December 7, 2001 RSS feed / Front Page

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

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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 Legislatu More...

Cole named new RiverCenter chairman

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

Suspect arrested for boro robbery

RED BANK More...

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

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By Sherry conohan

SEA BRIGHT More...

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.

The Ocean Township resident fought back from his battle station at a machine gun on the stern of the USS Curtiss, a sea plane tender that was anchored in the harbor. More...

Sports

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

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By chris kelly

They could almost taste it; they were that close. More...

Ingenito, Crawford and frosh key to BCC women

Brookdale Community College More...

Young Jersey Blues look to maintain winning ways

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By tim morris

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

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By john burton

Astate Superior Court judge has ruled in favor of the Navesink House senior facility, overturning Red Bank More...

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 ch More...

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

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By Sherry conohan

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RiverCenter ready to extend streetscape

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By gloria stravelli

The design process that transformed Broad Street in downtown Red Bank into a picturesque, upscale streetscape, will be extended to Monmouth Street, according to Red Bank RiverCenter, that announced it is applying for state funding for the project. More...

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

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By Sherry conohan

Eleven municipalities in Monmouth County, including Fair Haven, Little Silver, Rumson, Sea Bright and Shrewsbury, have been ordered by the Monmouth County Board of Taxation to undertake a revaluation. More...

City man indicted for harassment

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By Sherry conohan

LONG BRANCH More...

Smith Barney building sold by Terranomics

Broad Street landmark put on market for $1.7M above assessed value More...

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. More...

Striking teachers jailed

Middletown Township Education Association (MTEA) members who told a Superior Court judge that they would not return to work despite a legal order to do so were remanded to the Monmouth County Correctional Institution, Freehold Township. More...

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CHRIS KELLY Tinton Falls police Lt. David Nease navigates through one of several courses designed to test his skill on a city motorcycle. More...

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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

During the past six years, it has been my distinct honor and privilege to serve the residents of Monmouth County full time as their sheriff. More...

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