’ will stop at mall
• County consumer affairs offers shopping advice
• Freehold hosts holiday events
• Institute St. family forced out of their home by fire
• Homeless veteran program coming to Fort Monmouth
• Playing with matches leads to rug mill fire
• Council censures Carr
• New Royalty may take pop crown in Z100 contest
• Preparing for winter
• School board appears ready to start recording meetings
• Idea for community health center unveiled
• Englishtown council censures Councilwoman Carr
• ‘New Jersey Artists Emerged’
• State urges motorists to drive with caution during breeding season
• Public advised to report any signs of deer with virus
• Job fair aims to help veterans transition back into work force
• Area housing complexes honored
• NJNG announces bill credit
• ‘Butterflies in the Pantry’
• Master gardener classes to begin
• Club welcomes memory loss sufferers
• Born to Run 5-mile race in Freehold set for Nov. 25
• Soil conservation district employee facing charges
• Restaurant owner gets prison term
• Run puts focus on lung cancer
• Howell Planning Board approves solar farm
• ‘Midsummer Night’s Dream’ comes to MHS
• Clean Sweep volunteers help clear garbage-strewn roads
• Board changes general counsel
• Town enters services deal with The Grande
• Professor to lecture about dinosaurs in New Jersey
• Panel trying to make certain signs are fine
• SED zones may have limited space for retail use
• Pedestrian hit while crossing East Main St.
• Drive under way for gifts for children of U.S. troops
• Lawyer facing theft charges
• ‘It’s A Wonderful Life’ makes stop in Freehold
• Shelter alumni star in MCSPCA calendar
• State to clean and preserve hospital tract in Marlboro
• Freehold’s emergency housing program gears up for winter
• Photo
• Local artist to display watercolors in NY gallery
• Master Gardeners award scholarships
• Medium to speak at dinner in Freehold Twp.
• Howell plans to place solar panels on new town hall
• Local teacher to play at Chico’s House of Jazz
• Caregivers invited to day of relaxation
• Volunteer helps others to look good, promotes well-being
• Egg throwers arrested
• Marlboro teen set for national tour
• Officials award pact to Future Sanitation
• Autism awareness key for telecommunicators
• Crafters have a room of their own at center
• Developer wants to convert homes to units for all ages
• Computer lab donation foundation for success
• in the service 
• FTHS will present ‘Laramie Project’
• Golub, Salkin retain seats on Township Committee
• Controversy continues over parks’ bow hunt
• Jurisdiction on ethics issue left unresolved
• Higgins, DiBenedetto, Schnurr win in Freehold
• Vienna Boys Choir to sing at church
• Dunkin’ Donuts drive-up window gets go-ahead
• Spotlight Players present ‘Titanic’
• Engel, Orgo capture seats; public question defeated
• Help food pantries help others
• Board seeks to fill open seat
• Voters tap Cohen, Holland for Manalapan committee
• Friends salute retiring mayor
• Democrats sweep mayor, council seats in Marlboro
• Residents feel right at home in new apartment complex
• Jurisdiction on Marlboro ethics issue left unresolved at meeting
• Manalapan residents want brakes put on auto dealer plan
• Job fair paves the way for troops to be welcomed home
• Creek wreaking havoc in Freehold Township neighborhood
• Final determination says Freehold Borough postal facility is gone for good
• Manalapan to host Halloween Hullaballoo
• Zombiefest arrives at Monmouth County Library Headquarters
• ‘Shoot. Cut. Paste’
• Higgins preparing to become mayor
• Marlboro resident wins motorcycle
• Take online classes with Universal Class
• Bond ordinance will include new pumper
• Site owner seeks OK for new retail space
• Marlboro planning board gives OK to local farmland plan
• Top court may be asked to hear case
• FEMA extends N.J. deadline to register for assistance
• Marlboro to move ahead with tax break program
• Mazzola will lead Kiwanis
• Republicans promise to spend carefully
• Board wants to meet with chickens’ owner
• Residents may dispose of old medicine
• EBC Radio completes acquisition of Greater Media’s WWTR-AM
• Curfew put in place by Manalapan govt.
• Schnurr, DiBenedetto seek new council terms
• Clayton, Earle make bid for Freehold council seats
• Man charged with felony murder in Freehold Twp. homicide
• Pupils get good look at how town works
• FEMA extends New Jersey deadline to register for disaster assistance
• Man charged in Freehold Township homicide
• Phalanx will be topic of Oct. 23 historic talk
• Colts Neck planning Halloween events
• ‘19th Century Maritime Art: Our History in Paintings’
• Volunteers will help people prepare taxes
• Ways to record meetings still being checked
• Four residents in race for Manalapan seats
• Woman charged with theft at Wegmans
• Red light cameras on hold until town hears from DOT
• Antus takes position in Millstone Township
• Vote says no to paying defense for local official
• Helistop request irks Colts Neck
• Temple members help to rebuild areas in Alabama
• Mistretta, Horigan bidding for office
• Salkin, Golub: Work remains to be done
• Fire dept. opens doors to Freehold residents
• Senator to attend temple’s gala
• Mayor’s seat, two council terms open in Marlboro
• Bid to drop age restriction still pending
• Keeping up the fight vs. cancer
• Photo
• Vote says no to paying defense for local official
• ‘SQ + SQx2: Images Within Squares and Double-Squares’
• State relaxes stand on Howell bond plan
• Funds for dog park approved
• It’s a first: Applicant seeks approval for fewer homes
• Troop’s new Eagle Scouts complete service projects
• Emergency notification system now operational
• Marlboro musician releases new CD; slates local shows
• Rotary Club makes donations
• Two men charged with assault
• Bill to provide funds for study of autism
• ATV ride nets driver a ride to county jail
• Girl Scouts begin fall product sale program
• ‘No Easy Walk’
• Kickin’ It events help eliminate bullying
• Assault charges lodged in Howell
• Freehold OK to hire dispatchers on per diem basis
• The 630-mile ride of her life
• Photo
• Solar energy facility gains OK in Howell
• Blues and BBQ coming to Marlboro
• Foundation plans fundraiser
• Spooktacular events coming to Freehold
• Pallone, members of public sound off against fee hikes at Hook
• Howell man to appear on ‘Jeopardy!’
• Byrne to serve as Monmouth U. public servant in residence
• J&J, Rutgers honor Marlboro youngster
• Freehold addressing filter issue
• Fire dept. opens doors to Freehold residents
• Candidate sees no problem with two officials in 1 home
• Deadline nears for registration to vote on Nov. 8
• Poetry brings solace for Gold Star father
• Photo
• Colts Neck undecided on pumper purchase
• Freehold Twp. zoners favor solar farm
• ‘Ethereal Images’
• Wiesel: Teacher & student
• Howell closes on Global
• Blues and BBQ fest heading for Marlboro, Oct. 15
• Sigismondi farm in line for preservation program
• Church will present Vienna Boys Choir
• Local spending could lead to break on taxes
• Suspect charged with burglary and trespass
• Drug, weapons charges lodged
• Irate over Irene
• Honorary street name may be considered
• Overnight events to be permitted
• Madden, Guy honored as McGackin winners
• Essays earn honors for Marlboro pupils
• Historian, author will receive Clayton Award
• Rosemont Estates residents have questions for council
• License approval denied for two mobile home parks
• Applicant to propose dealership
• Freehold Twp. takes steps to repair recharge basin
• Moratorium on fee extended
• Challenge met, district will receive new instruments
• Colts Neck PTO to host ‘Kitchen Tour & More’
• Former CEO sentenced in mortgage loan scheme
• Repairs expected to be wrapped up on Jackson Mills Rd.
• Photo
• Property taxes may now be paid online
• Sept. 11 police memorial finds home in N.Y.
• Fundraiser response concerns aid squad
• Farmland application to receive more scrutiny
• Photo
• Jackson Mills Road in Freehold Township expected to reopen next week
• Manalapan mayor’s application for farmland money tabled
• Service Academy Day scheduled
• ‘Kitchen Tour & More’ coming to Colts Neck
• Town may permit overnight events at indoor theme park
• Carlos Frias – ‘Creation Myth’
• Boosters pursue turf field
• Marlboro WMUA reps say utility meeting challenges
• In do-over, committee increases parking fee
• Fort Monmouth officially closes, ending an era
• Roberts takes reins of Freehold police
• New state veterinarian wants to safeguard agricultural animals
• Two brothers charged with kidnapping
• Tour green buildings for ideas
• Registration for rec. programs being accepted
• Dorothy Parker Day returns to Long Branch
• Sides at impasse on contract talks
• Former treasurer of Pine Brook PTA charged with theft
• TV or not TV? That remains the question
• Local artist releases 9/11 song & video
• Women receive scholarships
• Car, motorcycle show to help support band
• Motorcycle stop leads to DWI arrest
• New mural will beautify borough
• JCP&L head: Communications ‘failed’ during Hurricane Irene
• County officials reviewing plans for nuke emergency
• Catena asks officials to make dealership a permitted use
• American Legion to host military discussions
• Living history
• Loitering an issue for land use board
• New pact in place for FTEA
• Photo
• ‘Refresh!’
• Beer on the Pier returns to Belmar
• CMT group getting word out about widespread but little-known disease
• Manalapan works with flooded-out residents
• Friendship flourishes in exchange program
• Tax liens placed against properties
• Fire officials thank mayor for support
• ‘Run for the Fallen’ will honor those killed in Iraq, Afghanistan
• Greater Media’s Peter H. Smyth named America’s Best Broadcaster
• WMUA commissioners provide annual report
• Latino fest returning to Freehold
• Mayor says PILOT deal has benefits
• New law has quick effect as supt. reports bullying
• Festival to celebrate Russian culture
• Family bicycle fundraiser set
• Area resident pleads guilty to tax evasion
• Kiwanis Club to host gala
• Edison to be focus of library event
• Youth government council will start to recruit members
• FRHSD pulls appointment from meeting’s agenda
• Committee member’s comments prompt suit
• Morganville parcel could become ballfields
• Photo
• Manalapan working with flooded-out residents
• Annual orchid auction to be held in Colts Neck
• ‘Wild Nature’: Nature photography by Eric Sambol
• Resident faces burglary charges
• Finding the strength to persevere after 9/11
• Family escapes injury as tree smacks house
• Multiple burglary charges lodged
• Zimmerli to exhibit works of two Venetian masters
• Apple festival kicks off centennial celebration
• Naval base to pursue environmental goals
• Rock legends to play downtown Freehold
• Plans for Freehold 7-Eleven unveiled
• FRHSD seeks new ways to pay for capital work
• Civil War re-enactors to camp in Freehold
• Roberts to be named police chief
• Marlboro waives fee for bulk item drop-off
• Freehold to host San Gennaro fest
• Community health fair scheduled
• Blood drive challenge winners announced
• Town, residents express frustration after storm
• 9/11 remembrance
• Area man appears in ‘South Pacific’
• Manalapan remembers
• Marlboro keeps seniors busy
• Public rep. slams USPS decision to close facility
• Day of honor
• Marlboro waives fee for bulk item drop-off
• Testimony to continue on Freehold Borough 7-Eleven
• Public rep. slams USPS decision to close facility in Freehold Borough
• Young man faces tough road in coping with loss
• Photo contest to capture five decades of open space preservation and park development
• ‘Grow Monmouth’ initiative attempts to help businesses
• Town planning to use former school for rec programming
• Two bridges knocked out
• Join the Moment of Remembrance for the lives lost on Sept. 11, 2001
• Boy Scouts trek through New Mexico wilderness
• Worship center representatives make difference in El Salvador
• Irene delivers another blow to Moors Landing
• Entertaining evening
• FRHSD debuts new academy
• Chinese festival set for Sept. 10 at Marlboro H.S.
• WCTC sets 9/11 anniversary programming
• Scouts’ projects aid Manalapan senior center
• Father, son to co-star in play
• Memorial event set for Sept. 11 in Freehold Twp.
