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      July 10, 2008  RSS feed

      ERIC SUCAR staff Justin Lenart of Roosevelt leads the congregation with a lawn mower during Roosevelt's parade to the annual Fourth of July Picnic, held this year on July 5 on the grounds of Roosevelt Public School. For more photos, see page 20. More...
      Bookings generated $36K in first year

      The Millstone Performing Arts Center (MPAC) is on its way to becoming the revenue-generator for the school district that it was intended to be. The $3.1 million theater at the Millstone Township Middle School was built to professional standards and can seat 1,200. More...

      Jacob Landau's studio meets final days

      'Without art we are endangered and endangering species." Those are the words inscribed on Jacob Landau's tombstone, and in light of recent happenings in Roosevelt, where he lived from 1954 until his death in 2001, seem more like a warning than ever before. More...


      Superintendent believes downturned economy may be good for undertaking

      UPPER FREEHOLD - The economic slowdown has one bright spot. Upper Freehold Regional School District (UFRSD) Superintendent of Schools Richard Fitzpatrick told the township's Planning Board at its June 24 meeting that bidding has opened for the middle school construction project. More...


      MILLSTONE - A $290,000 bond ordinance proposed last week would in part fund the creation of a municipal car wash. The Township Committee introduced the bonding for stormwater management projects, which included creating a vehicle washing facility and a pole barn, at its July 2 meeting. A public hearing on the ordinance will be held Aug. 20. More...


      In keeping with Monmouth County's ongoing 325th anniversary celebration, the Monmouth County Planning Board is encouraging towns along the county's Revolutionary War routes to help guide the creation of a second state-designated scenic byway in the county. More...


      A registration drive for the National Marrow Donor Program (NMDP) Registry is being held 10-30 a.m.-2 p.m. July 13 at the Allentown Presbyterian Church, 20 High St., Allentown. More...
      For some time I have watched the weekly (NJEA) Report on Education editorials come and go, but this one struck a nerve, and as a taxpayer and the president of the New Jersey Taxpayers Association, I must respond. More...
      I was talking with a young person recently who asked me about my career in journalism, and more specifically, what about it I was most proud of. The young person is a bit of an idealist, and his notion of newspaper journalism and what goals young reporters should set are influenced by big, famous investigative efforts like Watergate. More...
      Mr. Daum, 63, a resident of Freehold Township for the past 38 years, died June 29, 2008, at CentraState Medical Center, Freehold Township. While at Rutgers University he was named an All American Lightweight Football player. Mr. Daum went on to become a landscape architect and cofounder and president of Four Seasons Nursery and Landscape Co. More...
      Black Knight Bowbenders to host competition in Jackson
      One of the things that separates this weekend's Big Foot Open from other sporting events is that it allows archers on many different levels to compete with the very best. There's a little Walter Mitty in each of us, and as much as we'd like to put ourselves in the shoes of the pros, we're not going to get there. More...