October 18, 2000 RSS feed / Front Page

Red Bank holds Cruise Night

Otto Horvath shines his 1932 Ford coupe in Marine Park in preparation for last Friday More...

Celebrating 75 Years —

David Prown organizes the shelves of his variety store this week in preparation for Prown More...

Deer damages downtown restaurant, doctor’s office

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Dems, GOP face off at candidates night

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By JOHN BURTON

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Chase executive universally respected Thomas G. Labrecque, 62, who died Monday, guided bank through difficult time

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By john burton

T homas G. Labrecque, of Fair Haven, died at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York City, on Monday from lung cancer. He was 62. More...

Nader wows supporters during Count Basie visit Calls major parties’ candidates a choice between Tweedledum & Tweedledee

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By JOHN BURTON

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Letters

Bicentennial Hall should not have been reopened

This letter follows The Hub coverage of the Sept. 25 Fair Haven Borough Council meeting. More...

Bicentennial Hall should not have been reopened

This letter follows The Hub coverage of the Sept. 25 Fair Haven Borough Council meeting. More...

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Shrewsbury municipal complex will be built $3.8 million bond approved by 4-2 council vote

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By lindsey siegle

A bond to build a new municipal complex has been passed, but exactly what it will pay for remains to be determined. More...

Oceanport teachers continue to work without a contract

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By darlene diebold

Nearly two months into the school year Oceanport More...

Elvis lives! (sort of)

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Small publisher competes with industry giants

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By linda denicola

A good business idea needs to be followed up with smart marketing and an awareness of those who use the product. For a trade publishing business, it also takes an attractive, well-written magazine that stays on top of industry trends. More...

Council approves plan for building on river Little Silver receives $100,000 check for Parker House

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By DARLENE DIEBOLD

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American Girl Doll Party

Grace Duffy, Allison Vossler, Kate Olson and Samantha Oncea play with their dolls during the Rumson chapter of the Junior League More...

Program offers help to those helping others

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By john burton

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Fire company ready to raise the roof

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By darlene diebold

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Borough Council president resigns

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By darlene diebold

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Doll maker, doll maker, make me a doll Artist uses photos and turns them into look-alike dolls

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By linda denicola

Joan Gavornik works in her third-floor attic in Red Bank surrounded by the character dolls that she lovingly creates, mostly of her favorite musicians and celebrities. More...

Sports

Middletown begins to welcome home a hero

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By Doug mckenzie

You would have thought that Bruce Springsteen, or maybe the Back-street Boys, were in the building the way the kids at the St. Mary More...

CBA runners finish first at Eastern States Championship

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Future tennis stars learn the game in Tinton Falls New facility offering instruction from certified professionals

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By Richard Jerome

Budding Samprases and Williamses will find nothing but net at the new Shrewsbury Racquet Club in Tinton Falls. More...

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