• Freehold Idol wraps up with sparkling finales
• ‘Around and About’
• Bethel AME Church to host jazz concert
• Freehold Borough K-8 welcomes back pupils
• Referendum question will be put to voters
• Atty: Freehold not obligated to reveal police dept. study
• Postcards are snapshots in time
• Break into the world of comedy with five funny minutes
• Francisco Diaz – ‘The Lost Road’
• Charges lodged against driver following July 27 fatal crash
• Decaying infrastructure at former psychiatric hospital to be repaired
• Monmouth County to host Sept. 11 memorial service
• Howell will issue bonds to refund property taxes
• Downtown Concert Series makes return to Freehold
• County seeks employers for Sept. 22 job fair
• Marlboro expects to receive all promised state funding
• Property owners hit with liens for unkempt parcels
• Colts Neck will hold Sept. 11 ceremony
• Walk honors Joe Driscoll, passenger on Flight 93
• Sorenstam, Griffey Jr. will appear at Forsgate Classic
• Social group may form in Manalapan
• Proposal would double Sandy Hook parking fees
• in the service 
• Laws intended to help New Jersey veterans
• Howell board enhances extracurricular offerings
• Civil War exhibition coming to Freehold
• Additions to memorial to be unveiled Sept. 11
• Watery wasteland
• Event will celebrate life of young mother
• Event highlights Monroe men’s unique Holocaust experiences
• Town appeals issuance of water diversion permit to golf course
• Trailer removed; customers seek postal services at other locations
• No end yet for landlords’ suit vs. Freehold Borough
• Yes, Virginia, it was an earthquake
• Group sues Freehold for police dept. study
• Life after the racetrack: Thoroughbreds being retrained for diverse disciplines
• Longevity pay for transportation aides raises resident’s hackles
• Irene drops hammer on W. Monmouth
• Yes, Virginia, it was an earthquake
• Yes, Virginia, it was an earthquake
• People with chronic disease assisted
• ‘Dancing of the Giglio’ to take place at festival
• Manalapan Diner back in business
• Wine and beer tasting event to aid MS center
• Rockers to aid Ronald McDonald House
• Howell teachers, board declare impasse in contract talks
• Police investigating car crash into home
• Open space deals in works
• Having fun in Freehold
• Filmmakers invited to enter festival
• Social network rules under consideration
• Author ‘curries’ on with new Indian cooking techniques
• Ignite! program targets job seekers starting out
• State aid may pay for ActivBoard purchase
• Firefighter honored for 50 years of service
• Event to help raise money for specialized playground
• Police examine traffic on Manalapan streets
• Woman facing multiple charges
• Freehold Twp. brothers take Pokemon challenge
• Freehold Borough will host Sept. 11 ceremony
• Public may offer comment on planned road project
• Two votes by officials lead to do-overs in Manalapan
• Carve, slash, hang 10 and respect the ocean
• Howell council votes to buy Global building
• Freehold will help repair sidewalks
• County officials create Office of Shared Services
• Close call is reminder of email scam artists
• Candidate questions tax break for builder
• Perretti Farms for sale; owner liquidating equine inventory
• Board names acting supt. in Colts Neck
• Child’s death remains an issue in lawsuits
• Photo
• Ignite! program targets job seekers starting out
• Howell council votes to buy Global office building
• Wall Twp. man receives 55-month prison term
• Board works on details for video recording
• Deputy mayor wants to air options for garbage pickup
• Annual walk to raise awareness of food allergy
• Edison resident pleads guilty to attempted murder of wife
• Social group may form in Manalapan
• Show your love for the shore
• Story of Irena Sendler to be told
• Red Horse Gallery features works by S. Brunswick man
• Woman receives 15 years for role in trooper’s death
• Youth Police Academy
• Art contest winners honored
• Access to development at issue during hearing
• Roller coaster lovers take a ride at Great Adventure
• Fun at Olde Freehold Day
• Area resident dies while swimming in triathlon
• Bicycle, pedestrian plan OK’d
• Rutgers University visiting student program offers nondegree study
• DEP seeks private managers for two state golf courses
• Color war is creative peak in a local summer of fun
• Cancer survivor tries to lift others
• Public may offer comment on planned road project
• Federal grant will pay for HVAC work in Marlboro
• FRHSD seeks bids for legal services
• Initial upgrades to police department completed
• One victim of crash still hospitalized
• ‘Dancing of the Giglio’ to take place at festival
• Visitor praises service of military personnel
• Signs will be limited on public property
• Cutting from survivor tree to be planted
• Photo
• No charges yet in fatal Freehold Twp. crash; one victim remains in hospital
• Amateur radio operators remain ready to respond
• Police will have drunk drivers in their sights
• Gov. Christie honors Sweet Adelines
• Extra state aid put in bank by FRHSD
• Photo contest seeks entries by Oct. 14
• Indoor theme park getting set to open
• Mission Dance to celebrate 20-year career at concert
• Clearwater Festival in Asbury Park Aug. 20
• Softball marathon, fun day to benefit youth charities
• Employee salaries approved
• Farmingdale woman charged with theft
• North Carolina resident pleads guilty to robberies
• Developer hopes to advance plan for apartment building
• Fire in the sky
• Mom turns entrepreneur with redesign of product ages old
• Freehold Twp. death is now ruled homicide
• Volunteers needed to aid victims of violence
• Smith proposal would create Lyme advisory committee
• Businesswoman planning yogurt café in Freehold
• Pastor to be installed at St. Rose of Lima
• The works of Maurice Sendak ‘In a Nutshell’
• Educator tapped to participate in summer teacher institute
• Freehold Twp. appropriates funds for capital projects
• Filmmakers invited to enter festival
• Board still seeking new superintendent
• Police calls to be dispatched by Monmouth County center
• District may upgrade security at schools
• Photo
• Authorities now investigating Freehold Twp. death as homicide
• A challenge on land, water … and mud
• ‘Tony n’ Tina’ coming to Marlboro
• Pet redemption fee revised
• WMUA enters into solar power & electricity purchase arrangements
• Teens urged to be better drivers during safety summit
• Warped Tour thrills fans in Oceanport
• Auxiliaries present scholarships
• ‘Dylan@70’ rolls into Manalapan library
• The Painting World of James Avati
• Circumstances of death and fire being eyed
• Idea for youth council advances
• Brochure will direct visitors to key sites
• Blink-182 comes to Holmdel with new release on the way
• Golf outing will boost cancer fight
• Actress, 16, set to make debut in New York City
• Photo
• Freehold man killed in car crash; investigation continues
• Global contract reported to be undergoing review
• Photo
• Discussion group engages author
• Cooke promoted to lieutenant, will lead Englishtown police
• Foundation striving to earn music grant
• FRHSD board grants 2 percent increase to certain employees
• FRHSD will review info submitted by Jamesburg
• Concept for apartments put on table
• Photo
• Cooke promoted to lieutenant, will lead Englishtown police
• Howell woman wins $5,000 in contest
• Resident faces robbery charge
• Etty Yaniv: Pen and Collage
• Grass-cutting chores keep DPW employees busy
• Area man pleads guilty to tax evasion charge
• Resource Center hosts public law workshops
• Adult comedy makes stop at the Grange
• Walkers sought to help improve lives of residents with hearing loss
• Jewish museum to sponsor juried photography exhibit
• ‘Hairspray’ will stop at Strand for two shows
• Monmouth fair offers family entertainment
• Cell tower application has unresolved issues
• CentraState brings back tradition of Ball Queen
• Comedy comes to Marlboro
• Golf outing will benefit injured soldiers
• Jersey Shore Film Festival to be held July 27 through Aug. 7
• Council OKs renewal of 16 liquor licenses
• Residents hope police will corral burglar
• Space being converted for ‘Little Bit of Cuba’
• Flight medic from Roosevelt saved wounded soldiers under direct fire
• Scrabble event will support Arc of Monmouth services
• Olde Freehold Day will feature music, food, fun
• Local musician to release third solo CD on Aug. 6
• Resident will pursue idea for concerts
• Appeal to keep post office open rejected by feds
• Organic farm finds a home in Freehold
• Freehold Township residents hope police will corral burglar
• Belmar art exhibit seeks entries
• Ocean County offers plenty of options for fun
• The fishing was fine at Colts Neck Youth Fishing Derby
• Youngster excels at national Braille event
• Driver in accident sought
• Teen charged with attempted robbery on Tarrytown Road
• Law will offer protection to homeowners
• Mellon Farms wins OK to move
• Marlboro board considers putting meetings online
• Writing competition seeking authors
• Throckmorton Street due for improvements
• Community event provides assistance to Army veteran
• Photo
• ArtVentures exhibit at Oyster Point
• Travelin’ music for the Jazz and Blues Festival
• FEMA will help pay for snow removal
• Photo contest winners named
• Manalapan team excels at Odyssey of the Mind
• Tickets now on sale for Road King Raffle
• Scout leader honored with award
• County directory available
• Freehold making plans for road improvements
• GOP switches pick for mayor
• Adult community seeking Howell OK
• Former POW to speak about experience
• Board, Marlboro expect savings on electricity
• House OKs funds to help prevent veterans’ suicide
• Dental care pays dividends in overall health
• Action on red light cameras tabled until Oct. 12 meeting
• FRHSD willing to listen to Jamesburg proposal
• Play will open with benefit for Rose’s Fund and MCSPCA
• Monmouth fair offers family entertainment
• U.S. Air Force veteran bids for public office
• Photo contest seeks entries by Oct. 14
• Committeewoman suggests more meetings might help
• Lending a helping hand
• Developer of apartments gets tax deal from town
• Marlboro Republicans switch mayoral candidate
• Driver in Manalapan accident sought
• Driver in Manalapan accident sought
• Public hearing tonight on Manalapan red light camera law
• Public hearing tonight on Manalapan red light camera law
• Marlboro eyes animal pact with Helmetta
• Power of Pink Luncheon to aid patient program
• Community garden returns in Manalapan
• ICONic Boyz dance way into the hearts of many
• Marlboro eyes animal pact with Helmetta
• Power of Pink Luncheon to aid patient program
• Community garden returns in Manalapan
• ICONic Boyz dance way into the hearts of many
• Italian festival will take place for four nights
• Performances slated at two local libraries
• Amanda’s Easel dedicates art studio
• Italian festival will take place for four nights
• Performances slated at two local libraries
• Amanda’s Easel dedicates art studio
• Howell will reassess properties in town
• Teen to appear on Paper Mill stage
• County beaches rate high for water quality
• Author to discuss debut novel
• Howell will reassess properties in town
• Teen to appear on Paper Mill stage
• County beaches rate high for water quality
• Author to discuss debut novel
• Brookdale grads may transfer to Seton Hall
• Police seek suspect in theft of GPS unit
• Brookdale grads may transfer to Seton Hall
• Police seek suspect in theft of GPS unit
• Photo
• Two men charged with burglary
• Girl Scouts earn Gold Award for community service projects
• Photo
• Two men charged with burglary
• Girl Scouts earn Gold Award for community service projects
• Event supports wounded troops
• Event supports wounded troops
• Response to email not read in public
• SID budget gains approval
• Police officers honored for their service
• Response to email not read in public
• SID budget gains approval
• Police officers honored for their service
• Support given for two stores
• Board decides novel will stay in honors class
• Photo
• Support given for two stores
• Board decides novel will stay in honors class
• Photo
• Two men plead guilty to investment fraud
• Photos documenting history of N.J. farming available online
• County expects savings from energy contract
• Marlboro teen wins title on TV program
• ‘Under the Stars’
• County offers assistance to local business owners
• FTHS students to lead teen safe driving summit
• Seven defendants indicted in mortgage fraud scheme
• Strickland Farms property manager charged with theft
• Fakefest comes to NJ resort
• Concert series will begin in Freehold
• Howell puts $44M budget in place
• Morganville teenager makes mark in music
• Arrest made in store burglary
• Police seeking suspects in Tarrytown Rd. assault
• Freehold Township Day coming to Tighe Park
• Council to refine rules on election sign sites
• Food, entertainment, rides add spice to Italian festival
• T-Mobile wraps up tower presentation
• Contract awarded for road improvements in Yorktowne
• Former teachers on a mission to help New Jersey youth
• Freehold native ‘broet’ to present new ‘broems’
• Monmouth bicycling map wins state honors
• Teens do their part in battle against cancer
• Officials hoping to retain postal site
• Sides reach impasse on Colts Neck pact
• Photo
• N.J. Horse Council helps bolster equine enthusiasts’ missions
• N.J. Horse Council helps bolster equine enthusiasts’ missions
• ‘Amy Puccio: Wood Sculpture’
• ‘Amy Puccio: Wood Sculpture’
• Library’s Food for Fines effort fills shelves of local pantries
• BlueClaws to honor slain officer
• Library’s Food for Fines effort fills shelves of local pantries
• BlueClaws to honor slain officer
• Freehold Twp. supports goal of new access road to mall
• Expansion planned for 9/11 memorial
• Town will not give up email sender’s address
• Freehold Twp. supports goal of new access road to mall
• Expansion planned for 9/11 memorial
• Town will not give up email sender’s address
• Olde Freehold Day announces bands
• Foundation presents scholarships
• Owner of restaurant pleads guilty
• Jersey Dreamers light up the day with big show
• Volunteers building addition to wounded Marine’s home
• Entrants sought for photo contest
• Gov. names members of education task force
• St. Rose produces 3 poster winners
• Foundation presents scholarships
• Jersey Dreamers light up the day with big show
• Olde Freehold Day announces bands
• Owner of restaurant pleads guilty
• Volunteers building addition to wounded Marine’s home
• Entrants sought for photo contest
• Gov. names members of education task force
• St. Rose produces 3 poster winners
• Federici scholarships presented
• Freehold native ordained as priest
• Horseracing industry prevails, saves Meadowlands racetrack
• Howell grad debuts on Broadway
• Federici scholarships presented
• Freehold native ordained as priest
• Horseracing industry prevails, saves Meadowlands racetrack
• Howell grad debuts on Broadway
• Town settles litigation from 2008
• Union members await hearing
• Photo
• Town settles litigation from 2008
• Union members await hearing
• Photo
• Conservation projects could gain funding
• IRS offers income tax advice to students with summer jobs
• Conservation projects could gain funding
• IRS offers income tax advice to students with summer jobs
• Lack of news coverage inspires help for tornado-ravaged Alabama
• Lack of news coverage inspires help for tornado-ravaged Alabama
• Freehold Borough resident aids Joplin, Mo., recovery
• Freehold Borough resident aids Joplin, Mo., recovery
• Board gives OK to two contracts
• Board gives OK to two contracts
• Visitors to Freehold will explore historic homes
• Ocean County man charged with carjacking acquaintance
• Fundraiser called a success
• Author to speak on Battle of Monmouth
• Browsers and buyers welcome at book sale
• Visitors to Freehold will explore historic homes
• Local playwrights ‘choose to laugh.’ You will, too
• Ocean County man charged with carjacking acquaintance
• Fundraiser called a success
• Author to speak on Battle of Monmouth
• Browsers and buyers welcome at book sale
• Local playwrights ‘choose to laugh.’ You will, too
• Two seats available on Township Committee
• Two seats available on Township Committee
• Special video earns award
• Volunteer answers call to travel to Alabama
• Special video earns award
• Volunteer answers call to travel to Alabama
• Email takes aim at local message board
• Airman gets warm welcome at school
• Email takes aim at local message board
• Airman gets warm welcome at school
• Ethics board dismisses Schlaflin complaint
• Judges’ table has Starr power
• Proposed state legislation concerns Freehold council
• Ethics board dismisses Schlaflin complaint
• Judges’ table has Starr power
• Proposed state legislation concerns Freehold council
• Farmland funding remains at issue
• Farmland funding remains at issue
• Photo
• Photo
• Museum tells story of Jews in USA
• Museum tells story of Jews in USA
• Crowd heralds building’s transformation to castle
• Crowd heralds building’s transformation to castle
• New training facility fuses martial arts with personal development
• Dylan is focus of display
• New training facility fuses martial arts with personal development
• Dylan is focus of display
• ‘The Everglades, Vanishing Splendor — An Awakening’
• ‘The Everglades, Vanishing Splendor — An Awakening’
• ‘Collages’ and ‘Dreams’ at Art Alliance
• ‘Collages’ and ‘Dreams’ at Art Alliance
• Survey: Most biz leaders say N.J. government ‘more responsive’
• Survey: Most biz leaders say N.J. government ‘more responsive’
• Scout’s Eagle project brings music to all
• Scout’s Eagle project brings music to all
• Council honors two men
• First step taken on plan to buy new ladder truck
• Swimmer will represent Y in Special Olympics
• No injuries reported in May 27 vehicle fire
• New house of worship to be dedicated June 18
• Freehold Pop Warner hosts family festival
• Vandal damages restaurant
• Plight of albinos in Tanzania draws attention of student
• Alliance golf outing set for Battleground C.C.
