Long Branch, NJ News

• Long Branch, NJ News
• Milltown post office: a light at end of the tunnel
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• RBC looking to rebound in state tournament play
• SJV rallies past Mid. South to win MCT softball title
• ‘Pure grit’ carries RFH to back-to-back SCT titles
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• ‘Donald Voorhees, Maestro, and Michael Scherfen, Protégé’
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• MHA awards honorees at annual dinner
• Master Gardeners available to speak
• Gardening in May: Is it plant or beast?
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• Precious Blood Church hosts golf tournament
• Honora “Nancy” Stern
• DAR essay contest winners announced
• Grant would fund upgrades to N. Locust, Rivington avenues
• Nat’l Cancer Survivors Day walk June 3
• ‘Paws for a Cause’ in Long Branch June 2
• Plans for new arts hall at Monmouth University
• Class of 2012
• A letter to President Obama
• Thanks to all involved in downtown cleanup
• New Jersey residents need ‘real’ tax relief
• Reader wants to bring green to Garden State
• Remember our military men, women, families
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• Choraliers concert salutes U.S. in song
• Shore EZ Ride shuttle adds Long Branch to beach route
• School districts agree to shared superintendent
• One open door, 40 years of teaching
• Army accord with FMERA is official
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• American Stare Premiering at NJ Rep
• State sectionals are next for lacrosse teams
• RBC wins county track; Andre captures sprint titles
• Casey girls win SCT lacrosse, get top seed in state sectional
• Monmouth Park opens with increase in attendance, handle
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• ‘Color My World’ quilt exhibit
• Beach access is subject of talk at BCC May 21
• ‘Coast to Coast’ bike ride benefits MS programs
• Precious Blood church hosts golf tournament
• Benjamin J. Betti
• Elizabeth Scalfani
• Creative Monmouth: an incubator for ideas, solutions
• Planner: Applicants should disclose political donations
• Horsemen take reins at Monmouth Park
• Bias came through in writer’s letter to the editor
• Political Cartoon
• Nanny states say being healthy is no cakewalk
• L.B. councilwoman leads clean city initiative
• Parking meters get mixed reviews in Long Branch
• Route 35/36 construction to be completed by mid-July
• Eatontown preschool hosts open house
• Eatontown to step up enforcement of seat belt use
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• Driver’s persistence pays off
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• BCC men’s lacrosse team makes it three-straight Region titles
• Ex-Hawk Vazquez inks contract with NASL’s Puerto Rico Islanders
• RFH, Long Branch win events at county relays
• Big week for RBC’s Totland as she and Caseys win titles
• Gloucester stops Brookdale again in Region XIX final
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• Greater Media Newspapers takes home 15 awards in NJPA contest
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• Mayors seek return of tax revenues siphoned off by state
• ‘Paintings from the Eastern Seaboard’
• Red Bank Art Walk steps into creative spaces
• Tower Hill plans May 20 Brahms concert
• Public invited to film screening May 20
• Talk to focus on tree pruning and care
• What’s for lunch? Students campaign for improved plate
• Farmers market could bear fruit for downtown area
• Race is very much a topic of discussion
• Monmouth County tax levy still at 2010 rate
• Women have come a long way, still have work to do
• Political Cartoon
• National Cancer Survivors Day walk June 3
• Monmouth Park traffic control to cost local towns
• Takanassee buildings to be preserved at private site
• $3.4M grant will fund dental clinic at health center
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• Release Point Auditions at NJ Rep
• CBA 2nd, RBC 5th in Penn Relays Championship of America DM races
• RBR softball team scoring early and often this spring
• RBC looking to bounce back from first losses of the season
• Mid-season lacrosse
• BCC softball team heads to Region XIX tournament
• Monmouth Festival of the Arts May 5-9
• Boro Council terminates volunteer firefighter
• Towns move to protect COAH trust funds
• Kids’ events planned at Eatontown library
• Switch in electrical provider to save Eatontown $43K
• John Powell exhibit opens in Red Bank
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• Brain tumor seminar will be held May 7
• Pallone to activists: Environment under attack
• Out of Jersey, into Africa: women on the rise
• Host towns feel impact of fort closing; look to future
• Greater Shore Band in concert May 8
• Speak Up for Kids open house May 7
• Name-calling can begin a downward spiral
• Cartoon
• They’ve drawn one more ridiculous line in the sand
• Expanded boardwalk added to final phase of Pier Village
• Long Branch approves $50.4M budget for 2012
• Spend a weekend steeped in history
• Mayors seek return of tax revenues siphoned off by state
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• Hawk athletes set new school records at Princeton, Moravian invitationals
• RFH Crew starts season with a win at North Jersey Regatta
• Spartan softball team is ready to take next step
• Zone is making a difference for Lady Bucs lacrosse team
• Penn Relays always special for high school t&f teams
• Fans can’t get enough of comics great Rudy Nebres
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• Robert A. Francesconi
• Raymond R. Campbell
• Linda Merlucci Dattoli
• Survivors’ stories still at heart of Holocaust center
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• Monmouth U looking for memorabilia
• National Cancer Survivors Day walk June 3
• ‘Linear Configurations’
• ‘Food for Thought’ benefit April 30
• 18th Monmouth Beach run set for May 12
• Preventing Medicare scams to be discussed May 18
• Ocean Twp. man indicted for making, selling fake IDs
• Applications available for Ocean preschool
• Jewish center to host scholar in residence
• Shade Tree Comm. holds talk on tree care
• Experts on Lyme disease to speak
• Animal advocacy event April 28-29
• Animal reiki class being offered May 4
• Beach badges on sale beginning May 1
• Cooking lessons: a bonding experience
• ‘Tough Love’ helps ‘gold digger’ find treasure within
• Women in govt. to mentor high school juniors
• Passion for writing ‘works like fertilizer’ for RBR students
• Next phase of replenishment to begin in Monmouth Beach
• West Long Branch approves $10.2M municipal budget
• W. Long Branch properties to be revalued for 2013
• Walking is effective way to combat obesity
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• Marlboro drawing line in the sand over COAH funds
• Activists: DEP beach access rules ignore 99 percent
• Fresh Air Fund hosts say participation is rewarding
• Horsemen’s Monmouth Park lease upheld
• Advocates slam DEP’s revised beach access rules
• Application withdrawn, new plans in works for LNG port
• ‘Big’ and ‘little’ share decade with lasting impact
• ‘Stop the silence … stop the violence’
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• Beach Badges Available For Monmouth County Park System’s Seven Presidents Oceanfront Park
• Shore AC athletes shine coast to coast
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• First horses arrive at Monmouth for 2012 season that begins May 12
• Blue Devils riding momentum of early win over Bulldogs
• RBC girls want to repeat 2011 win on the golf links
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• Locals to be honored with Humanitarian Award
• Monmouth Medical among top ERs
• Monmouth Park’s history is topic of talk
• Animal reiki class being offered May 4
• Valerie Fund receives 10,000 donation
• Child Find under way in Ocean Township
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• Newfound purpose
• ‘Fun Can Be Work!’
• April: Spring blew in wildly
• Mother’s Day garden retreat
• Ocean Museum hosts Hindenburg program
• Ocean Township Library hosts Green Fair April 21
• Italian society member to serve in Afghanistan
• Help for managing Mother’s Day April 24
• John A. Brockriede
• Legislators rally support for saving Howard Lab
• Brookdale Guitar Show turns it up to 11
• Rep. Pallone to address environmental issues
• Eatontown joins energy-use program
• Beck: Racetrack lease deal will hold up to challenge
• Plastic remains No. 1 pollutant on Jersey coast
• Child Abuse Awareness Month: Make prevention a priority
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• New Jersey found a pot of gold, and wants to keep it
• Democrats slate meeting, talk for April 19
• Eatontown approves $22M budget for 2012
• L.B. to bond for parking meters
• Surfrider Foundation advocates for coastal issues
• Source of Wampum Lake pollution in dispute
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• How to get sports news in the paper
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• Hawks sweep Quinnipiac to run win streak to five
• RFH hopes loss to Shore will reverse SCT fortunes
• Falcons hoping to contend in B North girls lacrosse
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• Egg-citing surprise
• Public invited to restore dunes
• Reform Temple hosts open house April 20
• NJ Chamber Singers to perform ‘Lux Aeterna’
• Bronze Star awarded posthumously to West Long Branch resident
• Eatontown: Bills to expand OPRA would burden towns
• Up in the sky, it’s not a bird, or a plane — it’s The Donald
• Adoptee seeks transparency in adoptions
• Voice your opinion about S.S. and Medicare programs
• Made in Monmouth deemed a success
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• David Goldman ‘keeps light shining’ on child abduction
• Help with utility and fuel bills is available
• National Cancer Survivors Day walk June 3
• Angelini opens Ocean Township office
• L.B. district BOE passes budget without cuts
• Cancers may be added to 9/11 first-responder bill
• Eatontown school budget reflects tax levy increase
• St. George Church to celebrate Easter in new home
• Falling enrollment leads to tax increase for MRHS
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• Aaman is Shore Coaches 2012 Player of the Year
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• Segal, Dennis run one-two in St. Paddy’s 10-mile race
• Player development is key to Falcons’ continued success
• Simon overcomes injury setback and will play soccer at Syracuse
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• Axelrod PAC presents Jewish/Israeli film series
• Donna Rudd McCandless
• Margaret M. Hayden
• Bruce “Stats” Statham
• Child’s introduction to sports
• Event at Battleground for McDonald House
• Health center to host free cancer screenings
• It’s spring-cleaning time for the beach
• Contes & Friends Concert for Tent City
• County food drive aims to stock FoodBank for summer
• ‘Power in silence, strength in numbers’
• ‘Greed+Fear= Irrational Exuberance’
• Monmouth U slates Global Understanding Convention
• Ocean Twp. plans walking, bicycling routes to school
• April programs at Long Branch Public Library
• Pioneering women rabbis
• LADACIN marks 60 years of service
• Let’s just admit it: The money is pretty nice
• Obama isn’t to blame for rise in gas prices
• An email to Gov. Christie: Tenure must end
• The Trayvon Martin shooting: a time to reflect
• Cartoon
• Monmouth U looking for memorabilia
• Eatontown, Monmouth Beach agree to shared court
• Nontraditional students eligible for $1,250 Eastern Monmouth Chamber scholarships
• Legislators stump for education, tax reforms
• Funding sought for second phase of housing projects
• O, say, can you … sing?
• W.L.B. district budgets for loss of Interlaken students
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• Monmouth Park will host Breeder’s Cup Challenge race
• Blue Devils looking to build on last year’s championship
• Coaches pick Girls All-Shore Team
• Scannapieco is pleased with Brookdale’s start
• Bulldogs restocking after state championship season
• Warming up
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• Barbara Elaine Tunny
• Frances M. Patti
• Patience A. Nelson
• George F. Marsh
• ‘The Stations of the Cross’
• Ocean Museum plans 8th annual spring tea
• Residents fighting cancer honored
• Monmouth U. launches search for new president
• Twins give back to NICU that saved them
• A place to pin patriotism and hearts following 9/11
• Celtic Tribute 5K benefit run April 7 in Long Branch
• Monmouth Beach’s annual race is May 12
• Turbine court case a four-year legal battle
• BRSA turbine appeal reaches appellate court
• Morro Castle display at Shipwreck Museum
• Future of Poplar Village tied to grant funds
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• NAMI NJ celebrating heroes campaign
• L.B. Concordance to honor local educators
• West Long Branch introduces $10.2M municipal budget
• Borough plans $280K in upgrades to senior center
• It’s one of those good news, bad news deals
• Brain Injury Awareness Month: time for action
• Better options for use of Long Branch’s grant
• Cartoon
• Care package drive for military working dogs
• Eatontown, West Long Branch police patrol schools
• Fort sewage pipes may be tied to Wampum Lake pollution
• Second Baptist Church grows in size and spirit
• Advocates fault revised beach-access rules
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• Kilimanjaro Kick-off Celebration
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• RBC hockey team took on some of state’s best teams
• Blues finish in sixth place at NJCAA championships
• St. Paddy’s 10-mile run requires a lot of planning, volunteers
• Caseys out for more after SCT winning campaign
• Getting their practice shots in
• Volunteers needed to help at blood drives
• Conor Patrick Talbot
• David “Butch” Gene Martz
• Sylvia J. Kindle
• Lewis J. Burgess
• Spring(steen) is in the air
• Alliance hosts annual Jean Townsend exhibit
• Skeletons of 1964 World’s Fair
• March: Au revoir, winter
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• GOTCC to host luncheon, awards
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• Historical association slates spring events
• Monmouth Beach’s annual race is May 12
• Monmouth University launches search for new president
• Capoeirathon benefit Saturday
• Eatontown joins Whalepond Brook watershed group
• Boro, horsemen view track as year-round venue
• Home Resource Expo informs buyers, owners
• Pavilion slated for next phase of Manahassett Park
• The kids always said that school food tastes funny
• FMERA in talks for Patterson clinic building
• March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month
• N.J. senators stand up for women’s freedom
• Sandy Hook patrons need to take action now
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• Eatontown council introduces $22M budget
• Strengthening Families program begins May 8
• Eatontown, Monmouth Beach discuss shared court
• Teen Arts
• City to offer shuttle to beach
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• How to get sports news in the paper
• Lancers’ future looks bright despite loss in sectional final
• Monmouth adding men’s lacrosse to its Division I sports programs
• Shore track teams are counting on experience for spring season
• RBC girls are All-Americans in 4x800 after third place at indoor nationals
• Brookdale cagers ranked No. 1 after winning Region 19 title
• Sharon Beth O’Keefe
• Robert Peter Kluxen
• Keith H. McLaughlin
• Capoeirathon benefits breast cancer foundation
• Boro council reviews next phase of Husky Brook Park
• Ellen Martin: Small works
• Identity: Teen arts shine at Brookdale
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• Community Health Fair March 21
• Get to know people with intellectual and developmental disabilities
• Field Station has something for everyone
• Golden Glove athletes working toward goals
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• Eatontown group steps up anti-litter campaign
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• District plans new policies to address school incident
• L.B. Middle School honored for healthy lunches
• Christie touts shared services at town hall meeting
• District plans new policies to address school incident
• RBC hockey team took on some of state’s best teams
• Ranney fencers win epee title at state District II championships
• RBC, SJV girls advance in state playoff basketball
• RBC girls win Eastern States Distance Medley Relay title
• Ocean’s Hertling, Bigelow medal at state wrestling championships
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• Ann Borneo
• Eleanor P. Porcelli
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• Birthday party brainstorm
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• ‘Pure Expression’
• Zinkali Trio to be in West Long Branch
• Eatontown residents on path to wellness
• Monmouth U looking for memorabilia
• ‘Jazz and Poetry With Robert Pinsky’
• Rutgers fair aims to ‘Retool Your Career’
• O.T. chamber hosts breakfast meeting March 8
• FMERA in talks for Patterson clinic building
• ‘It is fun to have fun’
• Help for first-time homebuyers, struggling homeowners
• Million Moms on warpath about gay life in Riverdale
• Inhalant use is a silent, preventable epidemic
• Resident still sees Gingrich as racist
• Cartoon
• 11th annual KDM fun run to be March 10
• State development plan raises concerns
• Beachfront residents object to parking meters
• M.U. president reflects on tenure, looks forward
• New owners plan Ocean Place upgrades
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• Elks host fundraiser for West End fire victims
• Freehold Raceway reopens March 1
• New Jersey Golden Gloves to make two local stops
• Brookdale hosts region basketball tournament
• Five Spartans wrestlers are headed to state championships
• RBC’s Marzano kicks her way to Indoor MOC 1,600 crown
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• BBBS Bowl for Kids’ Sake fundraiser March 3
• ‘Gimme Shelter’
• RBC students perform ‘Into the Woods’
• Local historians speak on early
• Community support needed for annual prom boutique
• Former Sea Bright mayor remembered for her service
• Jobs, future of Monmouth Park tied to lease
• March programs at Long Branch library
• Family Science Night
• Reader: Cartoon is in poor taste and column is offensive
• Soldier On program coming to Fort Monmouth
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• Job fair attendees in search of better futures
• Boro approves block party ordinance
• Capoeirathon will benefit breast cancer foundation
• City mulls making parking meters permanent fixtures
• Seaside art retreat March 23-25
• Long Branch applies for grant funds for new park
• Anniversary events honor Girl Scouts’ achievements
• Eatontown mail center to continue some services
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• Red Bank Catholic’s 4x400 relay win clinches state track title
• Ocean adds District 22 title to championship season
• SJV advances; RBC, RFH girls beaten in SCT quarterfinals
• Guild hosts members’ show
• 11th annual KDM fun run to be March 10
• NOTES
• Stakeholders discuss future of Rumson-Sea Bright span
• Mall going to the dogs … and cats
• George G. Bailey Sr.
