Red Bank, NJ News

• Red Bank, NJ News
• Milltown post office: a light at end of the tunnel
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• Mauriello, Mandato win Wall Sportsman twins
• RBC looking to rebound in state tournament play
• SJV rallies past Middletown South to win MCT softball title
• ‘Pure grit’ carries RFH to back-to-back SCT titles
• 2012 Red Bank Triathlon
• ‘Donald Voorhees, Maestro, and Michael Scherfen, Protégé’
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• St. George’s-by-the-River Canterbury Fair June 9
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• Jane Waggner
• Barbara M. (McNally) Gallagher
• Mary Van Zandt
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• R.U. coach to speak at RBR fundraiser
• DAR chapter announces essay contest winners
• Height restriction stalls Hampton Inn proposal
• Agricultural county fairs worth the trip
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• Bias came through in writer’s letter to the editor
• 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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• English handbells to ring out in Red Bank
• Red Bank Food & Wine Walk returns
• Learning center for autistic adults becomes reality
• USS Columbus veterans plan reunion
• Outdoor discoveries await primary school students
• June is Horse Month at county library
• Kamin selected as Harvard Nieman Fellow
• Fair Haven looks at upkeep of private roads
• Red Bank to begin $600K Front St. project in June
• One open door, 40 years of teaching
• Army accord with FMERA is official
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• The Caring Canvas Travels to Southampton's Alternatives For Children School
• Spring Spectacular Trunk Show at Garmany
• State sectionals are next for RFH, Shore 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
• Between the bridges: A Brooklyn excursion
• Family Beach Ball May 20 in Sea Bright
• Coastal Defenses Weekend, dance at Fort Hancock
• Tower Hill plans May 20 Brahms concert
• Stanley Jeffrey Jastrzemski
• William “Willie” Joseph Patton
• Relay for Life of the Two Rivers set for May 18
• Creative Monmouth: an incubator for ideas, solutions
• Row, row, row your boat …
• Nanny states say being healthy is no cakewalk
• Bill supports a winning strategy for higher education, students & economic development
• Political Cartoon
• Suit charges wrongful termination by MRHS
• Entries sought for Senior Poets Laureate
• Red Bank slices budget, saves a penny on tax rate
• Lawsuit looms over noise ordinance restriction
• An unplanned plan: Bill Rancic talks life’s hurdles
• RBR students walk for suicide prevention
• Horsemen take the reins at Monmouth Park
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• NJ Author Steps Up and Dedicates Book to the Wounded Warrior Project
• GCU Wellness Expo Explores Mind, Body & Spirit
• The Caring Canvas Art Exhibit at Pazzo Benefited Relay for Life
• 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
• Folkdance Fest
• ‘Paintings from the Eastern Seaboard’
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• Gardening in May: Is it plant or beast?
• GI Go Fund to hold Jeans for Troops Day
• Career center presents ‘Hot Jobs 2010-2020’
• Public invited to film screening May 20
• School’s raffle will help improve playground
• Ocean Grove Arts and Music Fest to be May 12
• Red Bank Art Walk steps into creative spaces
• Health center’s grant will expand dental clinic, services
• Navesink River Rowing open house
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• County food drive takes in two tons of food
• 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
• Sea Bright lacks police support, cancels fireworks
• What’s for lunch? Students campaign for improved plate
• Monmouth Park traffic control to cost local towns
• Red Bank’s STEM program a model for learning
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• New Jersey Business Coach Brings Laedership Skills To The Massses
• EVENTS THAT WILL TICKLE YOU PINK!
• News From Red Bank RiverCenter
• News from NJSBDC at Brookdale Community College
• Defense separating SJV from other Lancer teams
• CBA 2nd, RBC 5th in Penn Relays Championship of America DM races
• RBR softball team scoring early and often this spring
• BCC softball team heads to Region XIX tournament
• RBC looking to bounce back from first losses of the season
• Mid-season lacrosse
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• Indie comic artist stages ‘War of the Independents’
• Elaine C. Benson
• Ethel S. Hill
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• David L. Dove
• Carl John “C.J.” Unsinn
• Save the date for benefit walk, June 2
• Monmouth Festival of the Arts May 5-9
• John Powell exhibit opens in Red Bank
• Out of Jersey, into Africa: women on the rise
• Red Bank events will tickle you ‘pink’
• Pallone to activists: Environment under attack
• Ocean Museum hosts Hindenburg program
• Greater Media Newspapers takes home 15 awards in NJPA contest
• Tinton Falls board OKs plan for fort tract
• Towns move to protect COAH trust funds
• Fair Haven and Rumson to form drug alliance
• Oceanport passes $6.9M budget with flat tax rate
• Treasure hunting on the Navesink
• Mary’s Place to hold its first walk May 12
• International Festival in Red Bank May 6
• Tradition in third-best little town needs to be kept alive
• Political Cartoon
• They’ve drawn one more ridiculous line in the sand
• Host towns feel impact of fort closing; look to future
• Luncheon, fashion Show May 9
• Folk dance festival Sunday in Sea Bright
• Red Bank ordinance puts 24/7 businesses to bed
• Mayors seek return of tax revenues siphoned off by state
• Spend a weekend steeped in history
• Red Bank district plans for pre-K expansion
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• Performance - My Wonderful Day
• ‘Frank Talk:’ Everyone has a story to share
• Hawk athletes set new school records at Princeton, Moravian invitationals
• RFH Crew starts season with a win at North Jersey Regatta
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• 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
• Mary’s Place to hold its first walk May 12
• Ethel S. Hill
• Elaine C. Benson
• Robert A. Francesconi
• GI GO Fund to hold Jeans for Troops Day
• ‘Linear Configurations’
• Every day is Earth Day
• ‘Stop the silence … stop the violence’
• Benefit for Tom Jones slated for April 29
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• Passion for writing ‘works like fertilizer’ for RBR students
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• Animal advocacy event April 28-29 at library
• Animal reiki class being offered May 4
• Fair Haven sidewalk sale set for April 27-28
• Activists: DEP beach access rules ignore 99 percent
• Kitchen tour to benefit Mt. Carmel School
• Next phase of replenishment to begin in Monmouth Beach
• Libraries hold ‘Share a Story’ book drives
• Fresh Air Fund hosts say participation is rewarding
• Marlboro drawing line in the sand over COAH funds
• Walking is effective way to combat obesity
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• Boro shops for health insurance, keeps court
• Women in govt. to mentor high school juniors
• Restaurants, arts at heart of Red Bank beat
• Experts on Lyme disease to speak
• Advocates slam DEP’s revised beach access rules
• Application withdrawn, new plans in works for LNG port
• Red Bank dentists to give free dental care
• Horsemen’s Monmouth Park lease upheld
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• Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for Earth Treasures Jewelers New Location
• 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
• Lacrosse
• Mother’s Day garden retreat
• Help for managing Mother’s Day April 24
• Esther Dapin Rose
• Betty Ann Jackson Ryan
• William P. Schuchert
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• ‘Fun Can Be Work!’
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• St. George Church celebrates first holy day in new home
• New Jersey found a pot of gold, and wants to keep it
• What’s this buzz over bumblebees?
• Cancer Survivors Day walk June 3
• ‘Garden Thyme’ in Lincroft on April 25
• Animal reiki class being offered May 4
• Child Abuse Awareness Month: Make prevention a priority
• Health care act good for women, children
• Name-calling can begin a downward spiral
• Cartoon
• Business franchise breakfast event April 25
• Young artists in the spotlight
• Kitchen tour to aid Mt. Carmel School
• Spring Community Day at Montessori School
• Surfrider Foundation advocates for coastal issues
• Brookdale Guitar Show turns it up to 11
• RFH earns highest performing honors
• Auxiliary slates annual luncheon, fashion show
• It’s time to pink your house
• Fair Haven and Rumson expand on shared services
• Treasure hunting on the Navesink
• Legislators rally support for saving Howard Lab
• RiverCenter budget falls flat in Red Bank
• Fair Haven sidewalk sale set for April 27-28
• R.B. Middle School tagged with proficiency gap
• Plastic remains No. 1 pollutant on Jersey coast
• Beck: Racetrack lease deal will hold up to challenge
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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
• Jr. Bulldog wrestlers medal at Kids state championships
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• Falcons hoping to contend in B North girls lacrosse
• RFH hopes loss to Shore will reverse SCT fortunes
• Help for managing Mother’s Day April 24
• Stella J. Fedon
• Michael J. Sayko
• Ellyn A. Conti
• John G. Zerrer
• Photos
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• April at the Art Alliance
• Small Factory cartoons win 2012 Emmy Award
• Help with utility, food bills available
• Axelrod PAC presents Jewish/Israeli film series beginning Sunday
• Conservation District offers scholarships
• April: Spring blew in wildly
• ‘Coffee, Credit and Conversation’ at library
• Public invited to restore dunes
• RiverFest 2012 returns June 1-3
• O, say, can you … sing?
• 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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• League to host talk on new voting laws
• Fair Haven business group launches new website
• Sailing open house April 15 at River Rats
• Reform Temple hosts open house April 20
• O’port Boro Hall to get ADA improvements
• Step Up for The Arc adds a 5K race
• Falling enrollment leads to tax increase for MRHS
• Red Bank to celebrate Earth Day
• Community garden to bloom in Shrewsbury
• Red Bank Council proposes raise in rent level formula
• David Goldman ‘keeps light shining’ on child abduction
• Sea Bright names special counsel for public education
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• Summer’s on its way!
• Red Bank Events
• PAINT THE TOWN PINK COMMUNITY RESIDENTS…IT’S TIME TO PINK YOUR HOUSES!
• astern Monmouth Area Chamber of Commerce will proudly hold its 27th annual Business-to-Business trade show, titled SUPER EXPO on April 25th.
• Segal, Dennis run one-two in St. Paddy’s 10-mile race
• Aaman is Shore Coaches 2012 Player of the Year
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• Player development is key to Falcons’ continued success
• Simon overcomes injury setback and will play soccer at Syracuse
• Donna Rudd McCandless
• Margaret M. Hayden
• Bruce “Stats” Statham
• Falcons Pop Warner continues tradition of excellence
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• Child’s introduction to sports
• Legislators stump for education, tax reforms
• ‘Greed+Fear= Irrational Exuberance’
• It’s spring-cleaning time for the beach
• Mall going to the dogs … and the cats
• County food drive aims to stock FoodBank for summer
• Red Bank train station to reveal true colors
• Deadline for golf tourney approaching
• Talkin’ jazz 2012: free lecture series
• Contes & Friends Concert for Tent City
• Tinton Falls Fire District No. 1 receives $330K grant
• Nontraditional students eligible for $1,250 Eastern Monmouth Chamber scholarships
• Let’s just admit it: the money is pretty nice
• Obama isn’t to blame for rise in gas prices
• An email to Governor Christie: Tenure must end
• The Trayvon Martin shooting: a time to reflect
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• Master Gardeners available to speak
• RFH District’s $16.6M budget reflects increased state aid
• R.B. community gardeners mull offer of east-side plot
• Shrewsbury Garden Club welcomes spring
• Pioneering women rabbis
• Oceanport collecting for Schroth students
• T.F. BOE adopts budget without staff, program cuts
• Sea Bright gets $1.37M FEMA grant
• Christian Brothers Academy names new principal
• Local landmarks receive grant money for preservation
• ‘Power in silence, strength in numbers’
• "Power in silence, strength in numbers”
• KOKO FITCLUB now Open in SHREWSBURY
• NEW SURGICAL DAY STAY AT RIVERVIEW MEDICAL CENTER OPENS TO PROVIDE PATIENTS WITH THE FINEST HEALING ENVIRONMENT
• 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
• Bulldogs restocking after state championship season
• Scannapieco is pleased with Brookdale’s start
• Warming up
• VNA to celebrate 100 years of community care
• George F. Marsh
• Barbara Elaine Tunny
• Katherine M. Force
• Laura Henry
• Frances M. Patti
• A place to pin patriotism and hearts following 9/11
• World Water Day cleanup
• ‘The Stations of the Cross’
• Audubon bird walk will be held April 14
• ‘Viewpoints 2012’
• Postcard show in Ocean Grove on April 14
• Exhibit of WWII military miniatures, models
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• Red Bank garden group hopes for spring planting
• ‘Young Artists’ at Count Basie April 1
• Red Bank takes a step toward health and wellness
• Tinton Falls to amend budget, lower tax levy
• Earth Day fair, electronics recycling drive
• It’s one of those good news, bad news deals
• Stop animal suffering: go vegan
• Left out in Little Silver
• A tree falls in Fair Haven
• Cartoon
• Morro Castle display at Shipwreck Museum
• Advocates fault revised beach-access rules
• All are welcome at church’s egg hunt
• Sixth ‘Paint the Town Pink’ May 4-12
• Dorn’s collection chronicles generational narrative
• Planning Board votes not to spare tree
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• Fate of Fair Haven tree to be decided Thursday
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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
• David “Butch” Gene Martz
• WalterW. Edgar
• Robert J. Sanders Jr.
• Conor Patrick Talbot
• Alliance hosts annual Jean Townsend exhibit
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• High school students excel in Shakespeare competition
• State development plan raises concerns
• Red Bank Wedding Walk takes place March 24
• March: Au revoir winter
• Race for Haiti’s Children April 21
• Visit the Galapagos at Audubon meeting
• Social action films continue March 25
• Oratorio Choir to perform ‘Gospel Mass’
• Skeletons of 1964 World’s Fair
• Sandy Hook Environmental Field Station has something for everyone
• N.J. senators stand up for women’s freedom
• Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month
• Cartoon
• Bias hotline available to county residents
• Oceanport BOE approves $9.9M tentative budget
• Little Silver residents approve full-day kindergarten
• Health care costs continue to impact local budgets
• Teen Arts
• Beck: Something stinks about gas regulators
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• Budget Cuts Threaten Water Testing and the Safety of Our Swimming Beaches!
• The Caring Canvas Art Show Benefited MHA
• Red Bank RiverCenter announces the 2012 Wedding Walk to be held on March 24th
• FOR THE SIXTH STRAIGHT YEAR, RIVERVIEW MEDICAL CENTER GETS READY TO PAINT THE TOWN PINK!
• Little Silver voters approve full-day kindergarten
• How to get sports news in the paper
• 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
• Lancers’ future looks bright despite loss in sectional final
• ‘Awakenings’
• Identity: Teen arts shine at Brookdale
• Ann Borneo
• William Edward O’Mara
• William Phillips Kirkpatrick
• Herbert Riley Oversen
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• Students invited to enter poster contest
• 11th Annual Keith D. McHeffey 3-Mile Fun Run and Walk
• Preschool registration is on in Shrewsbury
• Red Bank library offers March programs for adults and children
• RFH to present ‘Jekyll & Hyde: The Musical’
• Red Bank UMC operates on green faith
• Get to know people with intellectual and developmental disabilities
• A letter to Fair Haven’s mayor and council
• Sandy Hook patrons need to take action now
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• Little Silver, Shrewsbury introduce 2012 budgets
• Sea Bright council discusses $5.3M budget
• Spring(steen) is in the air
• Boro, horsemen view track as year-round venue
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• It’s Rumson Restaurant Month!
