Holmdel, NJ News

• Holmdel, NJ News
• DINNIGAN’S DIVERSIONS
• CBA leads parade of winners at Shore Conference track meet
• Lancers hope to use momentum from division title in state playoffs
• SJV rallies past Middletown South to win MCT softball title
• Jane Waggner
• Michaele Matthews
• Dana Noyes Paulus
• Honora “Nancy” Stern
• Frances Hopper
• Joseph “Poppy” Toomey
• Margaret “Peggy” Donohue
• Bassett S. Winmill
• Stanley “Stosh” Slusarz
• Mary Van Zandt
• St. George’s-by-the-River Canterbury Fair June 9
• business briefs •••
• CODA
• ‘Donald Voorhees, Maestro, and Michael Scherfen, Protégé’
• NOTES
• Free art classes for adults with disabilities
• DAR chapter announces essay contest winners
• An unplanned plan: Bill Rancic talks life’s hurdles
• in the service •••
• Lions Club’s White Cane Drive nets $850
• Plant sale to be held May 26 in Keyport
• Zoners approve variances for Islamic cemetery plan
• Curchin Group seeks charity beneficiaries
• ‘Make It Real’ with soap star Brian Gaskill
• One open door, 40 years of teaching
• Matawan committee will focus on accessibility
• Northpointe denied; next move is applicant’s
• Writer: Stand up for county values and vote for Little
• Walk to Believe set for June 2
• BRSA’s wind turbine math doesn’t add up
• Remember our military men, women, families
• Political Cartoon
• Holmdel budget calls for tax increase to refund debt
• Matawan approves 2012 $10.6M spending plan
• More housing, sewers in plans for Lucent tract
• Keyport GardenWalk to show off public, private beauty
• Photo
• Hazlet, Keyport, Matawan joint court begins June 1
• Eagles land hard in MCT after winning A North title
• Monmouth Park opens with increase in attendance, handle
• Hornets boys win fourth conference tennis title
• Area athletes, led by CBA, shine at country track meet
• JeannetteWorshaw
• William T. “Armie” Armstrong
• Barbara M. Gallagher
• Jon M. Madden
• Elizabeth Scalfani
• Frank M. Montemarano
• NOTES
• Janet CampanelliWright
• Anna Savoia
• Public invited to film screening May 20
• Auditions for ‘Footloose’ this month
• ‘Color My World’ quilt exhibit
• Creative Monmouth: an incubator for ideas, solutions
• Temple Shalom beach sweep May 20
• Brooklyn comes to Aberdeen
• Residents fear impact of Northpointe homes
• National Dance Week
• DINNIGAN’S DIVERSIONS
• ‘Coast the Coast’ bike ride benefits MS programs
• Police Week events under way in Middletown
• Poricy Park clothing drive slated for June 3
• Coastal Defenses Weekend, swing dance at Fort Hancock
• Mat-Ab district revises language arts curriculum
• Meet the woman behind George Washington
• Registration under way for Rutgers camp
• Church praises Hazlet Fire Department’s quick actions
• Bias came through in letter to the editor
• Middletown: Is a fair municipal trial possible?
• Political Cartoon
• Beach access is subject of talk at BCC May 21
• Horseshoe crabs yield more questions than answers
• Matawan approves shared recycling with Aberdeen
• Littoral Society program prepares for oil spills
• Brookdale Community College class of 2012
• Matawan ex-chief’s complaint filed in federal court
• Mayor: M’town budget suffers from withheld energy taxes
• SJV’s Pante headed to UNH for football
• Colts, Eagle girls win county relays
• It’s tournament time, and Colts are peaking
• Gloucester stops Brookdale again in Region XIX final
• Lorraine McGuirl
• M’town Senior Center offers trips, programs
• Stephen C. Wheeler Sr.
• Mary Morrone
• Catherine B. Hopwood
• Margaret Vagle
• Thomas J. Booth
• Frances M. Donaghy O’Gara
• Joan Magerkurth
• Anthony J. Curreri
• Soap star is director of theater camp
• Red Bank Art Walk steps into creative spaces
• NOTES
• Aberdeen, MRHS team up for slogan contest
• Temple Shalom beach sweep May 20
• Brooklyn comes to Aberdeen May 20
• Matawan council debates big issue with Little St. lot
• Remembrance Day
• Hidden history of N.J. to be topic of talk
• Four Ponds objector questions credibility of project planner
• What’s for lunch? Students campaign for improved plate
• Parent wonders why school board accepted resignation
• Televised meetings shouldn’t be complicated
• Political Cartoon
• Board accepts MAMS principal’s resignation
• Holmdel moves to control Alcatel-Lucent redevelopment
• Music foundation offers hope to families, children
• Hazlet commission on Natco plan: ‘What about us?’
• BCC softball team heads to Region XIX tournament
• CBA 2nd, RBC 5th at Penn Relays
• Shore Conference next for Holmdel tennis team
• Eagles take charge in A North
• Defense separating SJV from other Lancer teams
• Antoinette J. “Chickie” Dimino
• Carl John “C.J.” Unsinn
• Florence E. Andruskiewicz
• John C. Kallop
• Verna “Dolly” Dolman Mastorio
• NOTES
• stork club •••
• John Powell exhibit opens in Red Bank
• Greater Media Newspapers takes home 15 awards in NJPA contest
• McDermott recalls his battles with addictions
• Townwide yard sale June 2 in Mat-Ab
• Vendor Night May 10 at Belford Firehouse
• Thompson Ave. fire guts residence
• International Festival in Red Bank May 6
• Monmouth Festival of the Arts May 5-9
• Red Bank events will tickle you ‘pink’
• Pallone to activists: Environment under attack
• Vietnam Veterans’ Remembrance Day Ceremony May 7
• Marine’s credo: Conquer challenges despite injury
• BRSA rolls expensive, dangerous dice
• Library board about the public, not politics
• Cartoon
• Learning center for autistic adults becomes reality
• Grant will spread word of library’s app
• Hazlet submits draft plan for Natco Lake restoration to DEP
• Spend a weekend steeped in history
• Floodgates provide some relief to Port Monmouth
• Photo
• sport shorts •••
• Hawk athletes set new school records at Princeton, Moravian invitationals
• Hazlet’s Langan picks up 200th coaching win at Felician
• Penn Relays always special for high school t&f teams
• GI GO Fund & NJ Chamber to hold Jeans for Troops Day
• DINNIGAN’S DIVERSIONS
• George Francis Collard
• Pauline Trudel
• Kevin McGarry
• Yvette P. Dileo
• ThomasW. Gorman
• Leroy P. Hicks
• Victoria L. Troiano
• Marie T. Wiggett
• James H. Cadoo
• business briefs •••
• Animal advocacy event April 28-29 at library
• Enrollment open for summer theater camp
• Brooklyn comes to Aberdeen
• NOTES
• campus •••
• Holmdel PD to hold drug take-back April 28
• Making a clean sweep on Earth Day
• Child Find under way in Middletown
• Aberdeen to honor volunteers April 28
• Vendor Night May 10 at Belford Firehouse
• Experts on Lyme disease to speak
• Just for Toddlers now open for registration
• Televising meetings becomes partisan issue in Mid’twn
• Matawan amends 2012 municipal budget
• Army 2nd Infantry Division vets sought
• Mat-Ab looks at in-school ads as revenue source
• Annual 18th Century Colonial Tavern Party set for May 11 at Poricy Park’s Murray Farmhouse
• Holmdel TV students interview notables
• CODA
• Medical marijuana case to be heard in Burlington County
• Walking effective way to combat obesity
• Residents, township support swim club
• Cartoon
• Parents want MAMS principal to remain
• Hazlet looks to reassess property values
• Lacrosse coming to Mid’town high schools, if IRS helps out
• Indie comic artist stages ‘War of the Independents’
• Photo
• Howard Lab one step closer to survival
• How to get sports news in the paper
• sport shorts •••
• Howell’s new softball coach is a proven winner on field
• Matawan girls hold onto Husky Relays championship
• Photo
• Rockets’ Aaman verbally commits to play basketball at Rhode Island
• Help for managing Mother’s Day April 24
• Edward A. Kuleshewsky
• Pamela Roy
• Bruce Henn
• Brian Edward Quinn
• William P. Schuchert
• Carol F. Thorne
• Migdalia E. Amadio
• Lillian M. Perry
• KennethWilliam Ganson
• Daniel J. Immordino
• Gloria Alice Thompson
• William E. Storer
• NOTES
• ‘Fun Can Be Work!’
• VFW will pay tribute to NJ’s fallen May 19
• MRHS students’ ‘penny war’ benefits homeless animals
• GREEN SCENE
• iPlay America to host Fur Ball
• DINNIGAN’S DIVERSIONS
• Surfrider Foundation advocates for coastal issues
• Kitchen tour to benefit Mt. Carmel School
• Bayonet Farm Earth Day Festival takes place April 29
• Ceremony will honor N.J. Vietnam veterans
• Keyport Yacht Club to host ‘Light the Bay’
• M’town prescription collection April 28
• No injuries reported in house fire
• ‘Garden Thyme’ in Lincroft on April 25
• Help with utility and fuel bills is available
• Rep. Pallone to address environmental issues
• Prayer vigil to be held for shooting victim
• Collection of unused drugs slated in Aberdeen
• CODA
• Super PACs jeopardize our democracy
• Child abuse awareness: Make prevention a priority
• Mid’twn library trustees recognize former president
• Cartoon
• Volunteers needed for Matawan cleanup
• Matawan planners review rezoning of lots
• Park system plans Earth Day weekend
• Progress on cleanup of South River Metals site
• Lincroft yard sale to be held April 21
• Plastic remains No. 1 pollutant on Jersey coast
• Treasure hunting on the Navesink
• Legislators rally support for saving Howard Lab
• Brookdale Guitar Show turns it up to 11
• Book will recount history of Metedeconk National
• Ex-Hornet Zudonyi reaches 200 career hits at Felician
• sport shorts •••
• Hawks sweep Quinnipiac to run win streak to five
• Keelen’s enthusiasm has Raider baseball team clicking
• Mildred K. Layton
• Carmine A. Marmo
• Betty M. (Emmons) Grega
• Joseph Hayduk
• Gerald “Jerry” Frederick
• Elizabeth J. Krippendorf
• NOTES
• ‘Big Flowers & Little Landscapes’
• William J. Craparo
• John G. Zerrer
• CatherineWallace
• Naldo Joseph Iorio
• National Cancer Survivors Day walk June 3
• David Goldman ‘keeps light shining’ on child abduction
• Reform Temple hosts open house April 20
• Volunteers needed for spring beach cleanup
• M’town’s B2B event to be held April 25
• Final Ryan’s Run 5K scheduled as twilight run
• Park system plans Earth Day weekend
• Lincroft yard sale to be held April 21
• League to host talk on new voting laws
• CODA
• Obama isn’t to blame for rise in gas prices
• Photo
• Matawan needs its annual flea market
• GUEST COLUMN
• Cancers may be added to 9/11 first-responder bill
• Just for Toddlers now open for registration
• Public invited to restore dunes
• HTPD program to teach girls self-defense
• M’town prescription collection April 28
• Prayer vigil to be held for shooting victim
• Candidates’ hats in ring for Bayshore primary races
• Join in Day of Dance April 21 at Brookdale
• Keyport fine-tunes solid waste ordinance
• Survivors’ stories still at heart of Holocaust center
• MAT-AB students visit media center to ‘Book a Nook’
• Photo
• Aberdeen, Matawan raise concerns about Marlboro project
• Wool Days/Sheep Shearing Held At Historic Longstreet Farm
• Aberdeen council honors Martucci; A.D. to retire
• Karpinski sets BCC tennis mark for most career coaching victories
• sport shorts •••
• Segal, Dennis run one-two in St. Paddy’s 10-mile race
• In perfect state championship season, CBA swimmers exceeded expectations
• CBA baseball team ready to put 2011 behind them
• Daniel Alexander Boateng
• Kathleen “Kitty” Goff Markovich
• John T. “Jack” Gamache
• Jane Sabelli
• Richard F. Kelleher
• Rose Fortunato Rappa
• ConcettaWalters
• Lawrence R. Chris
• Alfred J. La Mura
• Sadie J. Tarantino
• Doris Goetchius
• Denise Gant
• Joseph J. Farrell III
• Ernest Sisto
• Wayne F. Nef
• James Cambridge
• Carl D’Agostino
• ‘Power in silence, strength in numbers’
• DINNIGAN’S DIVERSIONS
• Pioneering women rabbis to be honored
• NOTES
• ‘Greed+Fear= Irrational Exuberance’
• County food drive aims to stock FoodBank for summer
• CODA
• Veterans invited to health care seminar
• Contes & Friends Concert for Tent City
• New Jersey towns need to stop spending
• Holmdel’s proposed noise ordinance creates its own problems
• The Trayvon Martin shooting: a time to reflect
• Cartoon
• Mat-Ab BOE approves $63.2M 2012-13 budget
• Churches find common ground through music
• Brooklyn comes to Aberdeen on May 20
• Aberdeen begins single-stream recyclables pickup
• Township names members to Aberdeen Business Council
• No rise in Hazlet school taxes for 2nd straight year
• Matawan-Aberdeen BOE approves pre-K tuition increase
• Expanded summer programin Mid’town
• Mid’twn district taps $4M reserves for roof replacements
• Hellenic Dancers of N.J. will celebrate 40 years
• Photo
• Plans to close Middletown swim club put on ice
• Aaman is Shore Coaches 2012 Player of the Year
• ICAT Academy set to host N.J. Golden Gloves finals
• Scannapieco is pleased with Brookdale’s start
• Eagles out to build on last year’s championships
• Katherine M. Force
• Kevin Coughlin
• Frances M. Patti
• Natalie Pickering Béguelin
• George F. Marsh
• Mary McGowan
• Andrew Charles Hall
• George Henry Hoffman
• Generoso G. Abbate
• Rita Fitzpatrick Trumble
• NOTES
• business briefs •••
• ‘Art of Illusion’
• Turbine court case a four-year legal battle
• Postcard show in Ocean Grove on April 14
• Exhibit of WWII military miniatures, models opens in April
• Spring class slated for victim advocates
• Audubon bird walk will be held April 14
• Morro Castle display at Shipwreck Museum
• Care package drive for military working dogs
• Spring(steen) is in the air
• Lincroft yard sale to be held April 21
• Middletown to host its annual Eggstravaganza
• Wearing o’ the green
• Tab Ramos Sports Center gearing up for busy season
• Martial arts students cited for volunteerism
• Advocates fault state DEP’s revised beach-access rules
• Middletown man charged with attempted murder
• MAMS: Hugs are OK, public displays are not
• CODA
• Brain Injury Awareness Month: time for action
• Affordable Care Act: Who is going to pay for it?
• Cartoon
• Holmdel committee makes noise about ordinance
• Christian Brothers Academy names new principal
• Matawan introduces $10M budget for 2012
• Child Find under way in Middletown
• Mid’town school calendar calls for late start, finish
• Freeholder will promote county programin Matawan
• M’town introduces ‘leanest in years’ $63M budget
• Dorn’s collection chronicles generational narrative
• Photo
• BRSA turbine appeal reaches appellate court
• Blues finish in sixth place at NJCAA championships
• Shore Coaches pick All-Shore teams
• St. Paddy’s 10-mile run requires a lot of planning, volunteers
• Hornets save their best for state playoff run
• It’s about championships for Midd South softball
• Joan M. Festa
• JosephW. Dzwil
• Thomas H. Beattie Sr.
• Eugene Paul Richards
• Robert J. Sanders Jr.
• Barbara Ann Fischer
• Conor Patrick Talbot
• Alliance hosts annual Jean Townsend exhibit
• NOTES
• High school students excel in Shakespeare competition
• Lincroft yard sale to be held April 21
• Social Action films continue March 25
• MRHS students act out about bullying
• Historical society to discuss Civil War
• Northpointe discussion will resume on March 21
• Church ceremony to honor fallen soldiers
• DINNIGAN’S DIVERSIONS
• M’town teen job fair slated for March 28
• Need for rain gardens topic of meeting
• Boro keeps new Keyport biz alliance close at hand
• Students gain understanding of consumerism at competition
• Wine-tasting, networking event March 28
• Youth program empowers kids, teens
• Matawan-Aberdeen BOE presents $63M budget
• March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month
• Many in danger if Affordable Care Act is abolished
• Cartoon
• Holmdel Board of Education proposes $51.9M budget
• Mat-Ab BOE weighs pre-K tuition increase
• Teen Arts
• Globetrotters ball
• Hazlet, DEP to address Natco Lake Park issues
• MSHS seniors left quite a legacy
• Brookdale cagers ranked No. 1 after winning Region 19 title
• Middletown North captures CJ IV championship
• Lancers’ future looks bright despite loss in sectional final
• Henry “Hank” J. Okuszka
• Keith H. McLaughlin
• Dolores MarieWolcott
• Margaret Castellano
• Howard J. Hester
• Middletown dept. fights two fires in 12 hours
• NOTES
• Michael F. Cwik
• Mary V. Britanak
• Nellie White
• Elizabeth J. Olszewski
• Robert Peter Kluxen
• Helen A. Marion
• John A. Daniello
• Identity: Teen arts shine at Brookdale
• Step Up for The Arc adds a 5K race
• Mall going to the dogs … and cats
• Go, car, go!