• Knights of Pythias sponsor public-speaking contest
• Council honors two men
• Swimmer will represent Y in Special Olympics
• New house of worship to be dedicated June 18
• Vandal damages restaurant
• First step taken on plan to buy new ladder truck
• No injuries reported in May 27 vehicle fire
• Freehold Pop Warner hosts family festival
• Plight of albinos in Tanzania draws attention of student
• Alliance golf outing set for Battleground C.C.
• Knights of Pythias sponsor public-speaking contest
• Browsers and buyers welcome at book sale
• Creative youngsters produce ‘Habitat Heroes’ in Marlboro
• Browsers and buyers welcome at book sale
• Creative youngsters produce ‘Habitat Heroes’ in Marlboro
• Photo contest to capture five decades of open space preservation
• Photo contest to capture five decades of open space preservation
• Moving forward at Brookdale Community College
• Moving forward at Brookdale Community College
• Vote expected on supermarket’s move
• Vote expected on supermarket’s move
• FTHS alumna honored with Peabody
• FTHS alumna honored with Peabody
• Photo
• Photo
• County directory available
• Howell council envisions better permitting process
• County directory available
• Howell council envisions better permitting process
• Brookdale Alumni Assoc. Juried Art Show
• in the service 
• BBQ event will aid those with autism
• Kershaw Commons applications being taken
• Brookdale Alumni Assoc. Juried Art Show
• in the service 
• BBQ event will aid those with autism
• Kershaw Commons applications being taken
• CBA Family Barbecue set for June 11
• CBA Family Barbecue set for June 11
• New timeline tells history of hospital
• New timeline tells history of hospital
• Ex-Rebel gridder gets 3 years in fatal crash
• AAUW honors seniors
• Ex-Rebel gridder gets 3 years in fatal crash
• AAUW honors seniors
• Road improvements moving in Manalapan
• Self-contained class being planned in Colts Neck
• Author delights guests at Brandeis luncheon
• Parade honors nation’s war dead
• Road improvements moving in Manalapan
• Self-contained class being planned in Colts Neck
• Author delights guests at Brandeis luncheon
• Parade honors nation’s war dead
• Gary Puckett and Union Gap to headline Manalapan Day
• Gary Puckett and Union Gap to headline Manalapan Day
• FRHSD will request state perform audit
• Freehold Township puts $37.81M budget in place
• Medical center honors volunteers
• Changes urged to property tax appeal system
• FRHSD will request state perform audit
• Officials have little comment on connection to conspiracy
• Freehold Township puts $37.81M budget in place
• Medical center honors volunteers
• Changes urged to property tax appeal system
• Officials have little comment on connection to conspiracy
• Senators eyeing changes in meeting procedures
• State Fair to open at Meadowlands June 24
• Senators eyeing changes in meeting procedures
• State Fair to open at Meadowlands June 24
• Former mayor recalled for service to Freehold
• State: Ethics board failed to cite specific violation
• Parking spaces at issue in Mellon Farms plan
• Former mayor recalled for service to Freehold
• State: Ethics board failed to cite specific violation
• Parking spaces at issue in Mellon Farms plan
• International flair brightens FTHS
• International flair brightens FTHS
• Police dept. report from consultant under wraps
• Man charged with receiving stolen jewelry
• Photo
• Police dept. report from consultant under wraps
• Man charged with receiving stolen jewelry
• Photo
• Amendment provides $20M for veteran outreach efforts
• Helping hands
• Coffee-table collision turns child into entrepreneur to help other children
• Council denies release of performance bonds
• New superintendent will start June 6
• BBQ event on June 11 will aid individuals with autism
• Run for Animals hits its stride
• Duct tape prom outfits prove clever creations
• Golf outing will aid Camp Quality
• 2010 police chase leads to charges vs. four men
• Turtles take to the streets: Nesting season has begun
• Veteran broadcaster gives back to the industry he loves
• Officials eye local tract for solar site
• June 12 motorcycle rally to aid wounded veterans
• Boys Scouts keep up support for Marines
• Program can assist with mortgage
• Landscaping items reported stolen
• Downtown Freehold post office targeted for closure July 29
• Freehold first aid squad now has web presence
• Write-in winner looking forward to serving FRHSD
• Spaces still available in community garden
• Going out on a high note
• Favorable nod given to rentals in Manalapan
• Students are learning science of gardening
• Belmar is ready for summer of fun
• Belmar is ready for summer of fun
• County: Demand on Veterans Service Office is increasing
• County: Demand on Veterans Service Office is increasing
• Young stars shine on ‘MSG Varsity’s Talent Show’
• Young stars shine on ‘MSG Varsity’s Talent Show’
• Scout attains Eagle rank
• Scout attains Eagle rank
• Verizon to plant native trees, grasses at Freehold Twp. site
• Verizon to plant native trees, grasses at Freehold Twp. site
• Deadline snafu ends plan to be a district of choice
• Deadline snafu ends plan to be a district of choice
• Sheriff appoints new warden at Monmouth County jail
• Sheriff appoints new warden at Monmouth County jail
• Senior artists pleased to exhibit 3-D works
• Senior artists pleased to exhibit 3-D works
• LADACIN Network plans casino night
• LADACIN Network plans casino night
• SADD names local teenager to national leadership council
• SADD names local teenager to national leadership council
• Patrol vehicles add two special features
• Patrol vehicles add two special features
• Actor will instruct Marlboro campers
• Actor will instruct Marlboro campers
• Howell council takes step in Global plan
• Howell council takes step in Global plan
• Elks to continue classic car night
• Elks to continue classic car night
• Arts council suggests mural at vacant site
• Arts council suggests mural at vacant site
• BlueClaws will host nut-free game June 12
• BlueClaws will host nut-free game June 12
• Local Scout achieves Eagle rank
• Local Scout achieves Eagle rank
• ‘Treasures from China Trade’ are featured at show house
• ‘Treasures from China Trade’ are featured at show house
• Manalapan police targeting Route 9
• Manalapan police targeting Route 9
• Youth Police Academy will run for 10 days
• Youth Police Academy will run for 10 days
• Freehold council adopts 2011 budget
• Freehold council adopts 2011 budget
• Center for Jewish Life moves into new home
• Center for Jewish Life moves into new home
• County fair set for July
• County fair set for July
• Mayor says Marlboro has met the challenge
• Mayor says Marlboro has met the challenge
• Ocean Twp. man faces multiple charges
• Ocean Twp. man faces multiple charges
• Manalapan Soccer Club donates new turf field
• Manalapan Soccer Club donates new turf field
• Nation’s war dead will be honored
• Nation’s war dead will be honored
• Outsourcing jobs could save money
• Outsourcing jobs could save money
• Dogs, handlers make moves on dance floor
• Dogs, handlers make moves on dance floor
• Tie vote leaves fate of project unknown
• Tie vote leaves fate of project unknown
• Employees are pleased with return to Horizon
• Employees are pleased with return to Horizon
• Photo
• Photo
• Get a ‘Taste of Bradley Beach’ Saturday with food, crafts, music
• Get a ‘Taste of Bradley Beach’ Saturday with food, crafts, music
• ‘Soundstage’ event ends on a high note for all
• ‘Soundstage’ event ends on a high note for all
• Residents may sign up for alerts
• Two men charged in scheme involving sports equipment
• Residents may sign up for alerts
• Two men charged in scheme involving sports equipment
• Lilonsky tapped as board pres.
• NJR announces solar project on Village at Manalapan tract
• Grant for work at school announced
• Urban SociaLites will host job fair in Freehold Borough
• Lilonsky tapped as board pres.
• Owner hopes to renew interest in building
• NJR announces solar project on Village at Manalapan tract
• Grant for work at school announced
• Urban SociaLites will host job fair in Freehold Borough
• Owner hopes to renew interest in building
• 5 residents take seats on board
• 5 residents take seats on board
• Entertainers will raise funds for earthquake/tsunami victims
• Entertainers will raise funds for earthquake/tsunami victims
• Synagogue appoints new rabbi
• ‘Shop Marlboro’ back for second year
• Freehold Township team wins state Consumer Bowl
• Officials will pursue farm’s preservation
• Synagogue appoints new rabbi
• ‘Shop Marlboro’ back for second year
• Freehold Township team wins state Consumer Bowl
• Officials will pursue farm’s preservation
• Team preparing for ‘The Challenge’
• Dream Factory grants wish, brings music to everyone’s ears
• Team preparing for ‘The Challenge’
• Dream Factory grants wish, brings music to everyone’s ears
• Board elects Moses as panel’s president
• Manalapan committee adopts $31.23M budget
• Board elects Moses as panel’s president
• Manalapan committee adopts $31.23M budget
• Photo
• Photo
• Freehold Twp. teacher disciplined in testing incident
• 4-4 vote leaves fate of Manalapan project unknown
• Wine festival coming to Lakewood
• Avon-by-the-Sea: Modern amenities couched in Victorian charm
• NJ Emerging Artists Series: Gary Dates - Photographs
• Cancer charity hosts 5K run, festival
• Daughters hold event in honor of mom
• Pancreatic cancer walk set for May 15
• Sheriff Youth Week set for July 11-15
• Bank to begin process of acquiring old school
• Horse farms cleared from threat of neurologic equine herpes
• Soup’s on at Soup D’Shore
• Residents’ attorney waits for chance to question witnesses
• Red Horse Art Gallery to host auction May 20
• Inmate labor helps restore Oakley farm in Freehold
• Volunteers eligible for LOSAP
• Global purchase will be topic of special meeting
• State DEP offers tips to reduce conflicts with bears
• Event benefits Smile Train
• Church to host treasure sale
• A new tree grows in Freehold Twp.