• RBC, SJV girls advance in state playoff basketball
• RBC hockey team took on some of state’s best teams
• RBC girls win Eastern States Distance Medley Relay title
• Ocean’s Hertling, Bigelow medal at state wrestling championships
• Ranney fencers win epee title at state District II championships
• Joseph Patti
• Norma “Chic” A. Pratt
• Edward J. Mis
• Mary A. Falotico
• Carol A. Dietrich
• ‘Art of Illusion’
• IN THE ARTS
• Rumson Restaurant Month returns for fourth year
• NOTES
• Birthday party brainstorm
• Sickles hosts Girls Night Out March 16
• Million Moms on warpath about gay life in Riverdale
• Red Bank restaurants offer prix fixe during March
• Basketball tourney benefits Horizons program
• Fair Haven municipal tax rate stable for fifth year
• Shrewsbury OKs $592K for fire department
• Get ‘Back Into Nature’ at Audubon Night
• Riverview Kids Rock! set for March 10
• NAMI NJ celebrates heroes campaign
• Food donations are need now ‘more than ever’
• Inhalant use is a silent, preventable epidemic
• Golden Glove athletes working toward goals
• Cartoon
• RBC to present ‘Into the Woods’
• Red Bank district budget comes with tax levy hike
• Mystery backer revealed; ordinance remains blurry
• FMERA in talks for Patterson clinic building
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• Red Bank Board of Ed finds state aid falls short
• 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
• RFH presents ‘Jekyll & Hyde: The Musical’
• Maria D. Fernandes
• Bridget Theresa Cueto
• Pamela Callahan
• ‘Gimme Shelter’
• ‘What a Wonderful World’
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• 11th annual KDM fun run to be March 10
• R.B. restaurants offer prix fixe during March
• Mayor: T.F. budget kept stable by cost containment
• Red Bank man pleads guilty to vehicular homicide
• Eastern Monmouth towns to revalue properties
• Tree ordinance still an issue for new mayor
• A more humane approach to battle for the Holy Grail
• Reader: Cartoon is in poor taste & column is offensive
• Soldier On program coming to Fort Monmouth
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• Red Bank urged to pilot bike sharing
• Study: Fort buildings not adaptable for new tenants
• County engineer outlines Hubbard Bridge replacement
• Former Sea Bright mayor remembered for her service
• Anniversary events honor Girl Scouts’ achievements
• Jobs, future of Monmouth Park tied to lease
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• Riverview Medical Center Offers New Hope to Patients with Chronic Back Pain; The Results are Anything but MILD®
• SJV advances; RBC, RFH girls beaten in SCT quarterfinals
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• RBC’s 4x400 relay win clinches state track title
• Ocean adds District 22 title to championship season
• Reformed Bible Study to begin in Red Bank
• Loretta MacCollum
• Florence “Honey” E. Sickler
• Robert J. Meister
• Guild hosts members’ show
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• L.S. adds cameras, seeks new vendor for train station
• Teen dating violence is a serious epidemic, but help is nearby
• Columnist’s statements are ‘premature’
• RBC to present ‘Into the Woods’
• Help needed to erect fence to protect birds
• Little Silver FD slates annual St. Pat’s party
• Basketball tourney benefits Horizons program
• Rumson lecture will focus on Arab Spring
• Bill favors profits over public’s health and safety
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• Student Art Competition March 4 at temple
• Shore-area CERT open house
• FMERA negotiating with software co. for fort property
• Stakeholders discuss future of Rumson-Sea Bright span
• Mixed feelings over KaBoom’s fizzle
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• The Caring Canvas Art Show to Benefit MHA
• KaBoom Fireworks on the Navesink cancels Red Bank July 3 display
• Tough schedule has Bulldogs ready for Dowd Cup tourney
• South Plainfield edges Ocean for Group III state mat title
• Rockets, Spartans, Colts are teams to watch in District 22
• RFH girls win Central Jersey II indoor t&f championship
• ‘Middle School Expressions’ at Ranney
• NOTES
• Lorraine A. Ryan
• Jacqueline Elliot
• Charles J. Oliver
• Little Silver FD slates annual St. Pat’s party
• ‘Beauty & the Beast’
• Emergency Response open house Feb. 25
• 11th annual KDM fun run to be March 10
• Snow, shared services topic of T.F. summit
• New law lets a little more sun shine on government
• Memo to Pres. Obama
• All honest work is respectable
• Art imitates life
• Cartoon
• Holy Cross scales down original church renovations
• Amnesty Int’l film on education in Iran, Feb. 18
• Char lights up downtown corner, fires up business
• Celebrate winter wildlife with seal walk
• S.B. names new councilman, awaits beachfront study
• Black history read-in bridges gap between eras
• Beck: Horsemen, state near accord on racetrack
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• EMACC is proud to welcome our newest members
• Show Ocean Emotion this Valentine’s Day!
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• 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
• Ranney’s Sykoff receives recognition
• Save the date for benefit walk, June 2
• Entries sought for ‘Gimme Shelter’ exhibit
• ‘Egan/DeVico: Photographs’
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• Mark S. Gibson
• Coco Key: Water park in winter
• Man charged with swindling senior citizen
• NOTES
• Pallone: Sports betting would be windfall for N.J.
• Casting call Feb. 10 at Woodbridge Mall
• Shore Regional H.S. marks 50 years
• A bag of ganja may have cost a young man his life
• Gingrich misrepresented by letter writer
• Animal registry safeguards the community
• Writer’s swipe at custodial work is misguided
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• Polar Bear Plunge benefits Ronald McDonald House
• Towns, county to work on regional disaster plan
• Atlantic Watch to honor Declan O’Scanlon
• Sickles hosts annual Artists’ Weekend
• School districts make the move to November elections
• Train accident challenges family to regain strength
• Red Bank to call on residents when disaster strikes
• Red Bank to call on residents when disaster strikes
• News from Red Bank RiverCenter
• Social Marketing and Digital Rights – Teknicks Senior Director Joins New Jersey Technology Council Panel Discussion
• News from Joseph L. Marino, CPA
• How to get your sports news in the paper
• Spartan girls bowling team going to SCT with confidence
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• Bucs’ ice hockey team aiming for winning record
• Powerhouses
• Jean Palmieri-Tocci
• Francis “Frank” W. Roszak
• Kenneth James Burk
• Josephine B. Trezza
• James V. Hazlett Jr.
• John Cole
• Edward C. Ministri
• AnthonyW. Fitzgerald
• Nghia Thi Le
• Joy T. Zeigler
• NOTES
• Pamela K. (Tomasiello) Sigismondi
• Thinking devices
• O’Scanlon: Red-light cameras amount to ‘highway robbery’
• Coco Key: Water park in winter
• Comic book artist dreams of breaking the barriers
• Monmouth U celebrates Black History Month
• N.J. veterans to share experiences, poetry
• First Baptist Church to host Bible study
• 11th annual KDM fun run to be March 10
• Deep Cut Orchid Society to host annual show
• February programs at Eastern Branch Library
• Kindergarten registration for O’port, Sea Bright
• Eastern Branch Library presents Harlem Renaissance program
• Tax preparation offered at library
• Halfacre resigns after nomination to head state ABC
• Sometimes, we all need a coach in our corner
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• Resident sees racism in candidate’s remarks
• N.J. back from bankruptcy, but more reform needed
• Cartoon
• Volunteers needed to help at blood drives
• Nonprofit to return to Officers Row
• Council seat still up for grabs in Sea Bright
• Reformed Bible Study to begin in Red Bank
• Schools districts favor November election
• L.S. district would expand for full-day kindergarten
• Amnesty International film on education in Iran, Feb. 18
• Volunteer at the center of serving others
• Project Homeless Connect asks: What do the homeless need?
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• February Specials and Up-Coming Events at Sallee Tee’s!
• 2012 Millrose Games to see return of Eamonn Coghlan
• 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
• NOTES
• VNA to offer hospice volunteer training
• Charles F. Straub Jr.
• Pat V. Bruno
• Richard W. Poole
• Diana Dunn-Graves
• Abstract paintings inform winter journey
• William Flock
• Red Bank library hosts February programs for adults and children
• Gravestone ensures Civil War nurse won’t be forgotten
• A life that hit all the right notes
• Fort Monmouth could be perfect location for a college
• Housing policy fails developmentally disabled
• Cartoon
• No more Twinkies? Now that’s a real nightmare
• Residents plant the seed for community garden
• Transparency bill sheds light on ‘shadow govt.’
• R.B. Roller Vixens lace up for hard-hitting fundraiser
• Zoning dispute stalls Hampton Inn proposal
• Tinton Falls’ goal for 2012: attract jobs
• Hub’s Top 10 stories of 2011
• Rumson lecture will focus on Arab Spring
• Reformed Bible Study to begin in Red Bank
• Bill permits stand-ins for mayors on FMERA
• School districts look at sharing services
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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
• Linda C. (Leo) Pond
• Marjorie Millicent Bertelsen
• Richard Ellwood
• NOTES
• Mon. Reform Temple to host interfaith panel
• Lower School at Ranney promotes healthy eating with fun activities
• Holmdel’s DiMaso wins freeholder seat
• 33rd annual Juried Art Exhibition
• Reader: Same-sex marriage bill should not be a priority for N.J.
• Monmouth Park: Taxpayers’ black hole
• Much must be done to realize Dr. King’s dream
• The dream lives on
• Irace: Job creation, not shuffling, needed at fort
• Global experiences expand educational borders
• Sea Bright’s new mayor ‘audaciously optimistic’
• Red(uce) Bank environmental initiative to lower emissions
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• ‘Now is the time to join Dr. King’s dream’
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• Area teams to be featured at Boardwalk Hoop Group Showcase
• Indoor auto racing returns to Atlantic City
• Spartan bowlers are still throwing strikes
• Hawks invited to MLS combine
• SJV rallies past RFH in key A Central game
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• Soul Food Dinner, Youth Ministry Day, march among MLK Guild events
• William Ronald “Ron” Kennedy
• James E. Kelly
• Margaret Hyatt
• Thomas W. Thatcher Jr.
• Yolanda A. Ciambrone Ursino
• Robert C. Vaccarella
• Sean Patrick Connolly
• Anna M. Bovino
• Alzheimer’s group to meet in Middletown
• Volunteers bring Thanksgiving to families in transition
• Tinton Falls weighing launch of cable channel
• Dery Bennett Beach Walk
• Christmas meal a First Baptist tradition
• Matawan raises concerns over turbine transport
• ‘Bare with us ...’ Uh, no thank you.
• NJ Transit to privatize parking by summer
• Curley calls for overhaul of county salaries, spending
• Telecommunications bill bad news for consumers
• Mayer thanks Tinton Falls residents and mentors
• Cartoon
• Cold dip
• Bishops address poverty in New Jersey
• 11th annual KDM fun run to be March 10
• Towns partner with watershed group
• Shewsbury to hold kindergarten signup
• R.B. moves forward with plans for 2012
• Arc’s Friends spread cheer all season long
• Chorus of the Atlantic offers singing valentines
• Photographers pick best of 2011
• Menna calls on nonprofits to share tax burden
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• PCG Digital Marketing Hosts Open House Celebration At New Corporate Headquarters
• URGENT LEGISLATIVE ACTION NEEDED! TODAY.. A3489/S1124 is posted for a hearing in the Assembly Budget Committee tomorrow
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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
• Sea Bright nixes written exams for some police promotions
• “Abstract Interpretations”
• New parking system to offer more time, options
• Brain Bee open to all high school students
• to our readers 
• What happened to Santa Claus?
• Mayer thanks mentors, Tinton Falls residents
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• Collier offers path to positive changes
• Washington Street shows signs of history
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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
• ‘Let It Snow’
• Sarah Reilly
• Ralph J. Gatta
• NOTES
• John L. Schwarz
• Chinese New Year: dragons & dim sum
• Activist arrested for disorderly conduct at FMERA meeting
• Height variance delays Hampton Inn proposal
• New year, new programs at R.B. Library
• You’re not getting fat, you’re just a survivor
• Banning religious symbols may violate Constitution
• Group seeks sponsors to help donkeys, horses
• Letter to Fair Haven mayor about trees, freedom
• Cartoon
• Beck: Monmouth Park accord expedites rebid
• Seagulls a problem for some T.F. residents
• R.B. District seeks $4M grant to expand pre-K
• First-class brass
• Festival of Lights
• Lunch Break looks to ‘spark a movement’
• Williams, Elardo win twice for Hawks at Lehigh track meet
• Lancers to rely on depth, standard defensive play
• Covin is back in charge of Green Wave basketball
• Handchen Cup winning RBC eyeing another strong season
• Playing puck
• Dancin’
• An art-full holiday
• Harry M. Wells
• Juanita G. Doucette
• Emilia Smuga
• GretchenA. Green
• WilliamA. Bibby
• NOTES
• Navesink Garden Club honors columnist
• DAR chapter marks 110th anniversary
• Parent helpline deals with substance issues
• Girl Scouts seek vols.
• Local business helps tackle homelessness
• BBBS makes appeal for funds
• RBR seeks nominees for Distinguished Alumni
• 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
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• Oceanic Bridge rehab not hurting businesses — so far
• Health and wellness fair
• Jan. 1 meeting kicks off Fair Haven’s centennial
• Monmouth Park talks down to the wire
• Teens create space for leadership, learning
• Help-Portrait: What a photo is worth
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• Angry residents call out ‘elephant in the room’
• Returning veterans are the key for Green Wave wrestling team
• Manofmanymissions, Market Share win New Jersey Sire Stakes awards
• Goals remain the same for RBC girls basketball
• Hawks’ Allen named to NCAA All-America Team
• ‘Holiday Show 2011’
• Lewis H. Robertson
• Timothy F. O’Boyle
• Maureen Sutphen
• Soloists join chorus in Handel’s ‘Messiah’
• Test your knowledge of the county Jan. 11
• RBR dance majors in holiday concert
• NOTES
• Hampton Inn plan not a viable option for Exxon site
• Dreaming of a green Garden State Christmas
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• Scholarship offered for equine studies
• Fort to begin transition to private ownership
• Sea Bright bus stop gets a pick-me-up
• Prown’s calendar remembers Red Bank first responders
• First aid squad recognizes local businesses
• County upgrades traffic lights
• Army 2nd Infantry Division vets sought
• R.B. council revives parking garage proposal
• FoodBank challenges local schools to end hunger
• Future of racing in doubt at Monmouth Park
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• BCC’s Cornwell, Katona are tabbed as Divison III soccer All-Americans
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• Shrewsbury fireman was Giants’ honorary captain
• Huskies turns tables on RFH and win CJ II football title
• RBR seeks nominees for Distinguished Alumni
• Christmas concert has something for everyone
• Monmouth U to host Kortney Rose night
• N.J. First Aid Council elects officers for 2012
• Richard R. Shergalis
• Charles J. Tomney
• Singers invited to audition for chorus
• Girl Scouts of Jersey Shore seeks adult volunteers
• Fair Haven businesses support Ronald McDonald House
• IN THE ARTS
• Santa Claus
• NOTES
• Be a Santa to a local, needy senior citizen
• Christmas delights, Hanukkah lights
• Ocean Grove house & inn tour Dec. 10, 11
• Adoption Day: Making it official
• Mastro Montessori Academy expansion under way
• Audubon to fly the coop at Sandy Hook location
• A misguided effort to protect the farm team
• Recent tragedy puts focus on domestic violence
• Resident responds to article on deer hunt
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• Future fort development a concern for local mayors
• T.F. district seeks preschool bldg. on fort
• RFH Gay-Straight Alliance marks World AIDS Day
• Bilingual health program speaks to all
• FMERA director: Everything is on the table
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• NJVVMF – 2011-2012 Scholarship Application
• RBC ends on high note; RFH playing for CJ II title
• RFH harriers are state’s best after capturing MOC crown
• Ranney School athletic teams had productive fall campaigns
• Blewett wins two features as auto racing season ends
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• NOTES
• Arc of Monmouth receives United Way grant
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• Adopt a family this holiday season
• Local dancers perform in ‘The Nutcracker’
• Elks Hoop Shoot set for Dec. 4 at RBR
• New places, CD for Holiday Express 19th season
• B’nai Israel celebrates Jewish book month
• Oceanport’s holiday season begins Dec. 4
• Holiday Lantern Tours at Historic Four Corners
• Plans for new park in Fair Haven hit a snag
• Sometimes, it’s fair to blame the messenger
• Time for Main Street to ‘occupy’ Wall Street & D.C.
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• FMERA at work on zoning fort property
• NPS: Sandy Hook beach fees based on area beach fees
• Red Bank Town Lighting
• Hampton Inn planner touts project’s riverfront access
• RBC’s Holiday Dance Spectacular Dec. 9
• Anti-Bullying Squad mediates harassment in the hallways
• County privatizes drawbridges to save $572K
• GlamourGals polish nails, share stories with seniors
• Teachers cook up funds for education
• Alvin Colson
• Frank J. Dancey
• Samuel G. Nowell Jr.
• Samuel “Sam” D. Fontana
• Local beauty by land and sea
• Tinton Falls BOE to appeal ruling on Earle students
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• Hawks advance in NCAA over Stony Brook on PK’s
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• Blue Devils’ undefeated season is spoiled in TOC semifinals
• Caseys’ season concludes with disappointing loss in state final
• NOTES
• ‘Lit’
• ’Tis the season in Red Bank
• Homeless veteran program coming to Fort Monmouth
• Frank W. Tvaroha
• Irene M. Kennedy
• County program would help small businesses
• Job fair aim: to help veterans transition back into work force
• All a dream
• Hydrofracking to be discussed Nov. 17
• Shrewsbury Tree Lighting Dec. 3
• Adopt a family this holiday season
• Hospice volunteers sought to help others
• Residents see red over camouflaged deer hunters
• Riding the rails with Santa
• Blood donors make a difference
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• Enjoy your turkey, even if it’s killing our planet
• Holiday Open House in Fair Haven
• Safer walkways, bicycle routes planned for Shrewsbury Ave.
• Child Find under way in Shrewsbury
• Red Kettle Classic tourney Dec. 3
• Navesink Challenge set for Nov. 27
• Shelter alumni star in MCSPCA calendar
• Red Bank looks to track owners of distressed properties
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• Shore field hockey team advances to NJSIAA TOC
• RFH girls are state’s best in Group II cross country
• RBC, RFH win state playoff opening-round victories
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• Hawks win NEC Tournament; NCAA Tournament bid is next
• Judith Thaddeus Hilton
• Michael M. Bukarica
• ‘New Jersey Artists Emerged’
• ‘Butterflies in the Pantry’
• Holiday concert needs percussionists
• Cornucopia of Thanksgiving fun
• NOTES
• Sept. 11 police memorial finds home in New York
• Photo
• VNA Holiday House Tour and Boutique Dec. 2
• in the service 
• Remembering the boys who came home
• MCSPCA has its eye on the $100K challenge prize
• BCC to honor Greatest Generation on Dec. 10
• Child Find under way in Tinton Falls
• T.F. council set to end president’s term limits
• Get your motor runnin’, then sit in the recliner
• Assemblywomen, senator thank voters
• Support animal shelters; avoid pet stores
• New Jersey: Still sprawling
• Cartoon
• Long will give beaches, cell service priority as S.B. mayor
• FMERA wants feds to lease Fort Monmouth building
• Hampton Inn project has mystery opponent
• Not just a number, more than a name
• GOP savors victory in Monmouth Co.