• Derby action
• Mat-Ab District adopts options for physical ed.
• GREEN SCENE
• State development plan raises concerns
• Home gardening workshop at Rutgers
• ‘Rescuing the River’ film screening March 22
• CODA
• St. Patrick’s Day arrived early in Woodbridge
• Get to know people with intellectual and developmental disabilities
• Field station has something for everyone
• Sandy Hook patrons need to take action now
• Capoeirathon will benefit breast cancer foundation
• Area police will monitor drivers on St. Patrick’s Day
• Outstanding senior volunteers sought
• $20M Hazlet budget plans for the long-term
• M’town Little League signup under way
• Matawan, Aberdeen may share recycling services
• Lincoln to be focus of historical society talk
• Spring class slated for victim advocates
• Holmdel looks to lease tennis center
• ‘Eggstravaganza’ to be held in Holmdel March 24
• Keyport plans to reassess properties
• Field of Flags honors those who defend freedom
• Volunteers needed for annual Holmdel festivals
• Matawan considers raising license fees
• A place to pin patriotism and hearts following 9/11
• Rockets looking at future minus standout Aaman
• Holmdel boys, SJV girls advance to sectional finals
• Matawan’s new grid coach ready to get started
• Colts Hrymack, Favia medal at state mat championships
• Joseph Patti
• Carol A. Dietrich
• Augustino “Augie” DeNardo
• JohnW. Foley
• Peter Yu-Lin Lan
• Margaret Walsh
• Carl T. LaBella
• Angelo J. “Buddy” Cinquegrana
• NOTES
• Joan A. Dunaj (Dunay)
• Helen V. Jones Mendini Renninger
• Thomas V. Morrone Sr.
• ‘Gimme Shelter’
• DINNIGAN’S DIVERSIONS
• Longtime conservationist to take reins of county foundation
• M’town teen job fair slated for March 28
• in the service •••
• business briefs •••
• Keyport looking at auxiliary police force
• Brookdale CC to host New 2 You sale
• Holmdel’s deputy mayor to give talk
• Vietnam vet’s art is subject of lecture
• County engineer outlines Hubbard Bridge replacement
• Inhalant use is a silent, preventable epidemic
• Columnist’s statements are, ‘at best, premature’
• Golden Glove athletes working toward their goals
• Political Cartoon
• Union presses for progress in Mat-Ab district contract talks
• ‘Eggstravaganza’ in Holmdel on March 24
• Field of Flags will honor fallen troops on March 9
• Mat-Ab BOE approves 2012-13 tentative budget
• Middletown BOE approves $145M budget
• Photo
• Brookdale president addresses facilities issues
• Photo
• sport shorts •••
• Brookdale hosts reg’l basketball tournament
• Handchen Cup tie leaves Eagle hockey team empty
• Freehold Raceway reopens March 1
• Two CBA wrestlers win Region 6 championships
• Ellen D. (Bell) Jefferson
• Bridget Theresa Cueto
• Ruth A. Oxley
• Anthony “Sonny” Louis Domenico
• Michele P. Wyckoff
• Alice M. Hausmann
• George G. Bailey Sr.
• Charles George Rooney Sr.
• The Butterfly Project
• Alexander (Al) Michnewich
• Gilbert Samuel Fell, Ph.D.
• Martha Halpin
• Joseph Anthony Opramolla
• William R. Heckelmann
• Charles J. Oliver
• Doris Carrick
• Mixed feelings over KaBoom’s fizzle
• NOTES
• Lifeline
• County engineer outlines Hubbard Bridge replacement
• M’twn Little League offers scholarship
• Holmdel referendum, Cross Farm sale off the table
• Volunteers needed to help at blood drives
• Building permit bill favors profits over public’s health and safety
• Reader: Cartoon in poor taste, column offensive
• Holmdel needs to step up to challenge of budget
• Photo
• Matawan Creek bridge replacement planned
• Matawan historic structures to be catalogued, researched
• M’town looking to sell swim club for rec.use
• Anniversary events honor Girl Scouts’ achievements
• New Brookdale president happy to come ‘home’
• New buyer focuses on future of Alcatel-Lucent site
• Photo
• Lucent has buyer for Holmdel tract
• Holmdel needs to step up to the challenge of budget deficit
• Brookdale names next president
• Lions tame Jaguars again, advance to first SCT semi
• Rockets second to Ocean in District 22 wrestling
• Aaman approaching all-time marks for Raritan basketball
• Patricia (Siccone) Artiglere
• Guild hosts members’ show
• Herman R. Dobler
• Lillian Cappelluti
• Edwin J. Fendl
• Roman Hupalo
• Jacqueline G. Kraus
• Joseph Iorio
• Thomas J. Grennan Jr.
• Edna Bennett
• Rutgers fair aims to ‘Retool Your Career’
• CBA student chosen for honors band
• NOTES
• Holmdel Democrats to meet March 11
• Hazlet Swim & Tennis Club offers resident rates to all
• Free tax service set for military, vets
• Park System to train Trails Team volunteers
• M’town teen job fair slated for March 28
• New commissioners named to BRSA board
• CODA
• Holmdel mayor’s bridge to nowhere
• Political Cartoon
• Teen dating violence is a serious epidemic, but help is nearby
• Holmdel residents have no other options
• Selling Holmdel’s open space worrisome for all
• Holmdel, Hazlet BOEs vote for election date change
• MHSN wrestlers stake claim on Miner building
• Residents raise concerns about train station plans
• RBR students will perform at library
• Hazlet taxes linked to capital projects
• Mat-AB BOE approves election move to Nov.
• Photo
• Baykeeper cautions Holmdel on land sale precedent
• Photo
• Holmdel mayor's bridge to nowhere
• Lion girls are on a roll as they begin play in SCT
• Wrestlers start tough road to state tourney
• 2011 NJSIAA District 21 Wrestling Tournament at Manalapan High School
• Rockets riding momentum of state championship win
• Ann Theresa (Terry) Cannon
• Anna Plascjak
• Drew Christopher Capichana
• Joseph A. Mollica Sr.
• Thomas C. Ferrazzano
• James Francis Larkins
• Melissa Ann (Cokelet) Brown
• Anthony “Mr. Tony” Falcone Jr.
• ‘Pure Expression’
• Josephine B. Trezza
• Edward A. Temple
• Deane E. Heinzer Sr.
• Richard Michael Ferguson
• Gladys M. O’Brien
• Thomas D. Merola
• Walter J. Tietjen
• Russell Edward Dronne
• Pamela K. (Tomasiello) Sigismondi
• Child Find under way in Middletown
• DINNIGAN’S DIVERSIONS
• Aberdeen PD nabs suspect in series of burglaries
• ‘Video & Vets’ begins Feb. 21 at Brookdale
• Notes
• Photo
• Matawan awards $4.4M contract for water plant upgrades
• Little League signup under way in M’town
• Rail safety blueprint to promote safety, cut deaths
• Black history read-in bridges gap between eras
• Sewer work at Natco Lake Park sparks outrage
• CODA
• Art imitates life GUEST COLUMN
• Political Cartoon
• Reading is key to success in life
• Selling public land will raise taxes too
• Planners mull mixed-use zone in Matawan
• Keyport Mayor wants new master plan
• Residents clamor to keep Middletown’s swim club afloat
• Negro Leaguer: ‘We just wanted to play baseball’
• Brookdale facilities, not tuition, at issue
• Photo
• CBA relay teams turn in nat’l. leading times
• Hornets are battle-tested heading into SCT play
• Owner is excited to bring Runner’s High to Freehold
• Going up for two
• Eagles soared to A North title behind defense and chemistry
• Thomas R. Carroll Sr.
• Olga “Ollie” M. Steinhauser
• TrudyW. Mulcahy
• Andrew J. Hulak Sr.
• Louise Esposito
• Edna A. Dolan
• NOTES
• AnthonyW. Fitzgerald
• Frances E. (Auriemma) Conroy
• Patrick John Alwell
• ‘Egan/DeVico: Photographs’
• Suspect sought in armed robbery
• Celebrate Valentine’s Day with a concert
• Temple Beth Ahm hosts talk on Operation Lifeshield
• MRHS expands science courses
• Photo
• Towns, county to work on regional disaster plan
• Gas main break temporarily closes Church St.
• Two charged in ‘Clerks’ store hit
• New Jersey back from bankruptcy, but more reform needed
• NAMI New Jersey celebrates heroes
• Residents’ turn to challenge Four Ponds proposal
• America the free (I don’t think so)
• Thanks for helping us to help them
• Selling land to pay debt brings woe
• Political Cartoon
• Hazlet saves time, $$ with online applications, permits
• Middletown library president resigns under fire
• Project Paul provides hope, sustenance to the Bayshore
• Residents on Holmdel land sale: Hell, no!
• Photo
• Colts on top at conference indoor track championships
• Hawk trio win NEC weekly honors
• Hornets’ turnaround is due to more versatility
• Martucci leaving Matawan to take position at Kean
• Charles F. Straub Jr.
• John Raymond Purdy
• Jacquelyn R. (Matthews) Nichols
• Mary Beblo
• Ann D’Elia
• RichardW. Poole
• Matthew A. Sulikowski II
• Bruce T. Jetter
• Frank Fortino
• Caleb J. Weller
• Lucille R. Brooks
• Photo
• NOTES
• business briefs •••
• Holmdel Scout attains Eagle rank
• Deep Cut Orchid Society to host annual show
• Thinking devices
• IN THE ARTS
• From Thoughts to Print at Middletown library Feb. 18
• Celebrate Valentine’s Day with a concert
• ‘Event for the Heart’ fundraiser Feb. 8
• Volunteers needed to help at blood drives
• Keyport may bring kiosks to waterfront
• N.J. veterans to share experiences, poetry
• Reformed Bible Study to begin in Red Bank
• Fifty firefighters battle Mid’twn structure fire
• Merlas’ Bulkhead Bar & Grille to change hands
• Thanks to Matawan-Aberdeen community for supporting pantry
• Resident sees racism in candidate’s remarks
• Holmdel Twp. needs to live within residents’ means
• Political Cartoon
• Middletown Senior Center slates February events
• Aberdeen PD investigating series of burglaries
• Nominate a ‘Woman of Distinction’
• Nonprofit to return to Officers Row
• Mid’town school testing numbers up and down
• Amnesty International film on education in Iran, Feb. 18
• 11th annual KDM fun run set for March 10
• Volunteer at the center of serving others
• Mat-AB BOE sets 2012-13 district goals
• Photo
• sport shorts •••
• Matawan wrestlers ready for SCT test against Brick
• Despite adversity, Huskies are still in the playoff hunt
• CBA leads strong showing at county championships
• Photo
• Irene (Muir) Carson
• William “Sonny” Quinn
• Edward C. Ministri
• Helen Kiley
• Elizabeth A. Jacobsen
• Caroline L. Warner
• Audrey D. Storms
• Len Teitel
• Women Business Owners holds networking event
• Police investigate Holmdel burglary
• NOTES
• Army 2nd Infantry Division vets sought
• 33rd annual Juried Art Exhibition
• Holmdel needs more than quick fixes
• Aberdeen reworking road program
• Middletown parking permits available
• Bell Labs site is potential gold mine
• Purpose of government is to provide services, not make profits
• Thanks to those who help us help them
• Political Cartoon
• Learning center for autistic adults nears completion
• Holmdel dentist to give kids a smile
• Middletown summer job expo Feb. 4
• Fundraiser aims to raise awareness of need for living kidney donors
• M’town swim club in murky waters
• Former teacher pleads guilty to sex assault
• Middletown BOE backs taking budget off ballot
• Old-fashioned goodies
• Holmdel to residents: Taxes or open space?
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• Colts expect to be stronger in second half of the season
• Lions display their balance in Showcase win over Jags
• William L. Sengebush
• ArthurA. Lucas
• PatV. Bruno
• Alfred Francis Kelly
• Diana Dunn-Graves
• Richard F. “Tiny” Colavechio
• Hugh Brian McFarland
• Margaret E. Cully
• Rocket wrestlers benefiting from a beefed-up schedule
• Rockets confident they will rebound from Showcase loss
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• DINNIGAN’S DIVERSIONS
• Catherine Ann (Senson) Howley
• Richard Ellwood
• Edward S. Switay
• Filomena Battaglia
• Mary V. Golom
• Arlene E. Toth Kondek
• Joseph Guimaraes
• Evelyn M. Mueller Brown
• NAMI seeks heroes to celebrate
• O’Scanlon: Red-light cameras amount to ‘highway robbery’
• Parents, grandmothers appreciate community’s kindness
• Candidate thanks supporters, vows to continue work
• The dream lives on
• Monmouth Reform Temple to host interfaith panel
• NOTES
• Keyport student council finds a partner in Borough Council
• ‘Mrs. Lincoln’ to visit association meeting
• Volunteers needed for Holmdel festivals
• Single-stream recycling to begin in Aberdeen
• DAR Chapter marks 110th anniversary
• Holmdel Township may sell land to aid budget gap
• Black History Month recognized at BCC
• ‘Clerks’ Quick Stop robbed at knifepoint
• Sierra Club director to lecture at BCC
• GUEST COLUMN
• MRHS students bridge cultures through art
• Nominate a ‘Woman of Distinction’
• Boro plans for downtown growth, new park in 2012
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• ‘Now is the time to join Dr. King’s dream’
• Holmdel’s DiMaso wins freeholder seat
• Photo
• DiMaso elected to Freeholder board
• ‘Clerks’ Quick Stop robbed at knifepoint
• Twp. may sell land to aid budget gap
• SJV rallies past RFH in key A Central game
• Indoor auto racing returns to Atlantic City
• Different players are stepping up for Rockets
• Area teams to be featured at Boardwalk Hoop Group Showcase
• NOTES
• Gertrude Core
• Russell Felix Lambert
• Grace A. Gentilucci
• Maria Luisa Abrantes
• Kathleen M. (Kenny) Fitzpatrick
• Dorothy Silvey
• GardenWalk seeks poster contest entries
• DINNIGAN’S DIVERSIONS
• MTPD looking into pedestrian fatality on Rte. 36
• Photo
• Bishops address poverty in New Jersey
• Bayonet Farm seeks volunteers for two festivals
• Two teens charged in foiled robbery of Lincroft gas station
• Middletown Senior Center welcomes 2012
• Aberdeen honors outgoing council members
• Curley calls for overhaul of county salaries, spending
• Church’s Superbowl of Chili to be Feb. 4
• Play to benefit anti-violence organizations, raise awareness
• Mid’town Human Rights Commission abolished by attrition, writer says
• Much remains to be done to realize Dr. King’s dream
• Political Cartoon
• Hazlet adds open space in greenway acreage
• Planning Board balks at Four Ponds’ density
• Cobras top off winning season
• Holmdel reorganizes twp. government
• Photographers pick best of 2011
• C-Town design seen as leading downtown resurgence
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• Raritan wins Hawk Classic; CBA wrestlers second at Woods
• Middletown hockey teams start heart of their schedules
• Joseph Lockman
• Barbara Edith Shannon
• Elsie J. Bennett
• George Edward Gann III
• Robert C. Vaccarella
• Nominations sought for heart assoc. award
• Workshops on wills and trusts Jan. 11
• IN THE ARTS
• Aberdeen community garden grows a cookbook
• Volunteers needed for Holmdel festivals
• Cuts? Bruises? Get on the bus!
• CODA
• State’s policy on housing developmentally disabled shortsighted
• What happened to Santa Claus?
• Political Cartoon
• Dery Bennett Beach Walk
• BLOOPERS
• Aberdeen wants new study of train station area
• Independent’s top stories of 2011
• Hazlet, Union Beach may pull out of BRSA
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• Harness racing will return to Meadowlands Racetrack
• Eagle girls seeking to regain A North basketball crown
• Holmdel girls hosting Bayshore Tournament
• Photos
• Clarence N. Horner Jr.