• Florence “Honey” E. Sickler
• Celebrate Dr. Seuss and reading on March 1
• Kids’ events planned at Eatontown library
• Kindergarten, integrated pre-K registration
• Brookdale facilities, not tuition, at issue
• Emergency Response open house Feb. 25
• FMERA negotiating with software co. for fort property
• ‘Angels’ come to the aid of Family & Children’s Service
• Christie playing politics with same-sex marriage
• Teen dating violence is a serious epidemic, but help is nearby
• Columnist’s statements premature, reader says
• Bill favors profits over health, safety
• Cartoon
• Eatontown poised to join watershed group
• Chamber’s Business & Consumer Expo May 16
• 7th Avenue Community Garden kicks off April 14
• Community reaches out to fire victims
• City will look to keep West End ambiance
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• City gears for change in Broadway Arts Zone
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• Red Cross assists Long Branch fire victims
• Tough schedule has Bulldogs ready for Dowd Cup tourney
• RFH girls win CJ II indoor t&f championship
• Rockets, Spartans, Colts are teams to watch in District 22
• South Plainfield edges Ocean for Group III state mat title
• A Day of Fun
• Photos that provoke questions in Long Branch
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• Tubing during a snowless winter
• Celebrate winter wildlife with Sandy Hook seal walk
• Wrestling Superstars event returns to area
• Black history read-in bridges gap between eras
• Monmouth U looking for memorabilia
• BBBS Bowl for Kids’ Sake fundraiser set for March 3
• Help for first-time homebuyers, struggling homeowners
• College tour preps students for future success
• Student Art Competition March 4
• NAMI NJ celebrates heroes
• L.B. Senior Center to offer insurance help
• New law lets a little more sun shine on government
• Memo to Pres. Obama
• All honest work is respectable
• Cartoon
• Art imitates life
• Beck: Horsemen, state near accord on racetrack
• Brookdale hosts Feb. 24 job fair
• Emergency Response open house Feb. 25
• Boro Council adopts change to mobile home ordinance
• Eatontown BOE begins 2012-13 budget process
• Rail safety blueprint to promote safety, cut deaths
• Negro Leaguer: ‘We just wanted to play baseball’
• Fire routs West End businesses
• Owner is excited to bring Runner’s High to Freehold
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• Unexpected depth carries RFH swimmers to a title
• Hawks 2012 recruiting class includes area football players
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• Pallone: Sports betting would be windfall for N.J.
• Polar Bear Plunge benefits Ronald McDonald House
• Capoeirathon will benefit breast cancer foundation
• Eatontown plans to polish ‘hidden jewel’
• Seashore Day Camp’s Day of Fun set for Feb. 11
• Wanamassa’s got talent
• Gingrich misrepresented by letter writer
• Animal registry safeguards the community
• Writer’s swipe at custodial work is misguided
• Cartoon
• Towns, county to work on regional disaster plan
• 21st annual Red and White Affaire, Feb. 18
• Eatontown businesses think local
• 11th annual KDM fun run to be March 10
• Casting call Feb. 10 at Woodbridge Mall
• Eatontown Planning Board goes paperless
• Train accident challenges family to regain strength
• Officials see a visionary in LBHA’s Garrett
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• Jr. Titans hockey players tendered by NAHL teams
• Spartan girls bowling team going to SCT with confidence
• LBHS’s Brodie likes Rutgers despite coaching shakeup
• Bucs’ ice hockey team aiming for winning record
• Powerhouse
• Thinking devices
• Josephine B. Trezza
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• Students’ artwork on display at L.B. library
• Shore Regional H.S. marks 50 years
• Jean Palmieri-Tocci
• Chocolate Lovers’ Weekend, Feb. 11 & 12
• Four-vehicle accident damages traffic signal
• Employee charged with embezzling $130K from Eatontown firm
• Elks’ dinners offer hearty fare
• Nonprofit to return to Officers Row
• Sometimes, we all need a coach in our corner
• Resident sees racism in candidate’s remarks
• Cartoon
• Brookdale to host Feb. 24 job fair
• Eatontown approves housing for residents with special needs
• City seeks to remain a regional center
• Monmouth U celebrates Black History Month
• WLB kindergarten registration Feb. 22-23
• Amnesty International film on education in Iran, Feb. 18
• Volunteer at the center of serving others
• Eatontown repeals open space ordinance
• Locals districts on board with election move
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• New Jersey Rep Presents Summer In Sanctuary by Al Letson
• West Long Branch BOE considers moving election
• Chivas USA taps MU’s Allen in MLS supplemental draft
• Bulldogs starting to find their stride on the hardwood
• Casey runners put down fast times at Yale Classic
• A life that hit all the right notes
• Call for art entries for ‘Gimme Shelter’ event
• Winter concert
• NOTES
• Reformed Bible Study to begin in Red Bank
• Transparency bill sheds light on ‘shadow government’
• Oris “Bill” W. Jones
• Quilt club stitches to help those in need
• Bertha “Marty” Oliva
• Racine “Ray” E. Megill
• School vote can be moved to Nov.
• No more Twinkies? Now that’s a real nightmare
• N.J. toll road drivers are taking an unfair hit with increase
• Public awareness of pancreatic cancer needed
• Deferred compensation has put us in tough spot
• Cartoon
• Circle of Friends club enjoys holiday season
• Eatontown Fire Dept. asks for new vehicle
• Rumson lecture will focus on Arab Spring
• Monmouth Medical ER caters to senior population
• Grow Monmouth offers new business tool
• Atlanticville’s Top 10 stories of 2011
• Bill permits stand-ins for mayors on FMERA
• School districts look at sharing services
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• What's Happening at NJ Rep 2012
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• Ranney girls win Panther Classic
• RBC girls poised to defend county swimming crown
• Colts expect to be stronger in second half of the season
• RFH, RBC among Shore winners at Showcase
• NOTES
• Volunteers needed at city’s thrift shop
• Program will provide resources for children with special needs
• Alfred J. Ossino
• Sean Patrick Connolly
• Helen Kiley
• Betty (Leunes) Maltese
• Nominate a ‘Woman of Distinction’
• 11th annual KDM fun run to be March 10
• Temple to host interfaith panel
• Memorial School to hold annual dinner
• Study: Mallette Hall would cost boro $15M
• 33rd annual Juried Art Exhibition
• Holmdel’s DiMaso wins freeholder seat
• The stars are aligned
• Sierra Club director to lecture at BCC
• Barnabas to offer 8-week hospice training
• Attorney sought on charges of stealing clients’ funds
• Much must be done to realize Dr. King’s dream
• NJ Transit plan to privatize parking must proceed with caution
• The dream lives on
• Gravestone ensures Civil War nurse won’t be forgotten
• Long Branch Fire Dept. adapts to fort closure
• Ocean Twp. may join Whale Pond partnership
• City celebrates life of purpose and inspiration
• NAMI NJ launches heroes’ campaign
• Boro plans to create housing for residents with disabilities
• ‘Now is the time to join Dr. King’s dream’
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• Hawks invited to MLS combine
• Area teams to be featured at Boardwalk Hoop Group Showcase
• Indoor auto racing returns to Atlantic City
• Spartan bowlers are still throwing strikes
• SJV rallies past RFH in key A Central game
• BBBSMMC celebrates the season, with help
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• ‘Bare with us ...’ Uh, no thank you.
• MLK Guild to sponsor commemorative events Jan. 12-16
• Alfred J. Ossino
• Sean Patrick Connolly
• NJ Transit to privatize parking by summer
• Parks to host seashore open house Jan. 22
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• Monmouth Park racetrack — a taxpayers’ black hole
• Readers urged to avoid pet stores
• Rest in peace, Common Sense
• Cartoon
• 11th annual KDM fun run to be March 10
• Curley calls for overhaul of county salaries, spending
• Bishops address poverty in New Jersey
• Uppity Children with talent
• Eatontown appointments marked by political divide
• Two men sentenced in money laundering scheme
• Photographers pick best of 2011
• Plan to transfer USPS mail processing panned
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• Colonials to host Patriots in first Kuhnert Classic
• Trotters on for 2012 at the Meadowlands
• Disappointing start for Bucs following best season in decade
• RBR’s Osmont to continue lacrosse career at High Point
• Area wrestlers shine at holiday tournaments
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• Daughters of American Revolution Chapter marks 110th anniversary
• Thanks for generosity
• What happened to Santa Claus?
• State’s policy shortsighted
• Cartoon
• Local fire districts receive funding for new equipment
• DOT: Route 35/36 project on schedule
• Brain Bee open to all high school students
• Collier offers path to positive changes
• Long Branch joins watershed partnership
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• BCC men’s basketball team ranked seventh nationally
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• Bulldogs want to clear state semi-final hurdle
• Young RFH basketball team is earning its stripes on the fly
• John L. Schwarz
• Terry Terrific
• William Flock
• Chinese New Year: dragons & dim sum
• Eatontown homes light up the holiday
• Activist arrested for disorderly conduct at FMERA meeting
• Workshops on wills and trusts Jan. 11
• Songs of the season
• You’re not getting fat, you’re just a survivor
• Group seeks sponsors to help donkeys, horses
• Before you step under the mistletoe …
• Cartoon
• Prom fashion show slated for Jan. 20
• NOTES
• Beck: Monmouth Park accord expedites rebid
• Beachgoers can shuttle to the shore
• Festival of Lights
• Ocean Twp. adopts pedestrian, bicycle plan
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• Williams, Elardo win twice for Hawks at Lehigh track meet
• Lancers to rely on depth, standard defensive play
• Handchen Cup-winning RBC eyeing another strong season
• Covin is back in charge of Green Wave basketball
• Playing puck
• Juanita G. Doucette
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• Test your knowledge of the county Jan. 11
• Oakhurst woman admits embezzling from homeowners
• An art-full holiday
• Hospice volunteers sought to help others
• Gretchen A. Green
• Rodney R. King
• Girl Scouts seek vols.
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• Holiday joy
• Ocean Twp. funds study of Poplar Village units
• New Jersey pols come through for veterans
• County continuing to improve shared services opportunities
• AARP to fight potential phone rate hikes
• An open letter to Gov. Chris Christie
• Cartoon
• Help is available for post-partum sufferers
• Storm-water pipe draws fire from civic assoc.
