August 1, 2002 RSS feed / Front Page

U.F. officials have questions about proposed campground

Township wants state
to allow timed growth ordinancesCorrespondent
By jane meggitt

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Preservation efforts high on state’s officials’ list

Officials say 100,000 acres will be preserved
in N.J. this year
By jane meggitt
Correspondent

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County officials make plans for National Night Out 2002

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Local family wants the water to stay clean

Correspondent
By jane meggitt

After losing one son to cancer, the Pannick family understands the dangers that contaminated groundwater can pose to the health of those who drink it. More...

Book Garden offers unique book-shopping experience

Correspondent
By jane meggitt

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Letters

Caring families make Fresh Air Fund an ongoing success

This summer marks our 125th anniversary of serving children from New York City. In 1877, the Rev. Willard Parsons, a minister of a small, rural parish in Sherman, Pa. More...

Allentown homeowner says youthful ‘prank’ crossed the line

Sadly, as has been the case in summers past, Allentown appears to be experiencing the effects of youthful boredom. Yet another park bench on Lakeview Drive has been pushed over the hill toward the lake More...

Local man wants to stop waste in government to fund schools

On July 10 I decided to go to the New Jersey Election Law Enforce-ment Commission (NJELEC) Web site to view reports of the local Republican and Democratic candidates in East Brunswick. More...

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Sports

Millstone Dawgs go on solid run in tourney play

By Mike White
Staff Writer

The Millstone 11-year-old all-stars, affectionately known as the Dawgs, are on a roll of late. More...

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VERONICA YANKOWSKI Lakewood BlueClaws More...

Sport Shorts

The Millstone Strikers girls More...

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Environmental commission weighs in on master plan

Official recommends closing existing
loopholes
By Ruth Calia Stives
Staff Writer

The Millstone Township Environmental Commis-sion is offering suggestions for improving the master plan from an environmental perspective. More...

Meeting house filled with history

More than 100
people attend
picnic and serviceCorrespondent
By Jane MEggitt

A walk through the cemetery of the Old Yellow Meeting House in Upper Freehold offers a glimpse into local history dating back to Colonial times. More...

Borough may hold memorial service on Founders Day

Officials to look at a
proposal for a borough newsletter
By alison granito
Staff Writer

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Innovative teachers receive grants from foundation

Money will go to create a jazz ensemble library, weather program
By ruth calia stives
Staff Writer

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Millstone inventor is a man of imagination

By ruth calia stives
Staff Writer

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Local 4-H members prominent at the Monmouth County fair

Correspondent
By jane meggitt

Area 4-H members were well-represented at last week More...

Bulletin Board

Millstone Charity Gala Sept. 28 at Frogbridge

The second annual Millstone Charity Gala is scheduled for Sept. 28 at the lakeside verandah and dining room at Frogbridge, Millstone. More...

For the Record

In "Township Appoints Cable Advisory Committee" in the July 18 issue of the Examiner, a statement that the Open Public Records Act would simplify obtaining public records attributed to Upper Freehold Township Clerk Barbara Bascom was incorr More...

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VERONICA YANKOWSKI Casey McDonald (l) and Brooke Singer enjoy a ride on the Scrambler at the Monmouth County Fair, Freehold Township, on Saturday. More...

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Editorials

Wells should be tested

More than anywhere else in Monmouth County, the majority of residents of the panhandle are served by wells and septic systems. More...

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