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Dealing
with the
trauma
Red Cross’s role began
with meeting victims
at Highlands Pier
Staff Writer
BY gloria stravelli
When ferries brought passengers fleeing the World Trade Center disaster back to the Highlands last week, among those waiting to minister to them was a team of mental health counselors from the American Red Cross. More...
Ferries deliver aid during, after tragedy at WTC
Transport victims then support rescue effort
Staff Writer
By Gloria stravelli

Passengers had just disembarked from the 7:55 a.m. New York-bound SeaStreak New York ferry when the unthinkable happened last week. Not long after, a water transport company stepped up to assume a role in America’s worst disaster that the staff of the ferry service could never have anticipated. More...

Thousands seek solace in area’s churches
Staff Writer
By JOHN BURTON

RED BANK — Anger... sadness... confusion... frustration... More...


Borough takes small-town approach to crisis

FAIR HAVEN — In the face of the tragic events at the World Trade Center on Sept. 11 the borough and its residents did what they had to. More...


Riverview staff, volunteers responded quickly to disaster
Staff Writer
By JOHN BURTON

RED BANK — In response to last week’s events, Riverview Medical Center hit the ground running in preparing to receive the injured from lower Manhattan, spokespersons for the medical center said. More...


Fort personnel fill many roles in tragedy’s aftermath
From locating cellphones
to dealing with explosives,
CECOM experts are on call
Staff Writer
By SHERRY CONOHAN

EATONTOWN — If any injured people trapped in the World Trade Center rubble have been trying to use their cellphones, those transmissions are much more likely to be picked up thanks to the U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command. More...


 Bulletin Board
•BULLETIN BOARD
Chorus welcomes new members to rehearsals
The Heart of New Jersey Chorus, Freehold, will hold rehearsals Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. at the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, Middletown Road and Crawfords Corner-Everett Road, Holmdel. Rehearsals will take place until the end of September. More...
•YMCA skate park project gets boost from Rotary
•Guild to accept juried show entries Oct. 3-4
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 Letters
•Thoughts go out to victims and their families
I am a freshman at Penn State University on the University Park campus. I am, however, originally from Red Bank. We were all deeply affected by the tragedy of last week, and a little piece of our own worlds collapsed with the colossal structures in New York City and Washington, D.C. More...
•Remembering the way it was
•Light one candle to achieve balance after tragedies
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 Editorials
•Terrorists now know what they must fear
There’s no telling what the terrorists who committed the cowardly and craven assault on the World Trade Center and Pentagon thought the result of their actions would be. More...
•Correction
•Newspapers commit resources to national, local relief efforts
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 Sports
•Green Wave keeps rolling with win over Manchester
Four other local teams fail on the gridiron
Staff Writer
This was an ugly weekend for the local football scene. Four out of five high schools failed to leave this weekend’s football schedule with a win. Long Branch registered the only victory — 35-15 against Manchester. More...
•Monmouth falls to 0-2 with tough loss to Point Boro
Falcons look for first win on Friday at Wall
•Mistakes cost Blue Devils
in 20-16 loss to Colts Neck
Shore’s dominant offense not enough to take
lead in division
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