• Monmouth Park talks down to the wire
• Public meeting Jan. 3 on plan to close mail processing center
• L.B. getting finances in place for pier & ferry
• BBBS makes year-end appeal for funds
• Help-Portrait: What a photo is worth
• L.B. to bond $950K for beachfront
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• Goals remain the same for RBC girls basketball
• Manofmanymissions, Market Share win New Jersey Sire Stakes awards
• Returning veterans are the key for Green Wave wrestling team
• Hawks’ Allen named to NCAA All-America Team
• ‘Holiday Show 2011’
• Timothy F. O’Boyle
• NOTES
• Maureen Sutphen
• Lewis H. Robertson
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• NJNG will pass savings along with bill credit
• Audubon to fly the coop at Sandy Hook
• Cupcake sale raises funds for Eatontown schools
• ‘Season’s Greetings’
• OnRamp helps connect individuals to new jobs
• Woe at U.S. Postal Service is being felt in Milltown
• Readers urged to support animal shelters, avoid pet stores
• Help is available to victims of sexual abuse
• Dreaming of a green Garden State Christmas
• Cartoon
• Freeholders to reorganize on Jan. 5
• County upgrades traffic lights
• Middle-schoolers learn soccer can help feed the hungry
• Fort to begin transition to private ownership
• FoodBank challenges local schools to end hunger
• N.B. cheerleading team to hold tryouts
• Eatontown seeking money for study on Wampum Lake
• All bets are off at Monmouth Park
• Photo
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• BCC’s Cornwell, Katona are tabbed as Divison III soccer All-Americans
• Photos
• Shrewsbury fireman was Giants’ honorary captain
• Huskies turns tables on RFH and win CJ II football title
• Christmas delights, Hanukkah lights
• ‘Let It Snow’
• NOTES
• Mary E. McCarthy
• City to regulate outdoor storage containers
• Monmouth U to host Kortney Rose night
• L.B students to get tablets for learning
• A misguided effort to protect the farm team
• Hunter addresses concerns named in article
• Long Branch loses a citizen of rare integrity
• Future fort development a concern for local mayors
• Ocean Grove house & inn tour Dec. 10, 11
• AARP to fight potential phone rate hikes
• Recent tragedy puts focus on domestic violence
• Cartoon
• Restaurant owners sentenced on tax scam, harboring aliens
• Eatontown Lions Club tree lot provides for community
• Ocean Grove house & inn tour Dec. 10, 11
• Choraliers’ Christmas concert recalls 1940s era
• FMERA director: Everything is on the table
• Army 2nd Infantry Division vets sought
• Be a Santa to a local, needy senior citizen
• Rachel’s Challenge brings Columbine message home
• Adoption Day: Making it official
• Murdered tot’s father arraigned
• Photo
• Murdered tot’s father arraigned; bail kept at $10M
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• RBC ends on high note; RFH playing for CJ II title
• Ranney School athletic teams had productive fall campaigns
• Ocean Lightning win State Cup title
• RFH harriers are state’s best after capturing MOC crown
• Alvin Colson
• Sea Grant Consortium’s NJ Shore Shots 2012 Calendar available
• NOTES
• New places, CD for Holiday Express 19th season
• Congregation B’nai Israel celebrates Jewish book month
• Monmouth County privatizes drawbridges to save $572K
• Local beauty by land and sea
• Sometimes, it’s fair to blame the messenger
• Residents honored at 2011 Crystal Ball
• Student art on display during December
• NPS: Sandy Hook beach fees based on area beach fees
• Tarantolo joins executive board of NJLM
• Eatontown PD achieves nat’l accreditation
• Holiday Lantern Tours at Historic Four Corners
• Father sought in murder of 2-year-old
• Brain tumor seminar slated for Dec. 5
• FMERA at work on zoning fort property
• Arc of Monmouth gets UnitedWay grant
• ‘Season’s Greetings’ concert in Wilson Hall
• Operation Sleighbells: a century-old tradition
• Teachers cook up funds for education
• Time for Main Street to ‘occupy’ Wall Street & D.C.
• Cartoon
• State funds L.B. housing projects
• Photo
• Hawks advance in NCAA over Stony Brook on PK’s
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• Blue Devils’ undefeated season is spoiled in TOC semifinals
• ‘Lit’
• NOTES
• Eatontown Lions get Santa visit Dec. 4
• Irene M. Kennedy
• Ingrid Indelicato
• Job fair aim: to help veterans transition back into work force
• Hydrofracking to be discussed Nov. 17
• City seeks grant to improve Troutman’s Creek drainage
• Soup D’Shore: more than a soup kitchen
• Volunteer helps others to look good, promotes well-being
• Riding the rails with Santa
• Enjoy your turkey, even if it’s killing our planet
• Blood donors make a difference
• Cartoon
• Eatontown to take control of roads at Parker Village
• Homeless veteran program coming to Fort Monmouth
• Shelter alumni star in MCSPCA calendar
• Eatontown looks for source of Wampum Lake pollution
• Photo
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• Hawks win NEC Tournament; NCAA Tournament bid is next
• RFH girls are state’s best in Group II cross country
• Shore field hockey team advances to NJSIAA TOC
• RBC, RFH win state playoff opening round victories
• ‘New Jersey Artists Emerged’
• NOTES
• Daniel Raymond Kardane
• Firefighters collecting for L.B. food pantries
• Soul Kitchen: Living on a prayer
• ‘Toys from the Attic’ display Dec. 3, 4
• MCSPCA has its eye on the $100K challenge prize
• ‘Wine and Dine’ for kids Dec. 3
• Hydrofracking to be discussed Nov. 17
• Eatontown Lions get Santa visit Dec. 4
• Incumbents hold on to seats in Eatontown, W. Long Branch
• Library hosts hall-of-famer, photos program
• Remembering the boys who came home
• Get your motor runnin’, then sit in the recliner
• Organ donors give hope, help make miracles happen
• Senator, assemblywomen thank voters
• Open space pays in many ways
• Cartoon
• GOP savors victory in Monmouth Co.
• FMERA wants feds to lease fort building
• Not just a number, more than a name
• City urged to revise preservation rules
• Photo
• New Jersey Rep Presents Bakersfield Mist Premiere
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• Trainer Cibelli is positioned to make history at Monmouth Park
• RBC, RFH football teams closing in on division titles
• Ranney captures fourth straight state sectional tennis championship
• RFH and Christ capture county x-c championship
• Julia Gulick Dodd
• Frederick J. Nagle
• Luigi Nannini
• Edward James Doyle
• business briefs 
• Buzz at The Guild
• Photo
• NOTES
• Finn Fest benefits brain tumor center
• Candidates Night in Eatontown Oct. 27
• L.B. district looks for windfall savings with solar project
• No contest for WLB council seats
• Time for fall family fun!
• letters policy 
• election letters 
• Keep N.J. heading in the right direction on Election Day
• NPS needs to open its books to the public, reader says
• Not everyone’s poor in ‘poorer’ school districts
• Rock the IBD Icons vote!
• ‘9/11: A Ten-Year Perspective’ Nov. 3 at M.U.
• FEMA extends N.J. deadline for disaster assistance
• L.B. sewer project nears completion
• Hospice volunteers sought to help others
• FMERA solicits buyers for first of fort parcels
• The 630-mile ride of her life
• UEZ director sees future for program
• Photo
• Ex-Spartan Lampa wins two titles for St. John’s men’s tennis team
• Hawks’ field hockey team remains perfect in NEC play
• sport shorts
• Breen announces that Breeder’s Cup will be Ruler On Ice’s next start
• RBC, RFH football teams closing in on division titles
• RBC focused on winning state title, return to TOC
• NOTES
• All-Shore Marching Band Festival
• ‘Deep Sea Salvage Operations’ Paintings by Monika McCall
• Women’s council hosts scholarship luncheon
• HABcore benefit planned for Oct. 21
• Law seminar on special-needs trusts Oct. 26
• October: Damage control in the garden
• Kenneth A. Kress
• John Friscia
• Hayden “Bud” L. Messner Jr.
• Free prostate cancer screening Nov. 14
• Eatontown to host Halloween Celebration
• Ghost Walk conjures up historic spirits
• Eatontown to join New Jersey live/work program
• 11th District Republicans seek re-election to Senate, Assembly
• Clean Ocean Action’s Beach Sweeps Oct. 22
• Challengers seek 11th District Senate, Assembly seats
• Cartoon
• Eatontown to join county Grow Monmouth initiative
• Eatontown resolves conflict in mobile home ordinances
• Incumbents, challengers in race for Eatontown Boro Council
• October is the time to speak out against domestic violence
• AARP offers voting guide
• Protesters right to blame Wall Street
• City looks to join county solar project
• Photo
• Brookdale soccer team undefeated, ranked No. 4
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• Bucs head into bye week off big win over Raritan
• RFH girls victorious at Manhattan Invitational
• Shore Regional vs. SJV
• Monmouth U. gender studies program to host film screening Nov. 8
• Tribute to prewar jazz and blues stars
• ‘19th Century Maritime Art: Our History in Paintings’
• NOTES
• Long Branch seeking holiday donations
• LADACIN to benefit from motorcycle run
• Chemistry Carnival makes science fun
• Halloween events at local libraries
• Schools adapt to new anti-bullying law
• Brookdale’s WWII center to host author
• Veterans Day Memorial Ride set for Nov. 11
• Jobs’ passing is harsh reminder of pancreatic cancer’s relentlessness
• Editorial cartoon unfair to New Jersey’s nurses
• New Jersey: Garden State or flooded state?
• Cartoon
• Monmouth Beach replenishment to begin
• Library hosts Tea for Three on Oct. 15
• Monmouth Beach Scarecrow Festival Oct. 22
• Residents ask boro to take over Parker Village streets
• International Walk to School Day
• Community updated on cleanup of gas plant site
• Photo
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• RFH girls, RBC boys win Shore Coaches x-c titles
• Notable college debut for McNamara
• Another close call for RBC as Caseys edge Long Branch
• Bulldogs beat Huskies again to take control of A Central
• ‘No Easy Walk’
• ‘SQ + SQx2: Images Within Squares and Double-Squares’
• NOTES
• Visiting nurses take on Hurricane Irene
• Shop owners talk business, challenges with Pallone
• Rita Mazza
• St. James’ Church celebrates centennial
• Churches participate in walk for the poor
• Pink Ribbon Bagels at Panera in October
• City will use $1.5M grant to rehire four police officers
• N.J. health care decisions best made by New Jerseyans
• Cancer patient urges women to eat right
• Fresh Air Fund thanks volunteers, supporters
• Cartoon
• Pallone, members of public sound off against fee hikes at Hook
• RCDS honored for community service
• Goodwill opens donation center, store in Ocean Township
• L.B. beaches bring in record revenues
• Museum presents ‘New Jersey Goes to War’
• Eatontown accepts civilian students from Earle
• Voters defeat $12.3M MRHS referendum
• Byrne to serve as Monmouth U. public servant in residence
• Block party & pooch parade
• Eatontown begins final phase of restructuring Police Dept.
• Photo
• Hawks upend preseason NEC favorite Blue Devils
• Photo
• Caseys remain optimistic that new starters will gel
• Green Wave soccer team is buoyed by veteran experience
• Hawks soccer
• Eatontown Day: Fun for all kinds of ‘kids’
• ‘Ethereal Images’
• Douglas M. Hine
• Lucille Morris
• ‘The State of Invention’ at Ocean Twp. Library
• Honor and remember the dream
• NOTES
• September exit strategy
• NPS delays release of plan for Hook
• Tarantolo calls for action on vacant Army housing
• Long Branch pursues open space grant for new park
• St. James’ to celebrate worship centennial
• Law is a simple solution to a horrible problem
• Dorothy Parker Day returns to Long Branch
• Ordinance meets rules for affordable housing
• Thanks to many who helped animals during Irene
• N.J. needs to legalize sports betting
• Cartoon
• Nat’l Sea Glass Festival visits Long Branch
• ‘NJ: The State of Invention’ at O.T. Library
• Elie Wiesel, teacher and student
• L.B. looks at replacing two fire trucks
• Eatontown mail processing facility may be closed
• Army clinic serving vets in new location
• FMERA continues talks with Army
• Photo
• RBC harriers poised for another big season
• Blue Devils always looking for ways to keep improving
• Good surfin’
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• Hawks keeper Meredith signs with MLS’s Seattle Sounders
• Hermosillo goes wire to wire in capturing Hesse Handicap
• Hospice volunteers sought to help others
• Winifred “Winnie” K. Burlew
• Elizabeth “Betty” Krilla
• NOTES
• Annual Autism Benefest Saturday
• Sept. programs at L.B. library
• Shipwrecks, lifesaving and the story of Takanassee
• Takanassee cleanup
• Carlos Frias – Creation Myth
• Second arrest in Wolcott Park stabbing of 15-year-old
• Lunch is served at Arc’s Long Branch center
• Cartoon
• Residents urged to fill prescriptions locally
• Congress should follow the example set by NJ
• Knights of Columbus sponsors Youth Soccer Challenge on Sept. 24
• Park service to hold public meeting on Hook beach fees
• Towns raise concerns about emergency response at fort
• Judge dismisses lawsuits filed by MTOTSA litigants
• Ocean Twp. plans to acquire more units at Poplar Village
• City approves townhouse proposal in MTOTSA
• Mayor’s attorney readies appeal
• Musicians on a Mission support local nonprofits
• Ft. Monmouth officially closes, ending an era
• Photo
• Falcons looking to build solid foundation with youth
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• Brookdale sports teams are nationally ranked
• OT victory has Spartans moving in right direction
• Battle for the ball
• Photo contest seeks entries by Oct. 14
• ‘Refresh!’
• Auditions to be held for ‘Nutcracker’
• Ignite! program targets jobseekers starting out
• Vincent J. “Jim” Stavola
• RAT Rock Open will benefit LADACIN
• Racquel M. McNeil
• Theodore Duncan
• John Robert Oliva
• Kimberly A. Mack
• Madeline Harvey
• Anne Merrill Rapp
• NOTES
• Photo
• Long Branch schools mark 9/11
• Apple festival kicks off centennial celebration
• VNA offers flu shots in Red Bank on Sat.