• Dems: Time to ‘rethink, retool Red Bank’
• Honoring their service
• Sea Bright candidate for mayor faces tax troubles
• Up to $4000 available for companies that re-employ workers
• Meridian Health to Host “Life is Not a Stress Rehearsal” featuring Author and Humorist Loretta LaRoche at Two River Theater
• 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
• Buzz at The Guild
• NOTES
• Joseph Castelluzzo
• Luigi Nannini
• ‘All Nighter’ at Art Alliance
• Animal advocacy program at Eastern Branch Library
• Halloween Parade in Red Bank
• Garden Club honors local homeowners
• Parking issues impact residents, business owners
• Time for fall family fun!
• Keep New Jersey heading in the right direction on Election Day
• Casagrande responds to letter about Earle housing
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• O’port, Monmouth Medical partner to promote breast cancer awareness
• Mayor’s seat up for grabs in local elections
• T.F. District awaits state’s decision on Earle students
• FMERA solicits buyers for first of fort parcels
• Business slump, west side concerns hot topics for candidates
• Soul Kitchen: Living on a prayer
• Alec Baldwin comes to Two River Theater
• Grow Monmouth
• TWO RIVER THEATER COMPANY PRESENTS AWARD-WINNING WRITER AND PERFORMER NILAJA SUN IN NO CHILD…., THE OFF-BROADWAY SMASH HIT ABOUT PUBLIC EDUCATION AND THE TRANSFORMATIVE POWER OF ART, DIRECTED BY HAL BROOKS
• Sickles Market On the Road Tours
• Sickles Market Named NJ Family Business of the Year
• CREATING A NEW EXPERIENCE AT BAYSHORE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL: ONE YEAR AFTER THE MERGER WITH MERIDIAN HEALTH
• Monmouth County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Monmouth County
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• Shelters are the best place to find a canine companion
• A personal centennial salute to Fair Haven
• Ex-Spartan Lampa wins two titles for St. John’s men’s tennis team
• Hawks’ field hockey team remains perfect in NEC play
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• 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
• ‘Deep Sea Salvage Operations’ Paintings by Monika McCall
• NOTES
• School district engineer pleads guilty to rigging bids
• Kenneth A. Kress
• Sugarloaf Festival Oct. 28-30
• business briefs
• Challengers seek 11th District Senate, Assembly seats
• 11th District Republicans seek re-election to Senate, Assembly
• ART and TASTE
• Bakers needed for annual Gingerbread Walk in Red Bank
• Chemo Girls’ Day Out for women dealing with cancer set for Oct. 27
• No contest for Tinton Falls Bororough Council seats
• CROP walkers step in spirit to raise hunger awareness
• Dems challenge incumbents for Sea Bright council seats
• Three-way race for mayor in Sea Bright
• Brookdale’s WWII center to host author
• R.B. schools take first step in new teacher evaluations
• Tinton Falls hopes to broker open space deal
• Occupy Wall Street movement inspires Red Bank discussion
• Red Bank schools: Underfunded but not overlooked
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• T.F mayor hopes to broker open space deal
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• Brookdale soccer team undefeated, ranked No. 4
• Bucs head into bye week off big win over Raritan
• RFH girls victorious at Manhattan Invitational
• Shore Regional vs. SJV
• Serafino “Ben” Centrella
• Lena “Lee” Kelly Schuster
• Susan A. Geraghty
• Julia G. Brancato
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• Tribute to prewar jazz and blues stars
• Monmouth Symphony presents Halloween tricks & treats
• NOTES
• ‘19th Century Maritime Art: Our History in Paintings’
• October: Damage control in the garden
• Chemistry Carnival makes science fun
• Pupils may opt out of bus service
• Eastern Branch Library hosts jobseeker program
• Brookdale’s WWII center to host author
• Lighthouse Challenge takes place Oct. 15 & 16
• B’nai Israel invites community to Sukkot
• West Side Lofts passes with color palette condition
• Library to host program on Victorian mourning
• Service Academy Day planned
• Eagle Scout project benefits pediatric cancer patients
• Schools adapt to new anti-bullying law
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• Oct. events at Eastern Branch Library
• Monmouth U. gender studies program hosts film screening
• Not much drama to Oceanport election
• Clean Ocean Action’s Beach Sweeps Oct. 22
• Tinton Falls will partner with county on solar project
• They’re mad, and they’re not gonna take it anymore
• Reader wonders what happened to national anthem
• Jobs’ passing is harsh reminder of pancreatic cancer
• N.J. health care decisions best made by New Jerseyans
• Residents looking for answers about Earle housing
• Cartoon
• R.B. Elks Soccer Shoot to be held Oct. 15
• Carriage Park redesign back to drawing board
• Parker Homestead in line for national recognition
• The 630-mile ride of her life
• Unity Walk rallies west side community
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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’
• NOTES
• Tinton Falls Community Day
• ‘SQ + SQx2: Images Within Squares and Double-Squares’
• Greater Media’s Peter H. Smyth named America’s Best Broadcaster
• Anne M. Greene
• Helen Margaret Neeff
• Tessie Krezel
• Michael F. Abt
• Parent helpline deals with substance issues
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• ‘Beatlemania’ comes to Tinton Falls Nov. 5
• MHA art show & Taste of Red Bank Oct. 27
• HABcore benefit planned for Oct. 21
• ‘NJ: The State of Invention’ at library in Oct.
• Lunch is served at Arc’s Long Branch center
• RCDS honored for community service
• Shrewsbury Environmental Comm. pushes for no idling
• Pink Ribbon Bagels at Panera in October
• Little Silver Classic 5K set for Oct. 9
• Two Rivers Antiques & Art Show Oct. 15-16
• Pallone, members of public sound off against fee hikes at Hook
• Arc of Monmouth hosts Lunch & Learn
• A home run for Lucas
• The Hub thanked for coverage of Fresh Air Fund hosts
• Cancer patient urges women to eat right
• Thanks to many who helped animals during Irene
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• Voters defeat $12.3M MRHS referendum
• T.F. district balks at civilian students from Earle
• Galante fills Little Silver council vacancy
• Red Bank shop owners talk business with Pallone
• Red Bank proposes joint court system
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• Does your company have job openings?
• SBA Grants $30 Million to States for Trade, Export Promotion
• Hawks upend preseason NEC favorite Blue Devils
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• Clark’s goals lift Monmouth
• Caseys remain optimistic that new starters will gel
• RFH harriers are losing their underdog tag
• Hawk soccer
• Charles A. Petti
• Green Buildings Open House on Oct. 1
• Nat’l Sea Glass Festival visits Long Branch
• NOTES
• ‘Ethereal Images’
• October programs at Red Bank Library
• NPS delays release of plan for Hook
• Tinton Falls council OKs $1M bond for equipment
• Fireman’s Field Day
• on campus 
• Conservatory announces fall concert season
• Annual orchid auction to be held in Colts Neck
• Parent helpline deals with substance issues
• Guinness Oyster Festival in Red Bank on Oct. 2
• ‘NJ: The State of Invention’ at Oceanport Library
• Elie Wiesel, teacher and student
• RFH Regional High School receives top national honor
• Law is a simple solution to a horrible problem
• N.J. needs to legalize sports betting
• Cleanup of Navesink in Red Bank on Nov. 6
• Oktoberfest set for Oct. 21 at Allen House
• Residents: ‘Low is the way to go’ for Oceanic Bridge
• County needs more smart people with money
• Cartoon
• Effects of Irene linger in Sea Bright
• FMERA continues talks with Army on fort property
• Army clinic serving vets in new location
• Sea Bright Smart Growth plan moves forward
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• Red Bank Limo Earns National Safety Excellence Award for 6th year in a row
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• Hawks keeper Meredith signs with MLS’s Seattle Sounders
• Hermosillo goes wire to wire in capturing Hesse Handicap
• RBC harriers poised for another big season
• Expectations remain the same for RBC girls soccer
• Bulldog ball
• Dorothy Parker Day returns to Long Branch
• Helen Donohue Murino
• Helen C. Johnson
• Yoga Festival by the Sea Sept. 24, 25
• Carlos Frias – Creation Myth
• NOTES
• B’nai Israel to host High Holy Days events
• Knights to host blood drive Oct. 1 in Fair Haven
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• Survey to test support for all-girls Catholic high school
• Keen on kayaking
• Towns raise concerns about emergency response at fort
• Shore food drive nets 3,500 lbs for FoodBank
• Visiting nurses take on Irene
• Photo
• Resident’s view on trees’ rights vs. people’s rights
• Cartoon
• Weekend of coaching returns
• Board removes age restriction, seeks Carriage Park redesign
• ‘Run for the Fallen’ to honor those killed in Iraq, Afghanistan
• What comes to mind when you think New Jersey?
• Library slates R.B. yard sale
• Red Bank councilwoman nominated for state Assembly
• Park service to hold public meeting on Hook beach fees
• Musicians on a Mission support local nonprofits
• A history of Fort Monmouth
• Fort Monmouth officially closes, ending an era
• SeaStreak Offers New Jersey Travelers Economically Priced Day Trips!
• Lions Honor EMACC Board Member Toby Stark the recipient of the Melvin Jones Fellowship Award
• Hurricane Irene Relief Seminar for Monmouth County Businesses
• Sickles Market Longwood Gardens Day Trip
• FEMA has officially announced the opening of the Monmouth County DRC
• Falcons looking to build foundation with youth
• Battle for the ball
• Ranney rower Slater medals at Junior Worlds
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• Brookdale sports teams are nationally ranked
• ‘Refresh!’
• John L. Montgomery Jr.
• Vincent J. “Jim” Stavola
• Anne Merrill Rapp
• John J. Natarcola
• NOTES
• Photo
• Monmouth Day Care Center to host Touch-a-Truck
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• Civil War re-enactors to camp in Freehold
• Red Bank Library slates townwide yard sale
• VNA offers flu shots in Red Bank
• Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore seek volunteers
• Halloween is early at Backward Glances
• Free tennis play on clay courts Sept. 17
• Recycle electronics, clothing in Little Silver
• MRHS officials present case for referendum
• Reality show pays it forward
• Apple festival kicks off centennial celebration
• September exit strategy
• Superheroes for Hospice slate comic book sale
• Horizons gala to benefit R.B. youth program
• Father lost in World Trade Center will be ever defined by honor
• Elks slate fundraiser, seminar on wills
• T.F. pursues talks with power company
• Jersey Coast Red Cross served as hurricane headquarters
• 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
• FMERA approves golf course lease
• Sea Bright proposes beach access upgrades
• Oceanic Bridge rehab would detour local traffic for months
• Friends support community in name of Sept. 11 victim
• Red Bank district will pilot teacher evaluation
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• Have your party at The Melting Pot and receive gifts!
• Mirelle Medispa Grand Opening In Red Bank
• Scarlet Knights open 2011 with victory they needed
• Community YMCA swimmers shine at national championships
• Caseys, Bucs kick off football season tomorrow
• NOTES
• Event will celebrate life of young mother
• Smell the roses at Deep Cut Gardens
• Art offers ‘New Impressions’ for cancer patients
• Betty Franklin Gibson
• Madeleine “Mado” Cassan
• Rosemary Fetzer
• Inés Hidalgo
• Comic book sale to benefit hospice
• Ocean Grove flea market set for Sept. 10
• Chinese festival to be held Sept. 10
• Fun at the Fireman’s Fair
• Library slates Red Bank yard sale
• O’port and WLB look at shared services
• ‘Wild Nature’: Nature photography by Eric Sambol
• 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
• Area towns to hold 9/11 services
• Monmouth Reform Temple goes green
• County seeks employers for Sept. 22 job fair
• Red Bank district aims to engage parents
• A chance to give back
• WCTC sets 9/11 anniversary programming
• Development to have units for Arc clients
• Towns turning to social media to get word out
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• Freehold Raceway reopens for live racing on Sept. 1
• Ex-Falcon star Allen is preseason All-America
• Women’s 5K, Pier House 5K conclude summer road races
• RFH Crew gearing up for fall rowing season
• NOTES
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• Chamber names Spinnaker Award honorees
• ‘Around and About’
• Salvatore Madalone Jr.
• Arthur C. Heck
• Barbara (Barby) Allison
• Mary E. Butler
• Townwide yard sale in Red Bank Sept. 24
• A classic
• Museum hosts talk on Women Airforce pilots
• R. B. Library Sept. programs include drawing class, book sale
• Auction of antiques, collectibles, Sept. 2
• Partnership preserves Middletown’s Coe estate
• Cartoon
• Congregation B’nai Israel welcomes new rabbi
• Red Bank Guinness Oyster Festival Sept. 25
• T.F. scrambles to replace software system
• Ninety days to FIXX its act
• Quick action needed to combat obesity in children
• Think about equality of privilege this Labor Day
• Grant sought for Bellhaven Park
• T.F. council split on $1M bond ordinance
• Paddle the Navesink Day slated for Sept. 17 in Red Bank
• Walk for Hope benefits those affected by cancer
• Final ceremonies at Fort Monmouth Sept. 13, 15
• Neff to serve as Little Silver mayor
• Shore towns mop up Irene’s aftermath
• Ignite! program targets jobseekers just starting out
• Future Bucs volleyball is off to a good start
• 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
• George E. Miles
• Nicholas Campanile
• State grants help keep arts part of fabric of life
• Francisco Diaz – The Lost Road
• Veronica J. Gallagher
• Hospice volunteers sought to help others
• Oceans of Rhythm Festival to take place Aug. 27
• NOTES
• business briefs 
• Elks slate motorcycle poker run for Aug. 28
• August: ‘If you garden, they will come’
• Crabcake Fest at St. George’s
• Suneagles to remain open after fort closure
• Shrewsbury project will include affordable units
• Spaying/neutering can help reduce number of dog bites
• Resident worried about scope of national debt
• Talk to your kids about staying drug-free
• Cartoon
• Global yoga event in Sea Bright Sept. 18
• R.B.Crop Hunger Walk slated for Oct. 16
• Amended West Side Lofts plan before Zoning Board
• Iconic station building to get new roof
• Bill would expand monitoring of ocean waters
• Photo
• Back to School for Red Bank - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Shakespeare’s “Much Ado About Nothing” opens Two River Theater’s 2011-2012 Season
• The Red Bank Guinness Oyster Festival
• Sept. 12 golf outing slated for Knob Hill
• Lake Takanassee races still going strong in 48th year
• Youngsters learn from NHL coach and player
• Denise Lynn Smith
• Thomas M. Keenan
• Anthony Joseph Gagliardi
• Eileen P. Healy
• The Healing Power of Art II
• NOTES
• Elks give back to the community
• Holiday Express Golf Classic raises $70K
• Manna House, Spring House programs to combine
• Red Bank Regional H.S. receives two grants
• Resident: Fair Haven Fields needs care
• Farm stand open for second season at Crawford House
• Comic book sale to benefit hospice
• Planners mull lifting age restriction for Little Silver project
• Monmouth Reform Temple to host open houses
• 9/11 observances requested 
• Resident’s vision for fort: Board it up & lock the gate
• Wedding suggestions met with silence, and hostility
• Carve, slash, hang ten and respect the ocean
• Parent helpline deals with substance issues
• ORT seeks bowlers for adult mixed league
• Officials offer last-ditch effort to save commissary
• Community remembers Red Bank man at vigil
• 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
• NOTES
• Joseph A. Mazza Sr.
• Thomas Ross
• Mayor Suzanne S. Castleman
• Rock Solid Mud Run
• ‘Rolling Iron Auto Show’ comes to Allaire
• Sponsorships needed for Salvation Army vets’ camp
• Roller coaster lovers take a ride at Great Adventure
• Walk4Hearing 5K slated for Oct. 15
• Fair Haven Fireman’s Fair opens Aug. 26
• Night Out in Red Bank
• Advocates look to expand 9/11 health care bill
• Little Silver women’s club to meet Sept. 8
• Report: No further ecology study on fort necessary
• It’s summer, but boro is preparing for snow
• Lifeguards focus on versatility for tourney
• Warped Tour thrills fans in Oceanport
• Among readers, humor is in the eye of the beholder
• Brookdale Community College hosts FAFSA workshops
• Make fort the N.J. College of Pharmaceuticals
• Mayor remembered as selfless public servant
• Cartoon
• Sea Bright tables public beach access talks
• Park concession stand serves up more than snacks
• stork club 
• Cruise night returns to Red Bank Aug. 17
• Jewish museum to sponsor juried photography exhibit
• Show your love for the shore
• Photo
• Suzy Castleman leaves behind large Little Silver ‘family’
• Photo
• Monmouth County Arts Council 40th Anniversary
• NEW LEADERSHIP AND A NEW VISION AT BAYSHORE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL WITH THE APPOINTMENT OF ANTHONY CAVA AS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
• How to get your sports news in the paper
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• Asbury Park 5K is Aug. 13
• RBC baseball team keeps it going in the summer
• RFH lacrosse players competed in prestigious Vail Shootout
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• Coil gives Baffert record fifth Haskell triumph
• Blink-182 comes to Holmdel with new release on the way
• Used vehicle donations made easier, benefit FCS
• Mary Lou Divers
• Betty Markendorf
• Prescilla Wright Fitzpatrick
• Alice Marlene Sheehan
• ‘Two 2 Three D’
• Volunteers needed for Clearwater Festival
• Clearwater Festival in Asbury Park Aug. 20
• A challenge on land, water … and mud
• Atlantic Watch to play at 9/11memorial services
• Navesink River Rowing donation recognizes Red Bank’s support
• O’port to consider food vendors in parks
• Dear advice man: Can this marriage be saved?
