May 30, 2002 RSS feed / Front Page

Dry wells a problem in Millstone Planning Board seeking funds to conduct study

Staff Writer
By ruth calia stives

According to Ron Trust, coordinator of Millstone More...

Freehold council debates business zone expansion Residents object to idea of expanded SID along Court, Monument streets

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By Clare Marie celano

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Sod to be laid Saturday at Byron Johnson Park Horsnall concerned about clear-cutting or clearing of trees

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By jane meggitt

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Former committeeman asks mayor to resign Kastning says Maltz helped choreograph Laone allegations

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By brooke m. Herman

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Students approach mayor with 9/11 monument plan Seventh-graders believe victims of terror attack should be honored

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By clare marie celano

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Letters

Resident is troubled by Roosevelt’s fiscal course

The previous mayor of Roosevelt and Borough Council maintained the same municipal tax rate for eight years. They built a surplus of more than $600,000 by not wasting our tax dollars. More...

Art therapy program deserves continued state support

Balancing the state budget on the backs of our most vulnerable citizens More...

Thanks to those who helped with memorial

I would like to take this opportunity to thank the members of the Millstone Township Veterans More...

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Obituaries

Obituaries

RVIN DAVIS, 84, of Freehold died May 6 at CentraState Medical Center, Freehold Township. Born in Hardaway, Ala., he had been a resident of Freehold since 1944. Mr. Davis was a construction laborer for Local No. 176, New Brunswick. More...

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Sports

Blues win junior college national championship

Staff Writer
By tim morris

At long last, Brookdale Community College More...

Sport Shorts

Tryouts are being held for anyone from Upper Freehold or Allentown interested in playing for the U12 travel team for the fall 2002 and spring 2003 seasons. More...

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ATVs causing problems in area towns

Cemetery desecrated & erosion-control project threatened in Roosevelt More...

Honoring all Millstone vets

Workers (top) prepare the bottom row of stars for sand blasting on Millstone More...

Road to Monmouth events to be re-enacted in 2003

Volunteers will follow British and Patriot troop routes through N.J. More...

Upper Freehold field of dreams nearing completion Official opening a year away, but soccer camp to open in August

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By jane meggitt

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Washington warehouse plan worries residents Six warehouses would total a million square feet, resident says

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By jane meggitt

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Board questions terms of food service contract Regionalization study to be unveiled tonight

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By ruth calia Stives

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Bulletin Board

Community Bulletin Board Israel Bonds drive slated by Jewish center

The Perrineville Jewish Center will host an Israel Bonds drive reception at 7 p.m. June 23 in the grand ballroom of the Ramada Inn, East Windsor. Jack Mekles and Rabbi Sheldon Schevelowitz will be honored. More...

Six hopefuls in Tuesday’s Millstone primary races

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By brooke m. Herman

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Doggy day

Snuggles, a pit bull, holds a tennis ball at the Cliffwood post office in Aberdeen on Friday during a promotion for a new animal stamp promoting the spaying and neutering of animals, which will be introduced in September. More...

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Editorials

Don’t miss tonight’s forum

Panhandle residents will finally get an opportunity tonight to learn about the long-awaited school regionalization study. More...

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