• Kidsville of Central New Jersey: Population 30,000 and growing
• Howell supt. appreciates voters’ support for budget
• Police officer uses vehicle to stop Jeep
• Master Gardeners plan plant sale
• Golf outing will aid Camp Quality
• Colts Neck will start search for new supt.
• Marlboro slates announced for mayor, 2 council seats
• Presentation about birds of prey enthralls pupils
• Soccer leagues join forces for May 20 charity event
• Sun sets on Kruise Nite in downtown Freehold
• Teenager will play piano at Carnegie Hall
• DCH Freehold Toyota & SADD host special event
• Finding a way back after difficult times
• 2 freeholders seek ouster of all Brookdale trustees
• Gov. touches upon many issues in talk
• Local student lends an ear to victims of bullying
• Newman, Dems trade budget jabs
• Marijuana plan appears to be on hold
• Photo
• Tots are invited to May 14 Dorbrook event
• May 15 walk to support brain tumor research
• Prosecutor’s personnel to ride in Unity Tour
• ‘Soundstage’ musical event to aid autistic children
• Festival offers a trip back in time
• Marlboro-based developer pleads guilty in fraud scheme
• Summer fun in Ocean Grove starts this weekend
• Friends will honor nun for 70 years with order
• Audubon Society plans field trip
• Thieves grab items from three vehicles
• Boys & Girls Clubs to hold awards dinner
• auditions
• ICONic Boyz lighting up program on MTV
• Colts Neck officials adopt $10.3M municipal budget
• 2011 municipal budget to have public hearing
• Supt. pleased with result of election
• Al Pacino to speak in Red Bank
• Temple’s assistance program to be honored in Washington
• Morganville resident debuts in ‘Loose Screws’
• Colts Neck Girl Scout wins award for art
• Entertainer’s paintings earn exhibit at museum
• Free. Twp. school board appoints Kasun superintendent
• Marlboro voters OK school budget
• Photo
• Freehold Township school board taps Kasun as new superintendent
• ‘Soundstage’ will fill club with hope for autistic youths
• ‘Soundstage’ will fill club with hope for autistic youths
• Seaside Heights: Amusements, eateries, fests in a small package
• Seaside Heights: Amusements, eateries, fests in a small package
• ‘Tina Colella: Essence … Simple, Timeless, Beauty’
• Two racing bills signed into law
• Center Players will perform ‘The Heiress’
• Cabaret for Life opens season at McLoone’s in Asbury Park
• ‘Tina Colella: Essence … Simple, Timeless, Beauty’
• Two racing bills signed into law
• Center Players will perform ‘The Heiress’
• Teenagers help needy brush up on hygiene
• Teenagers help needy brush up on hygiene
• FTHS forensics coach wins national award
• FTHS forensics coach wins national award
• Restaurant patrons can aid parade
• Steps at local parking lot repaired
• Beauty of origami leads to effort to assist Japan
• Manalapan officials put out call for photo contest entries
• Local Girl Scouts honor Women of Distinction
• Police investigate home burglary
• Restaurant patrons can aid parade
• Steps at local parking lot repaired
• Beauty of origami leads to effort to assist Japan
• Manalapan officials put out call for photo contest entries
• Local Girl Scouts honor Women of Distinction
• Police investigate home burglary
• Brookdale trustees approve legal action vs. Burnham
• Brookdale trustees approve legal action vs. Burnham
• Bond sale will pay for repairs to water system
• Defensive driving course will be offered
• Freehold Twp. hosts state Arbor Day
• New Jersey 9/11 memorial fundraiser set for May 9
• Expert outlines cleanup plan for apartments site
• Butterflies honor lives of 1.5 million children
• Reunion is a Freehold grand slam
• Pianist honored at competition
• Bond sale will pay for repairs to water system
• Defensive driving course will be offered
• Freehold Twp. hosts state Arbor Day
• New Jersey 9/11 memorial fundraiser set for May 9
• Expert outlines cleanup plan for apartments site
• Reunion is a Freehold grand slam
• Butterflies honor lives of 1.5 million children
• Pianist honored at competition
• Colts Neck will keep battling Verizon
• GOP, Democrats announce slates
• Photo
• Colts Neck will keep battling Verizon
• GOP, Democrats announce slates
• Photo
• Freehold Township school board to name new superintendent
• Freehold Twp. to host online public auction
• Freeholders’ meetings are online
• Manasquan: small-town charm & an eclectic downtown
• April is abstract at Art Alliance
• Howell delays action on solar farm zoning
• Old Tennent earns preservation grant
• Speaker delivers powerful message
• Residents will have vote on Manal.-Eng. budget
• Local student attends leadership conference
• Freehold Borough will repair sidewalks, roads
• Freehold attorneys to be honored
• Three residents of Marlboro charged in mortgage scheme
• Wine tasting to benefit N.J. leukemia society
• Task force will examine education regulations
• Authorities say fire was arson
• T-Mobile wrapping up case for new cell tower
• Gary Puckett to play at Manalapan event
• State commission recognizes efforts of historical assoc.
• Howell man indicted, charged with murder
• Business owner sentenced to six-month prison term
• 4-H teens’ seedling sale starts
• Girl Scouts team up to aid Japan
• 6 seek 3 three-year terms on Freehold Twp. board
• Horse farms quarantined as investigation continues
• Christie signs Sara’s Law, honoring Sayreville teen
• Three run unopposed in Freehold Borough
• Woman pleads guilty to false public alarm
• $1.54M being returned to investors who were defrauded by Brennan
• MTEA, school board facing unfair labor practice charge
• Toilet’s placement irks neighbors
• Photo
• Notice to Greater Media Newspapers classified advertising customers
• Marlboro union members file unfair labor practice charges against MTEA, school board
• Scholarships offered to FRHSD seniors
• Young scientists
• Scholarships offered to FRHSD seniors
• Young scientists
• Point Pleasant Beach: a shore town with much to offer
• Point Pleasant Beach: a shore town with much to offer
• Lacrosse teams raise funds
• Lacrosse teams raise funds
• Change racehorses’ fate and change the fate of horse racing
• Change racehorses’ fate and change the fate of horse racing
• Program offers students look at criminal justice system
• Executive session procedure expected to be addressed
• Fire district effort ends
• Program offers students look at criminal justice system
• Executive session procedure expected to be addressed
• Fire district effort ends
• Celebrate Earth Day at 2 sites
• Employment initiative set to begin for veterans
• Marlboro officials adopt $34.18M budget for 2011
• Freehold Twp. officers will ride in Unity Tour
• Celebrate Earth Day at 2 sites
• Employment initiative set to begin for veterans
• Marlboro officials adopt $34.18M budget for 2011
• Freehold Twp. officers will ride in Unity Tour
• Consultant estimates $1.2M cost to fix Global building
• Six charged with thefts at Best Buy
• Officer charged with DWI
• Olde Freehold Day to return
• Board selects provider for solar project
• Consultant estimates $1.2M cost to fix Global building
• Six charged with thefts at Best Buy
• Officer charged with DWI
• Olde Freehold Day to return
• Board selects provider for solar project
• Voices from Terezin honored in Freehold
• Young teacher mourned by family and friends
• Committee passes on resolution
• Community invited to spring craft show
• Crash results in DWI charge
• Voices from Terezin honored in Freehold
• Young teacher mourned by family and friends
• Committee passes on resolution
• Community invited to spring craft show
• Crash results in DWI charge
• 2007 lawsuit has payoff for Marlboro
• Higgins to seek position of mayor
• Photo
• 2007 lawsuit has payoff for Marlboro
• Higgins to seek position of mayor
• Photo
• Democrats will run Higgins for mayor in Freehold Borough
• Marlboro Township settles with developers in corruption lawsuit
• Marlboro Township settles with developers in corruption lawsuit
• Young women invited to apply for annual leadership institute
• Chelsea resident celebrates 100 years
• Monmouth Festival of Arts takes place April 9-13
• Hoop tournament will boost World Changers
• New logo reaffirms mission of The Arc of Monmouth
• Walk MS will raise funds for research
• Local soldier commended for bravery
• Horticulture scholarship available
• Scholarship aids quadruplets with college expenses
• Board interviewing for legal counsel
• Howell could lose ratable by buying office building
• Spring Lake: a little bit of everything
• Civil War programs planned
• FTHS wins Consumer Bowl
• Fire dept. will pull plan for fire district
• Monmouth freeholders adopt $491.5M budget
• Samaritan Center seeks donations to provide assistance to residents
• Easter drama to be presented
• Words of comfort sent to U.S. troops
• FRHSD board adopts $177 million budget
• Freehold Reg. H.S. District honored by College Board
• Library event will aid Japan
• Program would create new pool of volunteers
• Wood Ave. Apartments seek final approval
• Freehold Twp. board adopts $68.8M budget
• Photo
• Freehold Fire Department expected to withdraw petition for fire district
• Bill honoring fallen veteran back on table
• Teen Arts Festival 2011
• Sea Girt offers historic lore, ocean panorama
• ‘Great Open Jump’ at Pump It Up to benefit Autism Speaks
• Family campground to open April 1
• Mother and daughter quilters share expertise
• Golf outing to benefit Camp Quality
• Freehold Borough introduces budget
• Panel will search for new funding
• Garden State Film Festival plans full slate of events
• Agreement could end push for fire district
• Scholarships offered to FRHSD seniors
• Audubon Society offers scholarships
• Manalapan committee introduces 2011 budget
• Defensive driving course will be offered
• Police officer appointed in Colts Neck
• ‘Sweeney Todd’ comes to Manalapan
• Youngsters may enter poster contest
• Park system plans events for Earth Day
• Payout was $15K on chief’s age discrimination claim
• Shore musician finds his hero
• Teens invited to talk at convention
• ‘Lukie’ Ray, who recently told of childhood in baseball, dies
• Residents told they will have say on plan for marijuana
• Employees, public face impact of deal
• Photo
• Manalapan Township Committee introduces 2011 budget
• Officials: Public will have say on Manalapan marijuana distribution site
• Manalapan Township Committee introduces 2011 budget
• Agreement could end push for Freehold Borough fire district
• Agreement could end push for Freehold Borough fire district
• Freeholders honor cheerleaders
• Guy Fieri to appear at Brookdale
• $1,000 scholarships will be awarded
• WCTC returns to its roots as ‘Voice of Central Jersey’
• Treasure Island, boating and dining spots make Brielle a true gem
• Park system drop-in programs set for April
• Photographer George Tice to speak in Freehold Borough
• Republicans seek candidates
• State loan will help support goals of Riding High Farm
• Millstone arts center to host fundraiser for Ugandan youths
• Marlboro feels for sister city
• Foundation plans programs at state parks
• Community garden returns for third year
• ‘Smokin hot’ photo used on greeting card
• in the service 
• 3-, 4-year-olds eligible for preschool program
• Untitled
• Driving course to benefit Haiti
• Foundation awards teachers mini-grants
• Infrastructure upgrades planned
• Looking for Camelot? It will be in Marlboro
• Veterans at heart of celebration
• Pupil participation fees could be suspended
• Freehold Twp. to name Valesi administrator
• Photo
• Marlboro residents thinking about sister city
• Marlboro residents thinking about sister city
• Atlantic Highlands & Highlands offer all of the charms of seaside towns
• Arts Council presents 2011 Teen Arts Festival
• Luchento named state’s co-horseperson of the year
• Foundation plans bachelor auction
• Howell puts Global plan back on table
• ‘Give Peace a Chance’
• Photographer George Tice to speak in Freehold Borough
• Troop 155 honors Eagle Scouts
• Taste of the Towns set for March 28
• Big Brothers Big Sisters’ fundraiser strikes chord with supporters
• Green Acres program marks 50th anniversary
• GreaterMedia Newspapers garners NJPA awards
• The Arc marks Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month
• Gardening workshops planned
• Energy upgrades planned at Manalapan town hall
• Michael’s Feat supports ill newborns and families
• Knights of Columbus will build new home
• Panel may review master plan
• Freehold field is open for mayoral hopefuls
• Freehold police raise money for N.J. Special Olympics
• Burnham retires as Brookdale pres.