• Chamber names Spinnaker Award honorees
• Civil War re-enactors to camp in Freehold
• Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore seek volunteers
• Friends support community in name of Sept. 11 victim
• Eatontown ordinances differ on spacing of mobile homes
• NPS needs to disclose details of secret meeting
• Legislator’s office to co-host job fair at Brookdale
• Maybe there are reasons they need to keep secrets
• Jersey Coast Red Cross served as hurricane headquarters
• Whale Pond cleanup slated for Sept. 17
• Gregory School in line for historical designation
• Reality show pays it forward
• FMERA approves golf course lease
• Photo
• Scarlet Knights open 2011 with victory they needed
• Long Branch, Shore start grid seasons on Saturday
• Community YMCA swimmers shine at national championships
• WCTC sets 9/11 anniversary programming
• ‘Wild Nature’: Nature photography by Eric Sambol
• Red Bank Guinness Oyster Festival Sept. 25
• Art offers ‘New Impressions’ for cancer patients
• Resource Center hosts public law workshops
• Ida Block
• NOTES
• Worms are what’s new at Work Opportunity Center
• MRHS officials present case for referendum
• Long Branch schools mark Sept. 11
• ‘Dirty Laundry’ comes to Bucky James Center
• Goodwill spreads to Ocean Township
• Damage to library building to be studied
• The first casualty in an emergency: information
• Writer encourages people to place a premium on recycling
• Thanks to EMS volunteers
• Talk to your children about staying drug-free
• Cartoon
• Volunteer Reading Buddies needed
• Ocean Ave. funds to be included in budget
• Towns turning to social media to get word out
• Photo
• RFH Crew gearing up for fall rowing season
• How to get your sports news in the paper
• Freehold Raceway reopens for live racing on Sept. 1
• Women’s 5K, Pier House 5K conclude summer road races
• Ex-Falcon star Allen is preseason All-America
• Season opener
• ‘Around and About’
• Robert P. Kornafel
• Elaine Ruth Snow
• Photo contest to capture five decades of open space preservation and park development
• NOTES
• Partnership preserves Middletown’s Coe estate
• Wetlands are topic of Audubon meeting
• Monmouth seeks to provide assistance for Silent Seniors
• Paddle the Navesink Day Sept. 17
• ‘Standing Together: An Interfaith Witness for Peace’ at Mon. Center for World Religions
• FoodBank Culinary Classic celebrates 20th year
• Event to help raise money for specialized playground
• Pier House 5K to be held Labor Day, Sept. 5
• Annual horseshoe tourney will take place Sept. 17
• Quick action needed to combat obesity in children
• Think about equality of privilege this Labor Day
• Cartoon
• Eatontown discusses widening of Wyckoff Road
• Final ceremonies at Fort Monmouth on Sept. 13, 15
• Sept. 25 concert to benefit Clearwater
• WLB and Oceanport look at shared services
• Poplar Village residents forced from homes — again
• Long Branch Library awarded mini-grant
• Shore towns mop up Irene’s aftermath
• Belford Seafood Co-op joins recycling program
• Back to School for Long Branch - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• PGA’s best set to take on Plainfield C.C.
• Arias, Martin win Park System’s Woodshollow Mountain Bike races
• Hawks look for better results in close games
• RFH Pop Warner program still going strong in JSPWFL
• CBA’s Clifton is golden with USA hockey team
• Workshops offered for those with autism
• Francisco Diaz – The Lost Road
• Eileen P. Healy
• August: ‘If you garden, they will come’
• Elks slate motorcycle poker run for Aug. 28
• NOTES
• NJMBC business mixer to be held Sept. 9
• Ignite! program targets jobseekers starting out
• Red Bank Crop Hunger Walk slated for Oct. 16
• Green Buildings Open House on Oct. 1
• Walk4Hearing 5K slated for Oct. 15
• Eatontown police make arrest in stabbing incident
• Belmar art exhibit seeks entries
• Lighthouse Challenge takes place Oct. 15 & 16
• Monmouth Reform Temple to host open houses
• Belford Seafood Co-op joins recycling program
• Jersey Shore Business Leaders
• County library system offers free continuing education courses
• Dreams of showtime and bright lights come to Jersey
• Life after the racetrack: Thoroughbreds retrained for diverse disciplines
• Global yoga event in Sea Bright Sept. 18
• In the swim of things
• Eatontown’s Wolcott Park gets a facelift
• Fifth Annual Ryan Bell Memorial Walk Sept.18
• Museum hosts talk on Women Airforce pilots
• Proposal would double parking fees at Sandy Hook
• Pancreatic cancer research needs support
• Spaying/neutering can help reduce dog bites
• Save Ocean Avenue advocates for beachfront
• Cartoon
• Rain, wind damage Long Branch City Hall
• Perretti Farms for sale; owner liquidating equine inventory
• City may make business license process tougher
• Walk for Hope benefits those affected by cancer
• Contract awarded for work on Husky Brook wetlands
• Suneagles to remain open after fort closure
• Crabcake Fest at St. George’s
• Oceans of Rhythm Festival to take place Aug. 27
• Bill would expand monitoring of ocean waters
• Photo
• Future Bucs volleyball is off to a good start
• Nacho Friend, Savvy Supreme win Monmouth Park features
• Lake Takanassee races still going strong in 48th year
• Youngsters learn from NHL coach and player
• Parent helpline deals with substance issues
• Eileen P. Healy
• NOTES
• The Healing Power of Art II
• Ocean Twp. to install red-light cameras
• Jazz & Blues fest in Long Branch slated for Aug. 27
• Restaurant owners plead guilty to tax nonpayment, harboring
• stork club 
• Yoga Festival by the Sea Sept. 24, 25
• Reading Buddies needed in Long Branch
• Prosecutor’s drug, gun bust nets locals
• Annual walk to raise awareness of food allergy
• 9/11 observances requested 
• Resident’s vision for fort: Board it up & lock the gate
• Wedding suggestions met with silence, and hostility
• Judge tosses defamation suit against Unger
• Comic book sale to benefit hospice
• Eatontown council approves $17K for Mallette Hall study
• Photo
• Fundraiser to benefit Church of the Presidents
• Join the Moment of Remembrance for the lives lost on Sept. 11, 2001
• City hall upgrades will meet ADA standards
• Carve, slash, hang ten and respect the ocean
• Officials offer last-ditch effort to save commissary
• Photo
• Peddie swimmers achieve gold at state meet
• Hawks receive preseason Top 30 national ranking
• Blue Devils got head start on 2011 in 7-on-7 tourney
• Maroon & White camp a success for RBR basketball
• Rock Solid Mud Run
• Hospice volunteers needed
• Sally Ann Helwig
• County: Demand on Veterans Service Office is increasing
• business briefs 
• Library sponsoring new logo contest
• NOTES
• Roller coaster lovers take a ride at Great Adventure
• Among readers, humor is in the eye of the beholder
• Cartoon
• Make Fort Monmouth the N.J. College of Pharmaceuticals
• Keeping RGGI is good for environment, economy
• North Carolina resident pleads guilty to robberies
• Report: No further ecology study on fort necessary
• Sponsorships needed for veterans’ camp
• Costs for Oceanfest at issue in Long Branch
• Body found in Branchport Creek
• Photo contest to capture five decades of open space preservation and park development
• Manna House, Spring House programs to combine
• Lifeguards focus on versatility for tourney
• Show your love for the shore
• Manahassett Park phase II approved
• Photo
• Ian August’s 'Donna Orbits the Moon'
• How to get your sports news in the paper
• RFH lacrosse players competed in prestigious Vail Shootout
• sport shorts 
• Coil gives Baffert record fifth Haskell triumph
• Asbury Park 5K is Aug. 13
• RBC baseball team keeps it going in the summer
• Actress, 16, set to make debut in New York City
• NOTES
• ‘Two 2 Three D’
• Blink-182 comes to arts center with new release on the way
• Amanda’s Easel dedicates art studio
• A challenge on land, water … and mud
• Monmouth chorus to perform ‘Titanic’
• the service 
• All smiles
• Photo
• Dear advice man: Can this marriage be saved?
• August programs at Long Branch Library
• Eatontown supports progress of Green Team
• Ray Licata Memorial Swim set for Aug. 14
• PETA: Help fish thrive by leaving them off our plates
• Cheerleaders need protection against head injuries
• N.J. taxpayers are the ones being cheated
• Get help with FAFSA
• Cartoon
• Freeholders salute local open space projects
• Kortney’s Challenge registration now open
• SEARCH Day adds career and life-skills center
• Volunteers needed for Clearwater Festival
• Clearwater Festival in Asbury Park Aug. 20
• Long Branch to look at raising zoning fees
• Survey of Raritan Bay aims to restore oysters
• L.B. plans second housing project
• Photo
• Former Reds pitcher finds joy in coaching
• Dartmouth-bound Edler captures first MGA title
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• Belmont-winner Breen takes aim at the Haskell
• briefs 
• NOTES
• The Painting World of James Avati
• on campus 
• Contest seeks Garden State’s cutest pet
• WLB library to host magic show
• Italian Festival of Ocean Twp. set for Aug. 10-14
• Jane Elizabeth Baldachino
• EMACC Foundation awards scholarships
• Vans Warped Tour
• 85 Years of Seashore
• Walk4Hearing 5K slated for Oct. 15
• See Tim Conway at the Great Auditorium
• MCSPCA prepares for adopt-a-thon Aug. 5
• The Smile Cart brings cheer to young patients
• Brookdale graduates Adult Basic Education students
• First, it’s your soda, then they’ll come for the bacon
• Ocean Township Library to host events for all ages in August
• Gov. should commit to a cleanup plan for Barnegat Bay
• It’s time for N.J. to reconsider the flat tax
• Cartoon
• Details of transfer of fort property to be made public
• Camp Jinka honored for innovative program
• Advocates look to expand 9/11 health care bill
• L.B. students visit D.C., tour White House
• Fresh Air Fund kids get beach sendoff
• FMERA seeks Army funds for security at fort
• Photo
• Lil Kiara strikes late and wins Spruce Fir Handicap
• Hawks sportscaster Kowal named one of colleges’ best
• RBC junior team gained experience this summer
• Defense steals the show at All-Shore Grid Classic
• Etty Yaniv: Pen and Collage
• NOTES
• July — time stops in the garden
• Brookdale graduates Adult Basic Ed. students
• Jersey Shore Film Festival to be held July 27 through Aug. 7
• All ages invited to enter film festival
• House OKs funds to help prevent veterans’ suicide
• Castles in the sand
• Walk4Hearing 5K slated for Oct. 15
• Residents plant second stage of rain garden
• Some sports idols are worthy of adulation
• Political Cartoon
• letters policy 
• Governor urged to sign bill to ban hydrofracking
• Involving teens can help prevent underage drinking
• obituaries 
• Relive ’70s fad at Ocean Twp. Library
• See Tim Conway at the Great Auditorium
• Charges dismissed against L.B. man
• Submit a photo for local calendar contest
• Debate over acquisition of fort building continues
• City tying up loose ends on pier project
• St. Barnabas job fair targets jobs for vets
• Mon. Reg. plans $12.3M referendum
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• Freehold Twp. finding success in summer baseball
• Rattlesnake Bridge earns Haskell invite with stakes win
• Louisville is next stop for Blue Devils’ Lippens
• Sesley earns fourth win of season at Wall’s Night of Champions
• Shore lacrosse players hone skills at tournaments during the summer
• Summer workshops in Ocean Grove
• NOTES
• Softball tourney benefits children with cancer
• Photo
• Travelin’ music for the Jazz and Blues Festival
• ArtVentures exhibit at Oyster Point
• Serious attention must be paid to pollution at NJ shore
• VA must help veterans before it’s too late
• Cartoon
• Magic 100.1 will host July 16 Aquapalooza
• Police seek information on stabbing incident
• L.B. gets mixed reviews on three measures
• Council endorses Gregory School conversion
• Resource Center hosts public law workshops
• Seashore Day Camp marks 85th anniversary
• Momentum builds to keep fort commissary open
• 11th District to hold mobile office hours
• Democratic Club to meet July 21
• Dispose of old documents safely on July 22
• Oceanfest
• Grant will get O.T. complex above water
• ShrimpFest
• After-school tennis keeps children active
• Photo
• RBC maintains winning ways in summer baseball league
• Summer league good for baseball players, coaches
• RBC’s McNamara is USATF All-American
• Writing competition seeks authors
• County fair opens July 27
• SkimBash 2011
• Submit a photo for local calendar contest
• ‘Places We Have All Been’
• A cruise to celebrate life
• Photo
• NOTES
• Donations sought for troops overseas
• Kortney’s Challenge registration open
• Resource Center hosts public law workshops
• Power of Pink lunch slated for July 21
• Body of Red Bank woman found; husband charged
• Local man honored for work with Sylvia’s Children
• Fitness in the Park offered in Red Bank
• Zen center relocates to Shrewsbury, Asbury
• Donation funds purchase of Love INC building
• Gov.’s veto disappoints adoption community
• Photo
• There could be a new and improved ‘Zone of Death’
• City will weigh benefits of league conference
• Monmouth Medical Center names trustees
• Eatontown set to go green
• July programs at Long Branch Library
• Senate approves lease deal for Monmouth Park
• Stella Maris celebrates 70 yrs. of seaside retreats
• County beaches rate high for water quality
• Photo
• OTHS track star closes strong junior campaign
• RBC girls break state record in distance medley relay
• Rafter opened doors as Red Bank Catholic coach and AD
• MRHS lacrosse star wraps up stellar career
• business briefs 
• ‘Evolution of Capoeira’
• ‘Afterthoughts’
• Fort plan OK’d despite housing advocate’s suit
• Photo contest to capture five decades of open space preservation and park development
• Mary Ann M. Fortunato
• NOTES
• Eatontown approves use of red-light cameras
• Planners endorse senior housing project
• Call for nominations for 2011 Ocean Champion award
• This’ll make you view the neighbors in a new light
• Anti-Bullying Crew to visit White House
• Saint Barnabas offers job opportunities to vets
• GOP legislators kick off run for 11th District
• Fort plan gets HUD nod
• Photo
• Oceanfest Independence Day Celebration
• Brookdale players named to All-America teams
• Shore AC holds on to state championship
• Breen’s Pants On Fire captures Pegasus Stakes at Monmouth
• JCC tennis players medal at Junior Maccabi Games
• Whitall, Segal no strangers to Sheehan Classic victories
• Marjorie Eugenia Raynor
• Dennis A. Thiel
• John J. Lavelle
• Sandra Silverman
• In Keyport, art is a moveable feast
• NOTES
• 2nd Infantry Division veterans sought
• business briefs 
• Police seek hit-and-run suspect
• Salvation Army to host annual Trombone Night
• Parker clinic and Salvation Army plan fitness center
• Meeting July 7 on fort environmental program
• Tour Rumson gardens June 26
• Readers can win tickets to see Wiggles
• Class of 2011
• City to ban smoking on all beaches
• Undy 5,000 5K raises awareness of colon cancer
• ‘Pomp & Circumstance’
• New L.B. schools chief touts innovations
• Ocean Twp. chamber hosts ShrimpFest July 8-10
• Extra money paid in taxes would assist many individuals
• If I didn’t say it before, Pop, thanks for the cheeseburgers
• Cartoon
• FMERA seeking early sale of fort properties
• City takes short-term steps to close gaps
• Vetter School bids farewell to military families
• FMERA to tap state, feds for security at fort
• Photo
• Rumson-Fair Haven fulfilled a goal with SCT victory
• 18th Sheehan Classic is Sat. in Red Bank
• Lancer softball team sweeps all five championship titles
• McNamara, Shuler-Foster earn silver medals at MOC
• NOTES
• Red Bank Food & Wine Walk returns this summer
• Frank Talk to host Father’s Day Brunch
• Aslan’s ‘Island Nights’ fundraiser scheduled for July 23
• Paintings, photography share gallery space at The Guild
• ‘Amy Puccio: Wood Sculpture’
• campus 
• All ages invited to enter film festival
• Children’s tea party slated for July 24
• Irish musicians to perform in Sea Bright on June 25
• Fresh Air Fund seeks hosts in Monmouth for July
• Italian American Assoc. awards 14 scholarships
• June: Make your mark
• Registration open for skimboarding contest
• VNA hospice to host annual Children’s Day
• Moving forward at Brookdale Community College
• Monmouth Medical honors EMS responders
• Ocean Township teens earn rank of Eagle Scout
• The trouble with trillions, and it’s not science fiction
• Before work begins, NPS owes the public some answers
• Cartoon
• LBHS JROTC program ready to build on year one
• L.B. begins planning for solar power
• Their ‘Best Day’ is riding a wave
• Eatontown council clashes over Mallette Hall
• Photo
• New Jersey Rep Presents 'The Judy Holliday Story'
• Caseys enjoyed spectacular season on baseball diamond
• After sectional victory, RFH falls in state final
• RBC’s McNamara will run her Dream Mile
• NOTES
• William F. Conway III
• Marian K. Lutz
• Joan S. Charnecki Levens
• Field Day fun at Vetter School
• N.J. Marathon may change course
• ‘Collages’ and ‘Dreams’ at Art Alliance
• Memorial scholarship fundraiser July 8
• Learn-to-Row Day on the Navesink
• ‘Cheftestants’ dish it out in Marine Park
• Monroe writers’ play to open July 8
• Fort Hancock buildings continue to deteriorate
• Armed Forces Day
• L.B. church brings new twist to blood drive
• Racinos vs. AC gaming? Let Legislature decide
• Many helped to clean up Eatontown
• N.J.’s beaches belong to all, not just the well-to-do
• Cartoon
• History’s a mystery, at least the way they remember it
• T-Mobile proposes cell tower at church site
• Christie to HUD: Approve fort plan
• Inventory surveys city’s natural resources
• County receives $1.5M for fort workers’ assistance
• Photo
• JMHS junior makes waves in world of surfing
• Brookdale tennis players capture NJCAA titles
• RBC’s Totland second at Tournament of Champions
• SJV holds the lead this time and wins county softball title
• Big Brothers Big Sisters slates Casino Night
• Christine Boyle
• Carolina Alberta Sinibaldi
• Brookdale Alumni Assoc. Juried Art Show
• Jean F. Crozier
• Helping youngsters have the best day ever
• business briefs 
• NOTES
• Foodies anticipate return of RiverFest to Red Bank
• ‘Another Man’s Treasure’ R.B. garage sale June 4
• Covenant Church to host blood drive
• Helping hands
• Long Branch: Complaints down about student housing
• Skin cancer screenings on the beach June 25
• BBQ event will aid those with autism
• Long Branch to bond $943K for capital projects
• Gov. Christie — Did he just say what I think he said?
