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January 17, 2001

Ice boating

An ice boater skims across the frozen Navesink River Saturday in what appeared to be a perfect day for winter boaters. For more pictures, see page 19. More...

Science texts not making the grade Study shows major publishers’ books riddled with errors

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By lindsey siegle

Don More...

•	Revised state plan moves closer to adoption Speakers urge inclusion of more incentives for compliance with goals

•	RiverCenter director still reaching out After 7 weeks on the job, Mann visited most businesses in SID

•	Shrewsbury Chorale heads for Carnegie Hall

•	Family, borough feel loss of Patrick Collins

•	Lunch Break, business honor memory of King Salt Creek Grille donates $2,500 to Red Bank soup kitchen

•	Teen essays show Dr. King’s message still alive

•	Big improvements slated for small park

•	Resurrecting art from the scrap heap Former graffiti artist now uses metal to create sculptured works of art

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•	Conservation essay and poster contest now open

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Sports

•	Round One to RBC as Lancers falter in second half 13-0 third-quarter run sparks top-ranked Caseys’ blowout win

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What was supposed to be the first meeting of the year between the Shore Conference More...

•	Runners on a marathon mission for good cause Pair will participate in San Diego Marathon for victim of leukemia

•	Colts reclaim top ranking after knocking off Neptune Begley scores 26 as CBA gets by top-ranked Scarlet Fliers

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Letters

•	Rumson family hopes to see the return of Jake

My pet cockatiel, Jake, escaped back in mid-July. He remained in the canopy of the tallest trees for two days and nights signaling to family members, but he wasn More...

•	Rep. Rush Holt extends thanks to public for continued support

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