• Arline M. Scott
• Irene Maryanski
• Bonnie Josephine (Collins) Patton
• Gunhild Vendla (Werner) Grashorn
• NOTES
• Prom fashion show slated for Jan. 20
• Firefighters contain M’town liquor store fire
• Annual New Year’s Day Beach Walk at Hook
• DINNIGAN’S DIVERSIONS
• Wanita E. Bredbenner
• Pasquale Tarantino
• John L. Schwarz
• Terry Terrific
• Trash becomes art at Greek Orthodox church
• Workshops on wills and trusts Jan. 11
• Community garden’s cookbook is ready
• CODA
• Group seeks sponsors to help donkeys, horses
• Before you step under the mistletoe …
• Political Cartoon
• Zoning board OKs expanded parking at sports center
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• Pt. Monmouth beach replenishment funded
• Brightbill lauded for service to community
• Lunch Break looks to ‘spark a movement’
• Matawan raises concerns over turbine transport
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• BCC men’s basketball team ranked seventh nationally
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• Huskies are searching to find their identity
• Despite loss to Braves, Lions remain a confident team
• Evelyn C. Wilton
• Juanita G. Doucette
• William J. Mueller Jr.
• Emilia Smuga
• An art-full holiday
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• New theater group spreads holiday cheer
• NOTES
• Sew good for the holidays
• Holmdel festival committees seek volunteers
• Residents concerned about autonomy of library board
• With voices raised
• CODA
• County continuing to improve shared services opportunities
• Hunter addresses letter writers’ concerns
• Political Cartoon
• Banking commissioner talks finance with MRHS students
• Hazlet park to get new trails
• Parent helpline deals with substance issues
• Women’s club offers ornaments for book donations
• Help-Portrait: What a photo is worth
• M’town teachers to take on district-wide assignments
• Protest blocks Holmdel’s plan for Lucent site
• Photo
• Hawks’ Allen named to NCAA All-America Team
• Lancers to rely on depth, standard defensive play
• Aaman, Rockets embarking on new season with new faces
• Viola Altilio
• Timothy F. O’Boyle
• Catherine Josephine (Dolan) Lyons
• Anna M. Egan
• Angela Helen “Lily” (Luccarelli) Della Pietro
• Louis P. Liotta
• Raymond L. Alpaugh
• ‘Holiday Show 2011’
• NOTES
• Book, media drive to assist Goodwill
• Soloists join chorus in Handel’s ‘Messiah’
• All aboard the Santa train
• N.B. cheerleading team to hold tryouts
• Middletown library may get more trustees
• Local man’s organ and tissue donation helps 75 people
• Holiday happenings at Monmouth County libraries
• Naturely happy
• Middletown Elks honor emergency responders
• Future of racing in doubt at Monmouth Park
• Lucent public meeting too important to rush
• Dreaming of a green Garden State Christmas
• Political Cartoon
• Classical pianist to perform at library
• Raise money for PoSP while shopping
• Joint court may not be in session until February
• FoodBank challenges local schools to end hunger
• County upgrades traffic lights
• Book, media drive to assist Goodwill
• Planners continue hearing Four Ponds application
• Matawan Planning Board hears new C-Town plan
• Lucent redevelopment plan generates concerns
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• BCC’s Cornwell, Katona are tabbed as Divison III soccer All-Americans
• CBA harriers are nation’s best
• Huskies ride defense to CJ II championship
• Christopher A. Ingstrup
• Lewis H. Robertson
• RobertW. Johnston
• Robert N. Wyckoff
• Samuel “Sam” D. Fontana
• Philip J. Walsh
• Visions of sugarplums
• NOTES
• Holmdel Christmas Tree and Menorah Lighting
• Homeless veteran program coming to Fort Monmouth
• ‘Let It Snow’
• Christmas musicale
• DINNIGAN’S DIVERSIONS
• Girl Scouts toast 100th anniversary honorees
• Matawan H.S. singers to perform Dec. 18
• New snow removal rules for Mid’twn residents
• Middletown Library to show holiday movies
• Cross of Glory Church rings in the holidays
• FMERA director: All options are on the table
• Aberdeen participates in campaign against drunken driving
• Carolers needed
• CODA
• Thankful for donations, but food pantry is still in need
• Help is available to victims of sexual abuse
• Shop at local stores, support local economy
• Political Cartoon
• Veterans’ Memorial lighting Dec. 10
• CILU topic renewable energy on Dec. 12
• Audubon to fly the coop at Sandy Hook location
• Photo exhibit, crafts, on tap this month at Monmouth Museum
• Aberdeen and Matawan in talks to create joint CERT team
• New Lucent plan adds sports complex
• Holiday cheer
• Adoption Day: Making it official
• Turbine transport route still not finalized
• Photo
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• Different Matawan team tackling RFH in CJ II final
• NXN championships are next for CBA’s harriers
• Hornets overcame the odds in reaching the state final
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• Evelyn M. (Zeni) Statelback
• Patricia Sitty
• Veronica “Ronnie” Gaillard
• Alice C. Hushour
• Alvin Colson
• Carmelina Aloisio
• AnneW. Platner
• Lehman “Ellis” McCoy
• Trotting along
• Photo
• Local dancers perform in ‘The Nutcracker’
• NOTES
• Handbell ringers to perform at library
• Community Development Program meeting Dec. 6
• Grants funds upgrades at school libraries
• Holiday Lantern Tours at Historic Four Corners
• Neighbor thwarts burglary
• Soul Kitchen: Living on a prayer
• NPS: Sandy Hook beach fees based on area beach fees
• Shelter alumni star in MCSPCA calendar
• County drawbridges privatized to save $572K
• CODA
• Time for Main Street to ‘occupy’ Wall Street & D.C.
• Political Cartoon
• A moment of silence for slain PTA member
• Old Keyport Boro Hall redevelopment OK’d
• Middletown may lose Thanksgiving rivalry
• Ornaments hold visions of happy homes
• Matawan reassures residents on water supply
• Photo
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• In winning CJ III soccer crown, Matawan girls made a difference
• CBA harriers break record on way to 17th MOC crown
• CBA wins state title, completes perfect season
• Elizabeth Bennett
• Joseph Bulko
• Fernando Cortes
• Ingrid Indelicato
• Michael J. Kushwara
• VNA Holiday House Tour
• Navesink Challenge set for Nov. 27
• ‘Lit’
• NOTES
• Job fair aim: to help veterans transition back into work force
• DINNIGAN’S DIVERSIONS
• Aberdeen Twp. to preserve Freneau woodlands
• WGIRLS Coastal NJ hosts benefit for Manna House
• Underperformer OWS leadership results in chaos
• Political Cartoon
• CODA
• Shadow Lake dredging to begin in spring 2012
• Three arrested on shoplifting charges
• No recount in Keyport; McPeek sworn in
• At Keyport food pantry, Thanksgiving never ends
• Holmdel Township poised to fight sewer extension
• Photo
• Hawks win NEC Tournament; NCAA Tournament bid is next
• CBA, Holmdel harriers win state Group titles
• Seraphs stun top seed, capture sectional title
• Edward C. Knoeller
• JamesW. Rush
• William S. Conley
• Matawan preparing for undefeated Manasquan
• NOTES
• Carmine Esposito
• Michael M. Bukarica
• Susan Diane Gibson
• ‘New Jersey Artists Emerged’
• Holmdel’s holiday kicks off Dec. 2
• Middletown holiday happenings
• Honoring veterans
• Dept. of Environmental Protection rewrites beach access rules
• GOP savors victory in Monmouth Co.
• It’s a Currier & Ives Christmas Dec. 3
• Republicans sweep elections in Middletown, Holmdel
• Senator, assemblywomen thank voters
• Matawan mayoral candidate thanks supporters
• Matawan mayor, councilmen thank residents
• Middletown Senior Center celebrates the holidays
• Belasco wins Hazlet election by 50 votes
• Holmdel man charged with attempted murder
• Democrats continue to reign in Aberdeen
• Matawan PBA hosts annual toy/food drive
• CODA
• BCC to honor Greatest Generation on Dec. 10
• Matawan Republicans sweep election
• Not just a number, more than a name
• Keyport Dems sweep election; GOP may seek recount
• Photo
• Keyport recount on again, off again
• Tight Keyport race will end in recount
• Tight Keyport race could end in recount
• Matawan Republicans sweep election
• Holmdel Republicans keep committee control
• Aberdeen Dems win all four council seats
• Time for fall family fun!
• Not everyone’s poor in ‘poorer’ school districts
• The playoff push is on for area football teams
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• Hornets advance in SCT, state soccer playoffs looming
• Another impressive display by CBA cross country team
• Josephine Banafato
• John J. Schafer
• Margaret I (Rola) Mahler
• Ploy Connolly
• M.U. gender studies program hosts film
• Monmouth Symphony Orchestra presents Halloween treats
• NOTES
• Parent helpline deals with substance issues
• Haunted Theater ‘spooktacular’at Brookdale
• Ellectt iion 2011
• Shadow Lake dredging moving forward
• Controversy continues over parks’ bow hunt
• GFWC Woman’s Club of Matawan hosts Colonial ballads program
• Hazlet BOE names new superintendent
• Election 2011
• Blood donation affects even the tiniest of us
• NPS needs to open its books to the public
• Middletown needs balanced Twp. Committee
• Political Cartoon
• Election 2011
• Wind turbine expected to travel through Matawan
• Percussionists sought for holiday concert
• Election 2011
• Matawan approves joint court with Keyport, Hazlet
• Theater group slates Halloween event, A.C. trip
• Aberdeen police take back unwanted prescription drugs
• Keyport moves to cut off business alliance
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• Keyport moves to cut off business alliance
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• Hawks’ field hockey remains perfect in NEC play
• Lancers carrying momentum into SCT soccer tournament
• Shore AC team wins Masters 5K championship
• Holmdel field hockey team focused on tournaments
• RBC focused on winning state title, return to TOC
• Hornet tennis
• Photo
• NOTES
• ART and TASTE
• ‘Deep Sea Salvage Operations,’ paintings by Monika McCall
• Helen “Inde” Unsinn
• Kenneth A. Kress
• Eneas P. Mulcahy
• Catherine (Dunleavy) Rundy
• Hayden “Bud” L. Messner Jr.
• Thompson Park Day
• Lauren (McCarthy) Bloomstein
• Writing competition seeks authors
• Tribute to prewar jazz and blues stars
• Law seminar on special-needs trusts Oct. 26
• Clean Ocean Action’s Beach Sweeps Oct. 22
• OccupyWall Streetmovement inspires Red Bank discussion
• Ellectt iion 2011
• Middletown H.S. South marching band
• Woman’s Club slates Colonial ballads program
• Donate a pair of PJs to warm a child’s heart and mind
• Perfect pitch
• Chemo Girls’ Day Out to be held Oct. 27
• Haunted Theater ‘spooktacular’ at Brookdale
• Lions recognized for work with Hazlet students
• CODA
• Resident supports Fowler for Middletown Township Committee
• Middletown needs better management, not higher taxes, writer says
• AARP offers voting guide
• Time to speak out against domestic violence
• Political Cartoon
• Lidia Bastianich at Dearborn Nov. 2
• Enjoy autumn in Monmouth’s parks
• Volunteers needed for beach cleanup Saturday
• $15K grant will help boost school security
• Keyport mulls use of red-light cameras
• Candidates Night set for Oct. 27 in Lincroft
• Matawan to begin leaf recycling program
• Incumbents face challenge for Keyport Boro Council seats
• Keyport first responders sponsor Halloween Parade
• Matawan to move forward with Transit Village project
• Photo
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• Brookdale soccer team undefeated, ranked No. 4
• Young Hornets to be tested in tennis tournaments
• Colts capture Eastern States title at Van Cortlandt Park
• Lions, Eagles getting it together on the gridiron
• Photo
• Carol Haimowitz
• Edward “Pudgy” Thomas
• Serafino “Ben” Centrella
• St. Benedict School offers free pre-K reading program
• ‘19th Century Maritime Art: Our History in Paintings’
• Dolores A. Piasecki
• Frances Rosamilia
• Joseph F. Oddo
• Vincent J. “Jim” Stavola
• Vincent J. Mazurczyk
• NOTES
• Mat-Ab to use $250K for technology, literacy
• Aberdeen Twp. finalizes agreement on solar power
• Park system uses grant funds to offer class trips
• Meet Middletown candidates Oct. 25
• Meet the Middletown Mayor nights scheduled
• Middletown plans $2M for capital projects
• Holmdel looks to ‘adopt’ locals serving overseas
• Boro wants turbine appeal heard sooner
• Cartoon unfair to nurses
• Reader wonders what happened to natl. anthem
• Middletown needs a healthy, bipartisan govt.
• Political Cartoon
• Joint court initiative moves forward
• Girl Scouts of Jersey Shore seek volunteers
• It’s time for Middletown to tape its meetings
• Union Beach BOE seeks to fill open seat
• Ellectt iion 2011
• Photo
• Baykeeper returns oysters to Raritan Bay
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• Heart and discipline have Eagles contending in A North
• Another impressive victory for Christian Brothers harriers
• Huskies fighting for playoff survival after Rumson loss
• John B. Fisher
• Daniel M. Caprioni
• Kathleen Thompsen
• Tessie Krezel
• ‘SQ + SQx2: Images Within Squares and Double-Squares’
• Robert J. Mauch
• Albert J. “Albie Joe” Ostervich III
• Rachel B. (Sappio) Stryker
• Anne M. Greene
• NOTES
• Antiques/collectibles show in Ocean Grove
• ‘Beatlemania’ comes to Tinton Falls Nov. 5
• ‘No Easy Walk’
• business briefs 
• Lunch is served at Arc’s Long Branch center
• Matching Smiles gala slated for Oct. 14
• Photo
• Program helps youth stay connected with church
• Upgraded intersection in Hazlet, Holmdel open
• New School’s Boat Day
• County library system offers free continuing education courses
• Irate over Irene
• Antiques/collectibles show in Ocean Grove
• Two Rivers Antiques and Art Show Oct. 15 & 16
• Ladies auxiliary to host Ladies Night Out
• Pink Ribbon Bagels at Panera in October
• Thompson Park Day celebration is Oct. 16
• Pallone, members of public sound off against fee hikes at Hook
• Mid’twn police make 2nd arrest in auto theft
• Temple Shalom marks World Food Day
• Residents urged to buy local when filling prescriptions
• Hold JCP&L accountable for storm response
• Team effort helped animals displaced by Irene
• Political Cartoon
• Arc of Monmouth to host lunch & learn
• Aberdeen Twp. hears new proposal for senior complex
• High Tech ranked nation’s best h.s. for math & science
• Blue Mass for first responders Oct. 19
• Cantor brings musical experience to temple
• Mural takes shape in downtown Keyport
• Hazlet schools chief moves to Middletown district
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• Hazlet schools chief moves to Middletown district
• Hawks upend preseason NEC favorite Blue Devils
• Midd South, Port Monmouth early winners in fall hoops
• Holmdel girls have built solid, winning x-c program
• Huskies travel to Rumson seeking payback for CJ loss
• Hawks soccer
• John B. Fisher
• Evelyn Zgolich
• Robert J. Cherry
• Charles A. Petti
• Marta E. Endsley
• Theodore Duncan
• Bayonet Farm festival
• Robert Wolcott
• Helen Haseman
• NOTES
• ‘Ethereal Images’
• Arc Thrift Store extends hours
• ‘Legends of Doo Wop in Concert’ Oct. 1
• ‘NJ: The State of Invention’ at library branches
• Annual Shanti Lecture takes place Oct. 1
• Suspect arrested in car theft
• The wisdom of Elie Wiesel, teacher and student
• Veterans outreach slated for Oct. 22
• Garden Party to aid Keyport GardenWalk
• FMERA continues talks with Army on fort property
• Army clinic serving vets in new location
• Fall creek cleanup slated for Saturday
• Land use group to host panel on Oct. 10
• Matching Smiles gala slated for Oct. 14
• NPS delays release of plan for Hook
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• Matawan seeks dismissal of ex-chief’s lawsuit
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• Holmdel appoints new administrator
• Auto show to benefit Blind Citizens Assoc.
• CODA
• When it comes to cost considerations, government gobbles
• Tell park system you object to deer hunt
• Why is the U.S. No. 5, and dropping, in world economy?