• Photo
• Many helped to clean up Eatontown
• Bringing suicide out of the darkness
• Plant trees on behalf of future generations
• Boro planners approve dealership expansion
• Victory is sweet for area bakers in ‘Dessert Wars’
• Replenishment plan will restore M.B. shoreline
• Photo
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• Take day off to battle bass
• BCC softball team falls short of NJCAA tourney
• RFH, Shore lacrosse teams advance in state sectionals
• Local athletes capture Shore Conference titles
• Peter Quy Dinh Vuong
• Verna R. Murphy
• Alfred D. Gerbereux
• Hot Dog Showdown at racetrack
• Photo
• Phish phramed
• Joan Myers photos in Monmouth Beach
• Belmar is ready for summer of fun
• NOTES
• Monmouth Park Charity marks Derby Day
• May: Tulipmania
• Choraliers spring concert June 12
• Police search for missing woman
• on campus
• Local Girl Scouts honor Women of Distinction
• BlueClaws to hold 3rd annual nut-free game
• Juneteenth Urban Arts Festival in Long Branch
• June programs at West Long Branch library
• June programs at Ocean Twp. library
• Art in the Park 2011 set for May 29
• L.B. mulls metered parking trial
• Monmouth U. class of 2011
• Remember those who served, all loved ones on Memorial Day
• This Is for the Soldiers
• Cartoon
• Beach badges available for Seven Presidents Park
• Borough to cut costs with electronic document system
• “Are You a Gleek?”
• Long Branch Board of Ed. defends Ferraina
• Photo
• Shore’s Lippens always in control on the tennis court
• RBC girls run away with county track championship
• sport shorts 
• Shore maintains tradition by winning SCT lacrosse
• Get a ‘Taste of Bradley Beach’ Saturday with food, crafts, music
• Six Flags will host benefit walk, concert
• Sara A. Da Conceicao-Rocha
• Tammi L. Casey Goselin
• Margaret J. Hawxhurst
• ‘The Everglades, Vanishing Splendor — An Awakening’
• ‘Soundstage’ event ends on a high note for all
• Michael W. Thorne Run
• NOTES
• stork club 
• T.F. man indicted in death of Little Silver principal
• Takanassee exhibit to open at historical museum
• Sea Bright Firemen’s Fair May 19-22
• LADACIN to host Casino Night June 10
• Nonprofit plans to rehabilitate Fort Hancock building
• Lecture on struggles of black families
• City of Long Branch Memorial Day Services
• Lawsuit: Something’s fishy with Highlands bridge
• Benefit for Hydrocephalus Foundation set for June 5
• Wildlife rehabilitator doesn’t support TNR for feral cats
• New rules for beach access don’t protect rights
• Cartoon
• City mulls change to rehabilitation zones
• State approves lease for Monmouth Park
• Eatontown’s fishing derby set for June 4
• First Red Bank triathlon deemed a success
• Fort’s West Point Prep graduates final class
• Photo
• Photo
• How to get your sports news in the paper
• Brookdale lacrosse team has become an established winner
• sport shorts 
• RFH teams win Long Branch Relays
• County champ
• Ranney sports move forward joining the Shore Conference
• Art in the Park 2011 set for May 29
• Former astronaut to speak at Monmouth U commencement
• NOTES
• Avon-by-the-Sea: Modern amenities couched in Victorian charm
• ‘Instinct and Intuition’
• County senior citizen art show announced
• Sculptoure 2011
• Harmonium chamber singers to perform
• Monmouth Beach House Tour June 5
• ‘Lifeguarding at the Jersey Shore’ topic of lecture
• Body recovered from L.B. fire identified
• Cartoon
• Freeholders call for ouster of all Brookdale trustees
• Tour showcases county’s affordable housing choices
• MCSPCA offers city solution to feral cat problem
• Bold steps needed to restore BCC’s reputation
• Time to talk to your teens about prom activities
• Time to face fiscal crisis in N.J., and solve it
• Eatontown considering red-light cameras
• Rescue Ridge asks that you save the date
• Monmouth Park talks on track for June opening
• Photo
• Stakeholders say prevention is key to gang problem
• Photo
• Monmouth Regional Falcons making teams very wary of their play
• sport shorts
• Blues ready to defend regional softball title
• RFH softball team reaches community through clinic
• Casey girls medal in distance medley at Penn Relays
• Red Bank to host Olympic Distance Triathlon
• Charlotte I. Dowen
• Frankie & Friends
• NOTES
• Senior citizen art show announced
• Nicole Alt images at Long Branch Library
• Summer fun in Ocean Grove starts this weekend
• O.T. Library slates programs for May
• May programs at the Long Branch Library
• Photo
• ‘Soundstage’ musical event to aid autistic children
• BOE looks skyward to save on energy costs
• Grandparents’ group helps those in need
• Ocean Twp. to host Mayor’s Charity Ball
• Circle BMW introduces new expansion plan
• Rutgers to offer MBA in Jewish studies
• L.B. extends beach fees to 14- to 17-year-olds
• They could probably list it as a ‘handyman special’
• Cartoon
• Poverty main cause of student underperformance
• Council candidates debate issues ahead of May 10 election
• Surfer happy that deal creates access to beach area
• W.L.B. Library to host book, music programs
• Local school budgets pass muster with voters
• Trainer excited about Kentucky Derby prospects
• Parkway project to upgrade fort access
• Photo
• Beach Badges for Seven Presidents Oceanfront Park on Sale May 16
• Photo
• sport shorts 
• Red Bank Catholic girls lacrosse team has reeled off eight straight
• Red Bank Catholic runners taking aim at Penn Relays’ DMRs
• Monmouth names Palmateer as women’s head basketball coach
• Marguerite Rousseau
• VOICES of Sept. 11th to host open house
• Mary A. Reed
• Leon “Lee” G. Jarvis
• Colleen R. Houston
• Celtic Tribute Race
• NJ Emerging Artists Series: Gary Dates - Photographs
• Seaside Heights: Amusements, eateries, fests in a small package
• ‘Women Who Cook 2’ concert slated for May
• Brookdale trustees OK legal action against Burnham
• Wine tasting, tour at Holly Hill Estate
• April: Spring is in the air
• Stately Homes to be held at Holly Hill
• NOTES
• American Littoral Society celebrates Earth Day
• Monmouth Medical Center honors volunteers
• Walk for pancreatic cancer research on May 15
• ‘Soundstage’ will fill club with hope for autistic youths
• Group will volunteer at N.J. Marathon for first time
• ‘Ben’s Place’ honors donor, friend to medical center
• Ocean, Long Branch chambers slate breakfast
• Deadline is May 4 for preschool lottery
• Software program could track boro’s energy use
• Tee up the tuition hike, club fees are climbing
• The Salvation Army’s volunteers serve in many ways
• Surfer happy that deal creates access to beach
• A taste of spring on a Garden State safari
• Cartoon
• W.L.B. adopts $9.9M 2011 budget
• Frankie and Friends tourney takes place this weekend
• Long Branch gets FEMA money, Green Acres grant
• Soup’s on at Soup D’Shore
• Pallone: Offshore drilling isn’t safe anywhere
• Photo
• sport shorts 
• How to get your sports news in the paper
• Brookdale baseball team climbs to No. 7 nationally
• RFH lacrosse team getting accustomed to pressure
• Monmouth University’s Kinne signs with MLS’s Revolution
• Bulldogs crush the field at county golf tournament
• ‘Tina Colella: Essence … Simple, Timeless, Beauty’
• Manasquan: small-town charm & an eclectic downtown
• stork club 
• Jeffrey D. Burke
• Helen F. Dougherty-Distefano
• Howard C. Meadors Jr.
• NOTES
• L.B. officials anticipate end of UEZ
• Certificate programs at Culinary ed center
• Local candidates gear up for BOE elections
• Legislators’ support sought for health care
• Businesses urged to participate in Denim Day, April 28
• It’s time to correct a flawed law
• Cartoon
• Eatontown Borough Council adopts $22M budget
• Ocean Twp. trims budget
• African violet show April 30-May 1
• Day at the Races will benefit ex-racehorses
• Four vying for three seats on Eatontown school board
• Attorney: Developer’s plan will return Monmouth Park to profitability
• Earth Day
• Notice to Greater Media Newspapers classified advertising customers
• Edler, Bulldogs defend county golf titles today
• Soucheck, Geer capture Zinn Memorial race walks
• Photo
• Blue Devils working hard to regain championship form
• Photo
• NOTES
• Park system drop-in programs set for April
• Monmouth County parks mark Earth Day
• April: Spring is in the air
• Sea Bright mayor set to end political career
• Edwin S. Close
• Luchento named co-horseperson of the year
• ‘Mandalas for an Uncertain World’
• Alborada to stage ‘Hispanic Tapas’
• Volunteers sought for beach sweeps
• Wine tasting, tour at Holly Hill Estate
• Teen gaming club, other events at library
• Red Cross offers water safety training
• New management team in place at Ocean Place
• Historical association’s efforts recognized
• for the record 
• Nat’l Park Service must admit errors, move on
• Time to remove all facilities operated by NJSEA
• Advocates slam new beach access rules
• Six candidates seeking three terms on Ocean BOE
• Photo
• Lions hoping to contend for B South baseball title
• Wall Stadium auto racing opener April 16
• Howell makes an early statement in lacrosse
• Robert James Esposito
• Steven J. Daroci
• Thomas A. Eustice Jr.
• Stephanie Marie Silverman
• Henry J. “Bud” Wall
• business briefs 
• Wine festival coming to Lakewood
• Point Pleasant Beach: a shore town with much to offer
• Restaurant owner indicted
• Resident faces multiple charges
• A walk in his shoes
• Holiday happiness
• She’s cussing like a sailor over labels
• Lakewood man faces additional charges
• Howell delays action on solar farm zoning
• Young teacher mourned by family and friends
• Library to hold fifth annual film festival
• Reduced property tax bills sent
• Executive session procedure expected to be addressed
• The clock watchers were in for a huge letdown
• Organ donors give hope and help make miracles happen
• Environmental issues require a common-sense approach
• Cartoon
• Vote yes on Plumsted municipal referendum
• No assurances police will get extra funds
• Fire official offers spring safety tips
• Board interviewing for legal counsel
• Woman pleads guilty to false public alarm
• datebook 
• Monmouth freeholders adopt $491.5M budget
• Silver Stream Trail ready for visitors
• Introduction to an artist through a retrospective
• Redistricting presents challenges for legislators
• Photo
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• RBR’s Madriz-Picado has found a new sport
• April is abstract at Art Alliance
• Haskell highlights 2011 stakes schedule at Monmouth Park
• Spartans’ goals is more baseball championships
• Hawks name Rice new men’s basketball coach
• NOTES
• Spring Lake: a little bit of everything
• Tara Deaver Hansen
• Circle BMW expansion plan hits bumpy road
• Long Branch plans to raise beach fees
• 3K run/walk benefits M.B. School
• ‘iPoet’ to take place April 9 at L.B. library
• DEP: Gas plant site remediation ongoing
• Shore Regional District introduces $15.2M budget
• Courts protected Sandy Hook’s land, not its buildings
• State promotes profits, pollution over health
• Cartoon
• O.T. school budget calls for $1.3M in new spending
• State trims L.B. UEZ proposals
• Eatontown school budget calls for flat tax levy
• ‘Les Miserables’ at Ocean Township H.S.