• Bill will help small businesses, individuals afford health care
• Cheerleaders need protection against head injuries
• Cartoon
• Help is in the bag for McDonald houses
• R.B. library celebrates Count Basie’s birthday
• Valet parking comes to Red Bank
• Freeholders salute local open space projects
• NOTES
• Sidewalk Sale
• Extra money paid in taxes would assist many
• Red Bank looks at ways to keep residents cool
• Shrewsbury celebrates local centenarian
• YMCA to host Zumba class for cancer survivors
• SEARCH Day adds career and life-skills center
• At the Fair
• Survey of Raritan Bay aims to restore oysters
• Red Bank landlords ask Borough Council for rent increase
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• 57th Annual Red Bank Sidewalk Sale
• 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
• William Jeffers
• John Clinton Doremus Jr.
• Hector Zabaleta
• Charles Herbert “Buddy” Walker Jr.
• Belmar art exhibit seeks entries
• The Painting World of James Avati
• ‘ Oh, say can you see …’
• stork club 
• NOTES
• Seashore celebration
• Donations of school supplies sought
• Saint Barnabas job fair targets jobs for veterans
• Basie’s Performing Arts Academy receives grants
• Residents encouraged to eat locally grown food
• business briefs 
• Traffic light at busy intersection turned on
• Monmouth County Library’s Shrewsbury, Oceanport branches to host Aug. programs
• O’port council mulls grant options
• St. George’s resumes beach services
• Donation to Parker Center will support diabetic care
• RBR opts to defer state aid to 2012-13 budget
• Shrewsbury approves $200K in spending
• First, it’s your soda, then they’ll come for the bacon
• Resident urges legislators to reclassify marijuana possession
• It’s time for N.J. to reconsider the flat tax
• Photo
• T.F. mayor wants snow plan in place
• Details of transfer of fort property to be made public
• Vans Warped Tour
• House OKs funds to help prevent veterans’ suicide
• Photo
• FMERA seeks Army funds for security at fort
• Vans Warped Tour
• RiverCenter is introducing a Valet Parking service beginning Friday, July 29th at 5:00 PM
• Suzi’s Sweet Shoppe wins Best of Monmouth 2011 Best Chocolate & Best Candy
• Please Help Move For Hunger Win the VH1 Do Something Awards! Vote Today!
• Lil Kiara strikes late and wins Spruce Fir Handicap
• RBC junior team gained experience this summer
• Hawks sportscaster Kowal named one of colleges’ best
• Defense steals the show at All-Shore Grid Classic
• ‘Taste and See’ exhibit combines culinary, visual arts
• Etty Yaniv: Pen and Collage
• Jersey Shore Film Fest opens July 27
• Michael P. Skirkanich
• Robert Paul Babo
• William J. Riordan, Ph.D.
• NOTES
• RBR clinician honored for work with Latino students
• Sea Bright receives $241K flood protection grant
• Writing competition seeks authors
• Web design
• Fair Haven Fireman’s Fair opens Aug. 26
• Red Bank makes roadway cycle-friendly
• YMCA upgrades aim to create a welcoming space
• Join the library’s summer reading club
• Valet parking to get trial run in Red Bank
• Some sports idols are worthy of adulation
• Contest seeks cutest pets in Garden State
• Schools, Boys & Girls Club partner for summer program
• Welcome to summer in the country!
• Cartoon
• Governor urged to sign bill to ban hydrofracking
• Involving teens can help prevent underage drinking
• Monmouth Regional plans $12.3M referendum
• Family Fun Day
• Puppy Love at Sea Aboard Kathleen D Sailing Catamaran to Benefit Monmouth County SPCA
• Undy 5000 5K Run Brings Fun Event with a Serious Message to the Jersey Shore
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• Freehold Twp. finding success in summer baseball
• Rattlesnake Bridge earns Haskell invite with stakes win
• Sesley earns fourth win of season at Wall’s Night of Champions
• Shore lacrosse players hone skills at tournaments during the summer
• Louisville is next stop for Blue Devils’ Lippens
• ArtVentures exhibit at Oyster Point
• Donal “Donnie” P. Lynch Jr.
• July — time stops in the garden
• business briefs 
• James C. Boyer
• Doris T. Murray
• Sarah Arillo
• NOTES
• Ocean Grove House Tour July 15
• Catching the wind
• Travelin’ music for the Jazz and Blues Festival
• Eco-Kayak tours at Hartshorne Woods Park
• Summer workshops in Ocean Grove
• Food, entertainment, rides add spice to Italian festival
• Camp Jinka honored for innovative program
• Former teachers on mission to help New Jersey youth
• Amanda’s Easel dedicates art studio
• Seashore Day Camp marks 85 years
• Dispose of old documents safely on July 22
• Softball tourney benefits children with cancer
• EMACC Foundation awards scholarships
• Benefit concert July 19 in Asbury Park
• Magic 100.1 will host July 16 Aquapalooza
• Report advises against merger of boards
• Serious attention must be paid to pollution at NJ shore
• VA must help veterans before it’s too late
• Cartoon
• KaBoom!
• ADA upgrades next step at Crawford House
• Small producers made short list for big award
• Momentum builds to keep fort commissary open
• Photo
• Cruise the calm, inland waters of the Shrewsbury and Navesink Rivers on the GREAT GA-ZEE-BOAT
• 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
• Photo
• NOTES
• Monmouth Medical Center names trustees
• business briefs 
• Words and music
• Annual RMH golf tournament July 11
• Howell grad debuts on Broadway
• R. Herman Snel
• Fair Haven, county in talks about dispatch calls
• Monmouth County fair begins July 27
• Fitness in the Park offered in Red Bank
• Donation funds purchase of Love INC building
• Navesink Hook & Ladder celebrates 125 years
• Submit a photo for local calendar contest
• ‘Places We Have All Been’
• stork club 
• Zen center relocates to Shrewsbury, Asbury
• Body of Red Bank woman found; husband charged
• R.B. Charter School lauded for student achievement
• GPS can’t help an ambulance if it has no volunteers
• Photo
• There could be a new and improved ‘Zone of Death’
• Owners recognized for restoring ‘a piece of history’
• Lee: Boro should do more to celebrate Basie’s roots
• Senate approves lease deal for Monmouth Park
• Saint Barnabas offers employment opportunities to vets
• Stella Maris celebrates 70 yrs. of seaside retreats
• County beaches rate high for water quality
• Photo
• O’Meara Financial Celebrates 10 Years in Business
• EMACC Educational Foundation Scholarship Winners 2011
• EMACC Educational Foundation Awards Scholarships at Reception
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• Sesely claims Classic win
• 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
• Sheehan Classic
• ‘Afterthoughts’
• Sign-ups under way for Camp Jinka 2011
• NOTES
• 2nd Infantry Division veterans sought
• New Jersey native receives Peabody Award
• Allen Bruce Kurre Sr.
• Mary Ann M. Fortunato
• County directory available
• Barbara Jean Emery
• business briefs 
• Saint Barnabas offers job opportunities to vets
• Call for nominations for 2011 Ocean Champion award
• DEP holds photo contest for Green Acres properties
• Kortney’s Challenge registration now open
• Locals nominated to military academies
• Café at Eastern Branch Library closes
• Students recognized at YMCA Youth and Gov’t Conference
• Navesink Garden Club garners awards
• SkimBash 2011
• R.B. library hosts July programs, events
• T.F. council reaches agreement on budget
• Sickles’ Blues Festival to be held July 16
• Controversy continues over Surfrider liquor license
• Resident says homeopathy can help the elderly
• Cartoon
• This’ll make you view the neighbors in a new light
• Upgrades at Little Silver train crossing to start
• Fort plan OK’d despite housing advocate’s suit
• Red Bank Borough Council approves police contract
• GOP legislators kick off run for 11th District
• HUD approval gives go-ahead to fort plan
• Photo
• Brookdale players named to All-America teams
• Shore AC holds on to state championship
• Breen’s Pants On Fire captures Pegasus Stakes at Monmouth
• JCC tennis players medal at Junior Maccabi Games
• Whitall, Segal no strangers to Sheehan Classic victories
• Sandra Silverman
• John J. Lavelle
• Marjorie Eugenia Raynor
• Salvation Army to host annual Trombone Night
• Dennis A. Thiel
• business briefs 
• Red Bank launches e-waste program
• Photo
• NOTES
• Tour Rumson gardens June 26
• All ages invited to enter film festival
• ‘Amy Puccio: Wood Sculpture’
• June events at Eastern Branch library
• On your mark …
• FMERA to tap state, feds for security at fort
• Readers can win tickets to see Wiggles
• St. Anthony of Padua Church marks 90th year
• Bow Wow-Meow Bonanza Yard Sale to benefit shelter animals
• Moving forward at Brookdale Community College
• R.B. District expands pre-K to all 4-year-olds
• If I didn’t say it before, Pop, thanks for the cheeseburgers
• It is time for USA to help Americans in need
• Cartoon
• Class of 2011
• Meeting on fort environmental program
• Parker clinic and Salvation Army plan fitness center
• Their ‘Best Day’ is riding a wave
• FMERA seeking early sale of fort properties
• Photo
• Something LIFE. CHANGING. is Happening at Riverview Medical Center
• Count Basie Theatre Golf & Tennis Classic – Register by July 31st and Save
• sport shorts 
• Rumson-Fair Haven fulfilled a goal with SCT victory
• 18th Sheehan Classic is Sat. in Red Bank
• Holmdel hosting 25th NJ International track and field meet Sat.
• Lancer softball team sweeps all five championship titles
• McNamara, Shuler-Foster earn silver medals at MOC
• John Paul Rafter
• William J. Scalzo Sr.
• Paintings, photography share gallery space at The Guild
• NOTES
• Photo contest to capture five decades of open space preservation, park development
• Chorus will host performance, party
• June events scheduled at Eastern Branch library
• Y Campaign supports new swim program
• Sign ups under way for Camp Jinka 2011
• R.B. library hosts July programs, events
• Let it rain!
• Library sponsoring new logo contest
• June: Make your mark in the garden
• Fresh Air Fund seeks host families
• Community gardeners look forward to bountiful season
• Aslan’s ‘Island Nights’ fundraiser July 23
• Rowing on the river
• Before work begins, NPS owes the public some answers
• The trouble with trillions, and it’s not science fiction
• Cartoon
• Red Bank Food & Wine Walk returns
• R.B. summer campers will explore river
• 2nd Infantry Division veterans sought
• Deadlock continues on site of community garden
• Understanding, empathy is message of Abilities Day
• Over objections, boro OKs liquor license change
• Photo
• Summer Networking Party – June 23, 2011
• After sectional victory, RFH falls in state final
• RBC’s McNamara will run her Dream Mile
• Dorn Marine Detachment slates golf outing
• William F. Conway III
• Sandra Avento
• Anne M. Muratore
• PaulW. Reilly
• Karl Eric Andresen
• Jean F. Crozier
• June events at Eastern Branch library
• N.J. Marathon may change course
• ‘The Everglades, Vanishing Splendor — An Awakening’
• ‘Collages’ and ‘Dreams’ at Art Alliance
• VNA hospice to host annual Children’s Day
• Elks’ Batter Up competition set for June 18
• Thorne Middle School honors tie to Battle of Bulge hero
• Victory is sweet for area bakers in ‘Dessert Wars’
• NOTES
• Tinton Falls carting co. and owner indicted
• Monroe writers’ play to open July 8
• Learn-to-Row Day on the Navesink
• Christie to HUD: Approve fort plan
• Registration open for skimboarding contest
• Irish musicians to perform in Sea Bright June 25
• Memorial scholarship fundraiser July 8
• Kiosks will direct visitors around R.B.
• Fort Hancock buildings continue to deteriorate
• Racinos vs. AC gaming? Let Legislature decide
• YMCA thanks Salt Creek Grille for its support
• Offshore drilling arguments belie the truth
• Cartoon
• Frank Talk to host Father’s Day Brunch
• State Fair to open at Meadowlands June 24
• R.B. approves raises for non-union personnel
• business brief 
• Impasse stalls boro’s first community garden
• Armed Forces Day
• Music in the parks and on the streets in Red Bank
• Photo
• County receives $1.5M for fort workers’ assistance
• Photo
• Red Bank RiverFest is back this weekend!
• 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
• Carolina Alberta Sinibaldi
• Donald B. Castleman
• Jersey Shore Partnership to host Summer Celebration
• Brookdale Alumni Assoc. Juried Art Show
• BBQ event will aid those with autism
• Christine Boyle
• Helping hands
• Photo
• Moms and daughters are invited to tea
• NOTES
• Jason’s Dreams seeks sponsors for golf outing
• RBR honors 2011 Distinguished Alumni
• Family members arrested in marijuana, weapons bust
• Take the Two Rivers Garden Tour June 4 and 5
• Gov. Christie — Did he just say what I think he said?
• Bringing suicide out of the darkness
• New rules for beach access fail to protect rights
• Photo
• R.B. Middle School taps crowdsourcing to fund trip
• Walks raise more than $36K for The ARC
• S.B. candidates gear up for mayoral elections
• business briefs 
• DPW chief: Pesticide ban bad for fields
• Fair Haven tree removal ordinance still in play
• ‘Another Man’s Treasure’ R.B. garage sale June 4
• ‘Cheftestants’ dish it out in Marine Park
• Foodies anticipate return of RiverFest to Red Bank
• Michael Hurst Named Managing Director of Two River Theater Company
• Take day off to battle bass
• sport shorts 
• BCC softball team falls short of NJCAA tourney
• RFH, Shore lacrosse teams advance in state sectionals
• Local athletes capture Shore Conference titles
• Photo
• Joan Myers photos in Monmouth Beach
• Phish phramed
• Belmar is ready for summer of fun
• Paul E. Patterson
• Peter Quy Dinh Vuong
• Verna R. Murphy
• May: Tulipmania
• NOTES
• RBR team brings home CyberPatriot champs title
• Day at the Races will benefit ex-racehorses
• business briefs 
• Sponsor a bench in Marine Park
• Giuliani to keynote Voices of September 11th gala
• BlueClaws to hold 3rd annual nut-free game
• Monmouth Park hosts Derby Day
• June programs, events at Red Bank library
• In New Jersey, police chiefs are well protected by law
• Hot Dog Showdown at racetrack Sat.-Sun.
• Remember those who served, all loved ones on Memorial Day
• This Is for the Soldiers
• Cartoon
• T.F. to pursue grant for library upgrades, expansion
• Police search for missing woman
• Clerk/administrator to retire from Sea Bright
• R.B. to seek $500K grant for turf at Count Basie fields
• Photo
• Coming soon: Dining under the stars in Red Bank
• Photo
• Shore’s Lippens always in control on the tennis court
• Rumson-Fair Haven sailing team competes nationally
• RBC girls run away with county track championship
• Shore maintains tradition by winning SCT lacrosse
• Boro man charged in fatal accident
• Catherine DeChicchio
• Margaret J. Hawxhurst
• Joseph C. Fiore
• Frank A. Ambrosino
• Dorothy H. Bogda
• Get a ‘Taste of Bradley Beach’ Saturday with food, crafts, music
• ‘Soundstage’ event ends on a high note for all
• Art in the Park 2011 set for May 29
• Faith communities partner to support EPA’s new rule
• NOTES
• Local Memorial Day observances scheduled
• Conservatory offers summer classes for high school students
• Chorus seeks voices for Summer Sing
• Nonprofit plans to rehabilitate Fort Hancock building
• Memorial Day observances
• T.F. council debates ways to finance road program
• Benefit for Hydrocephalus Foundation set for June 5
• Sea Bright Firemen’s Fair May 19-22
• Library’s Food for Fines program a success
• ‘In Our Own Backyard’ art show to benefit local child’s medical expenses
• Day at the Races will benefit ex-racehorses
• T.F. man indicted in death of Little Silver principal
• Red Bank proposes salary hikes for nonunion workers
• Some viewers will pay fee for KaBoom fireworks
• Youth hotline gives nonjudgmental support
• Support the Red Bank Community Garden
• Cartoon
• State OKs lease for Monmouth Park
• Lawsuit: Something’s fishy with Highlands bridge
• First Red Bank triathlon deemed a success
• Fort’s West Point Prep graduates final class
• Photo
• Just What Are QR Codes?