• Political Cartoon
• Solar panels proposed at Middletown schools
• Triathlon to benefit Dottie’s House
• Sylvia’s Children builds an ‘oasis of hope’
• Bayshore towns propose joint court system
• Photo
• Brookdale teams, nationally ranked
• Eagle girls off to fast start in A North Division soccer
• CBA harriers start season ranked No. 1 in the country
• Gridiron victory
• Matawan hosting Raritan in crucial early-season game
• Ingeborg C. Oliver
• James F. Gross
• Kimberly A. Mack
• Carmela R. Finley
• Elizabeth Josephine Lammers
• Michael Fumarola
• Saturday in the park
• Photo
• NOTES
• Weekend of coaching returns
• Keyport Country Jamboree & Chili Fest Oct. 8-9
• Keyport Yacht Club lets you test the waters
• Ecology, history are focus of Bayshore activity center
• Ride for Freedom
• ‘Run for the Fallen’ to honor those killed in Iraq, Afghanistan
• Woman’s Club collecting items for veterans’ homes
• Survey to test support for all-girls Catholic high school
• Parent helpline deals with substance issues
• Visiting nurses take on Irene
• BRSA awaits permits for turbine transport
• Workers’ union vote should be private
• The unsung heroes of Sept. 11th
• Middletown hurricane effort praised
• Political Cartoon
• Gardens needed for Keyport GardenWalk
• NPS to hold public meeting on Hook fees
• Holmdel committeeman drops out of race
• Oceanic Bridge rehab would detour local traffic for months
• Fort Monmouth officially closes, ending an era
• Baykeeper to resume oyster restoration project
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• Experienced Colts have very high expectations
• Seraphs look to build on last season’s experience
• Photo
• St. John Vianney
• Keyport looks to rebound after opening-game setback
• Jean Eglise
• Susan Carol Murphy
• NOTES
• Gerard E. Donlon
• John J. Natarcola
• Edward N. Hutnik
• Theresa Dawidowicz
• Anne Merrill Rapp
• Frank P. Volgende
• Don Carlos Pons
• Red Bank Guinness Oyster Festival Sept. 25
• Emergency food assistance for hurricane victims
• GREEN SCENE
• Apple festival kicks off centennial celebration
• St. Clement hosts solemn tribute to 9/11 heroes
• Fallen big brother continues to look after hundreds of children
• VNA offers flu shots in Red Bank Sept. 17
• Fundraisers, open houses set at gyms
• Cold War Day: Tour once top-secret missile site
• Resident thanks police, first aid for quick response
• Matawan resident grateful for service of volunteers
• Resident thanks mayor for response during, after storm
• BRSA should delay plans to truck turbine to site
• Political Cartoon
• Keyport forms storm preparedness committee
• FMERA approves golf course lease
• Ravine Drive reopened after repairs completed
• Middletown officials weigh solar options
• Tour de Force honors fallen police officers
• Flags a symbol of strength at solemn ceremony
• Enjoy The Change Of Seasons During Harvest Home Festival
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• Hornets, Rockets kick off grid seasons this weekend
• Eagles, Huskies, Lions ready to take the field
• Laura Harriot
• Adelaide K. Romano
• Richard Thomas Smith
• Rosemary Fetzer
• Madeleine “Mado” Cassan
• Inés Hidalgo
• Art offers ‘New Impressions’ for cancer patients
• WCTC sets 9/11 10th anniversary programming
• ‘Wild Nature’: Nature photography by Eric Sambol
• Annual walk to raise awareness of food allergy
• New theater group looks for a home
• St. John’s UMC offers education series
• NOTES
• Ocean Grove flea market Sept. 10
• business briefs 
• Middletown police investigate fatal crash
• Aberdeen pickup of storm debris under way
• Aberdeen Twp. awarded $340K roadwork grant
• Volunteers needed to aid violence victims
• Asbury Park Oysterfest set for Sept. 9-11
• Temple Shalom slates evening of storytelling
• Event will celebrate life of young mother
• CODA
• Right-to-Work makes unions scapegoats
• Talk to your kids about staying drug-free
• Political Cartoon
• Friends of Holmdel Open Space to host Harvest Dance on Oct. 22
• Towns turning to social media to get word out
• 9/11 observances
• Hubbard Ave. washout strands River Plaza students
• Season opener
• Lancers getting an idea about new starting five
• Saturday in the Park Women’s 5K raises awareness for essential services
• Rockets’ Aaman continues to work at getting better
• Ex-Falcon star Allen is preseason All-America
• ‘Around and About’
• Photo
• NOTES
• Joyce Conway
• John P. Lauro
• Barbara L. Allison
• Mary E. (Wood) Hauss
• Paul J. Walling
• Richard Bambara
• SalvatoreMadalone Jr.
• John F. Kelly
• James Patrick Jennings
• Volunteer Reading Buddies needed
• Auction, karoake to raise funds for new theater group
• business briefs 
• Green Buildings Open House on Oct. 1
• Talk on Women Airforce pilots at Museum Sept. 13
• Arrests made in pizzeria break-in
• Paddle the Navesink Day Sept. 17
• Red Bank slates townwide yard sale
• Boy Scouts trek through New Mexico wilderness
• Local towns will mark Sept. 11
• St. Clement plans 9/11 memorial Mass
• Amanda’s Easel and MAC present 9/11 arts project
• Quick action needed to combat obesity in children
• Think about equality of privilege this Labor Day
• Political Cartoon
• ‘Standing Together: An Interfaith Witness for Peace’ at Mon. Center for World Religions
• Arts Society of Keyport planning mosaic mural
• Smell the roses at Deep Cut Gardens
• Final ceremonies at Fort Monmouth Sept. 13, 15
• Agreement reached on new police cars
• Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore seeks volunteers
• Fall kickoff at Lincroft Presbyterian Church
• Mat-Ab BOE discusses use of additional state aid
• Aberdeen to hold Sept. 11 ceremony
• FoodBank Culinary Classic celebrates 20th year
• Administrators in flux in Middletown district
• Bayshore towns mop up Irene’s aftermath
• PGA’s best set to take on Plainfield Country Club
• Hawks look for better results in close games
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• CBA’s Clifton is golden with USA hockey team
• Francisco Diaz – The Lost Road
• NOTES
• St. Catharine’s to host mission
• Harvest Home Festival Sept. 25
• Perretti Farms for sale; owner liquidating equine inventory
• Lorraine M. Parker
• Thomas M. Keenan
• Thomas G. Eads
• Martin F. Sheehan
• Helen T. Vesper
• Denise Lynn Smith
• Mary Frances Layton
• Roseanne Posta Lovell
• Benny L. Bender Jr.
• Veronica J. Gallagher
• Frank R. Young
• Seven firms charged in mortgage loan scheme
• Bill would expand monitoring of ocean waters
• Big band bash
• Agricultural science scholarships available
• Aberdeen latest town to consider red-light cameras
• Middletown Senior Center September events
• A Community Conversation: Remembering 9/11
• Madison class of ’76 schedules reunion
• Suneagles to remain open after fort closure
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• Library to host an afternoon of remembrance on Sept. 11
• Resident: Government’s schemes outdo Madoff’s
• Resident: Lack of organization for brush pickup
• Political Cartoon
• Aberdeen employees can opt out of health benefits
• Keyport to explore auxiliary police force
• Planting flowers where Kelly sowed seeds of kindness
• Proposal would double parking fees at Sandy Hook
• Turn the Town Teal in Middletown in Sept.
• Mayor: Funds lacking to televise meetings in Middletown
• Court upholds town’s appeal of BRSA turbine
• Partnership preserves Middletown’s Coe estate
• Photo
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• Crazy Johnny’s pulls off upset to win summer basketball title
• Arias, Martin win Park System’s Woodshollow Mountain Bike races
• Lake Takanassee races still going strong in 48th year
• Youngsters learn from NHL coach and player
• Eileen P. Healy
• Leo Colasuono
• William F. Whelan
• George Joseph Scaglione
• Nicholas Campanile
• Kalana Dezoysa
• Camille M. DiGennaro
• Albert Allen Anderegg Jr.
• Fun run
• Dreams of showtime and bright lights come to Jersey
• The Healing Power of Art II
• Scouting Skills Day at Poricy Sept. 10
• Ravine Drive repaired after heavy rainfall
• Shop for a Cause Day will help homeless families
• NOTES
• Workshops offered for those with autism
• Jersey Shore Business Leaders group to meet
• business briefs 
• Parent helpline deals with substance issues
• Just for Toddlers open house set for Aug. 31
• 180 seeking volunteers to aid victims of violence
• Family Day: Salute a Soldier
• Clothing drive will help raise funds for children in Africa
• August: ‘If you garden, they will come’
• Italian women’s society awards scholarships
• Temple’s walkers make strides against cancer
• Gardens needed for Keyport GardenWalk
• Officials offer last-ditch effort to save commissary
• Wedding suggestions met with silence, and hostility
• Loophole would exempt BRSA from proper oversight
• Keyport police chief can do the job
• Recycling could mean savings for Middletown
• Political Cartoon
• School day will be longer in Hazlet
• Service on the Bay planned for Aug. 21
• Comic book sale to benefit hospice
• Keyport approves police structure ordinance
• Carve, slash, hang ten and respect the ocean
• Students, parents ask for voice in board decision
• Lions to host Wiffle ball tourney Aug. 20
• Belford Seafood Co-op joins recycling program
• Photo
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• Hawks receive preseason Top 30 national ranking
• Van Zandt, Crazy Johnny’s playing for summer basketball league crown
• Lincroft 11U softball team vying for state championship
• Eagles, Lions found success at summer basketball camp
• Sally Ann Helwig
• Anne D. Rogers
• Christopher M. Plante
• Colette Alfano
• Rock Solid Mud Run
• Lifeguards focus on versatility for tourney
• Fresh from the farm
• NOTES
• Report: No further ecology study on fort necessary
• Mayor describes impact of 9/11 memorial tour
• Foundation offers 10 free trees to newmembers
• Brush collection at issue in Middletown
• 180 seeks volunteers for SART training
• Among readers, humor is in the eye of the beholder
• Make Fort Monmouth the N.J. College of Pharmaceuticals
• NJ libraries are a valuable resource for economic recovery
• Political Cartoon
• Show your love for the shore Aug. 20
• Planners continue hearing Four Ponds application
• Interest in garden blooms at community center
• Manna House, Spring House programs to combine
• Photo
• Asbury Park 5K is Aug. 13
• Jam clinch top seed for playoffs
• sport shorts 
• World Series play is next for Hazlet 12U softball team
• sport shorts 
• Coil gives Baffert record fifth Haskell triumph
• Two 2 Three D’
• Submit a photo for local calendar contest
• Satz field dedicated to late youth coach
• Blink-182 comes to Holmdel with new release on the way
• Christine E. Puglisi
• Frances Gajdzis
• Mary Lou Divers
• Kathleen (Nardi) Pelletier
• Gary B. Louk Sr.
• Catherine Kazimir
• Livoti’s Italian market celebrates first anniversary
• ‘All the world’s a stage…’
• NOTES
• Soccer club presents Chris Dhume Memorial Scholarships
• business briefs 
• Mat-Ab BOE to fill vacancy
• Actress, 16, set to make debut in New York City
• Dear advice man: Can this marriage be saved?
• Get help with FAFSA
• Political Cartoon
• Volunteers needed for Clearwater Festival
• Gardens needed for Keyport GardenWalk
• Brookdale Community College’s Education Open set for Sept. 15
• N.Y. man arrested in connection with three-county crime spree
• Clearwater Fest in Asbury Park Aug. 20
• At the fair
• MAC seeks art for Sept. 11 exhibit
• All ages invited to enter film festival
• Used vehicle donations to FCS made easier
• Holmdel to rehire some bus aides with state aid
• Survey of Raritan Bay aims to restore oysters
• Matawan concludes Ripken play
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• Young Matawan team displayed its potential in Legion baseball
• Holmdel used Shore Shootout to work toward 2011 season
• Belmont-winner Breen takes aim at the Haskell
• Daniel F. Kelly
• Patricia Flanagan-Cohen
• Mark Sobel Jr.
• Charles Herbert “Buddy” Walker Jr.
• The Painting World of James Avati
• Help is in the bag for McDonald houses
• Mid’town police investigate hit & run
• Middletown officials seeing stars and stripes for 9/11
• Zen center relocates to Shrewsbury, Asbury
• Temple Beth Ahm Pre-K recognized
• Donations of school supplies sought
• Aberdeen considers use of red-light cameras
• Help is in the bag for McDonald houses
• Holmdel Twp. Committee gives OK to cell tower
• County Fair open through July 31
• Walk4Hearing 5K slated for Oct. 15
• Hazlet library to host events in August
• NOTES
• First, it’s your soda, then they’ll come for the bacon
• Parent urges Mid’twn BOE to reconsider principal’s removal
• Without volunteers, ambulances will sit idle
• Resident heartbroken over Board of Ed. action
• Aberdeen accepting electronics for recycling from other towns
• Board members defend reassignment of principal
• in the service 
• Keyport appoints Casaletto police chief
• Political Cartoon
• Jazz & Blues
• Former Matawan chief seeks reinstatement
• Photo
• Summer league is providing playing time for softball players
• Section tournament next for Matawan all-stars
• Van Zandt Jam remains undefeated in Crazy Johnny Memorial League
• Defense steals the show at All-Shore Grid Classic
• William E. Blanken
• Kathryn Terry Galloway
• Diane (Steckler) Ruck
• William Kemm Fischer
• JohnW. Doerflein
• DanielW. Tafro
• Doris T. Murray
• Beach party
• NOTES
• Michael’s Feat to host 11th annual Family Picnic
• Etty Yaniv: Pen and Collage
• Free stroke assessments and blood pressure screenings
• Middletown Fire Academy offers civilian classes
• Free financial workshops at Hazlet library
• Police close liquor store
• Keyport Spanish American Festival Aug. 13
• Middletown seeks support for 9/11 flag display
• Join the library’s summer reading club
• House OKs funds to help prevent veterans’ suicide
• Temple Beth Ahm has new spiritual leader
• Hillside H.S. class of 1971 to hold reunion
• Comment period extended on Wastewater Management Plan
• Matawan OEM supports use of CodeRED system
• Summer murder mystery at museum July 30
• Hazlet amends budget to reflect fewer layoffs
• Right to Work gives personal freedom, jobs for New Jersey
• Offshore drilling arguments belie the truth
• Involving teens can help prevent underage drinking
• Political Cartoon
• 2nd Infantry Division veterans sought
• Saint Barnabas job fair targets jobs for vets
• Ideal Beach neighbors unite to ensure safe community
• Welcome to summer in the country!
• Middletown amended municipal budget lowers tax levy
• Photo
• Colts adjusting to new metal bats in summer ball
• Rattlesnake Bridge earns Haskell invite with stakes win
• Sports Brief
• New Jersey Nationals win USABL title
• Hawks sportscaster Kowal named one of colleges’ best
• Sesley earns fourth win of season at Wall’s Night of Champions
• ArtVentures exhibit at Oyster Point
• Thomas Anagnostopoulos
• Dr. William Jeffrey Robinson
• Sarah Arillo
• LeVerne R. Murray
• Gisela H. Kopp
• Ethel L. Lin
• James C. Boyer
• ‘Forests for People’ poster contest
• Grand jury indicts man in shooting of Keyport woman
• Parker clinic and Salvation Army plan fitness center
• Sayreville set to reject Shadow Lake dredge
• Jazz & Blues Festival kicks off in Middletown
• Thomas Francis Costigan
• Alice Graham Hook
• NOTES
• Food, entertainment, rides add spice to Italian festival
• Expert: Four Ponds traffic impact slight
• Momentum builds to keep fort commissary open
• Family seeks bone marrow donor for Bayshore man
• Travelin’ music for the Jazz and Blues Festival
• Town needs accurate figures before assessing solar projects
• VA must help veterans before it’s too late
• Political Cartoon
• Camp Jinka honored for innovative program
• Dispose of old documents safely on July 22
• Keyport introduces police structure ordinance
• Mission Matawan aims ‘to learn, to love, to serve’
• Matawan demotes police chief; attorney will appeal
• Photo
• How to get your sports news in the paper
• sport shorts 
• Brey, Eagles using summer to prepare for next season
• Trio of Hornets continuing football careers in college
• McDermott helping teens discover joy of basketball
• Arthur J. Cahill Jr.