• VA to establish new vets clinic in Tinton Falls
• Photo
• Become A Bird Monitor Volunteer With The Monmouth County Park System
• Bulldogs’ lacrosse team anchored by senior class
• Mixture of veterans, youth has Blue Devils excited
• Fantastic weekend for Red Bank Catholic’s McNamara
• Brookdale’s goal for 2011 season: Win it all
• Monmouth Festival of Arts takes place April 9-13
• Sea Girt offers historic lore, ocean panorama
• Photo
• NOTES
• ‘Face of community’ retires from Shrewsbury post
• Hydrofracking subject of Brookdale panel
• Rose Annmarie Rusch
• Ocean Twp. mulls red-light cameras on Rte. 35
• Commemorating Fort Monmouth
• Hospice volunteers sought to help others
• Habitat launches home repair program
• MRHS to present spring musical
• Child Find under way in Ocean Township
• Bands sought to Rock the Dock!
• Environmental inventory a resource for city, residents
• Monmouth Regional H.S. introduces $24M budget
• Middle School students welcome a hero
• Senators should support EPA, ensure clean air
• Nonprofits needed on Sandy Hook, not hotels
• Act to keep kids’ fields, playgrounds safe from chemicals
• Sandy Hook Foundation applauds NPS’s efforts
• Pallone: L.B. community health center at risk
• Food allergy support group to meet April 5
• Long Branch budget calls for tax increase
• New logo reaffirms mission of The Arc of Monmouth
• Ocean Twp. considers regional school district
• Photo
• Treasure Island, boating and dining spots make Brielle a true gem
• Eyesights 2011
• Magic on the court
• Expectations are high for Red Bank Catholic baseball team
• Sky Blue coach tests his club against overseas competition
• sport shorts 
• Falcons looking to surpass win total from last season
• RBC’s 4x800 relay team captures national title
• Teen Arts Festival 2011
• St. James to host organ recital of Lenten music
• NOTES
• Speaking contest for students under way
• Frank Talk to host panel on autistic spectrum disorder
• Ft. Monmouth tribute to be held March 26
• Little Silver Rec Rack returns March 26
• It’s time to take a stand for special education
• Sale of ‘Sesame Street’ toys should be able to fund PBS
• Salvation Army hopes generosity will continue
• Eatontown urged to protect its homeowners
• Cartoon
• ‘Boardwalk’ event to benefit Alzheimer’s
• Local fire depts. receive grants
• L.B. schools chief touts zero increase, flat tax rate
• Shore musician finds his hero
• Gregory School may become senior housing
• Photo
• Aerials Gymnastics team wins state championship
• BCC women finished third at nationals
• Forrester, Conley raised the bar for RBR swimmers
• Handchen Cup victory highlighted RBC season
• Photo
• Atlantic Highlands & Highlands offer all of the charms of seaside towns
• NOTES
• Rumson Country Day’s ‘Whale of a Sale’ set for April 16-17
• Arts Council presents 2011 Teen Arts Festival
• Red Bank StreetLife auditions March 29
• Library to host Facebook workshops
• The Arc marks Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month
• GreaterMedia Newspapers garners NJPA awards
• March 2011: The rational optimist
• March 30 program to focus on Leni-Lenape
• Child Find under way in local schools
• Holocaust Butterfly Project to memorialize children set to begin
• 5K to benefit Kortney Rose Foundation
• Tarantolo offers insight into Ft. Monmouth closure
• Second Saturdays at the Studio
• Jewish women in politics focus of talk at museum
• Eatontown council introduces $22M spending plan
• Prom Boutique still accepting donations
• Steinem: Full equality still half-century away
• Burden should be on terrorists, not the American people
• Water quantity, quality are significant issues facing N.J.
• Fort Monmouth’s medical clinic should remain open
• Sandy Hook should remain open to public
• Cartoon
• March 19 ride & memorial honors former law enforcement officer
• Habitat offers to rehab fort buildings
• Landlords: Rent control ordinance unfair
• Ocean Twp. council introduces $32.5M budget
• Ocean Place Resort & Spa owners buy time
• L.B. to charge outside users for field use
• Photo
• Changes to beach access rule draw protest
• Photo
• Monmouth County Park System’s Roving Naturalist
• NOTES
• RBC runners win two Eastern States relays
• Competitive nature is what drives Falcons’ Skove
• sport shorts 
• More honors for Hawk soccer
• BCC women back at NJCAA championships
• Wrestling’s winners
• Asbury Park: A renaissance for Monmouth’s city-by-the-shore
• ‘Give Peace a Chance’
• ‘Under the Boardwalk’ to benefit Alzheimer’s
• Joan Perera McGlone
• ‘Any Dream Will Do’
• in the service 
• Local students move on in VFW contest
• LADACIN’s gala slated for March 12
• T.F. councilman resigns his post
• Cheese lovers gain a local lair
• The Arc marks Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month
• NOTES
• business briefs 
• Freeholder calls on trustees to resign
• Brookdale job fair draws fort workers
• Residents mull legal options to stop dealership expansion
• Setting goals
• A letter to the human race
• Cartoon
• Oceanport and WLB agree to share dispatch services
• Frank Talk presents black history programs
• State issues Request for Proposals for Monmouth Park
• Michael’s Feat supports ill newborns and families
• State report calls for end to UEZ program
• Photo
• Ranney School fencers win state championship
• Bulldogs enjoyed magical run in SCT tournament
• Shuler-Foster excited about playing for Rutgers
• McNamara, Shuler-Foster win indoor track MOC titles
• Art Alliance hosts Townsend Award Exhibit
• in the service 
• GM Newspapers staff spreads ‘Greater Good’ at animal shelter
• School officials take pride in Rutgers recruit
• Parks system looking for volunteers
• Allaire State Park is Wall’s treasure
• Keith McHeffey Run set for March 12
• NOTES
• Photo
• on campus 
• Park service once again plots future of Fort Hancock
• There might be an upside to a government shutdown
• Congress should continue Title X funding
• Burry addresses criticism of library employee
• Cartoon
• ‘Day by Day’
• Eatontown to host meetings on fort closure
• Councilmen look to minimize professional fees
• Monmouth U receives state arts award
• Long Branch to consider solar projects
• on campus 
• Mortgage broker gets prison term, fine for bank fraud
• Ocean Place heads to bankruptcy court
• Holy Cross to host Gaelic Mass and Irish parade
• Anniversary of ‘Mingo Jack’ lynching to be marked
• Army secy: Keep commissary open
• Photo
• Region tournament next for Brookdale women
• RBC captures state title in last race of the meet
• Rockets rule District 22 wrestling tournament
• Treasures of the Jersey Shore
• ‘Edward E. Jankowski: Art and Influences’
• stork club 
• Two River Erg Challenge takes place Feb. 27
• Culinary Ed. Center hosts Scholarship Dinner Series
• Photo
• Dancin’ the night away
• NOTES
• on campus 
• L.B. showcased at Emerging Communities Fair
• 2ndFloor is available 24/7 to help youths
• Michael Economides
• Carol Jane Armstrong
• John F. Famulary Sr.
• A small theater with a big mission
• Cuts to Title X will affect women’s health care
• If Congress cuts funds, health center may close
• Elks & LBHA sponsoring pro wrestling March 18
• St. James hosts jazz concert Feb. 26
• Wellness Community programs focus on cancer survivorship
• Long Branch receives municipal recycling grant
• in service 
• Environmental inventory of city nears completion
• FMERA vows to address environmental concerns
• BOE approves new contract for district administrators
• Township to offer kindergarten enrichment program
• Red Cross chapter needs donors after rough winter
• New L.B. school gets gov’s support
• Photo
• Andrews is Shore AC’s Athlete of the Year
• Fallon, Shore Blue Devils to receive Lombardi Awards
• 2010 NJSIAA District 22 Championships
• Lombardi Award honors best high school linemen
• Shot-putter
• Three-team race looms in District 22 wrestling
• Jason Morse Elsas Jr.
• Josephine “Fifi” Vendetti
• Mary Lou Eppinger Campbell
• on campus 
• ‘Godspell’ to be presented at Monmouth University
• NOTES
• IN THE ARTS
• Trenton Devils game to benefit foundation
• Keith McHeffey Run set for March 12
• ‘Sing, Sing, Sing’ benefit concert Feb. 18
• Black History Month poetry reading Feb. 21
• business briefs 
• Goddard School to award alumni scholarship
• W.L.B. plans to replace aging fire truck
• Park system offers Latin, ballroom dance
• Fun at Seashore Day Camp
• Library offers free tax prep
• Workshops, job fair to be held in Long Branch
• Howell Ice World is George Haviland’s Stanley Cup
• Public meetings on future of Heritage Trail
• Boro Council considers feral cat program
• for the record 
• Urges senators to support EPA, ensure clean air in N.J.
• Resident proposes plan to end gangs in N.J.
• Right the wrongs and start with La. Purchase
• Political Cartoon
• Speaking contest for students under way
• L.B. students will take college tour
• Students’ anti-bullying message goes viral
• Drive to the Hoop benefit March 19
• Tarantolo plans to keep public informed on fort redevelopment
• Still time to sign up for iPoet in Long Branch
• Public meetings to be held on future of Fort Hancock
• Long Branch mulls raising beach fees
• J-Woww rewrites the rules
• Activists continue push for LNG ban
• Photo
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• Lancers battle-tested with playoffs looming
• RFH aims to take momentum into playoff season
• Jr. Bulldog wrestlers building winning program
• Falcons’ Skove captures CJ pole vault championship
• A bakery that creates more than just treats
• Storyteller’s art at Art Alliance
• Hospice volunteers sought to help others
• Marvin S. Reiter
• Eugene “Gene” Lapé
• Todd Matthew Nevad
• Adeline C. Rose
• Lucette A. Balacco
• Helen M. Maser
• NOTES
• Veterans’ stories recorded for national archive
• Seashore slates Day of Fun for 85th anniversary
• Photo
• Grand jury indicts members of Ocean Township family
• Give Kids a Smile
• Find a logical way to evaluate teachers
• Long Branch goes green
• Cable contract comes with $70K grant
• Monmouth’s green efforts recognized by state
• State to seek proposals for sale of Monmouth Park
• From Beijing to Brookdale, Year of the Rabbit welcomed
• Eatontown switches to county board of health
• Photo
• Hearing on LNG proposal to be held in Long Branch
• sports shorts 
• Wall Stadium getting ready for 2011 stock car season
• Shuler-Foster signs Letter of Intent
• Shore swimmers bring home division title
• Spartan bowlers could sweep division crowns
• RFH girls capture indoor A Central t&f championship
• Christie: Reforms painful for some, but necessary
• After the snow, shoveling
• Santo Pezzutti at the CVA
• New member appointed to Ocean Twp. council
• Christie urged to help make Rutgers-UMDNJ merger a reality
• Homeopathy offers alternative to conventional medicine
• American Red Cross in need of blood donors
• Public must be kept informed about plans for the Hook
• Cartoon
• Attorney to discuss the adoption process
• Local author to speak at Long Branch Library
• Marvin S. Reiter
• Eugene “Gene” Lapé
• Lucette A. Balacco
• Adeline C. Rose
• Car dealership proposal draws opposition
• County reaches out to connect with homeless
• Helen M. Maser
• Todd Matthew Nevad
• L.B. opts to continue spring elections
• Photo
• From beans to brew, coffee shop boasts choicest roast
• RBC’s McNamara to run in Millrose Games mile
• Spartans building toward successful hockey program
• RBC looking to be at its best at tournament time
• Strengthening Families program begins Feb. 24
• Long Branch Library helps patrons with disabilities
• Food bank thanks donors, community at large
• Cartoon
• L.B. may raise public bidding threshold
• Libraries celebrate Black History Month
• Public not privy to NPS Fort Hancock future meetings
• Structural reform key to N.J.’s fiscal future
• Husky Brook Park debate reopens
• Eatontown to consider capping council salaries
• W.L.B. seeks grants for public works upgrades
• L.B. charter school fails to gain state approval
• Pearls as a metaphor for healing
• Foreclosures cloud future of redevelopment zones
• Photo
• New Jersey Rep Presents the World Premiere of Puma by Julie Gilbert and Frank Evans
• sports shorts 
• Ranney fencers are second in epee at relay competition
• Ex-Shore swimming star inducted into Hall of Fame
• Ocean Twp. wins, 31-28
• RBC swimmers dominate county championships again
• Photo
• Ocean girls’ bb team raises breast cancer awareness
• James “Jay” Loos Taylor
• Mary Lou Eppinger Campbell
• Lucette A. Balacco
• Helen M. Maser
• Snow day
• L.B. students score in Web video contest
• King’s dream remembered
• Signs of the times: At least we’ve learned who we are
• NJ should reduce number of school superintendent positions
• It is time to clean up the ‘toxic political climate’
• Monmouth County Library had a banner year in 2010
• Political Cartoon
• business briefs 
• Society of St. Vincent de Paul grant helps Eatontown residents
• Investigation leads to murder-for-hire plot
• Monmouth’s MAC center hosts first winter commencement
• Photo
• Short month is long on activities at parks
• L.B. seeks improved communication system
• MLK message resonates in Long Branch
• Photo
• Eatontown officials praise emergency stormresponse
• sports short 
• RFH swimmers chasing division crown, state tourney
• Kates drives Lancers to comeback victory
• NOTES
• Local indie rock band in national spotlight
• ‘Visions of Wilson Hall’
• Art spurs good works
• Clearwater sponsors Whale Pond Watershed cleanup
• L.B. woman charged with robbery at Seaview Mall
• Keith McHeffey Run set for March 12
• Army Corps scans Fort Hancock for munitions
• Pet communicator to appear at cat show
• Parents grateful to town officials for their help & concern