• Brookdale lacrosse team has become an established winner
• sport shorts 
• RFH teams win Long Branch Relays
• Ranney sports move forward joining the Shore Conference
• County champ
• May events at Eastern Branch Library
• Photo
• John Edward Milmore
• Walter “Bo” Gillette
• Joseph A. McDonnell
• Dorothy Mary Spillane
• St. George’s-by-the-River to hold Canterbury Fair
• NOTES
• Elks fete Child of the Year
• 20th Monmouth Beach House Tour June 5
• ‘Instinct and Intuition’
• Bold steps needed to restore BCC’s reputation
• Photo
• St. Peter’s NICU reunion May 22
• Employment Resource Fair May 17
• Red Bank mayor plans neighborhood meetings
• Handbells will ring out in Red Bank
• Concert to feature ‘Four Hands, Four Feet’
• Summer hours begin at Count Basie Field
• MCAC announces Arts Education awards
• Pacino to speak in Red Bank
• Freeholders call for ouster of all Brookdale trustees
• Spring sports kickoff
• Tour showcases boro’s affordable housing choices
• VNA receives grant to fund NP program
• Amendment delays budget vote in Tinton Falls
• Monmouth Park talks on track for June opening
• Photo
• Carol K. Van Pelt
• Charlotte I. Dowen
• Irene Rjedkin
• Carmella Louise Boyle
• Eleanor E. Medvar Gladic
• Frederic “Rick” Sutton Elliott Jr.
• Thomas R. Alfano
• 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 Distance Triathlon
• Ocean Fun Day set for May 22
• Free allergy training materials available
• Monmouth Boat Club to host open house May 28
• Paint the Town Pink!
• Wetlands are topic of Audubon meeting
• NOTES
• Spring Beach Sweeps
• Summer fun in Ocean Grove starts this weekend
• Hospice volunteers sought to help others
• Preservation conference to be held June 3 at Monmouth University
• Brookdale to host colloquium May 12
• ‘Soundstage’ musical event to aid autistic children
• Rescue Ridge asks animal lovers to save the date
• N.J. is first to require ski helmets for minors
• YMCA thanks Salt Creek Grille for its support
• Three towns approve RBR school budget
• Vocal scholarship winners named
• Cartoon
• Poverty main cause of student underperformance
• Sea Bright council sends Smart Growth draft to DEP
• Little Silver restaurants help Lunch Break
• Voters approve local school district budgets
• Trainer excited about Kentucky Derby prospects
• Front Street upgrades will improve safety, traffic flow
• Parkway project to upgrade fort access
• Photo
• DonnaLyn Giegerich was recently named a national spokesperson for manufacturer of the “Cyberknife”
• The Monmouth County Arts Council announces the 2011 Arts Education Awards Showcase
• MCAC 2012 Grant Guidelines & Workshops
• 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
• NJ Emerging Artists Series: Gary Dates - Photographs
• Cabaret for Life opens season at McLoone’s in Asbury Park
• Frankie and Friends tourney takes place this weekend
• ‘Soundstage’ will fill club with hope for autistic youths
• Monmouth U. to host Pancreatic Cancer Research Walk May 15
• Seaside Heights: Amusements, eateries, fests in a small package
• NOTES
• Group will volunteer at N.J. Marathon for first time
• Alice B. Bullis
• Helene M. Stump Clark
• Anita Mary Izbicki
• Carol K. Van Pelt
• Program on cancer and spirituality
• Ocean Grove Women’s Weekend May 13-15
• business briefs 
• Bunny says . . .
• Ann R. W. Blatchley
• Emilio J. Lavin
• on campus 
• Current term final one for Little Silver mayor
• Red Bank Public Library hosts May programs
• Gardener’s Market takes place May 7
• Arc of Monmouth honors companies that hire individuals with disabilities
• Vehicle donations made easier
• Stately Homes to be held at Holly Hill
• Community ties pay dividends for Riverview
• Tee up the tuition hike, club fees are climbing
• Community-supported agriculture pays delicious dividends
• A taste of spring on a Garden State safari
• Cartoon
• T.F. library grant would fund ADA renovations
• VOICES of Sept. 11th to host open house
• S.B. council approves $5.2 million budget
• Pallone: Offshore drilling isn’t safe anywhere
• COA: Plastics still major source of beach litter
• Photo
• How to get your sports news in the paper
• Monmouth University’s Kinne signs with MLS’s Revolution
• Bulldogs crush the field at county golf tournament
• sport shorts 
• Brookdale baseball team climbs to No. 7 nationally
• RFH lacrosse team getting accustomed to pressure
• stork club 
• Directory for blind, visually impaired to be available in July
• Frances Craig
• Colleen R. Houston
• Henry “Hank” A. Sonnenfeld
• Helen F. Dougherty-Distefano
• ‘Taste of Asbury Park,’ Vintage Home Tour next week in Asbury Park
• Day at the Races to benefit ex-racehorses
• Brookdale to host women’s conference
• African violet show April 30-May 1
• American Littoral Society celebrates Earth Day
• Manasquan: small-town charm & an eclectic downtown
• GM Newspapers’ staff serves ‘Greater Good’ at Lunch Break
• Falcons facing tough tests in ever-improving conference
• Golf classic to benefit Lunch Break
• R. B. Primary School area cleanup April 30
• 2011 Housing Choices Bus Tour set for May 4
• Photos
• Rabbi/comic to perform at B’nai Israel
• business briefs 
• Holiday Express thanks volunteers
• RBR Spring Dance Concert April 29
• ‘Beatlemania’ to benefit group homes
• DAR chapter announces essay winners
• NOTES
• April: Spring is in the air
• ‘Eat Out to Help Out’ Lunch Break
• RBR to induct six into Alumni Hall of Fame
• Fair Haven Council mulls changes to tree ordinance
• Unite for clean beaches on April 30
• Audit findings
• Brookdale trustees OK legal action against Burnham
• Businesses urged to participate in Denim Day
• Cartoon
• Resident seeks legislators’ support for health care
• Memo to Bangladesh: If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it
• Organ donors give hope, help make miracles happen
• Funding of Planned Parenthood applauded
• It’s duck and cover in Fair Haven
• School board races largely uncontested
• ‘Tina Colella: Essence … Simple, Timeless, Beauty’
• T.F. revisits solar, wind energy rules
• Three candidates seek four seats on R.B. Board of Ed.
• Women in gov’t. mentor high school juniors
• Attorney: Developer’s plan will return Monmouth Park to profitability
• ‘Conversations With Moses’
• Notice to Greater Media Newspapers classified advertising customers
• CPC Behaviorial Healthcare Events – Save The Dates!
• TD Charitable Foundation Supports CPC’s Emergency Housing Efforts
• Jersey Shore Announces Tourism Expo and Jersey Shore ICON Contest kick-off Celebration!!!
• Riverview Medical Center Announces $500,000 Donation
• Edler, Bulldogs defend county golf titles today
• Photo
• Soucheck, Geer capture Zinn Memorial race walks
• Blue Devils working hard to regain championship form
• NOTES
• ‘Sinners and Saints’ art exhibit opens
• Edwin S. Close
• Michael P. Murray
• Alan Louis Duke
• Elizabeth Veronica “Ronney” Guariglia
• Point Pleasant Beach: a shore town with much to offer
• ‘Mandalas for an Uncertain World’
• Fair Haven Scouts help fight breast cancer
• A walk in his shoes
• RiverCenter’s $512K budget approved
• Red Bank parks newly seeded
• Cell tower proposal for Tinton Falls withdrawn
• Library marks 150th anniversary of Civil War
• Wine tasting, tour at Holly Hill Estate
• The Salvation Army’s volunteers serve in many ways
• Resident impressed with homeopathic treatment
• Nat’l Park Service must admit errors, and move on
• Advocates slam new beach access rules
• Alborada to stage ‘Hispanic Tapas’
• Time to pink your house!
• Cartoon
• Parks mark Earth Day
• Shore Regional District introduces $15.2M budget
• Sea Bright mayor set to end political career
• Library celebrates National Library Week
• Public hearing on Red Bank budget April 26
• Young teacher mourned by family and friends
• Once Upon A Mattress
• Redistricting presents challenges for legislators
• Photo
• What’s an Expo?
• 2011 EMACC Business Expo Set for April 27 at Branches in West Long Branch
• Riverview Medical Center Announces $1 Million Donation
• CHARITY NETWORKING EVENT TO BENEFIT LUNCH BREAK
• Bamm Hollow Country Club Hosts Charity Outings
• Red Bank, Monmouth Beach, and Fair Haven Residents … It’s Time To Pink Your Houses!
• Haskell highlights 2011 stakes schedule at Monmouth Park
• RBR’s Madriz-Picado has found a new sport
• Hawks name Rice new men’s basketball coach
• Ann M. Robinson
• Kenneth L. Walker Jr.
• Tara Deaver Hansen
• April is abstract at Art Alliance
• Spring Lake: a little bit of everything
• Rutgers to offer MBA in Jewish studies
• Red Bank Regional District presents flat $26M budget
• Photo
• NOTES
• on campus 
• River Rats offers sailing instruction
• RFH collecting supplies for troops
• stork club 
• Councilman proposes dedicating road to 9/11 victims
• Red Cross offers water safety training
• Charter School’s nutrition project making strides
• Senators should support EPA, ensure clean air
• Nonprofits needed on Sandy Hook, not hotels
• Courts protected Sandy Hook’s land, not its buildings
• Sandy Hook Foundation applauds NPS’s efforts
• Cartoon
• At $15M, R.B. school budget is under cap
• Red Bank GOP launches political season
• All hands on deck
• VA to establish new vets’ clinic in Tinton Falls
• Photo
• BlueClaws Unveil Opening Day Roster
• Count Basie Theatre Golf & Tennis Classic – Thursday, September 29th
• REVITALIZED JANE H. BOOKER WOMEN’S CENTER AT RIVERVIEW MEDICAL CENTER OPENS TO BETTER SERVE WOMEN IN THE COMMUNITY
• 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
• Elizabeth “Liz” A. (Crane) DeNorscio
• Jane C. Malone
• Rose Annmarie Rusch
• Diane C. “June” Turiello
• Monmouth Festival of Arts takes place April 9-13
• Sea Girt offers historic lore, ocean panorama
• NOTES
• MRHS to present spring musical
• Contributions to county and country
• Garden State Film Festival plans full slate of events
• ‘Francis Cunningham: Over the Years’
• Music scholarship auditions to be held
• ‘Hand-cut Paper’ at Monmouth Museum in Lincroft
• Youth group sponsoring garage sale
• Freehold Soil offers 2011 Scholarships
• Bands sought to Rock the Dock!
• April programs & events at R.B. Public Library
• ‘Little Women’ at Ranney
• Fundraiser for arts education April 1
• Hydrofracking subject of Brookdale panel
• Singer/songwriters to perform at library
• Discover new book about Paris at library
• Food Allergy Support Group meets April 5
• Freeholders dip into surplus for $491.5M 2011 budget
• Bird Walk at Sandy Hook on April 16
• ‘Food for Fines’ program at libraries in April
• It’s time for Brookdale to cleanse its Lincroft campus
• ‘Face of community’ retires from Shrewsbury post
• Residents want garden to take root
• O’port district budget is under state cap
• Historic county sites to be open for visits
• New logo reaffirms mission of The Arc of Monmouth
• Monmouth Regional H.S. introduces $24M budget
• DuPont wants welcome mat out for businesses
• Photo
• RIVERVIEW MEDICAL CENTER ANNOUNCES $5 MILLION DONATION
• Ronald McDonald House held their Annual Board Meeting where new officers were announced.
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• Dine and Shop Red Bank March 2011
• Expectations are high for Red Bank Catholic baseball team
• Falcons looking to surpass win total from last season
• RBC’s 4x800 relay team captures national title
• L.S. Rec Rack returns March 26
• Eyesights 2011
• St. Barnabas offers hospice training
• June D. Hutchison
• Elaine M. Leverone
• Allen Ernest Nelson
• Samuel Lee McClellan
• Photo
• Teen Arts Festival 2011
• Fair Haven plans for centennial year
• NOTES
• Treasure Island, boating and dining spots make Brielle a true gem
• Family plans restoration of historic cemetery in Holmdel
• Memorial ride
• Audubon to host osprey program April 13
• Waxing on about history
• Register for Wolf Hill kindergarten April 6
• Legislators: Reforms on the way
• Little Silver kitchen tour slated for May 13
• Frank Talk to host panel on autistic spectrum disorder
• Sea Bright introduces $5.2M spending plan
• Magic on the court
• Television’s the medium, but what’s the message?
• Sale of ‘Sesame Street’ toys should be able to fund PBS
• Supporting youth athletics is right thing to do
• NJ promotes profits, pollution over citizens’ health
• Cartoon
• Get ready to Paint the Town Pink
• Sea Bright creates new multifamily housing zone
• Tinton Falls 2011 budget under cap
• Oceanport introduces $6.96M spending plan
• R.B. School District budgets under cap
• Shore musician finds his hero
• Tax appeals, snow generate tax increase in Red Bank
• Advocates urge adoption of bicycle/pedestrian plan
• Night at the museum
• Three EisnerAmper Managers selected for NJSCPA’s “30 Under 30″
• Allen Strasburger
• Rose Ruth Lepre Greene
• Robert “Bob” E. Buchsbaum
• 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
• Park System summer directory available
• Eyes on the ball
• Arts Council presents 2011 Teen Arts Festival
• Big Brothers Big Sisters’ fundraiser strikes chord with supporters
• Atlantic Highlands & Highlands offer all of the charms of seaside towns
• GreaterMedia Newspapers garners NJPA awards
• March 2011: The rational optimist
• Ranney to present ‘Little Women’
• Child Find under way in Shrewsbury Borough
• Tower Hill sponsoring Race for Haiti’s Children
• Jewish women in politics focus of talk at museum
• Second Saturdays at the Studio
• Veterans’ foundation offering scholarship
• KDM run
• Join Audubon for a spring bird walk
• Holocaust Butterfly Project set to begin
• Beck voices concerns on Navesink pollution
• Steinem: Full equality still half-century away
• RiverFest returns to Red Bank June 3-5
• Changes to beach access rule draw protest
• Knights of Pythias hold speaking contest
• Child Find under way in Tinton Falls
• Rumson Country Day’s ‘Whale of a Sale’ set for April 16-17
• The accusation: He wrote new chapter in ‘Management 101’
• Writer warns that NJSIAA could go bankrupt in two years
• Using science to preserve NJ’s natural heritage
• Cartoon
• Red Bank StreetLife auditions March 29
• Habitat offers to rehab fort buildings
• Boro seeks historical status for Parker Homestead
• Tinton Falls mulls expanding CECOM zone
• O’port council and BOE meet to discuss budgets
• St. Pat’s celebration
• Foundation to support middle school sports
• Photo
• Peter Schkeeper named President of NABIE
• StreetLife 2011 Auditions for New Performers
• Riverview Medical Center Gets Ready To Paint The Town Pink!
• Riverview Medical Center to host 3rd Annual “Riverview Kids Rock”
• sport shorts 
• Competitive nature is what drives Falcons’ Skove
• More honors for Hawks soccer
• sport shorts 
• Photos
• Photo
• BCC women back at NJCAA championships
• RBC runners win two Eastern States relays
• Never-quit Bulldogs had storybook season
• NOTES
• Judith Ann Hansen
• Mary C. Oliver
• Peter DePonte Sr.
• WELCOME TO... Treasures of the Jersey Shore
• ‘Give Peace a Chance’
• Irish strings
• Physician charged with distributing drugs
• A new spin on vintage in Fair Haven
• Keith McHeffey Run set for March 12
• Trunk show will benefit breast cancer awareness
• Red Bank council meetings move to Wednesdays
• Frank Talk presents black history programs
• Towns to share $300K cost of burst sewage pipe
• Freeholder calls on Brookdale trustees to resign
• The Arc marks Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month
• T.F. councilman resigns his post
• Council OKs $1.8M for water & sewer upgrades
• HABcore gets $10K grant from Tower Hill Church
• T.F. school budget cuts some jobs, activities
• Shakespeare Live!
• F.H. council member would repeal tree ordinance
• Studies suggest vegan diet is healthier
• Sandy Hook should remain open to public
• Clean energy program cuts bad for environment, economy
• Time for pension reform is now
• Political Cartoon
• Oceanport and WLB agree to share dispatch services
• Library bulkhead could be replaced by natural shoreline
• Michael’s Feat supports ill newborns and families
• State issues Request for Proposals for Monmouth Park
• Photo
• NY Times Bestselling Author Kristin Hannah at NovelTeas!