• Vincent Benincasa
• Wilfred “Ted” T. Brady III
• Albertha G. Trembley
• Edward F. Reese
• ‘Places We Have All Been’
• Submit a photo for local calendar contest
• SkimBash 2011
• Senate approves lease deal for Monmouth Park
• stork club 
• New chapter for Ryan’s Run
• NOTES
• St. Barnabas offers job opportunities to vets
• Amanda’s Easel dedicates art studio
• Twin Lights to reach milestone on Aug. 7
• Mid’town 2011 Summer Concert Series
• Seining the Bay
• Fort plan OK’d despite housing advocate’s suit
• Summer Shakespeare presents ‘Twelfth Night’
• Library gives teens their own space
• Take care during fawn season
• It is time to stop political games
• Photo
• Mid’twn Dems replace candidate on ticket
• Softball tourney benefits children with cancer
• HUD approval gives go-ahead to fort plan
• Aberdeen to host blood drive
• Stella Maris celebrates 70 yrs. of seaside retreats
• County beaches rate high for water quality
• Photo
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• Hazlet United Cobras win MOSA title
• CBA hurdlers win national relay title
• Lancers’ goalie Louro has nat’l team aspirations
• William Arthur McDonough Sr.
• Louise Scordato
• Martin Anzalone
• ‘Afterthoughts’
• Catherine Zaino
• Santo L. Mancini
• Bert T. Fisher
• Gary Fisher
• Edward Matuszewski
• Galina Turitzin
• Vincent DiFortuna
• NOTES
• Political Cartoon
• Computer classes at Mid’town library
• Local student to attend Naval Academy
• Keyport Summer Concert Series 2011
• Hazlet library offers free Chinese language program this summer
• Holmdel adopts $20M amended 2011 budget
• Mid’twn expects $6.6M savings fromsolar panels
• Matawan curbs take home vehicle use
• YOUR TURN
• Resident fears that U.S. is heading downhill
• President must realize his policies aren’t helping economy
• Sierra Club dead wrong on impact of onshore wind turbines
• Aberdeen’s 2011 budget calls for lower tax levy
• Reconstruction of Bethany, Holmdel roads under way
• Navesink Hook & Ladder celebrates 125 years
• Police structure ordinance to be introduced
• Photo
• Brookdale players named to All-America teams
• Shore AC holds on to state championship
• Breen’s Pants On Fire captures Pegasus Stakes at Monmouth
• Basketball league is off and running
• Whitall, Segal no strangers to Sheehan Classic victories
• George M. Burke
• JohnW. Byrd
• Sandra Silverman
• Doris Nielsen
• business briefs 
• ‘Amy Puccio: Wood Sculpture’
• Frederick J. Formon
• NOTES
• Holmdel resident is philanthropist of year
• Ocean Twp. chamber to host new ShrimpFest July 8-10
• Meeting on fort environmental program
• Blind Citizens Assoc. to host fundraisers
• FMERA seeking early sale of fort properties
• Dearborn hosts Grillfest with celebrity chef
• Kathy Ward memorial scholarship fundraiser
• Walking tours focus on Matawan history at Rose Hill Cemetery
• Salvation Army to host annual Trombone Night
• Flashing lights? Tune in
• Summer events at Mid’twn Senior Center
• Once public trust is lost, it is very hard to regain it
• If I didn’t say it before, Pop, thanks for the cheeseburgers
• Before work begins, NPS owes the public some answers
• Cartoon
• Mission Matawan to repair homes
• 2nd Infantry Division vets sought
• Police consolidation issue on table in Keyport
• Matawan to restrict use of boro vehicles
• Flower power
• Mid’town methadone clinic has neighbors up in arms
• Holmdel, developer near accord on Lucent plan
• Photo
• Matawan to restrict use of boro vehicles
• Matawan to restrict use of boro vehicles
• Colts win MOC 4x800 relay, establishing ameet record
• 18th Sheehan Classic is Saturday in Red Bank
• Sparta denies Eagles’ drive for four straight state titles
• Lancer softball team sweeps all five championship titles
• In Keyport, art is a moveable feast
• Barbara Blanchard
• Alison Hohmeier Domalewski
• Walter J. Carney Jr.
• Susan N. Glossbrenner
• Anne M. Muratore
• Ruth Marie (McKenna) Jennings
• Ralph Papa
• Barbara Cuoco
• John Paul Rafter
• NOTES
• Chorus will host performance, party
• N.J. Marathon may change course
• Red Bank Food & Wine Walk returns
• Victory is sweet for area bakers in ‘Dessert Wars’
• M.S. Society to host golf outing June 27
• June: Make your mark
• Christie to HUD: Approve fort plan
• Aslan’s ‘Island Nights’ fundraiser set for July 23
• Scholarships available for careers in criminal law
• 2nd Infantry Division veterans sought
• Photo contest to capture five decades of open space preservation
• Art, music and more at Bayonet Farm Arts & Music Festival
• Sign ups under way for Camp Jinka 2011
• Garden club event for kids combines reading, nature
• Zen, robotics and more at Hazlet library
• Frank Talk to host Jazzy Father’s Day Brunch
• Fort Hancock buildings continue to deteriorate
• Resident says raiding sewer surplus was wrong
• An independent sees problems on both sides
• Mayor responds to letter on solar project
• Political Cartoon
• Holmdel HS wins state safe driving campaign
• Outcry over DEP plans to extend sewers in Holmdel
• Their ‘Best Day’ is riding a wave
• Middletown police officer alleges discrimination
• High flying fun
• Two titles in two days for Eagles’ baseball team
• Caseys enjoyed spectacular season on baseball diamond
• Pace, Spadaccini, Kelly win state track championships
• Eagles looking for more after fourth CJ III title
• ‘At the Jersey Shore’
• Marie B. Armentano
• Phyllis M. Mancini
• Mary F. Ingenito
• Michael “Mickey” Quattlebaum
• DavidWilliam Moyer
• Joseph T. Battaglia
• Ethel M. Kelly
• PaulW. Reilly
• IN THE ARTS
• Jason’s Dreams seeks sponsors for golf outing
• Summer cooking classes at Deep Cut Gardens
• VNA hospice to host annual Children’s Day
• Learn-to-Row Day on the Navesink
• Registration open for skimboarding contest
• Irish musicians to perform in Sea Bright June 25
• Dearborn Children’s Garden opens June 18
• NOTES
• Huber Woods center among historic sites recognized
• Brookdale’s trustees should step down or be removed
• Keyport parade doesn’t measure up
• Spend to save is not the answer
• Church group: Say yes to affordable housing
• Political Cartoon
• Library sponsoring new logo contest
• State Fair to open at Meadowlands June 24
• Volunteers sought for summer seining June 11
• Literary journal penned by third-grade authors
• County receives $1.5M for fort workers’ assistance
• Moving forward at Brookdale Community College
• E-tickets on the radar for drivers in Middletown
• Photo
• Matawan edges Long Branch to win CJ II track championship
• CBA destroys TOC record in wining state golf title
• SJV holds the lead this time and wins county softball title
• Jackson junior makes waves in world of surfing
• Catherine “Babe” Schloeder
• Jean F. Crozier
• Helping hands
• Lucy Chiapperino
• Nora (Cunningham) O’Neill
• Beverly H. (Powell) Burns
• NOTES
• Fun day
• Brookdale Alumni Assoc. Juried Art Show
• Preservation conference to be held June 3 at Monmouth University
• Foodies anticipate return of RiverFest to Red Bank
• Closer than a brother
• Broadcaster gives back to industry he loves
• Gov. Christie — Did he just say what I think he said?
• PETA: Help fish thrive by leaving them off our plates
• Thank you to those who remembered Chris Dhume
• New rules for beach access fail to protect public’s rights
• Political Cartoon
• BBQ event will aid those with autism
• 180 Turning Lives Around dedicates Amanda’s Easel Art Studio
• Brightbill happy to have helped build community
• Day at the Races will benefit ex-racehorses
• CBA Family Barbecue set for June 11
• on campus 
• Going out on a high note
• Thorne Middle School honors tie to Battle of Bulge hero
• Photo
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• Take day off to battle bass
• After SCT win, CJ tourney is next for Holmdel tennis
• Eagles’ Ouellette retiring from coaching, not tennis
• CBA’s balance carries the day at Shore Conference track meet
• Holmdel seniors have elevated lacrosse program
• ‘Soundstage’ event ends on a high note for all
• WELCOME TO... Treasures of the Jersey Shore
• Middletown Arts Center calls for art entries
• June programs at Hazlet Library
• Shirley T. (Cohen) Kleindienst
• James Ciskowski
• Concetta “Connie” Duvak
• Alvin Anshelewitz Paul E. Patterson
• James G. Manzione
• Phyllis (Nan) Koza
• Dorothy H. Bogda
• Directory for blind, visually impaired
• Shell games
• NOTES
• Saint Leo’s to host carnival
• Theater renamed for volunteer
• Shore Partnership to host Summer Celebration June 6
• ‘Ben’s Place’ honors donor, friend to medical center
• Middletown seeking hometown heroes
• Historical association hosts ‘Tea With Me’
• Energy efficiency to be studied in Middletown
• Vietnam Vets’ Foundation to mark Memorial Day
• Blue Valor Ride begins at ground zero
• for the record 
• Remember those who served, all loved ones on Memorial Day
• This Is for the Soldiers
• Political Cartoon
• Daylily Day at Deep Cut Gardens June 25
• Mid’twn mayor seeks re-election
• Bill advances to rename Rte. 36 span for Joseph Azzolina
• Growing community, sowing peace
• Keyport Borough Council approves 2011 budget
• Photo
• Seraphs out to gain respect in upcoming tourneys
• Photo
• Colts capture county track and field crown
• Peter “Donnie” Andolpho Sr.
• Michele DeFluri-Manresa
• Robert McEvilly
• Catherine “Kay” Gress
• Catherine E. Callaway
• Robert J. “RJ” Martin
• Florence B. Gallo
• Francis J. Generelli
• business briefs 
• IN THE ARTS
• WELCOME TO... Treasures of the Jersey Shore
• Register for Mid’town summer rec program
• Preservation conference June 3 at Monmouth U.
• NOTES
• Tour showcases county’s affordable housing choices
• Ocean Fun Days offer family activities
• Nonprofit plans to rehabilitate Fort Hancock building
• Middletown library recognized for early literacy program
• Brookdale auto center to host car shows
• Home rehab grant info session June 7
• ‘Pomp and Circumstance’
• State OKs lease for Monmouth Park
• May: Tulipmania
• Saint Peter’s NICU reunion May 22
• Car wash to benefit Matawan Reg. music program
• Matawan invites vets to march in Memorial Day parade
• Aberdeen rec offers winery/AC trip
• What part of ‘no’ can’t they seem to understand?
• Walk aims to bring suicide out of the darkness
• Hazlet resident urges Gov to stop wind turbine project
• Political Cartoon
• Lawsuit: Something’s fishy with Highlands bridge
• Mid’twn intersections to get red-light cameras
• Aberdeen seeks proposals for solar system at five sites
• Giuliani to keynote Voices of September 11th gala
• First Red Bank triathlon deemed a success
• Middletown Township approves Bamm Hollow settlement
• Photo
• Joseph Pasture
• Ernest S. DeRupo
• William V. Dick
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• Photo
• Brookdale lacrosse team has become an established winner
• CBA lacrosse team starting to roll again
• Pitching, defense have Matawan vying for title
• Photo
• Eugenia Titelis
• Dorothy B. Krebs
• Anna E. (Callahan) Kofoed
• Walter “Bo” Gillette
• Lottie A. Fleck
• Philomenia “Fay” (Travaglione) Taormina
• Vic A. Morosco Jr.
• Aurora Montserraat Machin
• Anthony P. Segreto
• Helen Muriel Rozinski
• JosephWilliam Cuddy
• John Edward Milmore
• ‘A Family Portrait’
• NOTES
• WELCOME TO... Treasures of the Jersey Shore
• Monmouth Park talks on track for June opening
• Fire chiefs hear talk on solar impact on safety
• Mid’twn BOE reorganizes
• Canterbury Fair returns to St. George’s
• 180 Turning Lives Around sponsors Kites for Kids
• Hazlet awaits state OK of $18.8M 2011 budget
• business briefs 
• Students recognized at YMCA Youth and Gov’t Conference
• Twin Lights historic site receives lifesaving station memorabilia
• Bold steps needed to restore BCC’s reputation
• Time to talk to your teens about prom activities
• Library needs continual support
• MAC board president responds to letter
• Political Cartoon
• Holmdel to draft plan to redevelop Lucent site
• Proposal for Avaya site draws wide opposition
• Remembrance Day
• Freeholders call for ouster of all Brookdale trustees
• Photo
• Rockets searching for that signature victory
• Eagles edge Lions in key A North softball game
• Blues ready to defend softball title
• CBA DMR team brings the Penn Relays wheel home
• Mary Ann Outcalt
• Emilio J. Lavin
• Anne Marie Borrmann
• Charles Ries
• Walter R. Hinz
• Frances Craig
• Anna J. Kipila
• Adele E. Cambeis
• Steven J. Daroci
• William E. Pellow Felice Davino
• Elinor Ryan Tetro
• Helene M. Stump Clark
• James P. Reilly
• Carol K. Van Pelt
• Margaret Susan Annarella
• Viola Coscia
• NOTES
• Nicole Alt images at Long Branch Library
• Earth Day festival
• Students recognized at YMCA Youth and Gov’t Conference
• Monmouth U. to host Pancreatic Cancer Research Walk
• WELCOME TO... Treasures of the Jersey Shore
• Woman’s Club celebrates 95 years of civic service
• Holmdel church interior blooms ‘like spring’
• All Saints slates annual Auction Night
• Free food allergy training materials available to Monmouth County school districts
• Community ties pay dividends for Riverview
• ‘Soundstage’ musical event to aid autistic children
• Chorus names scholarship winners
• MCAC to honor leaders in arts education
• Judge orders stay on wind turbine plans
• Voters pass $50.7M Holmdel school budget
• Middletown voters pass school budget by slim margin
• Hazlet Library reopens, hosts May programs
• Elected officials must work for all constituents, rich or poor
• Retired Army employee tired of media portrayal of gov’t workers
• Union Beach resident proud to be a NIMBY
• Cartoon
• Matawan-Aberdeen district budget approved by voters
• Trainer excited about Kentucky Derby prospects
• Mission Matawan helps homeowners
• Solar farm approved for Holmdel
• Rescue Ridge to hold fundraiser May21
• Negotiations save police jobs in Middletown Township
• Photo
• Article
• CBA runners taking aim at Penn Relays DMR title
• Eagles, Lions are braced for SC division rematch
• Matawan softball team surpassing expectations
• Infield feats
• Walter B. Stamm
• Bernard Francis “Skip” O’Brien
• Anita N. Gambino
• Barbara Lynn (Coffey) Cleary
• Greg Joel Goldberg
• Sheridan “Sheri” Banovich
• Victor “Doctor Vic” Otterbine, D.O.
• Pauline Voigt
• Donald “Temijin” Santiago Jr.
• George A. Schuetz Jr.
• Mabel L. Naused
• Edward J. Uptegrove
• Mildred C. Kitson
• Leon “Lee” G. Jarvis
• ‘Soundstage’ will fill club with hope for autistic youths
• WELCOME TO... Treasures of the Jersey Shore
• NOTES
• April: Spring is in the air
• Pallone: Offshore drilling isn’t safe anywhere
• Sheep shearing
• Frankie and Friends tourney takes place this weekend
• Popular author closes Visiting Writers Series
• Stately Homes to be held at Holly Hill, benefit VNA
• Prosecutor: Cigarette cause of deadly blaze
• Home-repair help available to residents
• Group to volunteer at marathon for first time
• Musical event to benefit Manna House
• Solar panels provide learning opportunities, save $$ in Hazlet
• VOICES of Sept. 11th to host open house
• New Jersey 9/11 memorial fundraiser set for May 9
• Matawan council OKs 2011 budget
• Tee up the tuition hike, club fees are climbing
• Youth hotline gives nonjudgmental support
• Poverty main cause of student underperformance
• Political Cartoon
• Sandy Hook Foundation sponsors beach concerts
• Vehicle donations made easier, benefit L.B. FCS
• Preservation conference at Monmouth U.
• 2011 Housing Choices Bus Tour slated for May 4
• Day at the Races will benefit ex-racehorses
• COA: Plastics still major source of beach litter
• State investigates county college compensation
• Shear delight
• Mater Dei track teams are contending for division titles
• Photo
• Monmouth University’s Kinne signs with MLS’s Revolution
• Brookdale baseball team climbs to No. 7 nationally
• sport shorts 
• Hornets out to repeat their success on the tennis court
• Eyeing the target
• Evelyn H. Maul
• Julius A. Coppola
• John H. Lowe
• Michael P. Murray
• Joseph M. Ruskin Jr.