• Blizzard not an ‘extraordinary accomplishment’
• Residents urged to weigh in on NPS’s plans
• Cartoon
• New Americans board issues recommendations
• Economic Development office to remain at site
• New superintendent takes reins of boro schools
• Student and therapy dog pioneer research at Monmouth Medical
• Long Branch gets state approval for 39 layoffs
• Photo
• Seven Presidents Oceanfront Park To Host Seashore Open House
• Linda Chorney Presents Grammy Winner Hernan Romero
• Injuries aside, RFH boys remain optimistic
• Hawks’ Gaitley registers her 450th career win
• Despite graduation losses, L.B. wrestlers are ready to compete
• Holiday Classic
• ‘Four Women/Insight Out’
• NOTES
• Photo
• Trap-neuter-release for feral cats approved in Sea Bright
• Hospice volunteers sought to help others
• stork club 
• Long Branch Fire Dept. to receive critical equipment grant
• Navy Seabee returns to his BMS Dolphins
• Park system slates January activities
• Freeholders will reorganize Jan. 6
• Library program offers some a second chance
• National pundits play ‘Gotcha’ with Christie
• Suggested New Year’s resolution: Respect all
• Resident asks everyone to pitch in to help the homeless
• Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow
• Cartoon
• Students invited to HEROES Conference
• Reorg. appointments stir controversy
• Atlanticville’s 2010 top stories
• State seeks federal aid for storm aftermath
• Photo
• Lancers ready for another run at a state championship
• Hawk men are hosting Rutgers, Villanova at MAC
• Monmouth Park’s top trainer maintained family tradition
• RBC girls looking to keep the pressure on
• Photo
• Eileen J. Conover
• for the record •••
• Reader reflects on the WikiLeaks issue
• Work toward the goal of eradicating hunger
• Horse racing is a vital component of N.J.’s economy
• Photo
• Twp. resident charged with growing marijuana
• Acorn sorting season highlights commitment to forest health
• Suspect charged in stabbing at fast-food restaurant
• Pier Village Holiday Court an updated holiday market
• IRS seeks tax season volunteers
• Brookdale’s new center expands recreation space
• Advocates criticize Senate vote on 9/11 health care
• Bicycle and walking network plan takes shape
• New zoning aims to spur economic development
• Ice & snow must be cleared from vehicles before driving
• LBHA looks outside the box for new revenue
• Ocean Twp. and PBA settle three-year contract dispute
• Ronald McDonald House gets special guests
• Cartoon
• NPS blunders abound on terminated Fort Hancock lease
• NOTES
• Donations sought for troops overseas
• Freehold Soil names photo contest winners
• Book clubs are easy as checking out a book
• Museum celebrates water as art world inspiration
• ‘Winter Delights 2010 — Plein Air and Beyond’
• Shore to play Dunellen for CJ I state championship
• Historic victory for CBA at Meet of Champions
• RBC’s McNamara wins NXN Northeast qualifier
• Calvin T. Carhart
• New Jersey higher education deserves support
• When the engine blows, and it’s 20 below
• The Guild celebrates 50 years
• Homeward Bound’: 12 months of heartwarming stories
• Voices of September 11th documents lives lost
• Ex-LBHS athletic director charged with fraud
• Family seeks return of missing youth
• Model railroaders support Toys for Tots
• Ocean Twp. man pleads guilty to fraud
• Gala celebrates 100th anniversary of Boy Scouts of America
• ‘Holiday in Song’ spreads cheer
• Photograph
• Eatontown Food Co-op eases hunger pangs
• Helping veterans get services they are due
• NJT seeks firm to run station parking lots
• City awaits state approval for layoffs
• Schroth students play ball with major leaguer
• Recount upholds initial election results
• Photograph
• Cartoon
• Donations sought for troops overseas
• NOTES
• Brookdale ends year with win in NJCAA consolation match
• Big Green wins
• Brookdale harriers sixth at national championship
• Caseys capture co-state title after playing IHA to draw
• Dartmouth finishes Hawks in NCAA Tournament play
• Photo
• Louis “Big Lou” Buonansonti
• Estelle Wadle
• Dolores “Dee” Sushko
• Pierre Frank Townsend
• Pay ’til it hurts, and then pay some more
• IRS seeks tax season volunteers
• New chairman named for Latino Festival
• Horsemen threaten legal action over race dates
• N.J. mulls heaving horse racing out of Meadowlands for off-track wagering site
• Enjoy an Old World holiday at Allaire
• Former BOE member charged with money laundering
• City will inventory environmental resources
• An inspirational message told through theater
• Beck: Racing changes would have drastic impact
• Photo
• Cartoon
• business briefs •••
• Assisted living residence wins 4th Best Practice Award
• Golf mag readers rank Forsgate at top
• NOTES
• Include Holiday Express when shopping
• Jewish Federation appoints director
• Student artwork on display in November
• Fresh Air Fund seeks summer hosts
• ‘Coastlines’
• RFH, Shore advance in state football playoffs
• Photograph
• McNamara, RBC girls win state cross country title
• Hawks win NEC tourney, NCAA next for men’s soccer
• State championship final next for RBC girls soccer
• Homework help from the library
• Yvonne M. Dixon
• Six reasons why the Democrats lost seats
• in service •••
• Holiday Express needs warm gloves, socks for 2010 season
• Judy Collins to sing at Freehold church
• Handcycles give teens the joy of mobility
• Photograph
• ‘At Water’s Edge’
• SCAN honors local community leaders
• St. James to host organ recital on Sunday
• DOT announces lane closure on Route 36
• HOGs honor veterans
• AIDS Memorial Quilt to be displayed at Monmouth U.
• St. Brigid’s to distribute Thanksgiving dinners
• Park service seeks input on future of Sandy Hook
• ‘In Memory’
• Rep. Rush Holt appreciates vote of confidence
• Borough to seek $25K grant for park upgrades
• Final members named to fort reuse authority
• WRAT-FM seeking donations for charity
• City remains in litigation with hotel developers
• Youths get a (suit) leg up on success
• Eatontown GOP seeks recount
• Photograph
• Cartoon
• Fresh Air Fund seeks summer hosts
• Spitaleri family celebrates 105 years in furniture sales
• business briefs •••
• Park system directory available Dec. 1
• NOTES
• Recycled computers sought for special needs individuals
• Housing alliance offers homebuyer workshops
• Hospice volunteers sought to help others
• Kittens, cats need homes for the holidays
• L.B. charter school tries again
• Photo
• James Joseph Baxter Jr.
• NOTES
• More research needs to be done on pancreatic cancer
• Veterans Day to be observed at memorial
• Salvation Army makes urgent plea for help
• Eatontown mayor thanks residents for support
• community bulletin board
• State’s pine forests under attack by voracious bugs
• Walk VicTORIousLee set for Nov. 20
• Model students
• Family seeks information on missing youth
• stork •••
• Second Saturdays in Red Bank
• Talkin’ turkeys
• MCSPCA hosts ‘Home 4 the Holidays’
• GOP weighs recount in Eatontown council election
• RFH girls looking to improve on CJ results
• GOP retains control of cty. freeholder board
• Local harriers shine at CJ state sectional meet
• Fort Monmouth reuse authority names director
• RFH football team nails down CJ playoff berth
• Flash mob dance
• Hawks hosting NEC soccer tournament
• Nov. 3. More photos, page 31 and at gmnews.com. L.B. charter school tries again
• Photo
• Pallone brews victory from Little challenge
• Raymond Fisher
• Photo
• Julia DiFortuna
• Photo
• Time to buy American and hire Americans
• Cartoon
• NJ should pass Gold Star Family license plate bill
• business briefs •••
• Artists bring home state honors
• Believe Fund to benefit RU’s LeGrand
• BMW Group supports Team USA
• Prevention First earns two Jasper awards
• Conference will examine race in the 21st century
• Church of the Presidents to benefit from tea
• Nov. programs at L.B. Library
• Harley-Davidson/Buell to host Veterans Day fundraiser
• Tremendous season ends in TOC final for RBC tennis
• L.B. looking at cost vs. profits for beach operation
• Shore, RBC win division titles on the gridiron
• Beach Sweeps
• RBC’s McNamara smashes course record at SC meet
• Condo owners oppose tax abatements
• RBC girls soccer team wins third straight SCT
• Wolves visit the library
• Blue Devils maintain SCT field hockey dominance
• Eatontown to observe Veterans Day
• on campus •••
• Pier designs narrowed to three options
• Naran Laneve
• Students, courtyard blossom at Memorial School
• Charles Kirman Sr.
• Opinions differ on court’s decision on fort plan
• Recommit to showing respect for other individuals
• business briefs •••
• Artists bring home state honors
• Believe Fund to benefit RU’s LeGrand
• BMW Group supports Team USA
• Prevention First earns two Jasper awards
• Conference will examine race in the 21st century
• Church of the Presidents to benefit from tea
• Nov. programs at L.B. Library
• Harley-Davidson/Buell to host Veterans Day fundraiser
• Tremendous season ends in TOC final for RBC tennis
• L.B. looking at cost vs. profits for beach operation
• Shore, RBC win division titles on the gridiron
• Beach Sweeps
• RBC’s McNamara smashes course record at SC meet
• Condo owners oppose tax abatements
• RBC girls soccer team wins third straight SCT
• Wolves visit the library
• Blue Devils maintain SCT field hockey dominance
• Eatontown to observe Veterans Day
• on campus •••
• Pier designs narrowed to three options
• Naran Laneve
• Students, courtyard blossom at Memorial School
• Charles Kirman Sr.
• Opinions differ on court’s decision on fort plan
• Recommit to showing respect for other individuals
• Photo
• Time to buy American and hire Americans
• Cartoon
• NJ should pass Gold Star Family license plate bill
• ‘The Tangled Skirt’ Heats Up The Season At New Jersey Repertory Company
• Engineer: Franklin Lake threatened by invasive grass
• Control of freeholder board at stake Nov. 2
• Broadway Arts Center plans to be revised
• Four-way race for Eatontown council
• Pallone, Little battle for 6th District seat
• Spartans excited about B North gym championship
• Photo
• Brookdale women win Region XIX tennis title
• Cartoon
• RBC captures state title; TOC next for tennis team
• NOTES
• RBC’s McNamara, Byrne sweep county x-c crowns
• Parks to host special needs art program
• Robert G. Birmingham
• Lunch & Learn series at The Arc in November
• Susan Marie Falvey
• ‘The Healing Power of Art’
• America needs leaders with clear vision
• Court ruling puts Fort Monmouth housing plan in limbo
• Prank turns to horror for family and dog
• Fort’s children brought rich diversity to schools
• Holt, Sipprelle agree: Voters are unhappy
• St. Mary’s new administrator extends welcome mat
• Two River Theater launches ‘One Book, One Community’
• NJSBA wants talks on tenure reform
• WLB school website is more user-friendly
• Marching Band Festival
• Charles Kirman Sr.
• Eatontown revises rules for commercial zones
• Elect officials who will reduce U.S. debt
• Council OKs rents for fire equipment storage
• Politicians need to stop spending tax dollars
• Long Branch city planning for layoffs
• Recommit to showing respect for others
• Photo
• Reflect on domestic violence awareness
• Photo
• Wayside broker pleads guilty to $20M fraud
• NOTES
• Photo
• Brookdale’s memorial service to be held Oct. 28
• October: Fresh direction
• Keep Christine’s dream alive
• Operation Sleighbells under way
• ‘Skate with Josh’ to raise funds for charity
• Free help for Medicare questions
• John Powell show at Beacon Fine Arts
• Auction to benefit Church of the Presidents
• Art helps with ‘Bridging the Gap’
• Prevention First honors excellence in prevention
• RBC tennis looking for more championships
• Clean Ocean Action’s 25th Annual Fall Beach Sweeps
• Blue Devils continue to maintain tradition
• The Big Event
• First place at stake when Falcons-Caseys kick off
• Firefighters’ food drive under way
• RBC outlasts RFH in B North volleyball
• Photo
• Arc of Monmouth to offer free workshop
• RBC falls from ranks of the undefeated in overtime
• Photo
• William “Billi” George Heath
• Clematis J. Novobilski
• Mandate schools implement bullying prevention program
• No better time to fall in love with nature
• Group protests deferral of homestead rebate
• Mayor’s attorney denies Dwek claim
• Eatontown short of space at municipal building
• How long has it been since you’ve been in the library?
• Eatontown mayor faces challenge for mayoral seat
• Officials want commissary to remain open
• sports shorts •••
• Photo
• Blue Devils stand tall in loss to Manasquan
• Cartoon
• RFH seeking A Central field hockey title
• NOTES
• Healing program at retreat center in October
• stork •••
• Healthy Habitats contest under way
• Columbus Day parade steps off Sunday, Oct. 10
• Marquet Madness gets victory; Thewifedoesntknow gets revenge
• community bulletin board •••
• October programs at L.B. Library
• Blues are coming together when it matters most
• ‘Dia de Los Muertos’ at Inspired Life Studios
• City acts to secure pier funding
• RBC takes control of B North football race
• ‘Art From Found Objects’
• Bill mandates dating violence education
• Photo
• Variety of orchids available at auction
• Gian J. Pace
• Ocean Twp. receives county municipal-recycling grant
• John Francis McCann
• Monmouth Park needs short-, long-term answers
• Joanne Evelyn Hamilton
• Shana Surf Jam Pro Am
• Anna K. Pound
• Monmouth U to host Founders’ Day celebration
• Teacher responds to column that took shot at NJEA
• 9/11 responder bill headed for Senate vote
• Honor Gandhi’s life by being kinder to animals
• Boxing provides outlet for youths
• Is this what Abbott districts were designed to be?