• RIVERVIEW MEDICAL CENTER ANNOUNCES CONSTRUCTION TO BEGIN LATE SPRING FOR NEW SURGERY CENTER
• Ranney School fencers win state championship
• McNamara, Shuler-Foster win indoor track MOC titles
• sport shorts 
• Bulldogs enjoyed magical run in SCT tournament
• Cheese lovers gain a local lair
• GM Newspapers staff spreads ‘Greater Good’ at animal shelter
• Allaire State Park is Wall’s treasure
• Charter school marks progress in Nutrition Project
• NOTES
• Art Alliance hosts Townsend Award Exhibit
• Park service once again plots future of Fort Hancock
• L.S. Fire Co. slates St. Patrick’s Day party
• Teen karaoke nights at library
• A letter to the human race
• Cartoon
• O’Scanlon touts GOP pension reforms
• Neighbors credit mayor for cell tower save
• Navesink Garden Club show celebrates spring
• New book chronicles black experience in Monmouth
• Secretary of the U.S. Army: Keep commissary open
• Black History Month celebration
• The Count Basie Theatre has been designated a Major Presenting Organization
• Dine & Shop Red Bank
• QDOBA MEXICAN GRILL® COMES TO SHREWSBURY
• Rumson Restaurant Month – March 2011
• Region tournament next for Brookdale women
• Rockets rule District 22 wrestling tournament
• RBC captures state title in last race of the meet
• Samuel Carotenuto
• John F. Famulary Sr.
• Carol Jane Armstrong
• LouisV. Mauro Sr.
• on campus 
• NOTES
• Culinary Education Center offers certificate programs
• Belmar offers an array of things to do
• Howell Ice World is George Haviland’s Stanley Cup
• H. Hargrove exhibit in R.B.
• ‘Edward E. Jankowski: Art and Influences’
• Here come the brides!
• Red Bank Library to host March programs and events
• Red Bank man pleads guilty to bank robberies
• Relay for Life rally March 3
• Eastern Monmouth Chamber scholarship applications available
• Tim McLoone and the Shirleys at RBR
• business briefs 
• At Holmdel church, a prayer for peace in Cairo
• One more lost opportunity to avoid looking foolish
• The governor is the problem, not the teachers
• American Red Cross in need of blood donors
• Gov. Christie lauded for town hall meeting
• Congress should continue Title X funding
• Cartoon
• Meet a live penguin at Audubon’s program
• Charter school to host St. Patrick’s Day Dinner
• Keith McHeffey Run set for March 12
• Plans for KaBoomFest under way
• Park system looking for volunteers
• Former principal returns to RBR as superintendent
• Athletic field openings may be delayed
• Rumson Restaurant Month returns in March
• Two River Erg Challenge takes place Feb. 27
• Tinton Falls Library marks 50 years
• Friendly Sons to host dinner
• Boro mulls new zoning to foster nightlife
• Red Cross chapter needs help after rough winter
• FMERA vows to address environmental concerns
• Photo
• Mother/Daughter Tea Party With Tomelina
• Andrews is Shore AC’s Athlete of the Year
• Photo
• Fallon, Shore Blue Devils to receive Lombardi Awards
• Lombardi Award honors best high school linemen
• Three-team race looms in District 22 wrestling
• Going for the shot
• Workshops, job fair to be held in Long Branch
• Alzheimer’s support groups meet
• June E. Diefenderfer Werner
• Jason Morse Elsas Jr.
• Milton A. Finley Jr.
• Carol Thompson
• Black History Month poetry reading Feb. 21
• on campus 
• Basie plans outdoor space
• Photos
• Holy Cross to host Gaelic Mass and Irish parade
• Tinton Falls Library celebrates 50 years
• Artists’ Days at Sickles Market greenhouse
• Public meetings on future of Heritage Trail
• Public meetings to be held on the future of Fort Hancock
• Reading Buddies
• NOTES
• Riverview to host Riverview Kids Rock!
• RCDS to host Hoops for Horizons tournament
• Red Bank sets up pothole hotline
• RFH Tower Players to present ‘Sweeney Todd’
• RBC to present ‘Sound of Music’
• Resident proposes plan to end gangs in N.J.
• Know the red flags of abusive relationships
• Right the wrongs of our past, starting with La. Purchase
• Cartoon
• T.F. Fire District No. 1 will use grant for turnout gear
• Mayor returns to dais after medical leave
• O’Scanlon: State employee benefits must be sustainable
• J-Woww rewrites the rules
• Activists continue push for LNG facility ban
• Photo
• Congratulations to the Chair!
• Rumson restaurant month returns
• RFH aims to take momentum into playoff season
• Lancers battle-tested with playoffs looming
• Jr. Bulldog wrestlers building winning program
• Falcons’ Skove captures CJ pole vault championship
• Photo
• on campus 
• Joseph Armenti
• Marilyn Miles
• Theresa Cullen Broderick
• New keyboard lab expands music program
• NOTES
• A bakery that creates more than just treats
• Storyteller’s art at Art Alliance
• Green Faith speaker at UMC Feb. 13
• Meridian hosts 3rd annual Red Dress Event Feb. 24
• Veterans’ stories recorded for national archive
• NPS to mark anniversary of Lincoln’s inaugural trip
• stork 
• Rumson receives $10K municipal recycling grant
• ChangeALife Uganda Day
• Frank Talk in Red Bank marks Black History Month
• Find a logical way to evaluate teachers
• Cartoon
• Park system offers Latin, ballroomdance
• North Shore ponds and puddles March 12
• F.H. appoints new administrator
• Hospice volunteers sought to help others
• Officers to be honored for rescuing dog
• T.F. looks to foster solar, wind projects
• From Beijing to Brookdale, Year of the Rabbit welcomed
• State to seek proposals for sale of Monmouth Park
• Photo
• Book Signing with Batman Producer Michael Uslan, Author of 'Archie Marries'
• sports shorts 
• Wall Stadium getting ready for 2011 stock car season
• Shore swimmers bring home division title
• Spartan bowlers could sweep division crowns
• RFH girls capture indoor A Central t&f championship
• Shuler-Foster signs Letter of Intent
• Hospice volunteers sought to help others
• Mary Kay Arliss
• Robert Ross
• NOTES
• Photo
• Eugene “Gene” Lapé
• Cynthia H. Klatt
• Nicholas R. Banta
• Officers to be honored for rescuing dog
• Santo Pezzutti at the CVA
• Festival of Arts Student Art Competition
• Local indie rock band in national spotlight
• on campus
• Dearborn market to host Deep Cut orchid show
• Christie: Reforms painful for some, but necessary
• Budget issues will pose challenge during 2011
• Christie urged to help make Rutgers-UMDNJ merger a reality
• Local resident discusses merits of homeopathy
• American Red Cross in need of blood donors
• Public must be kept informed about plans for the Hook
• Cartoon
• in service 
• Learn about marine mammals and turtles
• Eastern Branch offers tips for summer job hunting
• Dog day afternoon
• Short month is long on activities at Parks
• Newcomers’ Club hosts ‘The Lucky Name’
• Tips on getting Red Bank’s groove back
• Ranney concerts open to community
• Owner is one treasure at bicycle museum
• County reaches out to connect with homeless
• Photo
• Imagination Movers In A Big Warehouse Tour 2011
• 29th Annual Bowl for Kids’ Sake
• 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
• Photo
• ‘Real to Surreal’
• Applications for arts program still available
• Parks system looking for volunteers
• Students invited to HEROES Conference
• Speakers throw cold water on golf course proposal
• Winter fun
• Libraries celebrate Black History Month
• Community Interfaith Panel: ‘Confession and Forgiveness’
• NOTES
• Bills present new hope for horse industry
• High school students sought for contest
• Donations, volunteers sought for Markham CARES Day
• South Amboy mayor takes over with ‘rousing’ mandate
• Food bank thanks donors, volunteers, community at large
• New Jersey scores healthy gains for kids
• Local officials respond to criticism of ARC decision
• Eastern Branch to pilot Read Like a Library Champion contest
• Shrewsbury honors past, looks to future
• RiverCenter director of operations retires
• Cartoon
• stork club 
• in the service 
• R.B. District finds space for pre-K classes
• Car-sharing, solar panels proposed for Monmouth St. project
• RBR PTO hosts Ladies’ Night Out Feb. 3
• Frank Talk to host author, designer
• Public not privy to NPS Fort Hancock future meetings
• Pearls as a metaphor for healing
• S.B. repair project turns up more problems
• Photo
• CultureSmart Medical Interpreter Training Offered at Riverview Medical
• New Website Allows Fans to Divorce Their Professional Sports Team
• Employment Regulatory Update
• Kiwanis of Greater Red Bank is Pleased to Present Comedy Night
• RBC swimmers dominate county championships again
• Ocean girls’ bb team raises breast cancer awareness
• Ranney fencers are second in epee at relay competition
• sports shorts 
• Ocean Twp. wins, 31-28
• Ex-Shore swim star inducted into Hall
• ARTsisters
• NOTES
• Signs of the times: At least we’ve learned who we are
• Monmouth County Historical Society valentine luncheon to be held Feb. 3
• Law lays out rules to combat bullying
• MLK Day Breakfast
• William A. Stewart Sr.
• Mary Lou Eppinger Campbell
• James “Jay” Loos Taylor
• Helen M. Maser
• Lucette A. Balacco
• on campus 
• It is time to clean up the ‘toxic political climate’
• NJ should reduce number of school superintendent positions
• Monmouth County Library had a banner year in 2010
• Cartoon
• in service 
• Free budgeting seminar Feb. 1
• Young women invited to explore career paths
• Events at Eastern Branch Library
• Grant will help T.F. EMS save on energy costs
• Garden club exhibit celebrates spring
• R.B. residents can sign up for emergency alerts
• February programs and events at the Red Bank Library
• R.B. council agrees to sale of historical building
• Red Bank 4th-graders to lead parent conferences
• King’s dream remembered
• Parked cars, emergencies impeded Red Bank snow cleanup
• Photo
• Alice's Tea Cup Comes To NovelTeas
• NovelTeas Hosts Celebrity Sisters from NYC's Alice's Tea Cup
• sports short 
• RFH swimmers chasing division crown, state tourney
• Kates drives Lancers to comeback victory
• From Pucci to Prada, consignment goes couture
• ‘Visions of Wilson Hall’
• Art spurs good works
• Vietnam Veterans’ foundation hosts screening
• Nancy Tucker Stout
• Gloria Chameroy Boskey
• Photo
• Maple Place students take anti-bullying pledge
• Title company owner sentenced to prison
• Everyone should pitch in to help the homeless
• Blizzard not an ‘extraordinary accomplishment’
• Residents urged to weigh in on NPS’s plans
• Cartoon
• NOTES
• in service 
• Army Corps scans Fort Hancock for munitions
• Charter school to host MLK Community Service Breakfast
• Retired RBR superintendent to serve as interim chief
• Keith McHeffey Run set for March 12
• Polar Bear Plunge
• Oceanport reviewing snow cleanup response
• Family seeks to sell off set of 31 vintage guitars
• Tinton Falls mayor: Snow plan not followed
• Photo
• New Jersey Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial Foundation Announces 2011 Scholarship Program
• Scouting Anniversary Week – February 6-12, 2011
• Monmouth Museum 32nd Annual Juried Art Exhibition
• Trinity Worldwide Technologies announces FREE Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint training at Brookdale Community College.
• Branches Catering blog, “Branching Out” offers information and stories about past events, event planning, and more…
• Boro reviewing snow cleanup response
• Despite graduation losses, L.B. wrestlers are ready to compete
• Hawks’ Gaitley registers her 450th career win
• Injuries aside, RFH boys remain optimistic
• sports short 
• Holiday Classic
• Hospice volunteers sought to help others
• New Jersey Marathon to expand south
• George E. Brush Jr.
• Edna Behr Doucha
• Neva Malissa Houghtaling Brown
• ‘Four Women/Insight Out’
• Scholarship program casts net for applicants
• stork club 
• Freeholders will reorganize Jan. 6
• Local inventors recognized for telecommunications patent work
• Rumson, F.H. agree on shared athletic fields
• Tinton Falls defers school tax payment
• Here’s our whole ‘kitten caboodle’ of goofs and gaffes for 2010
• A letter to Michael J. Mahon, mayor of Oceanport
• Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow
• Suggested New Year’s resolution: Respect all
• Cartoon
• Navy Seabee returns to his BMS Dolphins
• Snow business
• Trap-neuter-release for feral cats approved in Sea Bright
• Top stories of 2010
• Libraries evolve, expand services and programs
• Photo
• Rooney, Linnel win Polar Bear Races
• RBC hockey team has talent and experience
• Battling for possession
• Lena Spangenberg
• Albert Menna
• Government’s ruling could have far-reaching consequences
• Charter schools need help securing facilities
• Readers surprised that many of us are criminals in N.J.
• Lion’s Den Café opens at Eastern Branch Library
• Sea Bright Boro Hall in need of emergency repair
• Count Basie Park receives county grant
• Photo
• Kortney Rose Foundation donates $115,000
• Nurse receives award for community service
• O’Port awarded grants for green upgrades
• 9/11 health care bill one signature away
• Old-fashioned carriage ride
• Dealership collects coats to help warm the community
• Task force mulls fee for VIP viewing of KaBoom
• Santa Clauses around until Jan. 15
• New shops, eateries poised to open in Red Bank
• Photo
• Cartoon
• Hospice volunteers sought to help others
• Donations sought for troops overseas
• NOTES
• Affordable housing bill draws fire from both sides
• Learn about orchids at Audubon meeting
• Tinton Falls Library to mark 50 years
• Salvation Army sees drop in cash donations
• Changes would alter landscape of housing in N.J.
• Guild hosts holiday show
• Sports Short
• Shore track & field teams looking to continue success
• Hawks’ Kinne is repeat First Team All-American
• MN Lions are the top seed in Buc Holiday Classic
• RFH girls are looking for experience to carry them
• Photos
• F.H. council goes back to school to hear from students
• Mary O. (O’Brien) Sauickie
• James M. McGivney
• Kettle donations help Salvation Army year-round
• Ft. bldgs. deteriorated under stalled redevelopment
• Red Bank-area Kiwanis ‘Santas’ call 300+ kids
• Cancer survivor shares inspirational story
• Chistmas carols
• CYMCA promotes healthy lifestyle for youngsters
• Red Bank businesses can keep sandwich-board signs
• Operation Sleighbells toy drive marks 101st year
• Horse-racing bills advance to full Assembly
• Photo
• Cartoon
• YMCAs to host 22nd annual MLK memorial breakfast
• NOTES
• Student art competition takes place Jan. 30
• Donations sought for troops overseas
• Second Saturdays at Red Bank studio
• ‘Winter Delights 2010 — Plein Air and Beyond’
• Lancers ready for another run at a state championship
• Hawk men are hosting Rutgers, Villanova at MAC
• Photo
• Monmouth Park’s top trainer maintained family tradition
• RBC girls looking to keep the pressure on
• Photo
• Centenarian honored by women’s club
• Grant funds middle school GeoEducation program
• Lawrence Richard Malone
• Rosemary S. Hammond
• NPS blunders abound on terminated Fort Hancock lease
• Reader says homeopathic treatments should be considered
• Work toward the goal of eradicating hunger
• Reader reflects on the WikiLeaks issue
• stork club •••
• Photo
• Collection sites added for hunger drive
• Brookdale’s new center expands recreation space
• Santa Paws is coming to town
• Celebrate the season with jazz pianist at Eastern Branch library
• Shrewsbury forms team to lead ‘green’ initiatives
• Red Bank sponsors Holiday Home Decorating Contest
• Holiday rides
• Red Bank, Y near settlement on historic police building
• Photo
• Cartoon
• NOTES
• Donations sought for troops overseas
• Navesink Garden Club commended for deeds
• Pottery amid the photos at McKay
• Holiday Express Benefit Concert Presented by Citi
• Holiday Express Benefit Concert
• Monmouth Civic Chorus - Handel's 'Messiah' and More
• Glen Burtnik's Xmas Xtravaganza: 20th Anniversary
• Nancy Scharff's 'Christmas Is Love' Concert
• Middletown florist followed through on promise to husband
• New Year's Eve with Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes
• Rumson set for CJ II final rematch against Matawan
• Shore to play Dunellen for CJ I state championship
• Historic victory for CBA at Meet of Champions
• SPORTS RBC’s McNamara wins NXN Northeast qualifier
• on campus •••
• Middle school video asks ‘The Big Questions’’
• Public’s health is more important than party politics
• Call governor’s office if you object to bear hunt
• Wake up, Mayor Menna, before it’s too late
• ‘Homeward Bound’: 12 months of heartwarming stories
• Little Soldiers program aids military kids
• Westside tree lighting Dec. 4
• ’Tis the season
• Schroth students play ball with major leaguer
• NJT seeks firm to run station parking lots
• Free parking levels playing field for businesses
• Photo
• Photo
• Applications for arts program still available
• Red Bank hosts Gingerbread Walk
• note •••
• The Guild celebrates 50 years
• Brookdale ends year with win in NJCAA consolation match
• Photo
• Brookdale harriers sixth at national championship
• Dartmouth finishes Hawks in NCAA Tournament play
• Caseys capture co-state title after playing IHA to draw
• Photo
• Dolores “Dee” Sushko
• Pierre Frank Townsend
• Teacher would like gov. to see what she does
• Photo
• Louis “Big Lou” Buonansonti
• Estelle Wadle
• Red Bank Public Library hosts December programs
• New chairman named for Latino Festival
• Horsemen threaten legal action over race dates
• Holiday concert a Red Bank tradition
• Red Kettle Classic Basketball Tournament to be held Dec. 3-4
• Lunch Break struggles to keep pace with need
• New legislation offsets impact of retirements
• Beck: Racing changes would have drastic impact
• Photo
• Cartoon
• business brief •••
• Sea Bright postpones action on feral cat policy
• Assisted living residence wins 4th Best Practice Award
• Golf mag readers rank Forsgate at top
• NOTES
• Red Bank to host Gingerbread Walk
• Park directory will be available Dec. 1
• ‘Coastlines’
• Photo
• RFH, Shore advance in state football playoffs
• 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
• Eleanor M. Chase
• Too much red tape in medical marijuana regulations
• Help still needed for Haiti
• Rep. Rush Holt appreciates vote of confidence
• Photos
• Nicholas Boyko
• Anthony “Rocky” J. Graziano
• Evelyn B. Chiavaro (nee Murphy)
• Joseph T. Chiavaro Sr.
