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      June 19, 2008  RSS feed

      Clarksburg has the blues all summer
      Earth Friendly farm offers u-pick berries from now until Sept.
      The only blues that can rival the sky's hue are about to burst into the summer scene. The 1,500 bushes at Earth Friendly Organic Farm in the Clarksburg section of Millstone are loaded with blueberries this year, thanks to the warm and dry weather conducive to their pollination and careful attention favorable to their overall health. More...
      Millstone wants to validate AHS tuition costs
      Reduced spending could result in more state aid
      BY JANE MEGGITT Staff Writer

      The Millstone Board of Education has called for an audit of the Upper Freehold Regional School District. Millstone does not have its own high school and has a send/receive student relationship with the neighboring school district. More...

       Bulletin Board
      • Golf outing for SRF rescheduled for July 1
      Inclement weather has caused the StandardbredRetirementFoundation( SRF)'s 16th annual Charity Golf Tournament to be rescheduled for July 1 at Knob Hill Country Club inManalapan. All proceeds from the outing will benefit the SRF, which finds homes for non-competitive standardbreds and ensures their lifelong care. More...
      • Drug alliance to sponsor sixth annual car show
      • Freedom Fest seeks help from horse community
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       Letters
      • Impeach Corzine bumper sticker gets numerous thumbs up
      Icould not believe my ears when I heard certain people call our governor courageous for his debt restructuring plans. Is it courageous to threaten our children with closing state parks? Is it courageous to threaten New Jersey drivers with astronomical increases in tolls and gas taxes when families are struggling to survive? More...
      • Housing rules penalize companies for creating jobs
      • Elect candidates who will work for the people
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       Editorials
      • State's new motto: Going nowhere fast
      It will not be the golden spike that joins a railroad in central New Jersey, but it may well be the spike that seals the fate of the Monmouth, Ocean, Middlesex (MOM) passenger rail line. Years of study and millions of dollars in consulting fees have yet to produce a definitive assessment of three potential passenger rail lines that could serve central New Jersey. More...
      • For the Record
      • article has image Coda
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       Red State / Blue State
      • Red State/Blue State
      Some will kick when she's down, and others won't
      A political discussion between Red State conservative Dave Simpson - a former reporter, editor, publisher and columnist - and Greg Bean, Blue Stater and executive editor of Greater Media Newspapers. More...
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       Schools
      • article has image Breaking through the classroom walls
      Millstone Township Primary School has new outdoor classroom
      MILLSTONE - A ladybug landed on a student while a bird perched atop the bulletin board and chipmunks scampered just beyond the teacher's toes. Millstone Township Primary School students are learning to live in harmony with nature in their new outdoor classroom. More...
      • Bus plans for Millstone students rolling along
      • article has image Roosevelt Public School graduates 12 in 71st class
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       Sports
      • Raceway Park hosting NHRA SuperNationals
      Finals are Sunday
      As one of the National Hot Rod Association's (NHRA) original seven national events, Raceway Park is a major player in drag racing history. Since the Old Bridge track first hosted an NHRA event in 1968, the best racers in the sport have left their mark on the quarter mile drag strip. More...
      • Over 1,500 runners participate in George Sheehan Classic
      • Brookdale ballplayers cited as All-Americans
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       Business
      • article has image Greater Media's CEO stresses sense of community in media, banking
      Members of the New Jersey League of Community Bankers were treated to a presentation on the benefits and future of the radio market by Peter Smyth, president and chief executive officer of Greater Media Inc. Smyth joined Greater Media in 1986 as general manager of WMJX-FM, Boston, and was appointed vice president/general manager the following year. More...
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