• Local FMERA members urge greater transparency
• Tenure must be on the table in reform talks
• Photo
• Handlin urges action on medical malpractice bill
• Cartoon
• Air show spirits come to life at Ghost Walk
• NOTES
• FMERA adopts initial $1.5M budget
• Local FMERA members urge greater transparency
• Tenure must be on the table in reform talks
• Photo
• Handlin urges action on medical malpractice bill
• Cartoon
• Air show spirits come to life at Ghost Walk
• NOTES
• FMERA adopts initial $1.5M budget
• Healing program at retreat center in October
• stork •••
• Healthy Habitats contest under way
• Columbus Day parade steps off Sunday, Oct. 10
• Marquet Madness gets victory; Thewifedoesntknow gets revenge
• community bulletin board •••
• October programs at L.B. Library
• Blues are coming together when it matters most
• ‘Dia de Los Muertos’ at Inspired Life Studios
• City acts to secure pier funding
• RBC takes control of B North football race
• ‘Art From Found Objects’
• Bill mandates dating violence education
• Photo
• Variety of orchids available at auction
• Gian J. Pace
• Ocean Twp. receives county municipal-recycling grant
• John Francis McCann
• Monmouth Park needs short-, long-term answers
• Joanne Evelyn Hamilton
• Shana Surf Jam Pro Am
• Anna K. Pound
• Monmouth U to host Founders’ Day celebration
• Teacher responds to column that took shot at NJEA
• 9/11 responder bill headed for Senate vote
• Honor Gandhi’s life by being kinder to animals
• Boxing provides outlet for youths
• Is this what Abbott districts were designed to be?
• Freehold H.S. class of ’65 slates reunion
• Salvatore A. Curcio
• Local towns praised for open space, parks
• Celebrate Gandhi’s life by going vegan on Oct. 2
• The time has come for congressional changes
• Ocean Twp. resident will vote for Anna Little
• Help N.J. get healthy, know signs of heart disease
• Holiday Express gets a business makeover
• Eatontown to keep ‘welcome’ signs
• Eatontown Community Day
• Two more named to fort authority
• Pallone bill would funnel $$ to fishing industry
• Eye of Taurus wins Revidere Stakes as Monmouth Park opens Fall Meet
• How a buffalo handles first-day-of-school jitters
• Monmouth announces 2010 HOF inductees
• Long Branch UEZ adjusts to cuts in state formula
• McNamara, Byrne win Wild Safari x-c races
• Photo
• Photo
• Cartoon
• RBC hosting Long Branch in big B North contest
• NOTES
• Rivalry renewed
• Event for families affected by autism
• on campus •••
• Ronald McDonald House hosts friends & family
• City applies to state pilot housing program
• Residents urged to turn in unused meds
• Blues progressing quite well knocking off nation’s No. 1
• Eatontown event aims to foster sense of community
• Photo
• County recognizes citizen volunteers
• RBC harriers to get a test at Wild Safari Invitational
• Photo
• RBC off to strong start with four impressive wins
• Long Branch aims to avert student housing complaints
• RFH girls soccer team has plenty of potential
• Photo
• Photo
• Cartoon
• New programs, learning tools at L.B. schools
• business briefs •••
• Local small-business owner will vote for Rush Holt
• NOTES
• Former teacher takes issue with column on NJEA
• Changes for EMS volunteers not for the best
• Hospice Care seeks telephone volunteers
• A pattern of dirty tricks in race for 12th District seat
• Monmouth Museum gets weather exhibit
• Photo
• ‘Three Points of View’
• Arc and Brookdale forge partnership
• 23 Nelson Riddle Orchestra to perform in concert Oct. 2
• Photos
• ‘Fresh’ is September theme
• Monmouth Medical Center Receives Federal and State Recognition
• Your voice … your vote
• NJEA still acting badly, and needs a ‘timeout’
• NOTES
• Photo
• Get your sports news in the paper
• Ronald McDonald Casino Night Sept. 24
• Have a heart, help HABcore
• Photo
• Hospice Care seeks telephone volunteers
• ‘Moving Toward a Cure’
• Eye of Taurus wins Revidere Stakes as Monmouth Park opens Fall Meet
• ‘Racing at the Shore’
• Tour de Fair Haven Sept. 19
• Sussman fulfills dream winning WFAN contest
• Monmouth presents visiting writer Mihaela Moscaliuc
• Hawks climb to No. 7 in national rankings
• SkimBash 2010
• RBC undeterred by its early 0-2 start
• Rash of car burglaries reported in Ocean Twp.
• on campus •••
• Sept. 19 memorial walk assists LADACIN Network
• Backpack drive provides school supplies to students
• Library has a club for everyone
• Marie Clayton Pomphrey
• CECOM flag casing
• Beverly M. Williams
• Boro committee will focus on energy, sustainability
• Leona Lazarides Johnson
• Committee concerned about boro’s appearance
• Patrick Campbell
• New fort authority begins to take shape
• Resident sees courage in Anna Little’s actions
• Photo
• Mosque should be build farther from ground zero
• Cartoon
• Take steps now to prepare for emergencies
• Children’s festival slated for Sept. 11
• ‘Kittenpalooza’ offers half-price adoptions
• Fort Monmouth will hold flag casing ceremony
• L.B. native set to begin filming mob caper
• Flowers, rocks, sticks and truth
• Alzheimer’s is topic of science lecture
• Marine Task Force to improve aquatic response time
• Four men charged with selling bogus ferry tickets
• Photos
• Green Wave bracing for difficult schedule
• Slocum family readies for annual reunion
• BCC cross country team looking to improve
• And they’re off! Steeplechase returns on Sept. 25
• Shore, Monmouth looking for bounce-back seasons
• Gurbisz Foundation raises funds for at-risk youth
• on campus •••
• $3M Army grant funds defense technology center
• Students head back to school with new supplies
• Lifeguards near finish line of beach season
• on campus •••
• Marine’s film provides ‘Severe Clear’ view of Iraq War
• N.J. veteran supports Holt for re-election
• L.B. beaches produce record revenues
• A letter to Congressmen Holt and Pallone
• September: Time for reality check
• Squandering a bumper crop of farmland
• Cartoon
• Call her anything but don’t call her ma’am
• NOTES
• Photo
• Grant will fund regional coastal initiatives
• L.B. approves pier management team
• In words and drawings, soldiers leave their mark in time
• Concerns continue over crime, safety in city
• I’m Gorgeous equals track record in winning Cane Pace qualifier
• Photo
• MU Hawks kick off 2010 season at Colgate Saturday
• A royal(ty) opportunity?
• Area football geared up for 2010 season openers
• Cartoon
• Thanks to Island Nights supporters
• NOTES
• Safer borders key part of solving gang violence
• Student honored for training puppies
• Lifeguards’ quick actions help save local man
• Museums are free to military all summer
• Trenton fashion: This fall they’re all wearing black
• Health Commission’s site a helpful resource
• Photo
• Volunteers needed for NJ Blood Services
• Three charged in connection with homicide
• Monmouth Museum hosts Anique Taylor exhibit
• There’s always Monday
• Brookdale Big Band
• Bean inspires Senate bill for vets’ services
• Gateway joins network of protected areas
• Photo
• Pre-season practice
• Report puts county’s economy and open space in jeopardy
• Judith Stanley Coleman was county’s ‘guardian angel’
• Cartoon
• Resident sees benefits in Coastal Monmouth Plan
• Sept. 12 event honors M’town South student
• Readers say they feel the pain of no-service ‘service’
• St. Thomas H.S. class of 1975 plans reunion
• Former GM of track pleads guilty to multiple charges
• Bargains to be found in Red Bank Sept. 25
• Holmdel weighs Lucent redevelopment study
• Annual event returns to Ocean Grove
• Walk With Joe welcomes all to remember Sept. 11
• Apply for heroism scholarship by Oct. 15
• Volunteers needed for Reading Buddies
• NOTES
• New traffic pattern to begin near Wanamassa School
• Autumn offers plenty of fun at county parks
• Freeholders honor Judith Stanley Coleman
• MCAC to participate in national arts index
• Oceans of Rhythm Festival takes place Saturday
• ‘The Divine Paradox’ opens Sunday
• Student honored for training puppies
• FMERPA appoints reuse consulting group
• Freeholders salute open space projects
• Colts, Caseys x-c teams nationally ranked
• Greater Media shows budding journalists the ropes
• Jersey Shore Pop Warner kicks off 50th grid season
• Fort panel reflects on reuse mission
• RBC, RFH well prepared for 2010-11 campaign
• Character Assassins at NJ Rep
• ‘Quilting: Looking Forward’
• Photo
• Wave’s Shuler-Foster focusing on football
• Sailing superstar will lecture at Twin Lights
• Horse racing needs time to adapt to changes
• WLB police urge residents to sign up for phone, email alerts
• on campus •••
• Complaint: Redevelopment violates civil rights
• Creating art, making choices
• Boro looking to form ‘green team’
• Judith Stanley Coleman was county’s ‘guardian angel’
• Sounds of summer
• Squandering a bumper crop of farmland
• Grant will bring fire dept. to the future
• From another angle, things aren’t as bad as they looked
• Photo
• 180 seeks volunteers for CSVA training
• Report puts county’s economy and open space in jeopardy
• A sad day for Raritan Bay
• Cartoon
• stork club •••
• NOTES
• in the service •••
• Healthy Habitats contest under way
• Celebrities, congressman, physicians support FAAN Walk on Sept. 11
• Ocean Library has something for everyone
• Wave of Hope donates $7,000 to St. Jude Children’s Hospital
• sport shorts •••
• Beach Bash slated for Sept. 12 in Belmar
• Ocean Twp. police on lookout for drivers violating cell phone laws
• sport shorts •••
• Tire Amnesty Month for county residents
• City hopes for state $$ for oceanfront upgrades
• Looking for ‘Trout in the Classroom’ teachers
• Vietnam Era Center to host ’60s Family Day
• Preseason Hawks ranked nationally for first time
• National Night Out
• Pallone bill aims to curtail gang violence
• Photo
• Photo
• McKean set to complete 50 marathons in 50 states
• Cartoon
• Pair of District 11 titles for Ocean Twp. teams
• NOTES
• Jersey Shore Wildcats win state AAU basketball title
• ‘Charter and Early Members’ show celebrates guild’s 50 years
• Photo
• Building-by-building approach is best for Fort Hancock
• A veteran’s plea: Forget us not
• August programs at the L.B. Free Public Library
• The Arc of Monmouth names new president
• Urban Canvas project takes shape on Broadway
• Fundraiser to benefit Church of the Presidents restoration
• Ocean Twp. police investigate rash of car burglaries
• West Long Branch looks for solutions to traffic woes
• Group presses for improvements to Ocean Ave.
• 9/11 responders hope for passage of aid bill
• Vintage cycles
• Conservation foundation mourns founder, prez
• Cartoon
• The real inside scoop on the big celebrity wedding
• NOTES
• Photo
• August events at Ocean Township Library
• Monmouth Conservation Foundation founder dies
• Jersey Girl Triathlon to kick off in city
• SBOANJ looks to revitalize horse racing
• Slocums of New Jersey Plan 2010 Reunion
• 35th annual Clearwater Festival Aug. 21
• Entries sought for group art exhibit
• Participants will learn how to observe govt.
• H.S. hockey standouts set for summer classic
• ‘The Painting World of Evelyn Leavens’
• Experts confirm oil spill unlikely to reach Jersey Shore
• RBR hosting talent-rich basketball tournament
• August programs at the L.B. Free Public Library
• Lookin At Lucky romps at Izod Haskell Invitational
• 10th Italian Festival Aug. 11-15
• Concordance collects school supplies
• City Council opts not to adopt code of conduct
• School supply drive provides backpacks for children in need
• All-Women Tourney
• Judith Hurley Stanley Coleman
• L.B. UEZ looks to state to release funding
• Robert A. Page
• Lifeguard relays
• Ronald Philip Riddle
• Advocates laud halt of LNG proposal
• Rain can’t penetrate half of NJ’s surface area
• Activists: Jobs, programs needed for city’s youth
• Family field day to wrap up ’60s toy exhibit
• 2010 Walk Now for Autism Speaks - New Jersey Shore
• New Jersey Rep Announces Killer Cast for Charlie Schulman’s 'Character Assassins'
• July 4th Celebration at the 20th Annual Oceanfest
• NJ Repertory Company’s Summer Blockbuster 'Sunlight' In Long Branch
• New to Monmouth County!
• NJ Rep's Housewives Headed for an Off-Broadway Run
• Beach Badges Available For Monmouth County Park System’s Seven Presidents Oceanfront Park
• NJ Rep Announces 2010-2011 Season
• New Thriller On Stage At NJ Repertory Company
• Exposure Time - A World Premiere by Kim Merrill
• New Play at NJ Rep 2 Jews Walk into A War
• Dead Ringer By Gino DiIorio
• Monmouth County Park System Releases Results Of Annual Sprint Triathlon
• Dead Ringer by Gino DiIorio
• J.F. Kiely Construction Co. Sponsors School Time Wishes for the United Way
• J.F. Kiely Construction Co. Participates in Cash for Clunkers Program
• The Rant - a New Drama
• J.F. Kiely Construction Co.: Blue and Yellow Is Now Green
• J.F. Kiely Construction Co. Recognized by the United Way of Atlantic County
• Evie's Waltz by Carter W. Lewis
• Lifeguards On Duty At Monmouth County Park System’s Seven Presidents Oceanfront Park
• The Housewives of Mannheim
• Compelling Drama and World-Premiere at NJ Rep
• “THE MORE THE MERRIER!”
• Aquamedica Day Spa in Long Branch NJ Passes Stimulus Plan
• 'SICK' at New Jersey Repertory Company
• Wheelwash to Present the Rhino Multi at the AED’s Condex 2009 in San Diego
• FREE GIFT CARD!
• 'Cupid and Psyche' by Sean Hartley and Jihwan Kim
• Monmouth County Park System Releases Results Of Annual Sprint Triathlon
• Apple By Vern Thiessen
• Poetic License: A World Premiere By Jack Canfora
• Theater Listing - World Premiere Musical - NJ Rep
• World Premiere Musical - NJ Rep
• Women Who Steal
• INTERNET SALES PEOPLE WANTED FOR LONG BRANCH
• Engaging Shaw by John Morogiello
• Bookends
• Love And Murder
• Saturday Nights - Blues By The Beach
• Nikki Armstrong Band
• Big Band Swing Night

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