• School tax levy down in Colts Neck
• $10.3M budget to have public hearing April 13
• Intersection upgrades to begin design phase
• Teen earns recognition for national awards
• Fresh Air Fund seeks hosts in Monmouth
• Officers from two towns will ride to Washington
• Artwork by students joins district’s permanent collection
• Four women to be honored
• Manalapan will issue bonds for road work
• Councilman would like young people to have say
• Wilson will not seek new term in Freehold
• Photo
• Area teens featured on ‘The Rockette Summer Intensive’
• Wilson will not seek new term in Freehold
• Valesi to become administrator in Freehold Township
• Energy upgrades planned at Manalapan town hall
• Energy upgrades planned at Manalapan town hall
• Kaplan–Fox
• Pollack–Babuschak
• Red Cross chapter needs donors after rough winter
• IN THE NEWS
• Freehold Borough K-8 budget totals $20.1M
• N.J. Museum of Agriculture closes to the public
• County suspends SCAT employees who called out sick, attended rally
• Zebu Forno provides venue for area bands
• Homes, cars are targets for burglars
• Marlboro introduces $34.3M municipal budget for 2011
• Town to help purchase development easement
• Marlboro K-8 schools will not have tax hike
• Manalapan serviceman always ready to respond
• Two groups promoting square dance fundraiser
• Steeds ready for annual game vs. Devils alumni
• O’Scanlon touts GOP pension reforms
• FTHS will present ‘Fame: The Musical’
• College president placed on leave
• Foundation plans bachelor auction
• Public invited to HONJ chorus dress rehearsal
• Sign ordinance sets revised guidelines
• Jewish women in politics focus of talk at museum
• FRHSD budget keeps general fund levy flat
• Autism group reverses course on relocation
• Photo
• County suspends SCAT employees who called out sick, attended union rally
• Manalapan-Englishtown school board introduces budget
• Freehold man receives five-year prison term
• Freehold man receives five-year prison term
• GM Newspapers staff spreads ‘Greater Good’ at animal shelter
• GM Newspapers staff spreads ‘Greater Good’ at animal shelter
• Allaire State Park is Wall’s treasure
• Allaire State Park is Wall’s treasure
• 3 charged with burglary at Manalapan residence
• Monmouth freeholders introduce 2011 budget
• Manalapan approves list of LOSAP volunteers
• 3 charged with burglary at Manalapan residence
• Monmouth freeholders introduce 2011 budget
• Manalapan approves list of LOSAP volunteers
• County helps recoup $633,488
• County helps recoup $633,488
• Call goes out for photos
• Call goes out for photos
• Manalapan votes to raise cost of parking permit
• Manalapan votes to raise cost of parking permit
• Shabbat Across America returns
• Shabbat Across America returns
• FRHSD eyes new ways to generate revenue
• ‘Annie’ comes to Marlboro
• FRHSD eyes new ways to generate revenue
• ‘Annie’ comes to Marlboro
• Guests welcome at Covenhoven house March 5
• Freehold Twp. planners OK commercial project
• Thieves target unlocked vehicles
• Special events bring attention to colorectal cancer month
• Guests welcome at Covenhoven house March 5
• Freehold Twp. planners OK commercial project
• Thieves target unlocked vehicles
• Special events bring attention to colorectal cancer month
• Irish movie will have U.S. debut in Freehold
• Committee calls do-over on 2 votes
• Board hears plan for apartments
• Irish movie will have U.S. debut in Freehold
• Committee calls do-over on 2 votes
• Board hears plan for apartments
• Little League will celebrate 60 years of baseball memories
• Little League will celebrate 60 years of baseball memories
• Three groups to remain Marlboro employees
• Three groups to remain Marlboro employees
• Hearts are really pumping in cardio swing dance class
• Hearts are really pumping in cardio swing dance class
• Ciccotelli leaving Freehold, will coach at Neptune H.S.
• Manalapan votes to raise cost of commuter parking permit
• Photo ‘egg-speriment’ turns up fresh views
• Girl Scouts enjoy action at Pinewood Derby
• Veterans’ memories gain place in national archives
• The Puzzle Installation and Collaborative Project
• Zombies will scare up fashion, music for film
• Belmar offers an array of things to do
• Library to host Girl Power Weekend
• O’Scanlon: State employee benefits must be sustainable
• Freehold grants business OK to use parking spaces
• ‘Annie’ comes to Marlboro
• Manalapan officials working on budget
• Whole Foods coming to Marlboro
• Scouts have chance to design new patch
• Firefighters rescue 3 cats from smoke-filled home
• Town’s recycling ordinance to comply with county plan
• Freehold class of 1991 preparing to reunite
• Marlboro breathing easier with Supreme Court stay
• New book chronicles black experience in Monmouth
• Ranks of teachers expected to drop
• Chinese guests enjoy a taste of Marlboro
• FRHSD board names Sampson new superintendent
• FRHSD may institute pay-to-participate plan in September
• County TV show kicks off fourth season
• Storyteller’s art at Art Alliance
• Domestic violence volunteer victim advocates needed
• Councilman supporting idea of shuttle bus to train station
• 4-H teens’ seedling sale starts
• Residents invited to take part in bird count
• TV audience watches young doctors in love
• Marlboro stalking victim to tell story on TV show
• Indictment charges 2 men with murder
• Entrants sought for zombie band battle
• Sims named to task force
• State will seek proposals for sale of Monmouth Park
• Two charged in connection with burglaries
• Free trees available to celebrate Arbor Day
• Colts Neck trims DPW ranks by 4 employees
• Author will speak at library
• Manalapan mayor’s guest on cable show irks Roth
• Holland switches to GOP, plans to seek nomination
• St. Rose of Lima School to celebrate 135 years
• Colts Neck police OK salary freeze
• Vote on red light cameras put off until July
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• Jackson Memorial and Howell to meet for sectional wrestling title
• Lee and Sheri warming up cold nights at Surf Taco
• Lee and Sheri warming up cold nights at Surf Taco
• Gold Star plates now available to families
• Christie: Reforms painful for some, but necessary
• Gold Star plates now available to families
• Christie: Reforms painful for some, but necessary
• Assemblywoman pairs seniors and shovelers
• Healthy minds and bodies
• Assemblywoman pairs seniors and shovelers
• Healthy minds and bodies
• Holt brings Bean bill back amid rise in vets’ suicide rate
• Optimists to honor businessmen
• Holt brings Bean bill back amid rise in vets’ suicide rate
• Optimists to honor businessmen
• Award memorializes Brookdale professor
• Board selects LoCascio as new president
• Chabad to honor 3 women
• ‘Barefoot in the Park’ returns to Freehold
• Board approves deal for SECAs
• Antus has played a role in town’s development
• Free trees available to celebrate Arbor Day
• Events will focus on Black History Month
• Suspicious car draws attention
• Board selects LoCascio as new president
• ‘Barefoot in the Park’ returns to Freehold
• Residents urged to clear snow from hydrants
• Antus has played a role in town’s development
• New arts council prepares schedule
• Award memorializes Brookdale professor
• Chabad to honor 3 women
• Board approves deal for SECAs
• Free trees available to celebrate Arbor Day
• Residents urged to clear snow from hydrants
• Events will focus on Black History Month
• New arts council prepares schedule
• Suspicious car draws attention
• Museum pays tribute to fire dept. history
• Museum pays tribute to fire dept. history
• FRHSD awaits word on pact for new supt.
• FRHSD awaits word on pact for new supt.
• Hearing on cell tower adjourned to May 19
• Hearing on cell tower adjourned to May 19
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• Photo
• FRHSD awaiting word on contract for new superintendent
• Task force report rules out privatizing Monmouth jail
• St. Peter’s to present concert
• Jail meets state standards
• Jamesburg antique shop celebrates first 20 years
• Howell police asking people to self-report minor incidents
• Scout attains Eagle rank
• Freehold offers ways to inform residents
• Officers will compete to aid Special Olympics
• Party concepts featured at show
• County prosecutor closes case in death of Marlboro resident
• Warshaw confirmed as next Monmouth prosecutor
• Applicant has plan for 7-Eleven store
• County reaches out to connect with homeless
• Howell graduate charged with vehicular homicide
• CBA to host annual art sale
• Centenarian shares formula for longevity
• Stray pup in Afghanistan captures soldier’s heart
• Officials want a chance to discuss fire district
• Plan to trim jobs advances
• Photo
• Colts Neck church accepts shoe donations
• in the service 
• King’s dream remembered
• Superintendent named for Gateway natl. park
• ARTsisters
• Honoring a fallen officer
• Dance for dogs and cats at Zumba Bowl
• Gotto, Smith, Nicastro begin four-year terms
• Dearborn market to host Deep Cut orchid show
• Polar Bear Plunge
• Freehold Twp. appointments announced
• St. Peter’s to present next concert in series
• Professionals, residents appointed in Freehold
• Proposed fire district to be topic of meeting
• Domestic violence volunteer victim advocates needed
• Shepler served Manalapan, Marlboro as administrator
• Two men charged with attempted home break-in
• Appointments made to alliance
• Libraries celebrate Black History Month
• Eating disorders tough to overcome
• Speakers pan plan for extra water use
• Board answers questions about jobs
• Photo
• Alayne Shepler served Manalapan, Marlboro as administrator
• Church accepts shoe donations
• Swim club deal stays in place
• Dylan tribute band to play at library
• ‘Marquis’ to address meeting
• Two school districts get state grants
• Local inventors recognized for telecommunications patent work
• Law lays out rules to combat bullying
• Fitness programs offered at libraries
• Teachers can receive equipment for ‘Plants for Pollinators’ program
• County supports using technology to stay connected with older adults
• Army Corps to scan Fort Hancock for munitions
• Filmmakers will need permit to shoot in Marlboro
• Maintenance issues prompt town to act
• Salkin tapped to serve as Freehold Twp. mayor
• Vandalism & violence show drop
• Towns are in pursuit of savings on energy
• Liquor license put back on the block
• Police investigating attempted break-in on Lenape Lane
• P.C. Richard expected at Manalapan Epicentre
• Local indie rock band in national spotlight
• ‘Visions of Wilson Hall’
• Art spurs good works
• Student, dog pioneer research at hospital
• Actions could pave way for referendum
• Monmouth County Fire Academy graduates 60
• Computers, TVs must now be recycled in NJ
• Former Englishtown cop murdered in Lakewood
• Manalapan man hurt when gun goes off
• Resident reaches out to help soldier, family
• Settlement agreement expected to be released
• Manalapan native proud of suspense thriller
• County buys parcel that was airport
• Owner is one treasure at bicycle museum
• P.C. Richard expected at Manalapan Epicentre
• Monmouth County buys Marlboro Airport tract
• Girl Scout cookie sale will begin Jan. 14
• C-Bunny lives to dance, inspire others
• CBA to host annual art sale
• Greater Media Newspapers pleased to be part of green partnership
• Concert honors music of Mahler & Schubert
• Reward offered for safe return of Charlie Brown
• Manalapan officials appoint professionals
• Home show comes to Brookdale
• Runners, bikers will aid leukemia society this summer
• ‘Four Women/Insight Out’
• Domestic violence volunteer victim advocates needed
• Online SAT prep course offered
• Intersection upgrade advances for routes 34 & 537 bottleneck
• Howell Ice World is George Haviland’s Stanley Cup
• Brookdale’s new center expands recreation space
• Lucas, Green selected as mayor, deputy mayor
• Miss New Jersey’s next goal: An MBA at Rutgers University
• Open space grants approved
• Marder named council president
• Editor recognized for service to Chinese communities
• Golf course water use at issue
• Officials pledge best effort for Freehold during 2011
• New fire chief has long history with department
• Schatzle elected Colts Neck mayor during reorganization
• Family ‘overwhelmed’ by gifts
• Jan. 27 hearing set on fire district plan
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• Marlboro school officials to discuss projected 2011-12 budget gap
• Jan. 27 hearing set on Freehold Borough fire district plan
• Jan. 27 hearing set on Freehold Borough fire district plan
• Trump National Golf Club's water use at issue
• Young people reaching out to cancer patients
• Business administrator recognized
• 4 young women named to All-Eastern ensemble
• Affordable housing bill draws fire on both sides
• New system in place for recycling
• Howell council splits, but passes code of conduct
• Marlboro will purchase farm for open space preservation
• FRHSD eyes solar panels project
• CVR honors Freehold resident Mary Inge
• Bill honoring memory of teenager advances
• New Americans board issues recommendations
• Marlboro helps state clear snow
• Mayor praises effort of public works crews
• DPW crews spent long night on roads
• Foundation’s generosity aids entire community
• Storm did not stop first aid responses
• Moreto to be named acting police chief
• Special performance
• Moreto to be named acting chief
• Freehold Township DPW crews spent long night on roads
• Marlboro crews helped state plow certain areas
• Christie allows 3 months for Meadowlands plan
• Chronic disease self-management assistance now available online
• Sewer project charges remain unresolved
• 9/11 health care bill one signature away
• New master gardeners sought for classes to start in Feb.