• Vernon Leroy Bucher
• Joseph Vernon Bogart
• Jason T. Christie
• NOTES
• IN THE ARTS
• WELCOME TO... Treasures of the Jersey Shore
• business briefs 
• African violet show April 30-May 1
• GM Newspapers’ staff serves ‘Greater Good’ at Lunch Break
• Three run for Holmdel Board of Education
• Three seek seats on Mat-Ab Board of Ed.
• Two exhibits slated at Vietnam Era Museum
• Resident unhappy with Middletown Arts Center
• Resident supports Isaiah Cooper for Keyport BOE
• Red Cross offers water safety training
• N.J. Directory planned for blind, visually impaired
• Scholarships offered to Mid’town students
• Bayonet Farm Earth fest set for May 1
• ‘Beatlemania’ will benefit group homes
• DAR chapter announces essay winners
• stork club 
• How did the world get to be so beautiful?
• Political Cartoon
• Bayshore environmental group opposes wind turbine
• Protests continue over outsourcing of busing
• Nine candidates seek seats on Middletown BOE
• ‘Women Who Cook 2’ concert slated for May
• American Littoral Society celebrates Earth Day
• Brookdale trustees OK legal action against Burnham
• A win for Earth Day
• Notice to Greater Media Newspapers classified advertising customers
• Anglers are ready for action
• Schedule for Monmouth Park
• SJV’s Kates is Shore Coaches All-Shore First Team pick
• Raritan’s Aaman heads Coaches All-Shore team
• Matawan boys show depth in winning relay meet titles
• Photo
• Wall auto racing opener April 16
• Lions have emerged as A North softball contenders
• Eleanor M. Thom-Magee
• Evelyn “Molly” Mosher
• Jeanette Bergwerk
• Joan M. Wallace
• RobertW. Starita
• Joseph T. Ahlemeyer
• Iris Badaracco
• Helen Pado
• Kenneth L. Walker Jr.
• Lynn Dennen
• June A. McMahon
• IN THE ARTS
• WELCOME TO... Treasures of the Jersey Shore
• NOTES
• Volunteers wanted for beach sweeps
• Lincroft Bible Church to hold egg hunt April 16
• Middletown recycling crayons for Earth Day
• Alborada to stage ‘Hispanic Tapas’
• Matawan doctor charged
• Blood drive honors injured firefighter
• Advocates slam new beach access rules
• Wool Days at Holmes-Hendrickson House
• Open-networking event set in Middletown
• The clock watchers were in for a huge letdown
• Resident impressed with homeopathic treatment
• Attention college students: leave your pets at home
• Courts protected Sandy Hook’s land, not its buildings
• Businesses urged to participate in Denim Day, April 28
• Nat’l Park Service must admit errors, and move on
• Political Cartoon
• Council denies request for playground fence
• Parks mark Earth Day
• Holmdel introduces sewer rate increase
• Students connect with immigrants’ journey
• Redistricting presents challenges for legislators
• Photo
• Earth Day Festival
• Wool Days/Sheep Shearing Held At Historic Longstreet Farm
• For a good cause
• Colts ready for bounce-back year on diamond
• St. John Vianney poised for another championship run
• Matawan is hosting Husky Relays Saturday
• Hawks name Rice new men’s basketball coach
• WE LCOME TO... of Treasur Tr easur es the Shor e Jersey Shore
• Naomi Zeitman
• Norman G. Ernst
• John Choy
• Kent Steven Tibbetts
• Elizabeth Glassberg James R. Palmadesso
• Paul N. Flannigan Sr.
• Harry L. Brown
• Diane C. “June” Turiello
• NOTES
• Reporter praised for professionalism and balance
• Salvation Army’s volunteers serve in many ways
• Park System Earth Day celebrations
• Group organizes free photo opportunity using public art
• Walk toward a world free of MS
• Where is federal Title X funding going?
• Political Cartoon
• ‘Peace in Our Communities’
• VA to establish new vets’ clinic in Tinton Falls
• ‘Charlie Brown’ comes to BCC in April
• Rutgers to offer MBA in Jewish studies
• Middletown residents invited to reach out
• Mat-Ab BOE approves $61M final budget
• Beach cleanup to be held April 30
• Mid’twn’s $61M budget down; tax levy up
• Photo
• Keyport GOP files voting complaints against Democrats
• BOE passes budget as union rallies in support of bus drivers
• Photo
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• Eagles talented enough to win a championship
• After record season, Eagles have retained their hunger
• Brookdale’s goal for 2011 season: Win it all
• Evelyn K. (Kaeding) Jannarone
• Lenore “Lee” Tannenbaum
• Rose Annmarie Rusch
• Robert J. Hennessy
• Donald Storms Duthie
• Elizabeth “Liz” A. (Crane) DeNorscio
• Thomas J. Candiloro
• Dolores M. Costa
• Theresa “Doris” Strang
• Frances Adeline Milosky Ferdon
• Marcella “Peggy” Scandone
• EarlW. Seitz
• Gus M. Bottiglieri
• NOTES
• WELCOME TO... Treasures of the Jersey Shore
• Monmouth Festival of Arts takes place April 9-13
• A Taste of Matawan set for April 28
• Big Brothers Big Sisters’ fundraiser strikes chord with supporters
• Photo
• Join the Audubon for spring bird walk
• Route 36 to be resurfaced in No. Monmouth County
• Parents of Special People to host talk
• Author: Suffragist paved way for protesters
• Middletown Youth Job Fair set for April 6
• Fire destroys vehicles at Holmdel farm
• National anthem began as a poem
• It’s time for Brookdale to cleanse its Lincroft campus
• Husky Indoor Soccer finishes 26th season
• Cartoon
• State promotes profits, pollution over health
• Registration for Hazlet summer camp April 29
• DOT awards $39M for Bayshore projects
• Historic county sites to be open for visits
• Seminar on veterans’ benefits April 2
• Swing your partner and do-si-do
• Middletown school budget, tax levy increase
• Photo
• Jeffrey, Ballard among Hawks’ 2011 recruits
• Rockets look to build on previous two seasons
• Hitting remains the staple for Raritan baseball team
• Sky Blue coach tests his club against overseas competition
• Era ends for SJV girls in TOC semifinals
• Magic on the court
• James T. Black Sr.
• WilliamA. Orlacchio
• Frances Del Galdo
• Harold Joseph Donlin Jr.
• John T. Hordych Jr.
• Ida K. Carotenuto
• Camilo Neto Cavadas
• Beatrice E. Murdoch
• Teen Arts Festival 2011
• Gregory A. Conley
• Vincenzo S. Abrusci
• CILU elects new executive bd. member
• NOTES
• Sending a message
• GreaterMedia Newspapers garners NJPA awards
• WELCOME TO... Treasures of the Jersey Shore
• Hazlet Swim Club rates to rise over five-year period
• Matawan plans 325th anniversary celebration
• Urges senators to support EPA, ensure clean air in N.J.
• Performers should respect national anthem
• Fundraiser to benefit arts education April 1
• Temple hosts Family Passover Workshop
• Sale of ‘Sesame Street’ toys should be able to fund PBS
• Resident says Lucent plan will bring more traffic
• Political Cartoon
• Matawan pares, introduces $10.2M budget
• Twp. to form Aberdeen Cares committee
• Library funds to help avert layoffs, provide tax relief
• Twp. and BOE begin to discuss shared services
• Shore musician finds his hero
• No tax increase in $50.7M Holmdel school budget
• Photo
• Victor L. Guzman
• Alexander R. Kotoff
• Catherine “Kay” F. Keelan
• Anthony Sidoti
• Ronald DeModna
• Grace M. Billotto
• Paul A. Reger
• Mildred M. Hoffman
• Eagles fall in state championship
• sport shorts 
• Pair of national titles for CBA track team
• Hornets’ basketball team is steadily making progress
• Lancers secure 15th state championship
• March 2011: The rational optimist
• WELCOME TO... Treasures of the Jersey Shore
• Changes to beach access rules draw protest
• NOTES
• Ft. Monmouth tribute to be held March 26
• Students compete in ESU Shakespeare event
• BCC Scholarship Ball to be held April 8
• Red Bank StreetLife auditions March 29
• Speaking contest for students under way
• Matawan seeking nominations for grand marshal
• C-Town plan being revised
• Habitat offers to rehab fort buildings
• Lights, camera, action for Holmdel H.S. students
• Wants same concern for babies as for animals
• Sandy Hook should remain open to public
• State workers, teachers need to see others’ pain, too
• BRSA should have full regional participation
• Boro reaching out for MVPs to help in grant writing
• First Presbyterian Church to host fish fry
• Holmdel’s 11 layoffs may include police
• Family plans restoration of historic cemetery in Holmdel
• Photo
• Brookdale president retires
• Holmdel votes to oppose turbine
• Rockets’ ‘fun ride’ ends in state sectional final
• More honors for Hawks soccer
• Photos
• NJSIAA state wrestling tournament
• Conditioning was difference maker for vaulter Spadaccini
• Read Across America Day
• Cheese lovers gain a local lair
• WELCOME TO... Treasures of the Jersey Shore
• Untitled
• ‘Give Peace a Chance’
• Matawan streamlines business license process
• Army secy: Keep commissary open
• Keyport FD sounds alarm on vehicle replacement
• Mid’twn district budgets for 2 percent levy increase
• Curtain to rise on ‘Finian’s Rainbow’
• Holmdel school district’s $50M budget under cap
• on campus 
• Frank Talk presents black history programs
• NOTES
• Steinem: Full equality still a century away
• Mat-Ab district OKs $61M preliminary budget
• BCC Visiting Writers Series to host poets
• Local author to speak on women’s suffrage
• Sewer rate increase defeated in Holmdel
• Michael’s Feat supports ill newborns and families
• Freeholder calls on Brookdale trustees to resign
• Photo
• SJV wrestling team forged program’s best season record
• Meet of Champions
• State playoffs next for SJV after falling in SCT final
• Behind Aaman, Rockets win SCT tournament crown
• Treasures of the Jersey Shore
• GM Newspapers staff spreads ‘Greater Good’ at animal shelter
• Gudrun Anna Honningsvaag
• Teresa “Terry” Rosato
• Yogesh Patel
• Florence A. Gross
• Cheryl L. Alexander
• IN THE ARTS
• NOTES
• Council, public get first look at municipal budget
• Ice rescue drills
• MTCAC is an invaluable resource for Middletown
• Freeholder addresses criticism of library employee
• Cartoon
• MYAA Little League to offer scholarship
• HFFE to host Casino Night on April 1
• Tree to be planted in memory of David Blumenthal
• Twp., library talks continue on transfer of surplus funds
• Hazlet looks at raising swim club rates
• School districts react to state aid figures
• Photo
• Matawan’s Spadacini wins Group II state championship
• Region tournament next for Brookdale women
• Matawan looking forward to state tournament
• Rockets rule District 22 wrestling tourney
• William J. Durkin
• Frank J. Kruzla
• Marguerite “Peggy” Bergstein
• William J. Connelly
• Irene Pivinski
• Colts win Non-Public A state indoor track crown
• Michael Economides
• Betty (Wilderotter) Berger
• Gene Francis Malleus
• Lorraine Kosztur
• Leticia Pillot
• Louis V. Mauro Sr.
• Marie Rosa
• Mary A. Tully
• Isabella M. Lowell
• Ernest Alfred Clinton Heath Sr.
• John F. Famulary Sr.
• Mary P. “Cioci Mania” Wade
• Peter A. Fischer
• in the arts 
• Treasures of the Jersey Shore
• NOTES
• Chabad of Holmdel to dedicate new Torah
• FMERA vows to address environmental concerns
• ‘Edward E. Jankowski: Art and Influences’
• One more lost opportunity to avoid looking foolish
• Congress should continue Title X funding
• U.S. soldiers overseas are in need of many items
• Know the red flags of abusive relationships
• Aberdeen OKs amended townhouse plan
• Boro combines depts. to achieve savings
• ‘Evil Clown’ part of Food Circus heritage
• Contract awarded for Port Monmouth flood project
• Holmdel anticipates layoffs, possible furloughs
• Public forum planned on Lucent redevelopment
• Tempers flare in Mid’twn over library funding
• At Holmdel church, a prayer for peace in Cairo
• Photo
• Holmdel anticipates layoffs, possible furloughs
• Colts DMR team runs national leading time
• Jags, Rebels resume rivalry at District 21 tournament
• Photo
• CJ winner Spadaccini leads Matawan advancers
• Three-team race looms in District 22 wrestling
• Photo
• William Thomas Harring
• Paul Feglar
• Ann M. Hila
• Wayne Edward Hatter Jr.
• Stella Barski
• Inge M. Swetits
• Dorothy F. (Handel) Wedemeyer
• on campus 
• J-Woww rewrites the rules
• Frank Mazen
• Brookdale to host free Black History lecture
• business briefs 
• NOTES
• Surprise! Schools told to brace for a possible cut in state aid
• Gold Star plates now available to families
• Local fire company to receive grant
• Baykeeper to host book talk on nature
• Woman’s Club to host tea, fashion show
• Free tax service office opens at Mat-Ab library
• RCDS to host Hoops for Horizons tourney
• Holy Cross to host Gaelic Mass, Irish parade
• Holmdel native selected as Albright Institute Fellow
• Measure designates roadway in honor of vets of Korean War battle
• stork 
• Hazlet extends library express window hours
• Teen ‘Reading Buddies’ needed at Middletown Public Library
• Public meetings on future of Heritage Trail
• Activists continue push for LNG facility ban
• Public meetings to be held on future of Fort Hancock
• Need for library PR person questioned
• for the record 
• Debate risks and benefits before ruling on wind turbine
• Turbine’s arc reaches farther than most realize
• C-Town hearing tabled due to lack of quorum
• Mid’twn weighs tougher snow-clearing rules
• Holmdel BOE weighs cost-saving options in lieu of budget
• Classmate, friend remembered at candlelight vigil
• DEP: No violation of BRSA wind turbine permit
• Middletown prepping plan for layoffs
• Photo
• Lancers battle-tested with playoffs looming
• Photo
• Colts add NJCTC title to their winter haul
• Eagles looking to snap out of scoring slump
• Photo
• Doris R. Snyder
• Information kits available for Holmdel BOE candidates
• on campus 
• The Puzzle Installation, Collaborative Project
• Martha Brakowski
• Joanne Petrizzo
• Martha Victoria Hancock
• Jeanne L. Tenney
• Norman R. “Tom” Moulton
• Marie E. Santilli
• Francis “Frank” A. Scherer
• Margaret V. (Peggy) Gulyarde Pettit
• Theresa Cullen Broderick
• Areal Tully
• Speakers throw cold water on golf course proposal
• NOTES
• A bakery that creates more than just treats
• State to seek proposals for sale of Monmouth Park
• Hazlet seeks to ID special-needs children
• Boro scales back plans for water plant upgrades
• Portraits bridge different worlds
• Council tables plans for skateboard park
• Christie urged to help make Rutgers-UMDNJ merger a reality
• American Red Cross in need of blood donors
• Don’t spend tax dollars on private school vouchers
• Concerned for safety of Matawan residents
• Mat-Ab district appoints new superintendent
• Holmdel puts off decision on turbine
• Holmdel police support DWI Remembrance Day
• Scholarship open to Middletown students
• Hazlet, Highlands districts share administrators
• From Beijing to Brookdale, Year of the Rabbit welcomed
• Veterans’ stories recorded for national archive
• Photo
• Rockets seeking outright division championship
• Photo
• Matawan’s Allison verbally commits to New Hampshire
• Colts win Millrose Games 4x800 relay championship
• Photo
• William “Bill” J. Mayer
• Patricia A. (McCabe) Bausis
• Nicholas R. Banta
• Joseph Armenti
• Susan J. (Bartlett) Szczepaniak
• Lisa M. (Dolce) Gentile
• Kirioko “Fred” Kisish
• Mary Kay Arliss
• IN THE ARTS
• NOTES
• Patrick Sweeney
• John Joseph Barbella
• Stephanie Skinner
• Muriel Berst
• Maureen T. (Youncofski) Snyder
• Robert Ross
• Howell Ice World is George Haviland’s Stanley Cup
• Public must be kept informed about plans for the Hook
• Middletown resident grateful to DPW plow driver
• Budget issues will pose challenge during 2011
• Tips on how to teach your children to trust you
• Transparency needed in efforts to preserve Fort Hancock
• A thank you for recognizing league’s 25 years of service
• How to be a good neighbor when it snows
• Political Cartoon
• Dearborn market to host Deep Cut orchid show
• Public invited to take school district survey
• Senior members leave Bayonet Farm committee
• Aberdeen encourages use of business signs
• New township automated telephone system available
• New school on the block gives back to community
• Hellenic Dancers to host Taverna Night dinner-dance
• Cooke medical office gains national recognition
• Twp. police and schools to collaborate on snow updates
• Attorney to discuss the adoption process
• Wind turbine fight escalates, BRSA files suit
• County reaches out to connect with homeless
• Keyport skate park on again, off again
• Middletown Main Library launches Second Sunday concert series
• Vigil for student moved to Feb. 8
• Owner is one treasure at bicycle museum
• Christie: Reforms painful for some, but necessary
• Vigil for meningitis victim moved to Feb. 8
• District plans memorial for meningitis victim
• Middletown teams are vying for bowling titles
• CBA captures two more indoor track championships
• NFL Films’ ‘Hard Knocks’ takes a look at area semipro team
• Celebrate Arbor Day with a free tree
• NOTES
• Applications for arts program still available
• ‘Real to Surreal’
• Cynthia H. Klatt
• Kathleen A. (Derechailo) Peterson
• William Sargeant
• William A. Stewart Sr.
