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      March 27, 2008  RSS feed

      PHOTOS BY JEFF GRANIT staff The Allentown Pond Dam and Monmouth County's U-12 bridge will undergo renovations later this year, which will force the major thoroughfare in downtown Allentown to close for 18-22 months. More...
      Allentown dam renovation project has 16-year history

      Allentown must weigh the merits of having a detour or a temporary bridge while its major thoroughfare undergoes renovation. More...

      Parking, business, livelihoods threatened

      Allentown residents have expensive taste when it comes to their local commute. Most of those who spoke at the March 18 public hearing about the reconstruction of the Monmouth County U-12 bridge over Doctor's Creek in downtown Allentown said they would prefer a temporary bridge over a detour during the renovation project. More...


      MILLSTONE- The township is trying to regulate how it gets out of the dead zone. As wireless facilities continue to go up around the area, the Township Committee has proposed an ordinance to amend and supplement its land use regulations to set standards, conditions and location limitations for such facilities. More...


      UPPER FREEHOLD - Township Attorney Granville Magee gave an update on the preservation of the 145-acre Breza Road tract at the March 20 Township Committee meeting. According to Magee, the title company is now in the process of reviewing the 11 deeds for the acreage submitted by landowner Neil Van Cleef 's attorney and the nonprofit Trust for Public Land. More...


      TheMillstone Township SchoolDistrict's Office of Community Education is sponsoring the following programs: "Dancing with Candace Woodward- Clough," Wednesdays, 8:30-9:30 p.m. April 2-30. The fee is $48 per person or $89 per couple; the program will be held at the Primary School cafeteria, Schoolhouse Road. More...
      Enough is enough. I must be a fool. I keep waiting to hear that our taxes will be decreasing. Is anyone in the government listening? Where on earth is all of this money going? I don't want the song and dance, just action. I am not solely putting blame on our local government. More...
      Guest Column
      One of the most exciting developments to come fromthis year's presidential primaries has been the level of voter turnout. According to an analysis conducted by American University's Center for the Study of theAmerican Electorate, voters turned out in record numbers in about half of the states that conducted early presidential primaries. More...
      Mr.Wolke, 47, of Chicago, died Jan. 26, 2008, at his home. Raised in Spotswood, he graduated St. Joseph's H.S., Metuchen, and attended Boston University prior to moving to Chicago in 1983.He later obtained an associate degree in accounting. More...
      Allentown's Brendan Skeehan beats out a Red Bank Catholic player for possession during a March 24 scrimmage at Dorbrook Park, Lincroft. More...