• MCSPCA hosts ‘Home 4 the Holidays’
• WRAT-FM seeking donations for charity
• Enjoy the season in Monmouth County parks
• ‘As You Like It’
• Gan Yeladim celebrates 25 yrs.
• Homework help from the library
• Park service seeks input on future of Sandy Hook
• Backward Glances celebrates 25 vintage years
• Veterans honored at Atria Tinton Falls
• Holy Cross School to hold annual 5-Mile Turkey Trot
• Recycled computers sought for special-needs individuals
• Holiday Express needs warm gloves, socks for 2010 season
• ‘In Memory’
• Final members named to fort reuse authority
• Developer presses F.H. council on tree replacement
• Community garden plan mowed down
• Youths get a (suit) leg up on success
• Red Bank Borough Council nixes free holiday parking
• Photo
• Cartoon
• business briefs •••
• Spitaleri family celebrates 105 years in furniture sales
• Random sightings of beauty recognized
• Monmouth Civic Chorus in ‘Messiah and More’
• Turkey Bowl to be at Thorne on Nov. 27
• Kittens, cats need homes for the holidays
• St. Cecilia H.S. class of ’56 slates reunion
• Jewish Federation appoints director
• Two loan officers join Tinton Falls firm
• Local surgeons bring eye care to Guatemala
• NOTES
• Fresh Air Fund seeks summer hosts
• Help is available for post-partum sufferers
• ‘At Water’s Edge’
• More research needs to be done on pancreatic cancer
• T.F. approves solar farm, townhouse development
• Salvation Army makes urgent plea for help
• Talkin’ turkeys
• An open letter to Oceanport residents
• Model students
• State’s pine forests under attack by voracious bugs
• Red Bank incumbents look to challenges ahead
• Judy Collins to sing at Freehold church
• Photo
• Flash mob dance
• Cartoon
• The Count Basie Cup
• sports short •••
• business briefs •••
• Grassland birds topic of Audubon meeting Dec. 8
• Local harriers shine at CJ state sectional meet
• F.H. Yoga celebrates reopening Nov. 13
• The AIDS Memorial Quilt to be displayed at Monmouth U.
• RFH girls looking to improve on CJ results
• NOTES
• GOP retains control of county freeholder board
• Photo
• Healthy Habitats contest under way
• Photo
• RFH football team nails down CJ playoff berth
• County park system directory ready Dec. 1
• Hawks hosting NEC soccer tournament
• UUC launches Autumn Art Festival
• Monmouth historian appointed
• Photo
• Auction will feature Shahn family’s personal art collection
• Fort reuse authority names director
• Raymond Fisher
• Second Saturdays in Red Bank
• Historical assoc. taps president
• Andrea Tobey
• Mudslingers Art Show: Pinky’s return!
• Pallone brews victory from Little challenge
• Roscoe “Dusty” Baldwin
• Shrewsbury mulls culling to reduce deer
• NOTES
• First Count Basie Cup tourney Nov. 5
• Shore, RBC win division titles on the gridiron
• Brookdale College to host career info session
• Red Bank railroad crossing to be closed for repairs
• RBC’s McNamara smashes course record at SC meet
• Red Bank seeks tree for Christmas display
• Photo
• RBC girls soccer team wins third straight SCT
• ‘Marie Maber: Paintings, Prints & Combines’
• Run for Excellence
• Blue Devils maintain SCT field hockey dominance
• JUST GO
• T.F. clerk attends final council meeting
• International Day
• pick of the week ••• 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
• NYC Marathon team to run for homeless kids
• on campus •••
• ‘Navesink 52: A River Year’
• RFH Key Club collecting food for FoodBank
• Mary Theresa (nee O’Grady) Summonte
• CoreMatrix Launches Service Package Targeting End-User Adoption
• Legislators promote support for gov.’s tool kit
• Mary Ellen O’Mara
• Meter’s up on taxi ordinance
• Charles Jerome “Jerry” Werber
• EMACC announces 19th annual Spinnaker Awards
• Mosque should be built farther from ground zero
• Handcycles give teens the joy of mobility
• Park system’s deer hunt’s a heartless strategy
• Opinions differ on court’s decision on fort plan
• Recent patient: Our health care system is best
• Photo
• Time to buy American and hire Americans
• for the record •••
• The Magic 8-Ball says, ‘Reply hazy; try again’
• Cartoon
• in the service •••
• Mon. Civic Chorus carolers for hire
• Lifesaving and life-enriching programs at Red Bank Library
• Tremendous season ends in TOC final for RBC tennis
• CoreMatrix Creates EHR Implementation Solution for Concordant in the Cloud
• ‘Navesink 52: A River Year’
• RFH Key Club collecting food for FoodBank
• Mary Theresa (nee O’Grady) Summonte
• Legislators promote support for gov.’s tool kit
• Mary Ellen O’Mara
• Meter’s up on taxi ordinance
• Charles Jerome “Jerry” Werber
• EMACC announces 19th annual Spinnaker Awards
• Mosque should be built farther from ground zero
• Handcycles give teens the joy of mobility
• Park system’s deer hunt’s a heartless strategy
• Opinions differ on court’s decision on fort plan
• Recent patient: Our health care system is best
• Photo
• Time to buy American and hire Americans
• for the record •••
• The Magic 8-Ball says, ‘Reply hazy; try again’
• Cartoon
• in the service •••
• Mon. Civic Chorus carolers for hire
• Lifesaving and life-enriching programs at Red Bank Library
• Tremendous season ends in TOC final for RBC tennis
• NOTES
• First Count Basie Cup tourney Nov. 5
• Shore, RBC win division titles on the gridiron
• Brookdale College to host career info session
• Red Bank railroad crossing to be closed for repairs
• RBC’s McNamara smashes course record at SC meet
• Red Bank seeks tree for Christmas display
• Photo
• RBC girls soccer team wins third straight SCT
• ‘Marie Maber: Paintings, Prints & Combines’
• Run for Excellence
• Blue Devils maintain SCT field hockey dominance
• JUST GO
• T.F. clerk attends final council meeting
• International Day
• pick of the week ••• 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
• NYC Marathon team to run for homeless kids
• on campus •••
• Pallone, Little battle for 6th District seat
• Holt, Sipprelle agree: Voters are unhappy
• Spartans excited about B North gym championship
• Celebrate Diwali at the Monmouth County Library
• Brookdale women win Region XIX tennis title
• Two River Theater launches ‘One Book, One Community’
• RBC captures state title; TOC is next for tennis team
• No contest in Fair Haven mayor, council races
• RBC’s McNamara, Byrne sweep county x-c crowns
• Control of freeholder board at stake Nov. 2
• Irene T. Baldwin
• Oceanport to develop racetrack doomsday plan
• Susan Marie Falvey
• Photo
• William Griffiths “Griff” Baldridge
• Cartoon
• Little and Sipprelle deserve your vote on Election Day
• NOTES
• Pallone, Holt deserve support of voters on Nov. 2
• Brookdale to host career info session
• Mandate schools implement bullying-prevention program
• Bullying topic of school talks
• Resident supports Mizzi and Lombardi
• ‘The Healing Power of Art’
• No better time to fall in love with nature in N.J.
• Court ruling puts Fort Monmouth housing plan in limbo
• Arc of Monmouth to host Lunch & Learn series
• Bob Sickles named to food retailer council
• O’port officials: Boro has little voice on fort authority
• Fair Trade Showhouse is open Oct. 22-24
• Fair Haven First Floors House Tour
• First place at stake when Falcons-Caseys kick off
• Skate with Josh fundraiser Oct. 30
• NJSBA wants talks on tenure reform
• RBC outlasts RFH in B North volleyball
• Little, Pallone to debate on Oct. 21
• Fire chief wants F.H. to opt out of county dispatch
• Robert K. Herr
• NOTES
• F.H. awaits bids from private carters
• Charlotte H. Biegner
• Fair Trade Showhouse is open Oct. 22-24
• Red Bank revamps taxi ordinance
• John Sheldon DeVesty
• John Powell show at Beacon Fine Arts
• Breast cancer is theme for Red Bank Catholic’s dance show
• Elizabeth M. Hyland
• Red Bank Boro Council candidates square off
• Lt. Col. Edward “Stu” Briskey
• CROP Walk
• Reflect on domestic violence awareness
• Mayor: ‘Red Bank is open for business again’
• Coverage of events in Chile was uplifting
• Photo
• Museum of contemporary art to debut with benefit
• October: Fresh direction
• Photo
• Legislature must enact Christie’s ‘tool kit’ reforms
• O’port seeks county $$ for track at Gatta Park
• Cartoon
• 9/11 responder bill headed for Senate vote
• business briefs •••
• Thompson Park Day
• RBC tennis looking for more championships
• Brookdale’s memorial service to be held Oct. 28
• T.F. approves $2.1M for road improvements
• Volunteers needed for South Asian study
• National Danish Performance Team
• Blue Devils continue to maintain tradition
• business brief •••
• Henry “Hank” E. Lucking
• NOTES
• Recommit to showing respect for other individuals
• Brookdale’s memorial service set for Oct. 28
• It is time for meaningful change, resident says
• Talk on efforts for Haitian children set
• One more thing to worry about: rogue technology
• The Arc of Monmouth to offer free workshop
• Bless the pets
• Chamber music concert set for Oct. 16
• Shrewsbury 5K Classic takes place Sunday
• ‘Eyes Have It’ and ‘Chaos’ at Art Alliance
• Job search program at Eastern Branch Library
• sports shorts •••
• Art helps with ‘Bridging the Gap’
• Tinton Falls considers having a TV channel
• Blue Devils stand tall in loss to Manasquan
• R.B. Charter School hosts Spanish Heritage Dinner
• RFH seeking A Central field hockey title
• Clean Ocean Action’s 25th Annual Fall Beach Sweeps
• Photo
• Boro to end use of pesticides in parks
• Photo
• RFH ‘Stand Up for Comedy’ fundraiser
• RBC falls from ranks of the undefeated in overtime
• Hearing the silent voices of women
• on campus •••
• Officials want commissary to remain open, local
• Charlotte H. Biegner
• Photo
• Robert K. Herr
• Cartoon
• Charles E. Blatchley
• T.F. district’s $4.7M referendum passes
• Blues are coming together when it matters most
• Fair Haven council seat to remain vacant
• RBC takes control of B North football race
• Taxi ordinance stalls in Red Bank
• Photo
• Lights, camera … no action on film permit ordinance
• Motorists urged to drive extra safely Oct. 10
• Harvest Fest
• Dine Downtown — back by popular demand
• Monmouth Park needs short-, long-term answers
• Former bookkeeper pleads guilty in embezzlement case
• Photo
• in service •••
• for the record •••
• Shana Surf Jam
• Cartoon
• Day at the races benefits L.S. schools
• Celebrate Gandhi’s life by being kinder to animals
• NOTES
• Legislators say time for reform is now
• Group seeks to help parents, grandparents deal with loss
• ‘Dia de Los Muertos’ at Inspired Life Studios
• FMERA adopts initial $1.5M budget
• Watershed groups show how to be river-friendly
• ‘Art From Found Objects’
• stork •••
• Richard Anthony Lopresti
• October happenings for children at R.B. Library
• Anna K. Pound
• Variety of orchids available at auction
• Joanne Evelyn Hamilton
• Local FMERA members urge greater transparency
• Marquet Madness gets victory; Thewifedoesntknow gets revenge
• Talk on women’s suffrage at library
• On the slide
• New refuse cans spark complaints
• RBC hosting Long Branch in big B North contest
• Two more named to fort authority
• Rivalry renewed
• Community Day
• ‘Battle of Ridge Road’
• John Francis McCann
• Controversy over rumored demolition of carriage house
• Angela Borneo Trimboli
• Learning how it feels to be homeless
• Mother requests support for Sara’s Law now before Legislature
• Ground broken in Red Bank for affordable housing
• The time has come for congressional changes
• Photo
• Know the signs of heart disease
• Cartoon
• Let’s hope they spend all of that $100 million wisely
• notes •••
• Sailing superstar will lecture at Twin Lights
• ‘Side by Side’
• Ocean Grove Fall Festival Oct. 9
• Ronald McDonald House to host friends & family open house Oct. 2
• Count Basie and Jazz Arts Project present Jazz Arts Academy
• Eye of Taurus wins Revidere Stakes as Monmouth Park opens Fall Meet
• Pub crawl to benefit breast cancer programs
• Monmouth announces 2010 HOF inductees
• County recognizes citizen volunteers
• McNamara, Byrne win Wild Safari x-c races
• Red Bank Public Library October programs, events
• Photo
• West side group to host Candidates Night
• Backpack drive provides school supplies to students
• Community gardeners seek 2nd garden patch
• Connie Lucas
• Holiday Express gets a business makeover
• Vincent Costigan
• Arc and Brookdale forge partnership
• Adelaide C. Kroeger
• Fair Haven Council rejects notice of tree cutting
• Former teacher takes issue with column on NJEA
• Community Y has new logo, leadership
• Mosque should be build farther from ground zero
• Photo
• Anna Little will help restore economy
• Your voice … your vote
• Changes for EMS volunteers not for the best
• Cartoon
• A pattern of dirty tricks in race for 12th District seat
• NOTES
• Nelson Riddle Orchestra to perform in concert Oct. 2
• Box City brings homelessness home
• Belmar hosts Beer on the Pier
• Blues progressing quite well knocking off nation’s No. 1
• Bargains to be found in R.B. Sept. 25
• FAAN Walk
• Photo
• Tour de Fair Haven
• RBC harriers to get a test at Wild Safari Invitational
• ‘Paddle the Navesink Day’
• RBC off to strong start with four impressive wins
• Red Bank Area Hunger Walk holds kickoff rally
• RFH girls soccer team has plenty of potential
• Monmouth Day Care Center hosts Touch-a-Truck
• Photo
• Photo
• Chapin Hill At Red Bank Receives Federal and State Recognition
• Red Bank Food & Wine Walk on tap for Sunday, Sept. 19
• Sussman fulfills dream winning WFAN contest
• Plan calls for trained staff to assist Monmouth veterans
• Hawks climb to No. 7 in national rankings
• Tour de Fair Haven Sept. 19
• RBC undeterred by its early 0-2 start
• Amended T.F. budget seeds road program
• R.B. district leads middle schoolers into the future
• Financial workshop, ESL classes at Eastern Branch library
• Marie Clayton Pomphrey
• New fort authority begins to take shape
• Gladys Helena Soderholm White
• SkimBash 2010
• N.J. veteran supports Holt for re-election
• New police chief named in Tinton Falls
• Take steps now to prepare for emergencies
• Photo
• A letter to congressmen Holt and Pallone
• Photo
• NJEA still acting badly, and needs a ‘timeout’
• NOTES
• Turf field at Count Basie Park open for play
• Brain injury forum slated for Sept. 23
• Casing of the flag
• Exhibit celebrates life of Jewish refugee who fled Nazis
• ‘Out With the Old, In With the New’
• ‘Racing at the Shore’
• Navesink River Group to host shore, water cleanup Sept. 26
• Little Silver police officer indicted
• Get your sports news in the paper
• Something to cheer about
• Eye of Taurus wins Revidere Stakes as Monmouth Park opens Fall Meet
• Count Basie exterior gets a face-lift
• Shore, Monmouth looking for bounce-back seasons
• Marine’s film provides ‘Severe Clear’ view of Iraq War
• on campus •••
• Red Bank schools innovate to do more with less
• Robert “Bob” H. Doherty
• Photo
• Thanks to Island Nights supporters
• September: Time for reality check
• Reader continues discussion on multiculturalism
• Cartoon
• Call her anything but don’t call her ma’am
• NOTES
• Plan calls for trained staff to assist Monmouth veterans
• St. George’s to host Crab Fest fundraiser
• Fireman’s Fair
• Fort Monmouth will hold flag casing ceremony
• ‘Kittenpalooza’ offers half-price adoptions
• Health Commission site a helpful resource
• And they’re off! Steeplechase returns to Monmouth Park
• Flowers, rocks, sticks and truth
• Four men charged with selling bogus ferry tickets
• Alzheimer’s is topic of science lecture
• Slocum family readies for annual reunion
• $3M Army grant funds defense technology center
• It’s official: Bayshore merges with Meridian
• Green Wave bracing for difficult schedule
• Paddle the Navesink on Sept. 18
• BCC cross country team looking to improve
• Photo
• Thanks to Island Nights supporters
• September: Time for reality check
• Reader continues discussion on multiculturalism
• Cartoon
• Call her anything but don’t call her ma’am
• NOTES
• Plan calls for trained staff to assist Monmouth veterans
• St. George’s to host Crab Fest fundraiser
• Fireman’s Fair
• Fort Monmouth will hold flag casing ceremony
• ‘Kittenpalooza’ offers half-price adoptions
• Health Commission site a helpful resource
• And they’re off! Steeplechase returns to Monmouth Park
• Four men charged with selling bogus ferry tickets
• Flowers, rocks, sticks and truth
• Alzheimer’s is topic of science lecture
• Slocum family readies for annual reunion
• $3M Army grant funds defense technology center
• It’s official: Bayshore merges with Meridian
• Green Wave bracing for difficult schedule
• Paddle the Navesink on Sept. 18
• BCC cross country team looking to improve
• Count Basie exterior gets a face-lift
• Shore, Monmouth looking for bounce-back seasons
• Marine’s film provides ‘Severe Clear’ view of Iraq War
• on campus •••
• Red Bank schools innovate to do more with less
• Robert “Bob” H. Doherty
• Alzheimer’s is topic of science lecture Oct. 7
• Frances E. Patsco
• Police seek info on bank robbery suspect
• Patricia Ann Granato
• Tinton Falls clerk to retire after 23 years
• Religious tolerance doesn’t require blind acceptance
• County honors women’s right to vote, local leaders
• Think about the horses during carriage rides
• In words and drawings, soldiers leave their mark in time
• It may not be too late, Fair Havenites
• Red Bank council balks at relaxing development rules
• Trenton fashion: This fall they’re all wearing black
• Photo
• Doctor charged with conspiring to sell prescription drugs
• A royal(ty) opportunity?