• Lillian Robbins
• Cheer competition
• Arts workshops for autistic kids available
• Profile in courage
• Keith McHeffey Run set for March 12
• Community Interfaith Panel: ‘Confession and Forgiveness’
• Volunteers train for ice rescue
• Vietnam Vets’ Memorial Foundation offers scholarships
• in the service 
• Cliffwood students create pamphlets about Aberdeen
• Libraries celebrate Black History Month
• St. Clement pastor honored by borough
• Aberdeen council appoints interim manager
• South Amboy mayor takes over with ‘rousing’ mandate
• Food bank thanks donors, volunteers, community at large
• It is time to clean up the ‘toxic political climate’
• Holmdel church hosts dinner for missions
• Somerset plans are a win-win situation
• Political Cartoon
• Middletown BOE approves interim superintendent
• Public not privy to NPS Fort Hancock future meetings
• Middletown, Highlands talk shared police services
• Pearls as a metaphor for healing
• Matawan cuts police to stay under cap
• Photo
• District plans memorial for meningitis victim
• Rockets starting to gel after beating Long Branch
• Colts are perfect in winning state relay championship
• Photo
• Charity seeking medical doctors, nurses for Ugandan trip in 2011
• Fitness programs offered at libraries
• Lion girls showing improvement
• Lions snap CBA’s SC winning streak
• Jacqueline Patricia Hanson
• Teressa Cornelia Erickson
• Louise (Cavanna) Mangini
• Robert A. Erven Sr.
• on campus 
• Polar Bear Plunge
• NOTES
• Scott Bodeker
• Mary Chevalier
• Helen M. Maser
• Ann J. D’Alessio
• Elizabeth “Betty” Espinosa
• Lillian Wood
• Celebrate Arbor Day with a free tree
• ‘Alice in Wonderland’
• Middletown to hold Seasonal Job Expo
• CBA Art Show and Sale to run Feb. 4–6
• Nominees for Women of Distinction sought
• ‘Crack the Code!’ 5K run/1-mile walk March 19
• Raritan H.S. to host magic evening Jan. 29
• N.J. Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial Foundation names board chairman
• BlueClaws to hold job fair Jan. 22
• ‘Romantic Notions’ concert marks Valentine’s Day
• The village smithy
• Signs of the times: At least we’ve learned who we are
• Jazz & Blues Foundation recognizes volunteers
• Keyport food pantry asks community for help
• Matawan did good job on snow removal
• Monmouth County Library had a banner year in 2010
• Political Cartoon
• Call for entries for second RE:IMAGE Film Festival
• Keyport council will revisit police consolidation study
• Hazlet library closes for renovations
• Easement to protect historic Holmdel home
• Hospice volunteers sought to help others
• Freeholders support dam improvements
• milestones 
• Keyport council to update snow-removal policy
• King’s dream remembered
• Matawan and county partner to restore dams, bridge
• Photo
• Articles
• Lion cagers off to best start in school history
• Kates drives Lancers to comeback victory
• Tournament win fulfilled one of Rockets’ season goals
• Thomas Henry Dyer
• Greg Alexanian
• Douglas H. Marvel
• Josephine (Spingola) Siervo
• Kathleen Ann O’Malley
• Anna Huylebroeck
• Anne Kawoczka (Dmytrycha)
• Virginia A. Weber
• George E. Brush Jr.
• John Andrew Evans Sr.
• Louis Masi
• (Ret.) Capt. Owen Russell Yetter
• ClaraA. Brazinski
• Twp. invites biz community to town hall forum
• NOTES
• ‘Visions of Wilson Hall’
• Temple Beth Ahm to host author, resistance fighter
• Art spurs good works, benefits community
• BlueClaws to hold job fair Jan. 22
• Young Einsteins
• on campus 
• business briefs 
• Pet communicator to appear at cat show
• Middletown signs on to Live Where You Work
• in service 
• Reward offered for safe return of Charlie Brown
• Woman’s Club of Middletown thanks supporters of gift trees project
• Fight over wind turbine just beginning
• Weigh in on NPS’s plans for Sandy Hook
• GM Newspapers pleased to be part of green partnership
• Proposal to add apartment to Main St. bldg. tabled
• What is true for Calif.’s wind turbines might not apply here
• Resident thanks DPW for its hard work
• Thanks to all who contributed to Matawan Food Pantry
• Political Cartoon
• Army Corps scans Fort Hancock for munitions
• Goddard School plans Jan. 22 open house
• Mid’twn’s new mayor to pursue solar energy
• From Pucci to Prada, consignment goes couture
• Aberdeen Twp. manager resigns for Old Bridge spot
• Family seeks to sell off set of 31 vintage guitars
• Mayor, deputy mayor seat switch in Holmdel Township
• Photo
• sports short 
• Lion hockey teams is exceeding expectations
• Photos
• Raritan tops Matawan to win Huskie Classic
• Hawks’ Gaitley registers her 450th career win
• Photos
• Arthur A. Bucello
• Bonnie K. McCullough
• John C. Vianna
• Lena Spangenberg
• Kar-Kae Mah
• Mary O. (O’Brien) Sauickie
• Jilbert E. Sherknus
• Robert “Jeff” J. Jeffery
• Developer at center of Marlboro scandal dies
• NOTES
• IN THE ARTS
• New Year’s Day Beach Walk
• Canine officers end training
• Students invited to HEROES Conference
• stork club 
• 180 seeks volunteers for CSVA training
• Park System activities make time fly in Jan.
• Here’s our whole ‘kitten caboodle’ of goofs and gaffes for 2010
• business briefs 
• CBA’s annual art sale to be held in February
• Reconfigured Lloyd Rd. intersection dedicated
• Take the chill out of winter with Superbowl Chili Contest
• Grandparents, Keyport students share special day
• Fun in the snow
• Middletown needs to take lessons from county road dept.
• Stimulate employment rather than unemployment
• Suppose the ACLU sues Santa Claus …
• Political Cartoon
• Emergency funds will offset blizzard cleanup costs
• Independent’s top news stories of 2010
• Boro appoints new biz administrator
• Libraries evolve, expand services and programs
• Photo
• Lions, Eagles skating for Mayor’s Cup trophy
• Huskies are looking for winning season
• Photo
• McGuinness, Eagles ready to fly in A North basketball
• Grandparents Day
• A. Kathleen (Marano) Martucci
• Peter Homyock
• Carol J. Perrino
• James Peter Casey
• Dorothy Weihs
• Term limits are needed to help curb corruption
• Readers surprised that many of us are criminals in N.J.
• Thomas Henry Dyer
• Kettle donations help Salvation Army year-round
• Public’s health is more important than party politics
• Guild hosts holiday show
• Changes would alter landscape of housing in N.
• Second Baptist Church celebrates 120 years of faith
• 9/11 health care bill one signature away
• Lloyd Road project eases congestion in Aberdeen
• Noted physicist to speak on climate change at CILU event
• Mat.-Ab. Rotary Club presents dictionaries to students
• Twp. shifts funds for fields to debt service
• Affordable housing bill draws fire from both sides
• ‘Go Green for the Holidays’
• Ideal Beach and Freneau receive Monmouth County grants
• Photo
• ‘Days off From School’ at Mid’twn Arts Center
• 16th annual Greenway Walk to be held Jan. 1
• Hazlet resident is Volunteer of the Year
• Dery Bennett New Year’s Day Beach Walk
• Interactive mystery slated at Kateri Cntr.
• notes •••
• FISH ON
• Hawks’ Kinne is repeat First Team All-American
• Photo
• MN Lions are the top seed in Buc Holiday Classic
• Eagles looking to soar with bigger lineup
• Photo
• Rocket wrestling looking to turn summer matches into winter wins
• Louis J. Vitta
• James M. McGivney
• Dorothy L. Boehme
• Stanley Edward Drake Sr.
• Stella H. Eversole
• Nancy A. Pollinger
• William J. Sansone
• Ruth L. Harrington
• Local residents enjoyed tour of Keyport homes, churches T
• Thanks to all who spruced up Keyport for the holidays
• Resident says superintendent’s salary is too high
• Truth is blowing in the wind
• The mailbag: Readers weigh in on Palin’s big-game hunt
• Freehold Soil Conservation 2010 Photo Contest winners
• ‘The First Leon’
• YMCAs to host 22nd annual MLK memorial breakfast
• Operation Sleighbells toy drive marks 101st year
• Aberdeen to Afghanistan, help for soldiers in need
• Twp. Committee says goodbye to Janet Berk
• Greater Media archives now available at Mat-Ab library
• Brookdale’s new center expands recreation space
• Middletown’s school superintendent to retire
• RAINE toy drive
• Mat-Ab BOE approves member suspension
• Vets turn fabrics of war into artwork
• Hazlet administrator: Town must change its ways
• Photo
• Political Cartoon
• NOTES
• Hazlet resident is Volunteer of the Year
• Days Off From School’ at Mid’twn Arts Center
• Candlelight, warm cider at Murray Farmhouse
• Pre-New Year’s Dance Party set for Dec. 29
• sport shorts •••
• Rutgers wrestling team ranked No. 10 in USA
• Photo
• RBC girls looking to keep the pressure on
• Photo
• Hawk men are hosting Rutgers, Villanova at MAC
• Lancers ready for another run at state championship
• Norman Page
• Eugene P. Feury
• Victor M. Aponte
• Anthony L. Maritato
• Christopher M. Breuche
• Eileen J. Conover
• Colin John Costello
• Rosemary S. Hammond
• Eleanor J. Gallagher (nee Bourusiewcz)
• Letter writers were just stating the facts
• Food pantry appreciates donations as needs grow
• Turkey Trot volunteers key to success
• ‘Winter Delights 2010 — Plein Air and Beyond’
• Boro police investigate two home invasions
• N.J. Blind Citizens honors supporters
• Holmdel transfers Laurel Ave. roadwork to county
• Twp. trades bow-and-arrow hunt for birth control
• Keyport councilman to resign in January
• Navy Seabee returns to his BMS Dolphins
• Planning Bd. blows down BRSA plan for subdivision
• Middletown acts to stem tax appeals
• Photo
• NPS blunders abound on terminated Fort Hancock lease
• Cartoon
• business briefs •••
• NOTES
• Hospice volunteers are needed
• Aberdeen to sell lot through bidding process
• Asian Food Markets honors student winners of Chinese essay contest
• sports short •••
• Middletown mayor: State job no secret
• A view of WWII
• DiMaso and Hinds thank Holmdel voters
• Brookdale soccer team in national tournament
• Photograph
• Talkin’ turkeys
• State’s pine forests under attack by voracious bugs
• Photograph
• Cartoon
• GOP retains control of freeholder bd.
• Charles E. Strickland
• Holmdel Community Church to host concert
• Matawan Presbyterian to host Christmas concert
• Robert E. Moore
• Undefeated Huskies begin CJ II state playoff quest
• Hazlet GOP gains seat on committee
• Roscoe “Dusty” Baldwin
• Photograph
• Temple Shalom to host panel on optimism, faith
• Robert Curtis Parmelee
• Holmdel girls win CJ II cross country crown
• Pallone brews victory from Little challenge
• Gregoria Bosque-Soto
• Handbell choir comes to library Dec. 5
• Middletown to pay $2.6M in tax appeals
• Elena Grace Valentino
• Joel Ellis MacLean
• Twp. authorizes sale of state police barracks
• Raymond Fisher
• Robert Christian Wilson
• Boro to revamp Highway Improvement District
• Andrew C. White
• Joseph J. Keegan Sr.
• Twp. paves way for townhomes on Rt. 34
• in the arts
• Lester J. Brozyna
• Holmdel GOP keeps control on committee
• NOTES
• James Joseph Baxter Jr.
• GOP dominates Matawan council election outcome
• in the service •••
• John W. “Bebe” Higgins Sr.
• GOP wins mayoral election, 2 council seats in clean sweep
• Zilinski Memorial Run/Walk
• Elaine M. Smith
• Plan to reduce gov’t wins for Middletown GOP
• Enjoy the season in the county parks
• Salvation Army makes urgent plea for help
• Photograph
• MCSPCA hosts ‘Home 4 the Holidays’
• Scharfenberger, Settembrino say thank you
• Fall Into Autumn Fun In The Parks
• Halloween-themed ghost hunt planned for Matawan mansion
• Know all the candidates & issues before you vote
• Walk Now for Autism Speaks
• Resident says Mid’twn has done well under Republicans
• Hazlet parking fee hike meets with outcry
• Resident says info on tax increase is misleading
• Clean Ocean Action to conduct fall cleanup at Cliffwood Beach
• Join Christie and the fight to end COAH
• Art auction will benefit Camp Happiness program
• Resident says survey was just political propaganda
• CubScouts at Apple Fest
• Taking political signs impedes political process
• Colts harriers second in N.Y., ranked 16th in the country
• Officials want commissary to remain open, local
• Middletown’s decision to reassess is good move
• Blues are coming together when it matters most
• Keyport Country Jamboree
• Resident: Byrnes & Mahoney will manage costs
• Hornets primed for deep run in CJ net tourney
• Cartoon
• American voters must learn the facts and vote
• Matawan now 5 - 0
• Brookdale’s memorial service set for Oct. 28
• NOTES
• Matawan- Long Branch Action
• ‘A Portrait of Grief’
• Eagles’ Wong rounding into form as SC nears
• Navesink River Road work to enter final phase
• MHSS classes split to decrease class size
• Township’s volunteer firefighters honored
• Edward H. Ponger
• Mayor and police administrators spar over ballot question
• Patrice M. Papko
• Plans for C-Town redevelopment scaled down
• Henry “Hank” E. Lucking
• No bow hunt on Holmdel Twp. agenda for 2010
• Holmdel resident says town needs Berk and McFarland
• Matawan Day Activities
• Tenure must be on the table in reform talks
• in the service •••
• Cartoon
• Motorists urged to drive extra carefully on Oct. 10
• Local schools step up to fitness
• Workshop for family caregivers Oct. 16
• Middletown man faces charges of defrauding bank
• Hazlet district uses stimulus funds to add administrator
• NOTES
• Bill mandates dating violence education
• Lillian Ruzinsky
• 9/11 responder bill headed for Senate vote
• Eileen S. Ponger
• Mid’town PBA to host 47th annual Charity Ball
• Carmelo “Carmen” A. Bruno
• Country bazaar in Holmdel Oct. 16
• An open letter to the Holmdel Police Department
• Learning how it feels to be homeless
• Honor Gandhi’s life by being kind to animals
• Coffeehouse will raise funds for Mission Matawan
• Middletown resident will vote for Byrnes and Mahoney
• Variety of orchids available at auction
• Middletown resident supports Scharfenberg & Settembrino
• Forum to examine conflicts in Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan
• Who is blocking visibility of Byrnes-Mahoney signs?
• sports shorts •••
• Matawan Day
• Holmdel resident supports team of DiMaso & Hinds
• Sacked!