• Mayor says town, chief have settled one lawsuit
• Omission of Bean bill described as baffling
• Manalapan streets designated as enforcement zones
• Charity seeking medical doctors, nurses for Ugandan trip in 2011
• Board to review motor lodge site
• Colleges to offer training courses
• Freeholders will reorganize Jan. 6
• Man pleads guilty in crash that claimed father’s life
• Monmouth Worship Center celebrates 25 years, new home
• Residents will be named to budget panel
• Items being collected for troops currently serving overseas
• Family seeking to sell off set of 31 Koontz guitars
• Author attempts to capture essence of Christmas 1945
• Participants sought for endurance events
• DOT gets feedback on bicycle safety in town
• Board awaits word from state on supt. contract
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• Robertsville School receives $10K grant
• Developer at center of Marlboro scandal dies
• Photo
• Howell taking close look at development
• Help available for drinking problems through Al-Anon/Alateen
• Disabled in SureHands at Riding High Farm
• County supt. knows school districts face tough choices
• Photo
• Manalapan mayor says town, police chief have settled one lawsuit
• FRHSD Board awaits word from state on supt. contract
• PTA clothing drive helps pupils
• PTA clothing drive helps pupils
• Cancer survivor shares inspirational story
• Cancer survivor shares inspirational story
• Norkus foundation donates $20,000 to area food bank
• Scout earns Eagle rank during recent ceremony
• Norkus foundation donates $20,000 to area food bank
• Video gamers to raise funds for charities
• Scout earns Eagle rank during recent ceremony
• Video gamers to raise funds for charities
• Rabbi, Manalapan native, becomes Army chaplain
• Rabbi, Manalapan native, becomes Army chaplain
• Golf club aids local toy drive
• Foundation awards grants
• Golf club aids local toy drive
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• Foundation awards grants
• Photo
• Temple reaching out to help those in need
• DOT prepared for winter
• Temple reaching out to help those in need
• Town ends suit with Centex
• DOT prepared for winter
• Pastor remembered as devoted servant
• Town ends suit with Centex
• Kings of comedy
• Pastor remembered as devoted servant
• Kings of comedy
• Two face charges in restraint of man, 28
• Photo
• Instructional assistants fear for jobs
• Photo
• Two face charges in restraint of man, 28
• Instructional assistants fear for jobs
• Jewish Federation appoints director
• Jewish Federation appoints director
• History fair plans visit to Allaire State Park in May
• History fair plans visit to Allaire State Park in May
• Freehold Soil Conservation 2010 Photo Contest winners
• Freehold Soil Conservation 2010 Photo Contest winners
• Santa Clauses are coming to town
• Santa Clauses are coming to town
• Woman wonders where her little dog has gone
• Woman wonders where her little dog has gone
• ‘Winter Delights 2010 — Plein Air and Beyond’
• ‘Winter Delights 2010 — Plein Air and Beyond’
• Bicycle, pedestrian plan to be presented
• Freehold Township approves shared services agreements
• in the service •••
• Bicycle, pedestrian plan to be presented
• Marlboro cops get OK to use firing ranges
• in the service •••
• Fundraiser was not ‘good fit’ for Howell
• Marlboro cops get OK to use firing ranges
• Fundraiser was not ‘good fit’ for Howell
• Advocates criticize Senate vote on 9/11 health care
• Towns will help alliance revive board membership
• Advocates criticize Senate vote on 9/11 health care
• Marlboro wants Assembly bill revised
• Towns will help alliance revive board membership
• Guests welcome at MacKenzie Museum
• Marlboro wants Assembly bill revised
• Kiwanis to run food drives
• Guests welcome at MacKenzie Museum
• Police investigating thefts in Manalapan
• Kiwanis to run food drives
• Freehold Township approves shared services agreements
• Police investigating thefts in Manalapan
• Marlboro certified by Sustainable Jersey
• Woman honors dad at Boston Marathon
• Marlboro certified by Sustainable Jersey
• Mellon Farms application pulled in Freehold
• Woman honors dad at Boston Marathon
• Marlboro farm joins preservation program
• Mellon Farms application pulled in Freehold
• Homework assistance club has new branch
• Marlboro farm joins preservation program
• Help available for drinking problems
• Homework assistance club has new branch
• Sex crime prevention seminar gives parents, teenagers vital information
• Help available for drinking problems
• Landowners are beginning to consider farming sunshine
• Sex crime prevention seminar gives parents, teenagers vital information
• Army medic recovering after being shot in back
• Landowners are beginning to consider farming sunshine
• Army medic recovering after being shot in back
• Christmas show to raise funds for food pantry and veterans
• Freehold mandates use of rapid entry system
• Farmers may apply for aid in wake of heat and drought
• Freehold mandates use of rapid entry system
• Christmas show to raise funds for food pantry and veterans
• Farmers may apply for aid in wake of heat and drought
• Officials renew call for ‘polluter pays’ tax
• Officials renew call for ‘polluter pays’ tax
• Karaoke, bowling expected in Marlboro
• Karaoke, bowling expected in Marlboro
• School district deals with projected deficit
• Photo
• School district deals with projected deficit
• Photo
• Freehold Borough Holiday Celebration
• Mellon Farms application pulled in Freehold Borough
• Judge reverses stay on housing lawsuits vs. Marlboro
• Judge reverses stay on housing lawsuits vs. Marlboro
• Volunteers sought to brighten holidays
• Volunteers sought to brighten holidays
• Marlboro gets recycling grant from Monmouth County
• District launches e-newsletter
• Marlboro zoners grant variance for repair shop
• Sex predator awareness talk offered
• Equine massage therapist helps rescued, retired horses
• Enjoy old-world holiday traditions at Historic Village at Allaire
• Manalapan police investigating break-ins to vehicles
• Environmental commission member honored
• New chairman named for Latino Festival
• Smaller home wins approval
• Marlboro to get 100% of state aid
• Warshaw nominated for prosecutor’s post
• Parking space an issue in Mellon Farms plan
• Two-term councilman was in on ‘renaissance’
• Meals will be offered on Saturdays
• Little Soldiers program serves military children
• Museum celebrates water as art world inspiration
• Solar field in Village gains OK
• Directors want to revive alliance
• Photo
• Victorian Christmas comes to Georgian Court
• Communication scholarships available
• Horse-racing dates awarded, but legislation still pending
• Dec. 5 concert will feature Manalapan conductor
• Cantors concert ensemble will perform in Howell
• Holiday events begin Dec. 1
• Players to stage ‘Oliver!’
• Solomon Schechter earns grant
• Cheerleaders do more than cheer
• Fall online auction raises $310K
• Two local teens to ride in Thanksgiving Day parade
• Grand jury indicts woman in state trooper’s death
• Symphony to perform at library
• Acorn-sorting season highlights commitment to forest health
• Master’s in homeland security offered
• ‘Coastlines’
• Wireless tower given go-ahead
• Plaid pattern nets award for student
• Library hosts jazz weekend
• Author’s debut novel hits shelves at last
• Officer faces shoplifting charge
• Township will survey land with eye on preservation
• Chrise’s Dare to Dream 5K honors 1997 FTHS graduate
• Helping veterans get services they are due
• Two supt. hopefuls meet public
• Police warn residents to secure their homes
• Photo
• The Christmas Express with Santa Claus!
• Chrise’s Dare to Dream 5K honors 1997 FTHS graduate
• WRAT-FM seeking donations for charity
• Second Saturdays in Red Bank
• WRAT-FM seeking donations for charity
• Second Saturdays in Red Bank
• Rabbi to be commissioned as new U.S. Army chaplain
• Rabbi to be commissioned as new U.S. Army chaplain
• DEP lifts drought watch in Monmouth and Ocean
• Victorian Christmas comes to Georgian Court
• Houses of worship will offer shelter
• Local boy’s voice helps character come to life
• Pallone brews victory from Little challenge
• DEP lifts drought watch in Monmouth and Ocean
• Victorian Christmas comes to Georgian Court
• Houses of worship will offer shelter
• Local boy’s voice helps character come to life
• Pallone brews victory from Little challenge
• Former GM of harness track sentenced in check scheme
• Bridge to be closed for one year
• Former GM of harness track sentenced in check scheme
• Bridge to be closed for one year
• Residents have enjoyed a good life in Roosevelt M
• Arc of Monmouth receives grant funds
• Shoe boxes will bring holiday joy to children
• Students excel at math event
• Voters say yes to reducing open space tax
• Residents have enjoyed a good life in Roosevelt M
• Marlboro council agrees to contract with police
• Arc of Monmouth receives grant funds
• Council honors officer
• Shoe boxes will bring holiday joy to children
• Students excel at math event
• Voters say yes to reducing open space tax
• Marlboro council agrees to contract with police
• Council honors officer
• Library hosts jazz weekend
• Rapid entry system to be a requirement
• Library hosts jazz weekend
• Rapid entry system to be a requirement
• Hometown embraces injured Marine upon homecoming
• Hometown embraces injured Marine upon homecoming
• AIDS Memorial Quilt to be displayed at Monmouth U.
• AIDS Memorial Quilt to be displayed at Monmouth U.
• As Afghan war continues, so does local supply drive
• MCSPCA hosts ‘Home 4 the Holidays’
• As Afghan war continues, so does local supply drive
• MCSPCA hosts ‘Home 4 the Holidays’
• Beauty Foundation Friends kick off fundraising efforts
• Youngsters get a boost from Homework Helpers
• Board takes first step in search for new supt.
• Beauty Foundation Friends kick off fundraising efforts
• Youngsters get a boost from Homework Helpers
• Board takes first step in search for new supt.
• Test results challenge Freehold K-8
• Students pay tribute to veterans
• Test results challenge Freehold K-8
• Students pay tribute to veterans
• IRS seeks tax season volunteers
• Entrepreneur’s life to be topic of presentation
• Republicans sweep three seats in Howell
• Book examines park system’s first 50 years
• Cell tower hearing canceled
• ‘Navesink 52: A River Year’
• Sign clutter draws officials’ attention
• Marlboro targets land for preservation
• Annual event will focus on state of equine industry
• Girls achieve dreams through Girl Scout fall product sale
• Houses of worship will offer shelter
• Optimists will host poker event
• Clerk checking signatures on petition for fire district
• GOP retains control of county freeholder board
• Students to tell a tale from ‘Arabian Nights’
• Liquor license will go up for bid
• Howell Holiday Giveaway seeks toys for local children
• Amended ordinance allows billboards in certain areas
• McMorrow wins full term on Township Committee
• Hearing the silent voices of women
• Higgins honored with tranquil garden
• Party benefits diabetes research
• Lucas and Maskowitz are winners in Manalapan
• Symphony to perform at library
• Kane, Sims win re-election in Freehold
• Colts Neck house tour includes ‘Monticello’
• Photo
• Meals for senior citizens brighten Thanksgiving
• Manalapan cell tower hearing cancelled
• Chorus will host guest night
• Matawan pushes rail line for western Monmouth
• ‘Contemporary Encounter With the Icon’s Invitation’
• Artists bring home state honors
• Fairy godmothers get some gifts of their own
• Freehold temple celebrates its place in local history
• Fundraiser will celebrate sights, sounds of Brooklyn
• T-Mobile shifts spot for planned tower
• Apple and pumpkin festival aids youths
• Freehold postal carrier earns national recognition
• Band to host clothing, toy drive
• Photo
• Nov. 14 auction will feature Shahn family’s art collection
• Board honors pair of local properties
• Planning begins for sports facilities
• Charity offers helping hand in tough times
• Community music
• Foundation’s Nov. 15 fundraiser to feature foods
• Work begins on truck wash at reclamation center
• FRHSD marching bands step out together
• Ice & snow must be cleared from vehicles before driving
• Committee researches charter school
• Legal wrangling over athletic center ends
• Possible outsourcing of jobs draws crowd
• Setaro to retire in June as Freehold Twp. supt.
