September 22, 2005 RSS feed / Front Page

Legal dispute arises around Cream Ridge Golf Course

Claim alleges cafe lease is preventing $17 million sale
BY JANE MEGGITT Staff Writer

A nasty legal battle has erupted between Upper Freehold More...

Millstone mulls Notre Dame busing situation

BY JANE MEGGITT Staff Writer

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Board blocks subdivision of Agress Road property

BY JANE MEGGITT Staff Writer

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Millstone artist heard at the United Nations

BY JENNIFER KOHLHEPP Staff Writer

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Developer released from jail for health concerns

BY MICHELLE ROSENBERG Staff Writer

A federal judge granted developer Anthony Spalliero More...

Upper Freehold Community Day

PHOTOS BY MIGUEL JUAREZ staff

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Part of pilot episode filmed in Millstone

BY JANE MEGGITT Staff Writer

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Rutgers anticipating visit from Dalai Lama

Monks to create sand painting over 4 days at Zimmerli museum
BY JOHN DUNPHY Staff Writer

New Brunswick is considered by many to be the birthplace of Tibetan Buddhism in the United States. More...

Letters

Letters

Relief workers may get short-changed

Eureka! President George W. Bush has a solution for the working poor in the states battered by Hurricane Katrina. He suspended the Davis-Bacon Act of 1931 that requires federal contractors to pay workers according to prevailing wages in the region. More...

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Obituaries

Obituaries

Patricia Ann Poole Fenlon Mrs. Fenlon, 75, of Tannersville, Pa., formerly of Old Bridge, died Sept. 5 in Pleasant Valley Manor, Stroudsburg, Pa. Her husband, Donald Fenlon, died in 1971. More...

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Schools

Schools will implement random tests for drugs

Law targets athletes and others involved in extracurricular activities
BY LAYLI WHYTE Staff Writer

Students in grades nine through 12 who participate in athletics and other extracurricular activities, or who park their cars at school, may soon be subject to random drug testing in New Jersey schools. More...

Pair creates new logo for Millstone schools

BY JANE MEGGITT Staff Writer

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Board accepts resignations, OKs trailer use

BY JANE MEGGITT Staff Writer

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Business

Business Briefs

Rainbow International of Monmouth and Ocean counties and Mr. Rooter of Central New Jersey are offering immediate employment opportunities to evacuees of Hurricane Katrina. More...

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More homes could go up off Disbrow Hill Rd.

Development would consist of five homes on about 35 acres
BY JANE MEGGITT Staff Writer

The Millstone Planning Board voted unanimously at its Sept. 14 meeting to grant preliminary approval to a five-lot subdivision. More...

Photo

Amy Orlen, 7, of New Egypt, decorates a sombrero for the carnival held in Byron Johnson Park in honor of Upper Freehold Community Day, Sept. 17. More photos, page 26. More...

Redeem-Her offers helping hand of support

Former offenders find return to
BY CLARE MARIE CELANO Staff Writer

Stacey Kindt, Tonja Chamberlain and Edwina Rudolf got exactly what they wanted More...

Controversy over vet clinic heats up again

BY JENNIFER KOHLHEPP Staff Writer

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Board wants U.F. to hire animal cruelty investigator

BY JANE MEGGITT Staff Writer

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Some door-to-door sales could stop in Millstone

Officials introduce ordinance to create do-not-solicit list
BY JENNIFER KOHLHEPP Staff Writer

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Task force reports on developing Route 33

BY SETH MANDEL Staff Writer

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Young riders to showcase skills in Oct.

The 2005 U.S. Equestrian Federation (USEF) Show Jumping Talent Search East Coast Finals will take place on Oct. 8-9. More...

Millstone Day

Clockwise from left: Kiera McDonald, 2, of Millstone, plays baseball toss during the Millstone Day at Frogbridge Day Camp on Sunday. Kayakers paddle away. More...

Organization took wing as founder served time

BY CLARE MARIE CELANO Staff Writer

Women who have been incarcerated are making it in the outside world despite countless obstacles that seem to block their way. More...

Bulletin Board

Auditions

The Garden State Philharmonic will hold chorus auditions for singers and an More...

Community Bulletin Board

Scholarship available for conservation majors

Applications are being accepted for the New Jersey Association of Conservation Districts $1,000 Memorial Scholarship. More...

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Opinion

Outpouring of support a tribute to community

They need it more than we do. That More...

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Kids: If it isn’t one thing, it’s another

Are We There Yet?
Lori Clinch

I remember a time when my eldest son was always awake, playing with his toys, excavating the kitchen floor with his tractors and taking the bathroom cabinets apart with his 17-piece pry-bar set. More...

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Sports

Allentown field hockey aiming high, again

BY GEORGE ALBANO Staff Writer

When you stop and consider some of the outstanding, and even great, girls field hockey teams Allentown High School has had over the last decade, to hear head coach Mary Ellen McCarthy say this year More...

Sports Shorts

Rachel Dey, a student at Allentown High School, competed in July at the Youth Friendship Games in Holland. While there she earned a silver medal swimming the 100-meter butterfly event. More...

Sports Shorts

The Allentown Attack U-11 boys travel soccer team played the Toms River Fire this past Saturday. This was a hard-fought, evenly matched contest from the outset. More...

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