• County: Unemployment figures remain flat
• Resident says Holmdel needs a new mayor, supports Berk & McFarland
• New Memorial Park honors Matawan football tradition
• County eyes Freneau farm acquisition
• Resident unhappy that town’s not cutting grass
• Huskies roll in front of football alumni
• At Village School, rain gardens flourish
• Resident says Holmdel needs DiMaso & Hinds
• Keyport finding its strike on the gridiron
• Holmdel Board of Education split on off-campus policies
• Cupcake sale a sweet success
• Middletown South wins 38-14
• Harvest Home Festival
• Volunteer thanked for making fishing day a success
• Pilsners, lagers and ales, oh my!
• Help central N.J. get healthier, know the signs of heart disease
• Keyport joins opposition to wind turbine
• Foresight could keep tax increases under control
• Twp. seeks grant for Ideal Beach upgrades
• Gov’t must be brought in line with private sector
• McNamara, Byrne win Wild Safari x-c races
• Middletown Day
• Let’s hope they spend all of that $100 million wisely
• Hornets are playing to their strength
• Construction begins for turbine; local residents call for halt
• Holiday Express gets a business makeover
• Gian J. Pace
• Mat-Ab BOE member resigns, cites move
• Fort museum to begin new chapter
• County eyes improvements for historic mansion
• Library trades fines for food donations
• Diane Kimberly Mozdzen
• Boro OKs lieutenant to run police dept. temporarily
• County recognizes citizen volunteers
• Angela Borneo Trimboli
• Harvest Home Festival
• Monmouth University partners with Biotechnology High School
• Anna “Ann” V. Kovalsky Duncan
• Cartoon
• Harvest Home Festival
• Daniel Thomas Stewart Sr.
• business briefs •••
• Pallone bill would funnel $$ to fishing industry
• Salvatore A. Curcio
• NOTES
• Two more named to fort authority
• George F. Mazauskas
• WRAT hosts charity golf tournament
• Twp. looks to lower bids for drainage improvements
• John Francis McCann
• Celebrate fall Oct. 17 at Thompson Park
• Marines share real-life account of Iraq war
• Resident fears wind turbine will harm endangered birds
• Holmdel schools partner with Monmouth University
• Resident supports Mahoney for Township Committee
• Rolling Thunder Motorcycle Ride
• Investigation of explosion at Mid’twn home continues
• Playing with heart, Eagles executing better
• Your voice … your vote
• Nelson Riddle Orchestra to perform in concert Oct. 2
• Tour de Fair Haven
• Cartoon
• ‘Fresh’ is September theme
• Young Rockets enjoy flying under radar this season
• NOTES
• Belmar to host ‘Beer on the Pier’
• Middletown Ripken team did do something great
• Entries sought for group art exhibit
• Hazlet PD operations to be reviewed
• Connie Lucas
• Apply for heroism scholarship by Oct. 15
• Woman’s Club collecting items for soldiers during Matawan Day
• Stephen W. Bremer
• Healthy Habitats contest under way
• Middletown opts into Live Where You Work
• John Paul Pavlo
• Clean Ocean Action benefit at Sandy Hook
• Mat-Ab to address debt; eyes lower interest rates
• Alexander A. Wheeler
• Keyport mayor calls letter a political ploy
• Holmdel resident supports Berk & McFarland
• Rolling Thunder
• DiMaso and Hinds merit this Holmdel voter’s support
• Congress has achieved nothing but massive debt
• Middletown resident likes town’s new recycling law
• Greenway at park to receive upgrades
• Resident: Vote for Mahoney for needed change
• Arc and Brookdale forge partnership
• A letter to Reps. Holt and Pallone
• Handlin urges action on medical malpractice bill
• Resident supports Little over Pallone for Congress
• An ‘angel in the outfield’ for Daniel’s Diamond
• A pattern of dirty tricks in race for 12th District seat
• Middletown properties to be reassessed
• Keyport Historical Society programs
• Blues progressing quite well knocking off nation’s No. 1
• Bayshore Community Hospital and CareOne at Holmdel Honored
• 9/11 remembrance ceremony
• In the game
• Bakery goal: 1,000 cupcakes for charity
• Despite budget cuts, it’s back to basics at Mat-Ab schools
• Labor contracts behind Middletown tax rate hike
• Olof H. Friberg
• Middletown World Trade Center Memorial Gardens
• Marie Clayton Pomphrey
• Boro aims to become more business friendly
• Ruth Eileen (Foulks) Ferrante
• NOTES
• Juan Manuel Sola
• Hospice Care seeks telephone volunteers
• Resident says Middletown Republicans are doing excellent job
• Church to hold dinner, women’s conference
• Homeowner grateful for teens’ work on a hot day
• N.J. offering rebates on new appliances
• Middletown Twp. Committee is dysfunctional
• Local resident wins Gong-A-Thon contest
• ‘Racing at the Shore’
• Hawks climb to No. 7 in national rankings
• Home and garden competition to be held at Longstreet Farm
• POW/MIA, Gold Star Mothers Recognition Day
• One More Laugh sets mark in winning 56th Cane Pace
• Teens to register bone-marrow donors
• Makin’ a move
• in the service
• RBC undeterred by its early 0-2 start
• Program aims to boost recycling of paper
• Red Bank Catholic High School quarterback Ryan Spahr
• Aberdeen approves $15M budget for 2010
• Barnes to the rescue as Huskies open with win
• We will never forget
• Putting it on the line
• Nancy Marie Marchese
• Alzheimer’s is topic of science lecture
• Wayne R. Higgins
• Saturday in the Park
• Antonio Petruzzella
• A day of remembrance at Strathmore fields
• Cellie M. Parrish
• Fine art and music focus of Bayonet Farm festival
• Resident applauds efforts to rein in union contracts
• Marine’s film provides ‘Severe Clear’ view of Iraq War
• Mosque controversy might provide ‘seminal event’
• It’s official: Bayshore merges with Meridian
• What’s in a name? Plenty
• 17th annual Saturday in the Park Women’s 5K Run and Scenic 3K Walk
• Call her anything but don’t call her ma’am
• September: Time for reality check
• NOTES
• Cartoon
• Flowers, rocks, sticks and truth
• 9/11 remembrance ceremony in Mid’twn
• Celebrities, congressman, physicians support Walk for Food Allergy on Sept. 11
• McKean set to complete 50 marathons in 50 states
• Home and garden competition to be held at Longstreet Farm
• Defense comes first for Keyport Red Raiders
• Four men charged with selling bogus ferry tickets
• Area football teams are optimistic about 2010
• ‘Kittenpalooza’ offers half-price adoptions
• Huskies expect to get everyone’s best shot
• $3M Army grant funds defense technology center
• Irving Scheps
• Slocum family readies for annual reunion
• Cartoon
• in the service
• A veteran’s plea: Forget us not
• Bd. of Ed. hires business admin. at $156K per yr.
• Mid’twn Twp. Committee approves reduced budget
• Trenton fashion: This fall they’re all wearing black
• on campus
• In words and drawings, soldiers leave their mark in time
• Bean inspires Senate bill for vets’ services
• John M. “Jack” Flood
• 5K walk/run held at the Hazlet Swim and Tennis Club
• Brookdale Big Band
• Joseph Badessa
• A royal(ty) opportunity?
• New director named to Mat-Aberdeen Library
• Ethel Helen Stewart
• Work by county arts students on display
• Mid’twn to hold 9/11 remembrance ceremony
• Val Graham 20, 2010, at home.
• Brookdale now offers payment options
• Ready to run
• Carl Calergo Amato
• Come celebrate the Navesink on Sept. 18
• NOTES
• Christopher Scott Carroll
• Monmouth Museum hosts Anique Taylor exhibit
• Thomas J. Slater
• Twp. Committee confirms four police appointments
• Marie Malafronte
• Grant will fund regional coastal initiatives
• Michael C. Germinario
• New parking plan proposed for sports complex
• Will DEP become ‘Dept. of Expanding Pollution’?
• The Stanley Cup made a visit to our area
• Holmdel First Aid hosts wine adventure
• DEP has done ‘very little’ to clean up Raritan Bay
• I’m Gorgeous equals track record in winning Cane Pace qualifier
• County honors women’s right to vote, local leaders
• Resident: Remove education funding from taxes
• sports shorts
• Freeholders ask gov to weigh in on wind turbine
• Decorum was lacking at Keyport council meeting
• MU Hawks kick off 2010 season at Colgate Saturday
• Belmar to host Beer on the Pier
• Cartoon
• Area football team ready to start 2010
• 5K walk/run held at the Hazlet Swim and Tennis Club
• Brookdale Big Band
• Joseph Badessa
• A royal(ty) opportunity?
• New director named to Mat-Aberdeen Library
• Ethel Helen Stewart
• Work by county arts students on display
• Mid’twn to hold 9/11 remembrance ceremony
• Val Graham 20, 2010, at home.
• Brookdale now offers payment options
• Ready to run
• Carl Calergo Amato
• Come celebrate the Navesink on Sept. 18
• NOTES
• Christopher Scott Carroll
• Enjoy The Change Of Seasons During Harvest Home Festival
• Monmouth Museum hosts Anique Taylor exhibit
• Thomas J. Slater
• Twp. Committee confirms four police appointments
• Marie Malafronte
• Grant will fund regional coastal initiatives
• Michael C. Germinario
• New parking plan proposed for sports complex
• Will DEP become ‘Dept. of Expanding Pollution’?
• The Stanley Cup made a visit to our area
• Holmdel First Aid hosts wine adventure
• DEP has done ‘very little’ to clean up Raritan Bay
• I’m Gorgeous equals track record in winning Cane Pace qualifier
• County honors women’s right to vote, local leaders
• Resident: Remove education funding from taxes
• sports shorts
• Freeholders ask gov to weigh in on wind turbine
• Decorum was lacking at Keyport council meeting
• MU Hawks kick off 2010 season at Colgate Saturday
• Belmar to host Beer on the Pier
• Cartoon
• Area football team ready to start 2010
• in the service
• A veteran’s plea: Forget us not
• Bd. of Ed. hires business admin. at $156K per yr.
• Mid’twn Twp. Committee approves reduced budget
• Trenton fashion: This fall they’re all wearing black
• on campus
• In words and drawings, soldiers leave their mark in time
• Bean inspires Senate bill for vets’ services
• John M. “Jack” Flood
• John “Jack” F. Drum
• 1960s Family Day
• Marie C. (Barlok) Menges Sembler
• Holmdel weighs Lucent redevelopment study
• Elizabeth M. Miller
• Greater Media shows budding journalists the ropes
• Holmdel resident says he supports McFarland and Berk
• Fort Monmouth panel reflects on reuse mission
• Politics, ideology trump the needs of 9/11 first responders
• Vietnam Era Museum & Educational Center
• DEP’s order to remove oyster project makes no sense
• Cartoon
• Resident: Mid’twn not such a great place to live
• Colts, Caseys x-c teams nationally ranked
• Shop at Holiday Express, Tinton Falls
• Holmdel’s sewer rate increase discriminatory
• Jersey Shore Pop Warner kicks off 50th grid season
• Holmdel First Aid hosts wine adventure
• Readers say they feel the pain of no-service ‘service’
• Jones pleased with Lions play in summer leagues
• Sept. 12 event honors M’town South student
• NOTES
• Preseason practice at MRHS
• The Arc, Brookdale launch ‘Keep Achieving’
• FMERPA appoints reuse consulting group
• on campus
• Jersey Sound
• Rain gardens to be installed at Brookdale College
• Buck Mill Recreation Area
• Nancy Rinaldi
• Keyport council passes amendment to BID ordinance
• Jay T. Cohen
• Holmdel raises quarterly sewer rate
• John J. Oswald
• Robert C. Krugh
• Middletown will rebid drainage upgrades
• CILU picnic at Veterans Memorial Park on Sept. 11
• MAST students standouts at leadership academy
• 35th annual Clearwater Festival Aug. 21
• Mary Ellen Lupi
• Middletown District honors Special Olympians
• Natolia “Tolie” Moreau Brown
• Touring Sandy Hook
• Marjorie de Carvalho
• Boro resident receives national recognition for volunteerism
• Think about the horses during carriage rides
• Cty. supports nomination of two historic sites
• Judith Stanley Coleman was county’s ‘guardian angel’
• Get rid of unwanted tires by Aug. 31
• Middletown resident wants change
• Vietnam Era Center to host ’60s Family Day
• DiMaso, GOP are taking responsible steps
• A sad day for Raritan Bay
• Rock ’n’ rollin’
• American Littoral Society Fish-Tagging
• Marine Task Force to improve aquatic response time
• Cartoon
• ‘Quilting: Looking Forward’
• sport shorts
• NOTES AROUND TOWN
• Moody first in Woods Hollow race
• Freeholders hear presentation on Union Beach wind turbine
• Middletown all-stars playing in Babe Ruth World Series
• stork club
• Preseason Hawks ranked nationally for first time
• Freeholders honor Judith Stanley Coleman
• Summer successes bode well for Matawan baseball
• Man sentenced to prison term in fatal accident
• Horse racing needs time to adapt to changes
• End of Summer Luau
• Looking ahead to 2011, boro approves lot sales
• Gerard M. Pepe
• 5K Challenge
• Middletown trims costs by reducing recycling center hours
• Lucy C. (Zeni) George
• 20 Year Anniversary
• Man struck by train in Hazlet
• Louise (Lamberson) Bucco
• Fundraiser to be held
• Gateway joins network of protected areas
• Frank E. Maguire
• Math Grid Game Made
• Matawan Idol-ized
• Robert A. Page
• Family Day Sponsored
• for the record •••
• Frances E. Patsco
• Small Business Meeting
• County guide promotes access for walkers, cyclists
• Theresa Margaret Hoffman
• Annual event returns to Ocean Grove
• Book clubs are easy as checking out a book
• Anthony Battaglia
• Hazlet committee approves $18.9 budget
• Holmdel Township Committee did ‘an admirable job’
• Boro police issue to be resolved, mayor says
• Mid’twn should cut expenses instead of raising taxes
• Lifeguard Relays
• Mid’twn resident credits mayors with town’s success
• C-Town plan calls for retail, residential mix
• Project Porchlight focused on benefits of clean energy
• sport shorts •••
• Dancing on the Beach
• Mid’twn mayor urges support for Tool Kit
• Jersey Shore Wildcats win state AAU basketball title
• Cartoon
• Building-by-building plan is best for Ft. Hancock
• Freehold Raceway to open fall meet
• Truck Dedication
• Eagle Court of Honor
• Summer Basketball Action
• Golf Tournament
• ‘Charter and Early Members’ show celebrates guild’s 50 years
• Unforgettable summer for Middletown’s Miceli
• Advocates laud suspension of LNG proposal
• Filipinas (Dulce) T. Mead
• 44th annual Keyport Firemen’s Fair
• Augustine J. “Gus” Young
• Cartoon
• Judith Hurley Stanley Coleman
• Attendee of BRSA meeting has a different view of events
• Family field day to wrap up ’60s toy exhibit
• Conservation foundation mourns founder, prez
• NOTES
• Twp. receives grant for Rte. 34 sidewalk
• Vietnam Era Museum & Educational Center to host 1960s Family Day
• Eagles’ McGuinness has been busy on the road
• Monmouth Conservation Foundation founder dies
• Eagles gaining recognition
• Mid’twn appoints energy manager to meet terms of federal grant
• Middletown 10U wins Northern Jersey state title
• Holmdel green team to focus on planet, prosperity
• Lookin At Lucky romps at Izod Haskell Invitational
• Experts confirm oil spill unlikely to reach Jersey Shore
• Nicholas Pepe
• Police administration ordinance amendment shot down
• Nadine K. (Keane) Page
• Contract OK’d for Mat-Ab business administrator
• Cornelius M. White
• All-Women Tourney
• Robert J. Ganter Sr.
• June 2010 Programs in County Park
• Hooked Rug Exhibit At Historic Longstreet Farm
• Wool Days/Sheep Shearing At Historic Longstreet Farm
• Exhibit Case Tracing Monmouth County Park System’s History At Holmdel Park
• Boat Ramp At The Manasquan Reservoir Opens For The Season
• Free Activites Planned For March
• The Farmhouse at Historic Longstreet Farm Opens For The Season
• Free Activites Planned For February
• Free Activities Slated For December
• Fall Into Autumn Fun In The Parks
• Cornucopia Of Fun Planned For Historic Longstreet Farm’s Harvest Home Festival
• Welcome Autumn At Harvest Home Festival
• Memorial Day Ceremony
• Wool Days/Sheep Shearing At Historic Longstreet Farm
• Park System To Host Several Free Activities In February
• INTERNET SALES PEOPLE WANTED FOR HOLMDEL
• Holmdel Township Summer Academic Enrichment Program & Sports Program
• Annual Golf Outing

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