• Photo
• Historical assoc. taps president
• Manalapan cell tower hearing cancelled
• World Trade Center beam welcomed in Marlboro
• Monmouth historian appointed
• Artists bring home state honors
• Fairy godmothers get some gifts of their own
• Freehold temple celebrates its place in local history
• Fundraiser will celebrate sights, sounds of Brooklyn
• T-Mobile shifts spot for planned tower
• Apple and pumpkin festival aids youths
• Freehold postal carrier earns national recognition
• Band to host clothing, toy drive
• Photo
• Nov. 14 auction will feature Shahn family’s art collection
• Board honors pair of local properties
• Planning begins for sports facilities
• Charity offers helping hand in tough times
• Community music
• Foundation’s Nov. 15 fundraiser to feature foods
• Work begins on truck wash at reclamation center
• FRHSD marching bands step out together
• Ice & snow must be cleared from vehicles before driving
• Committee researches charter school
• Legal wrangling over athletic center ends
• Possible outsourcing of jobs draws crowd
• Setaro to retire in June as Freehold Twp. supt.
• Photo
• Historical assoc. taps president
• Search for new FRHSD superintendent moves forward
• World Trade Center beam welcomed in Marlboro
• Freehold Borough committee researches charter school
• Monmouth historian appointed
• Chorus will host guest night
• Matawan pushes rail line for western Monmouth
• ‘Contemporary Encounter With the Icon’s Invitation’
• Poker event set for Nov. 12
• Freehold Twp. expects all promised state aid
• Manalapan gets recycling grant
• Board member: Facebook could help during next budget cycle
• Judy Collins to sing at Freehold church
• McMorrow, Santiago seek committee seat
• Parking lot driveway opens
• Monmouth horse contracts eastern equine encephalitis
• Book examines park system’s first 50 years
• Muslim Consumer Conference to highlight contributions to economy
• Photo
• Church sends joy and toys to youths around the world
• Control of freeholder board at stake Nov. 2
• Four residents in race for 3 seats in Howell
• Library honors Hindu festival
• Officials investigate house fire
• 2 seats at stake in Freehold Boro
• Pair puts new twist on Hanukkah story
• Lack of answers upsets family
• Photo
• Hearing to resume on Yorktowne cell tower
• Apple and pumpkin festival aids youths
• Photo
• Four seeking seats in Manalapan race
• Search for new FRHSD superintendent moves forward
• Agreement calls for town to service WMUA vehicles
• Freehold Borough committee researches charter school
• Halloween Spooktacular fulfills childhood fantasy
• Temple’s cantor dies
• Lecture on inventions scheduled for Oct. 30
• Videos will aid various charities
• Fundraiser to feature foods
• Poker event set for Nov. 12
• Freehold Twp. expects all promised state aid
• Manalapan gets recycling grant
• Board member: Facebook could help during next budget cycle
• Judy Collins to sing at Freehold church
• McMorrow, Santiago seek committee seat
• Parking lot driveway opens
• Monmouth horse contracts eastern equine encephalitis
• Book examines park system’s first 50 years
• Muslim Consumer Conference to highlight contributions to economy
• Photo
• Church sends joy and toys to youths around the world
• Control of freeholder board at stake Nov. 2
• Four residents in race for 3 seats in Howell
• Library honors Hindu festival
• Officials investigate house fire
• 2 seats at stake in Freehold Boro
• Pair puts new twist on Hanukkah story
• Lack of answers upsets family
• Photo
• Hearing to resume on Yorktowne cell tower
• Apple and pumpkin festival aids youths
• Photo
• Four seeking seats in Manalapan race
• Search for new FRHSD superintendent moves forward
• Agreement calls for town to service WMUA vehicles
• Halloween Spooktacular fulfills childhood fantasy
• Temple’s cantor dies
• Lecture on inventions scheduled for Oct. 30
• Videos will aid various charities
• Fundraiser to feature foods
• District likely to hold funds until 2011-12
• ‘Eyes Have It’ and ‘Chaos’ at Art Alliance
• Foundation’s fundraising efforts off to good start
• Museum of contemporary art to debut with benefit
• Community invited to see ‘Laramie Project’
• Police investigating stabbing of two males
• Italian teacher receives award from foundation
• Marlboro may lose portion of state aid
• Teenager tackles issue of distracted driving
• FTHS students learn about floods’ impact on Pakistan
• NYC men indicted on murder charges
• Police chief and veteran detective to retire Dec. 31
• N.J. Appellate Division invalidates COAH rules
• Girl Scouts invite public to share Spooktacular experience Oct. 23
• Caretakers still love Village Inn
• in the service •••
• ‘Robocalls’ rile up resident
• Officers pleased with medicine collection
• Marlboro may seek out-of-town students
• District may hold on to aid for next year
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• Parents warned of new synthetic marijuana use
• Halloween greetings
• Library will honor chef Dennis Foy
• Freehold Borough expects all of its state aid in 2010
• Convenience store proposal examined
• NJSBA wants talks on tenure reform
• Monmouth Park needs short-, long-term answers
• Apple and pumpkin festival aids children
• Failure to deposit cash results in guilty plea
• Freehold Borough police investigate stabbing of two males
• Manalapan police chief and veteran detective to retire Dec. 31
• Freehold Borough police investigate stabbing of two males
• Manalapan police chief and veteran detective to retire Dec. 31
• Manalapan police chief and veteran detective to retire Dec. 31
• Community comes through for disabled veteran
• FRHSD meetings to be televised on Manalapan channel
• Brookdale will host job fair on Oct. 26
• 9/11 responder bill heading for Senate vote
• Resident appeals ethics ruling
• Latino Festival attracted thousands to Freehold
• County will auction off surplus items
• County to hold caregiver retreat
• Zoning board report touches several issues
• Sign design not all fine, according to commission
• Actor Chris Mulkey to appear at Manalapan film festival
• Girl Scouts invite public to share Spooktacular experience Oct. 23
• Teen actor looks forward to play’s arrival on B’way
• Township rallies for Marine wounded in Afghanistan
• Nearly $10K raised, $40K to go
• Freehold’s Center Playhouse presents ‘Doubt: A Parable’
• Marlboro board may face tough choices
• Manalapan ‘Green Matters’ TV series will be honored Oct. 15
• Roth will retire as police chief
• Mellon Farms market plans move to Silvert’s building
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• Photo
• Freehold Borough police investigate stabbing of two males
• Forum will examine conflicts in Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan
• In effort to aid troops, this candy man can
• Students may examine county career academies
• Teen safe driving program to be topic of discussion
• Officials say town to get 100 percent of state aid
• Zoning board report touches several issues
• Sign design not all fine, according to commission
• Actor Chris Mulkey to appear at Manalapan film festival
• Girl Scouts invite public to share Spooktacular experience Oct. 23
• Teen actor looks forward to play’s arrival on B’way
• Township rallies for Marine wounded in Afghanistan
• Nearly $10K raised, $40K to go
• Freehold’s Center Playhouse presents ‘Doubt: A Parable’
• Marlboro board may face tough choices
• Manalapan ‘Green Matters’ TV series will be honored Oct. 15
• Roth will retire as police chief
• Mellon Farms market plans move to Silvert’s building
• Photo
• Photo
• Freehold Borough police investigate stabbing of two males
• Forum will examine conflicts in Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan
• In effort to aid troops, this candy man can
• Students may examine county career academies
• Teen safe driving program to be topic of discussion
• Officials say town to get 100 percent of state aid
• Community comes through for disabled veteran
• FRHSD meetings to be televised on Manalapan channel
• Brookdale will host job fair on Oct. 26
• 9/11 responder bill heading for Senate vote
• Resident appeals ethics ruling
• Latino Festival attracted thousands to Freehold
• County will auction off surplus items
• County to hold caregiver retreat
• Handlin urges action on medical malpractice bill
• Hydrant flushing begins on Oct. 6
• Film festival will feature workshops
• Campaign issue from 2006 race still unresolved
• New driveway gives access to parking lot
• Haunters sought for Spooktakular event
• Council appealing board’s decision on use variance
• Town scrambles to replace public works equipment
• Englishtown will lose under $100 in state aid
• New Beginnings Agape Christian Center honored
• Defensive driving course will serve as fundraiser
• Proposed law a tribute to teen killed in crash
• Board expected to proceed with advertising program
• COAH stays Marlboro decision
• Fight against hunger gets lift from officials
• ‘Art From Found Objects’
• Alzheimer’s is topic of science lecture
• Challenger rips sheriff for silence on incident
• in the service •••
• Brookdale will host job fair on Oct. 26
• FRHSD will interview candidates for supt.
• Freehold fire calls now go to county
• Fees lower for copies of records
• Photo
• Boy Scouts honor police dept.
• Grand jury indicts corrections officer
• Gov. recognizes veteran for meritorious service
• Three people killed in Sept. 30 accident
• Faith Tabernacle celebrates 75 years
• Website lists senior citizen centers
• County recognizes citizen volunteers
• Church holds Operation Shoebox for troops
• Fifth-grader’s ‘Casey and Bella’ story to hit bookstores in the fall
• Horse breeders and owners believe slots would save N.J. horse industry
• Variety of orchids available at auction
• Symposium defines equines as economic engine for N.J.
• Website lists senior citizen centers
• Faith Tabernacle celebrates 75 years
• Church holds Operation Shoebox for troops
• County recognizes citizen volunteers
• Horse breeders and owners believe slots would save N.J. horse industry
• Fifth-grader’s ‘Casey and Bella’ story to hit bookstores in the fall
• Symposium defines equines as economic engine for N.J.
• Variety of orchids available at auction
• Hydrant flushing begins on Oct. 6
• Handlin urges action on medical malpractice bill
• Campaign issue from 2006 race still unresolved
• Film festival will feature workshops
• New driveway gives access to parking lot
• Haunters sought for Spooktakular event
• Council appealing board’s decision on use variance
• Town scrambles to replace public works equipment
• Englishtown will lose under $100 in state aid
• New Beginnings Agape Christian Center honored
• Defensive driving course will serve as fundraiser
• Proposed law a tribute to teen killed in crash
• Board expected to proceed with advertising program
• COAH stays Marlboro decision
• Fight against hunger gets lift from officials
• ‘Art From Found Objects’
• Challenger rips sheriff for silence on incident
• in the service •••
• Alzheimer’s is topic of science lecture
• FRHSD will interview candidates for supt.
• Freehold fire calls now go to county
• Brookdale will host job fair on Oct. 26
• Photo
• Boy Scouts honor police dept.
• Fees lower for copies of records
• Gov. recognizes veteran for meritorious service
• Three people killed in Sept. 30 accident
• Grand jury indicts corrections officer
• Challenger rips Monmouth County sheriff for silence on incident
• FRHSD to interview superintendent candidates
• More work to be done on bike, pedestrian safety
• Variety of orchids available at auction
• Pianist to perform at St. Peter’s Church
• GCU explores works of Chagall
• Reduction from town has band scrambling
• Eastman saluted by Monmouth Scouts
• Manalapan returns checklist to state
• New Master Gardeners sought
• Explorers continue Marlboro tradition
• Board still researching solar energy project
• T-Mobile proposing cell tower
• Preserving Freehold’s historic charm, one house at a time
• Baby is bright light in tragedy
• Reading Hebrew is focus of program at synagogue
• Photo
• Organizers promise variety of indie films at festival
• County’s help sought in farm purchase
• Service dog at heart of civil rights action
• Plan calls for trained staff to assist Monmouth veterans
• Haunters sought for Spooktacular event
• Freehold Boro to host 2010 Latino festival
• Discussion focuses on earthquake response
• World War II is theme for 2010 Archives Week
• Legislators say time for reform is now
• Talent nets world crown for Lianah
• Marlboro celebration!
• Democrats fail to heed call for two council candidates
• Sorenstam, Azinger to headline Forsgate Charity Golf Classic
• Manalapan will host medicine disposal day
• Prescription meds may be disposed
• Marlboro teens report trip to Japan was memorable
• Council OKs new lease for mobile home park
• Slocum family readies for annual reunion
• Astronaut to speak at library HQ
• DEP to host outdoor expo at Assunpink
• Two publications receive honors
• Bakery goal: 1,000 cupcakes for charity
• Show promotes recycling to Manalapan residents
• House invaders return to winter residences
• Family displaced by fire at rug mill apartments
• There’s always Monday
• Special day for dogs honors Marlboro boy
• ‘The Divine Paradox’ opens
• Freehold residents can turn in drugs
• Belmar hosts Beer on Pier
• Teachers & students enjoy adventure in Greece, Italy
• Volunteer opportunities to be on display Sept. 25
• Funds found to put winter track back
• Photo
• Slocum family readies for annual reunion
• Astronaut to speak at library HQ
• DEP to host outdoor expo at Assunpink
• Two publications receive honors
• Bakery goal: 1,000 cupcakes for charity
• Show promotes recycling to Manalapan residents
• House invaders return to winter residences
• Family displaced by fire at rug mill apartments
• There’s always Monday
• ‘The Divine Paradox’ opens
• Special day for dogs honors Marlboro boy
• Belmar hosts Beer on Pier
• Freehold residents can turn in drugs
• Volunteer opportunities to be on display Sept. 25
• Teachers & students enjoy adventure in Greece, Italy
• Photo
• Funds found to put winter track back
• Talent nets world crown for Lianah
• Legislators say time for reform is now
• Democrats fail to heed call for two council candidates
• Marlboro celebration!