• Red Bank ‘StreetLife’
• Cartoon
• Bean inspires Senate bill for vets’ services
• sports shorts •••
• NOTES
• Celebrities, congressman, physicians support FAAN Walk on Sept. 11
• I’m Gorgeous equals track record in winning Cane Pace qualifier
• in the service •••
• on campus •••
• MU Hawks kick off 2010 season at Colgate Saturday
• Children’s festival slated for Sept. 11
• FirstEnergy offering grants to stimulate learning
• Area football geared up for 2010 season openers
• Monmouth Museum hosts Anique Taylor exhibit
• Walk for Farm Animals set for Sept. 19
• Rita M. Boyle
• Sept. 19 memorial walk assists LADACIN Network
• Jane Dombroski Carbone
• stork club •••
• William “Bill” F. Barry
• Grant will fund regional coastal initiatives
• Ellen S. Gilbertson
• Fort Monmouth panel reflects on reuse mission
• FMERPA appoints reuse consulting group
• Duke of Mischief upset winner of Iselin Stakes
• Shrewsbury planners OK controversial condo complex
• RBC, RFH well prepared for 2010-11 campaign
• Greater Media shows budding journalists the ropes
• Pre-season practice
• Fort Monomouth panel reflects on reuse mission
• on campus •••
• Photo
• U.S. must prepare now for possible Alzheimer’s epidemic
• Report puts county’s economy and open space in jeopardy
• Resident sees benefits in Coastal Monmouth Plan
• Cartoon
• Freeholders honor Judith Stanley Coleman
• St. Thomas H.S. class of ’75 plans reunion
• ’60s Family Day
• Bargains to be found in Red Bank Sept. 25
• stork •••
• Heroism scholarship seeks nominees
• Coastal Habitat to take part in neighborhood revitalization
• Slocums of New Jersey Plan 2010 Reunion
• Freeholders salute open space projects
• NOTES
• CROP Hunger Walk to hold kick-off rally
• Eastern Branch offers plenty to do in September
• Photo
• ‘The Divine Paradox’ opens Sunday
• Fair Haven PTA Harvest Fest Oct. 2
• Jersey Shore Ghost Tours
• Colts, Caseys x-c teams nationally ranked
• The Arc of Monmouth names new president
• Jersey Shore Pop Warner kicks off 50th grid season
• FMERPA appoints reuse consulting group
• Duke of Mischief upset winner of Iselin Stakes
• Shrewsbury planners OK controversial condo complex
• RBC, RFH well prepared for 2010-11 campaign
• Greater Media shows budding journalists the ropes
• Pre-season practice
• Fort Monomouth panel reflects on reuse mission
• on campus •••
• Photo
• U.S. must prepare now for possible Alzheimer’s epidemic
• Report puts county’s economy and open space in jeopardy
• Resident sees benefits in Coastal Monmouth Plan
• Cartoon
• Freeholders honor Judith Stanley Coleman
• St. Thomas H.S. class of ’75 plans reunion
• ’60s Family Day
• Bargains to be found in Red Bank Sept. 25
• stork •••
• Heroism scholarship seeks nominees
• Coastal Habitat to take part in neighborhood revitalization
• Slocums of New Jersey Plan 2010 Reunion
• Freeholders salute open space projects
• NOTES
• CROP Hunger Walk to hold kick-off rally
• Eastern Branch offers plenty to do in September
• Photo
• ‘The Divine Paradox’ opens Sunday
• Fair Haven PTA Harvest Fest Oct. 2
• Jersey Shore Ghost Tours
• Colts, Caseys x-c teams nationally ranked
• The Arc of Monmouth names new president
• Jersey Shore Pop Warner kicks off 50th grid season
• 2010 Kick Off Rally for 30th CROP Walk
• Boro’s summer camp provides a mix of enrichment, fun
• RFH’s Edler second at JGA tourney
• Hurry over to the Count Basie for summer rush tickets
• Red Bank’s Moody first in Woods Hollow race
• Red Bank council seeking more input on taxi ordinance
• Wave’s Shuler-Foster focusing on football
• A sad day for Raritan Bay
• Horse racing needs time to adapt to changes
• Council: S.B. boro hall wall in dire need of repair
• Judith Stanley Coleman was county’s ‘guardian angel’
• Photo
• Squandering a bumper crop of farmland
• Privatizing state parks would be violation of public trust
• From another angle, things aren’t as bad as they looked
• Cartoon
• Marine Task Force to improve aquatic response time
• NOTES
• River activities on tap for Paddle the Navesink Day
• Volunteers needed for NJ Blood Services
• Annual Surfside Food Drive under way
• ‘Quilting: Looking Forward’
• Adding a bit of color
• Pallone bill aims to curtail gang violence
• JUST GO
• 35th annual Clearwater Festival set for Aug. 21
• pick of the week ••• Murder’s Bad But Monday Can Kill You
• Soul music
• Butterfly and Peaches
• County supports nomination of two historic sites
• sport shorts •••
• All-Women Tourney
• Photo
• 2010 Fair Haven Fireman’s Fair opens Aug. 27
• Jersey Shore Wildcats win state AAU basketball title
• Have a heart, help HABcore
• Photo
• Eastern Branch Library hosts August programs
• R.B. public school students to wear uniforms
• Photos
• Marie C. (Barlok) Menges Sembler
• Friends, family dedicate Dery’s Pond
• Ronald Philip Riddle
• Boros, school districts launch emergency notification system
• Tenure is no boon to N.J. educational system
• Photo
• Jersey Shore Jazz & Blues Foundation explains its purpose
• Cartoon
• Building-by-building approach is best for Fort Hancock
• Museums are free to military all summer
• A veteran’s plea: Forget us not
• stork •••
• … Also starring Red Bank
• NOTES
• RBR Education Foundation awards school district $19,000 in grants
• Restaurant supports Arc of Monmouth
• Party time at the Oceanport Library
• ‘Charter and Early Members’ show celebrates guild’s 50 years
• Flicks and more at Movies in the Park
• McKean set to complete 50 marathons in 50 states
• Sea Bright mulls outsourcing public works
• sports shorts •••
• Gateway joins network of protected areas
• Freehold Raceway to open fall meet
• Red Bank corridor, traffic signal to be upgraded
• Lookin At Lucky romps at Izod Haskell Invitational
• Rector of ‘small congregation with big impact’ retires
• on campus •••
• County guide promotes access for walkers, cyclists
• Judith Hurley Stanley Coleman
• Lifeguard relays
• Christine “Chrissy” Meredith Miele
• Advocates laud suspension of LNG proposal
• Paul A. Feyereisen, Major General, Ret.
• Photo
• Robert Henry Laveratt
• Cartoon
• Marilyn J. Heinsius
• NOTES
• Rain can’t penetrate half of NJ’s surface area
• Family field day to wrap up ’60s toy exhibit
• Conservation foundation mourns founder, prez
• Monmouth Conservation Foundation founder dies
• Honoring a patriot
• Photo
• Red Bank Library hosts children’s programs in August
• First Fridays for Seniors at Eastern Branch Library
• H.S. hockey standouts set for summer classic
• T.F. takes state delay to review budget
• RBR hosting talent-rich basketball tournament
• National increase in alcohol and prescription drug use
• Devoted to Life - and Evening with RHONJ Caroline Manzo
• KaBoom! Fireworks On The Navesink
• 30th Anniversary Red Bank CROP Hunger Walk
• BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF MONMOUTH COUNTY YOUTH OF THE YEAR WINNER
• About SUPER EXPO 2010
• Join EMACC for our upcoming
• Welcome to the Eastern Monmouth Area Chamber of Commerce!
• About SUPER EXPO 2010
• SaaS Consulting Company CoreMatrix Offers Two Webinars On Salesforce.com
• Join EMACC for our upcoming
• Welcome to the Eastern Monmouth Area Chamber of Commerce!
• Linda Chorney Presents Grammy Winner Hernan Romero
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Monmouth County
• Monmouth County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Monmouth County
• Monmouth County Arts Council Brings New Members On Board At Annual Meeting
• Alan Chokov on using a 1031 for Year-End Tax Planning
• Monmouth County Arts Council Announces FY 2009 Local Arts Grant Awards
• Monmouth County Arts Council News
• Red Bank Jazz And Blues Festival
• INTERNET SALES PEOPLE WANTED FOR RED BANK
• Randy James Dance Works
• Place Setting By Jack Canfora
• Caryn Lin
• Caryn Lin
• Forever Tango
• The Golden Dragon Acrobats
• Confronting Global Hatred
• Paragon Ragtime Orchestra
• Exhibiting Member Art Show
• Guild Group Exhibit - The Pen, The Brush, The Knife And The Torch
• Roald Dahl’s Willy Wonka
• The Underpants
• The Underpants
• Gizmo Guys Comedy Jugglers
• Stone Soup And Other Stories - School Performance
• Xiayin Wang - Piano
• Rigoletto-Concert Version
• Xiayin Wang - Piano
• Peter, Paul And Mary
• Paradise Now
• American Big Band
• Dear Esther
• Parson's Dance Company
• Brookdale Big Band
• Colin Mochrie And Brad Sherwood
• Love And Murder
• Carolyn Dorfman Dance Company
• Carolyn Dorfman Dance Company
• Andy Cooney's Irish Forever
• Mannheim Steamroller
• Anne of Green Gables - School Performance
• David Gonzalez
• David Gonzalez
• Ruthless - The Musical
• Joy Behar
• The Sixth Annual Catherine Woolf Student Leadership Conferences
• Blue Grass Blowout - Clinch Mountain Boys - The Tony Rice
• Les Folies Russes
• Ireland's Flook
• Brookdale Collects
• Engaging Shaw
• Children Art Exhibition
• Ching-Yun Hu, Piano
• Ching-Yun Hu - Piano
• TempOdyssey By Dan Dietz
• Clifford - The Big Red Dog - Live
• Fourscore And Seven Years Ago - School Performance
• The Source Salutes - America’s Original Sound - Jazz
• Urgeworks
• Urgeworks
• Theater at Brookdale - A Lesson Before Dying
• Ionisation New Music Ensemble
• House And A House In Jerusalem
• Umoja
• Celebrating Black History Month! Umoja
• Art Deco
• Hootie And The Blowfish
• The Elvis Birthday Bash
• Sclupture Show
• Let's Go Science Show - School Performance
• Monmouth County Arts Council Juried Exhibition
• Ruben Studdard
• A Lie Of The Mind
• The Pavilion
• The Garden Of Finzi-Contini
• African American Stamp Art Exhibition Opening
• New Year's In Vienna
• African American Stamp Art
• Beat The Winter Blahs Art Show
• Inside Track For Screenwriters
• James Brown With Special Guest Parker House And Theory
• October 1962 A World Premiere
• New Year’s Eve With Southside Johnny And The Asbury Jukes
• Dandelion
• Dandelion
• Holiday Exhibition: Fairy Tales Can Come True
• Steve Martin's - Picasso At The Lapin Agile
• 2nd Performance Of Winnie
• Jack Frost Holiday Revue - School Performance
• Children Art Class At Inspired Minds Fine Art School
• Student Directed One-Acts
• Allegro-The Many Moods Of Christmas
• Eighth Annual Festival Of Books
• Frederick Gallery Anniversary Show
• Gary Michaels Holiday Event
• Robert Mueller - Schema Watercolors
• Menorah Lighting
• Life Drawing And Painting
• 8th Annual Festival Of Books, Culture And The Arts, featuring Jim Lebenthal
• Winnie The Pooh Christmas Carol
• Messiah Plus Christmas Pops
• 2006 Annual Holiday Gala
• Jewels Of The Season With The New Jersey Chamber Singers
• Clay Aiken – Christmas With The Count Basie Symphony
• Fall And Winter Classes At The Leslie Art Studio
• Michael Paller's - A Christmas Carol
• MCM Youth And Children Chorus Holiday Concert
• Arcadian Chorale Presents
• Inspired Instruction
• A Time Of Favor
• Fine Art/Photography/Sculpture/Pottery Show And Sale
• Holiday Harmonies
• Fall Art Class
• Photo Impressions By Peter Lopez
• A Colonial Christmas By The Shrewsbury Chorale
• The Nutcracker
• Art Exhibition - Lisa Marie
• Holiday Harmonies
• Robert Mueller - Schema Watercolors
• Don't Hug Me
• Holiday Harmonies
• A Garfield Christmas
• Vicky Culver's Cool Collages
• The Nutcracker - Special For Schools And Seniors
• Ionisation
• Give A Gift Of Art
• Robert Mueller - Schema Watercolors
• Fall Student Showcase
• Watercolor Landscapes By Leonia Mroczkowski
• The Nutcracker
• Christmas And Holiday Performance
• 10-Year Retrospective Photography Exhibit
• Rockin' Holiday Classics
• A Season Of Miracles - School Performance
• Inner Spaces Are Outer Places
• Picasso At The - Lapin Agile Theatre
• Auditions For
• American Comic's Creators
• Music Of Invention: Car Music Project
• Holiday Music Showcase - Liberty Oak Chorus
• 8th Annual Festival Of Books, Culture And The Arts
• Red Bank Jazz Orchestra - Swinging Holiday Concert
• Cool Yule - Free Holiday Jazz Concert
• The Arcadian Chorale presents Make We Merry
• Renegade Readers Theater presents Anteroom
• Winnie The Pooh Christmas Carol
• An Artist's Way Group Workshop
• Arlo Guthrie and The Guthrie Family Legacy Tour
• The Merry Widow performed in English by Dicapo Opera Theatre
• Scooby Doo in Stagefright - Live On Stage!
• Emmylou Harris with special guest, Teddy Thompson
• 2006 All In Bloom Quilt Raffle
• Peter Frampton with guest, Johnny A.
• International Blues Challenge
• The National Dance Company of Ireland in Rhythm of the Dance
• The Music of Phil Spector
• Little Feat
• Bruce Hornsby - Intersections Tour
• Al Green with guest, Elisabeth Withers-Mendes
• Blues Traveler
• The New Cars: Road Rage Winter Tour
• Richard Thompson with guest, Kris Delmhorst
• Olivia Newton John
• Arlo Guthrie and The Guthrie Family Legacy Tour
• Natalie Cole
• The Merry Widow performed in English
• The Capitol Steps
• Scooby Doo in Stagefright - Live On Stage!
• Emmylou Harris with special guest, Teddy Thompson
• HAIR - Presented by Phoenix Productions
• Holiday Gala
• Red Bank First Night 2007
• Reckless Steamy Nights
• Goldenseal
• South Saturn Delta
• The Count Basie Theatre Annual Golf Outing
• The Rippingtons 20th Anniversary Tour
• Lassie (2006) - Private Screening
• Lewis Black - SOLD OUT!
• Count Basie Theatre Cool School Summer Showcase
• Kansas Drums - Presented by Count Basie Theatre
• All Four Original Members Of Asia featuring Geoff Downes, Steve Howe, Carl Palmer and John Wetton
• Shore Showcase - Presented by Christ Church Shrewsbury
• Tony Danza Show
• Kenny Rogers - Presented by AM Productions
• Margaret Cho - Comedy
• Legendary Lead Singers
• Tony Bennett - Presented by Count Basie Theatre
• Tanya Tucker with guest, Pat Guadagno
• Dion with special guests The Shangri-Las
• Library Renovation

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