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December 7, 2001

Game day

Chris Kelly Amber Lucisano, 13, of Sea Bright ties an American flag, which the football team of Shore Regional High School, West Long Branch, had signed, onto one of the buses before traveling to face South River in a Central Jersey Group I state championship game at Kean University, Union, Saturda... More...

Navesink House ruling reversed
Judge says board erred
in denying application
to enlarge senior facility

Staff Writer

By john burton

Astate Superior Court judge has ruled in favor of the Navesink House senior facility, overturning Red Bank’s Zoning Board of Adjustment denial for the facility’s proposed addition. More...

No legislative help for district in tuition battle
RBR officials contend
arts program serves
as vocational school

Staff Writer

By john Burton

As the Red Bank Regional High School Board of Education continues to appeal the court decision over who should pay for some out-of-district students attending the school, local state representatives told it not to expect assistance from the Legislature any time soon. More...

Dinner, dancing and donations make annual gala memorable
Christmas Ball held to benefit Monmouth University library

Staff Writer

By Sherry conohan

WEST LONG BRANCH — Awash in gorgeously decorated Christmas trees and garlands of greenery, Woodrow Wilson Hall at Monmouth University provided an elegant backdrop for the black-tie Christmas Ball and Celebration of Trees of the Monmouth University Library Association. More...

Cole named new RiverCenter chairman

Terranomics partner ready to talk to people inside & outside district More...

•	RiverCenter ready to extend streetscape

•	Suspect arrested for boro robbery

•	Five area towns named on county’s revaluation list Property will be reassessed to reflect value more closely

•	Imbrie Place condo plan shot down Planning Board votes to deny application for five units

•	City man indicted for harassment

•	Ralph Jeffers remembers a sky lit up like "fireworks" with gunfire coming from every direction and the incredible noise when Japanese airplanes pounded Pearl Harbor 60 years ago.

•	Smith Barney building sold by Terranomics

Bulletin Board

•	Community bulletin Board Jewelry store to donate profits to WTC victims

A.H. Fisher Diamonds, Red Bank, to remember the three-month anniversary of the World Trade Center attacks, will donate all profits from items sold Dec. 11 from 4-8 p.m. to the Peter T. Milano Scholarship Fund. Additionally, all items will be marked down 20 percent during that time. More...

•	Striking teachers jailed

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Letters

•	Vote no on Tinton Falls referendum

On Tuesday, Dec. 11, the voters of Tinton Falls will be asked to approve a $6 million referendum for additions to our middle school. Is this building project necessary and are we, the voters, being given all of the facts by the Board of Education? More...

•	Sheriff thanks supporters, renews pledge to work hard

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Editorials

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Sports

•	Shore’s upset bid falls short in CJ Group I final

Staff Writer

They could almost taste it; they were that close. When Joe Toccacelli crossed the goal line from two yards out and Ben Grandinetti added the extra point, the Shore Regional High School football team was a little more than 12 minutes away from the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association... More...

•	Ingenito, Crawford and frosh key to BCC women

•	Young Jersey Blues look to maintain winning ways

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