• Manalapan will host medicine disposal day
• Sorenstam, Azinger to headline Forsgate Charity Golf Classic
• Prescription meds may be disposed
• Marlboro teens report trip to Japan was memorable
• Council OKs new lease for mobile home park
• Steel from WTC received with honor
• Freehold Boro man charged in Aug. gas station robbery
• Family displaced by fire at Freehold Borough’s Rug Mill Towers
• Increases continue to shrink
• Photo of Vietnam veteran chosen for national tour
• T-shirts spread simple messages of goodness
• Freehold Cub Scout fall recruitment nights begin
• Donations to aid squad lag; members are also needed
• Local vice principal earns Ed.D. degree
• Marlboro mom’s video shines light on hunger
• Attorney gains approval for office use in home
• Zoners grant approval to Russian bathhouse
• Board looks favorably upon planned addition
• St. Vincent de Paul Society assists Freehold community
• Space shuttle astronaut to speak at library HQ
• Two critically hurt in Manalapan MVA
• Historic panel would like final say on signs
• Horse Park needs to raise $50K to keep Jersey Fresh
• Jersey Syndicate plans CD release party at Stone Pony
• Marlboro expects to battle COAH
• New Kiwanis Club aims to help children
• St. Vincent de Paul Society assists Freehold community
• Space shuttle astronaut to speak at library HQ
• Two critically hurt in Manalapan MVA
• Historic panel would like final say on signs
• Horse Park needs to raise $50K to keep Jersey Fresh
• Jersey Syndicate plans CD release party at Stone Pony
• Marlboro expects to battle COAH
• New Kiwanis Club aims to help children
• Steel from WTC received with honor
• Freehold Boro man charged in Aug. gas station robbery
• Family displaced by fire at Freehold Borough’s Rug Mill Towers
• Increases continue to shrink
• Photo of Vietnam veteran chosen for national tour
• T-shirts spread simple messages of goodness
• Freehold Cub Scout fall recruitment nights begin
• Donations to aid squad lag; members are also needed
• Local vice principal earns Ed.D. degree
• Marlboro mom’s video shines light on hunger
• Attorney gains approval for office use in home
• Zoners grant approval to Russian bathhouse
• Board looks favorably upon planned addition
• Friendship Circle seeking volunteers to help youths
• In words and drawings, soldiers leave their mark in time
• Lensman’s photo published in National Geographic
• Board does not act on plan for winter track
• Marlboro Scouts attend Jamboree
• Firemen gather voters’ signatures
• A last look at summer fun
• Photo
• Monmouth Museum hosts Anique Taylor exhibit
• Friendship Circle seeking volunteers to help youths
• Pedestrian’s death lands driver, 39, in prison
• Marine’s film provides ‘Severe Clear’ view of Iraq War
• Repairs planned for water system, roads
• Walk With Joe returns to Battlefield state park
• Historian to receive award
• Walk honors late Howell teen
• Work begins on apartment building for people with MS
• Sept. 19 memorial walk assists LADACIN Network
• Resident’s recipe earns honor
• Freehold temple turns over new leaf
• Workshop to offer info on how to buy a home
• Dept. closes Enzo Bridal probe
• Marlboro Day set for Sept. 12
• Townwide yard sale will return
• Manalapan will host medicine disposal day
• Manalapan Girl Scout cultivates community garden, earns award
• Musician’s Workshop offers new venue for performers
• John Barrymore portrayed at GCU
• Garbage company will empty 50-gallon cans
• Legacy of saving animals lives on
• Photo
• Monmouth Museum hosts Anique Taylor exhibit
• Howell police, EMS to mark 9/11 with community safety day
• Pedestrian’s death lands driver, 39, in prison
• Marine’s film provides ‘Severe Clear’ view of Iraq War
• Repairs planned for water system, roads
• Walk With Joe returns to Battlefield state park
• Historian to receive award
• Walk honors late Howell teen
• Work begins on apartment building for people with MS
• Sept. 19 memorial walk assists LADACIN Network
• Resident’s recipe earns honor
• Freehold temple turns over new leaf
• Workshop to offer info on how to buy a home
• Dept. closes Enzo Bridal probe
• Marlboro Day set for Sept. 12
• Townwide yard sale will return
• Manalapan will host medicine disposal day
• Manalapan Girl Scout cultivates community garden, earns award
• Musician’s Workshop offers new venue for performers
• John Barrymore portrayed at GCU
• Garbage company will empty 50-gallon cans
• Legacy of saving animals lives on
• In words and drawings, soldiers leave their mark in time
• Lensman’s photo published in National Geographic
• Board does not act on plan for winter track
• Marlboro Scouts attend Jamboree
• Firemen gather voters’ signatures
• A last look at summer fun
• Howell police, EMS to mark 9/11 with community safety day
• Rain gardens to be installed at Brookdale Comm. College
• Old Bridge congregation will move to Marlboro
• Hamilton Park to get new lease
• Camp is outlet for talented students
• Legends of Rock to perform in intimate Freehold setting
• Marlboro’s municipal budget approved
• auditions •••
• Enrollment up 43 pupils in Freehold Borough
• Change in busing affects 10 students
• Smithereens to celebrate 30th anniversary with free concert
• Virtual backpack comes to Colts Neck
• Garbage company: Manalapan residents can use 50-gallon cans
• FirstEnergy offering grants to stimulate classroom learning
• A royal(ty) opportunity? by Peter Smyth
• Federal dollars to fund rail study
• Photo
• Board sets goals for new year
• Credit card companies facing tighter regulation on campus
• in the service •••
• Police seek gas station bandit
• Freehold Jewish Center welcomes new cantor
• Citizens may attend class at academy
• Drug operation nets leader 25-year term
• Photo
• Board sets goals for new year
• Credit card companies facing tighter regulation on campus
• in the service •••
• Police seek gas station bandit
• Freehold Jewish Center welcomes new cantor
• Citizens may attend class at academy
• Drug operation nets leader 25-year term
• Rain gardens to be installed at Brookdale Comm. College
• Old Bridge congregation will move to Marlboro
• Hamilton Park to get new lease
• Camp is outlet for talented students
• Legends of Rock to perform in intimate Freehold setting
• Marlboro’s municipal budget approved
• auditions •••
• Enrollment up 43 pupils in Freehold Borough
• Change in busing affects 10 students
• Smithereens to celebrate 30th anniversary with free concert
• Virtual backpack comes to Colts Neck
• Garbage company: Manalapan residents can use 50-gallon cans
• FirstEnergy offering grants to stimulate classroom learning
• A royal(ty) opportunity? by Peter Smyth
• Federal dollars to fund rail study
• Blair will speak via satellite
• Freeholders call on gov. to protect horse racing
• Website lists senior citizen centers
• Foundation continues work in youth’s name
• Marlboro officials seek a sister city in China
• Teens: SADD conference taught important lessons
• Manalapan Parks and Rec. announces fall programs
• Walk With Joe welcomes all to remember Sept. 11
• Bean inspires Senate bill for vets’ services
• Woman faces DWI charge after Marlboro accident
• in the service •••
• Celebrities, congressman, physicians support FAAN Walk on Sept. 11
• Commissioners update town on WMUA
• Silvert’s ending 81-year run in Freehold Borough
• Manalapan police officers rescue golfer stuck in the mud at Knob Hill
• Dream Factory helps teen make her wish come true
• Sides agree on one point in landlords’ litigation
• Bus service eliminated for some in FRHSD
• Teacher raises reported falling
• Board sets school activity fees
• Community invited to help Haiti youths
• Photo
• Regulations for arcade to have public hearing
• ‘Quilting: Looking Forward’
• Former GM of track pleads guilty to multiple charges
• Unique program opening new world to participants
• Driver faces DWI charge in fatal accident
• Woman faces DWI charge after Marlboro accident
• in the service •••
• Celebrities, congressman, physicians support FAAN Walk on Sept. 11
• Commissioners update town on WMUA
• Silvert’s ending 81-year run in Freehold Borough
• Manalapan police officers rescue golfer stuck in the mud at Knob Hill
• Dream Factory helps teen make her wish come true
• Sides agree on one point in landlords’ litigation
• Bus service eliminated for some in FRHSD
• Teacher raises reported falling
• Board sets school activity fees
• Community invited to help Haiti youths
• Photo
• Regulations for arcade to have public hearing
• ‘Quilting: Looking Forward’
• Former GM of track pleads guilty to multiple charges
• Unique program opening new world to participants
• Driver faces DWI charge in fatal accident
• Blair will speak via satellite
• Freeholders call on gov. to protect horse racing
• Website lists senior citizen centers
• Foundation continues work in youth’s name
• Marlboro officials seek a sister city in China
• Teens: SADD conference taught important lessons
• Manalapan Parks and Rec. announces fall programs
• Walk With Joe welcomes all to remember Sept. 11
• Bean inspires Senate bill for vets’ services
• Bus service eliminated for some FRHSD pupils
• Garbage pickups riling up residents
• CentraState to host wine-tasting benefit
• Landlords sue Freehold over fees
• Lobbyist reports available
• Photo
• in the service •••
• Book recounts story of fallen troopers
• Boy Scout achieves Eagle rank
• Town-wide yard sale will return
• Farmers pleased to bring goods to Freehold market
• Films to be shown as part of festival
• Photo
• Former clerk-typist sentenced to 7 years in prison for thefts
• Official says summer camp was a success
• ‘Charter and Early Members’ show celebrates guild’s 50 years
• Plan for homes on Lewis Street concerns Manalapan residents
• Fire in commercial trailer results in large response in Englishtown
• Change of venue for Freehold Idol
• Fees for sports and clubs remain an issue in Howell
• Spark of art brightens children’s story room
• Team Seth raising funds to help cancer patients
• Photo
• Antique car show planned at Allaire
• MTTN provides look at life in Manalapan
• County receives perfect audit
• Greater Media shows budding journalists the ropes
• Advocates laud halt of gas tank proposal
• Change of venue announced for Freehold Idol finals
• Silvert’s is ending long run in Freehold Borough
• Freehold council approves plan for new Main St. bank
• Mission Dance will perform in Freehold
• Photo
• Bands & cars will rev up special show
• Dinner will help officer’s family
• Photo
• Townwide yard sale will return
• Freehold Borough adds voice to call for tool kit
• ‘The Painting World of Evelyn Leavens’
• Initial steps taken in Freehold for master plan re-examination
• Board seeking new member
• Photo
• Practitioners trained in needs of returning N.J. veterans
• Help Haiti expands aid to Haitian immigrants
• Monmouth Conservation Foundation founder dies
• Recovery home begins operation
• Forecast calls for fun for paddleboarders
• Photo
• Drop-in event helps to raise money for local organization
• Board approves 7-Eleven at vacant gas station
• Childhood cancer fight gets a boost with grant
• Vision plan may help guide Marlboro’s future
• Officials urge Trenton pols to enact ‘tool kit’
• Committee devises rules for arcade
• Hanson report presents four options for N.J. horse racing
• FRHSD details cuts to activities
• Freehold temple welcomes cantor
• Photo
• Death of Howell football player shakes community
• Photographs sought for contest
• Participants will learn how to observe gov’t.
• Athletic center may still be tied up in court action
• in service •••
• Legislators want veterans to know help is available
• Photo
• Photo
• McMorrow takes seat on Township Committee
• Marlboro making plans to upgrade water system
• Marlboro will maintain hospital land
• Bands & cars will rev up Aug. 11 event
• Center Players will present ‘Charlotte’s Web’ Aug. 14-29
• Firm’s owner to be sentenced after income tax evasion plea
• Owner plans addition for Bagel World plaza
• Summer activities keep people entertained
• Church members return from humanitarian effort in Haiti
• SBOANJ tries to rally support
• INTERNET SALES PEOPLE WANTED FOR FARMINGDALE
• An Evening of Halloween Classics
• Council-Wide Campfire - Sleepover (indoor)
• Council-Wide Campfire
• School’s Out Day Camp
• Pay It Forward
• Be A Reader
• Election Day
• Rolling Iron Auto Show
• Quilting Frolic
• Gigantic Yard Sale
• School Days
• Summer Crafters Market
• All Hallows Eve Celebration
• Fall Flea Market
• Halloween Haunted Hayride
• Beehive Brick Oven Baking
• Annual Late Summer Flea Market
• Fall Harvest Festival

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