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March 1, 2002

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Chris Kelly Marissa LaSalle performs as the Wicked Witch of the West during a dress rehearsal for The Wizard of Oz at Shore Regional High School, West Long Branch, on Sunday. The Shore Players will perform the popular play on March 1, 2, 3, 8 and 9. More...

Red Bank adopts revised trash rules Borough reducing costs

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By gloria stravelli
Staff Writer

by ending five-day

Over the protests of many business owners, the Red Bank Borough Council adopted revisions to the borough More...

•	Change in plans stalls home construction Owners say switch is minor and should not require another hearing

•	Professional Pharmacy has plans to expand Longtime borough business’s proposal calls for adding parking

•	Triumph for corner of Monmouth and Bridge Princeton brew pub owners show plans for Anderson building

•	School ends Black History Month with focus on King ‘I Have a Dream’ speech recitation part of celebration

•	Council hears police, DPW budget requests New garbage trucks among items sought

•	Board denies variance for two-family home NAACP will continue to oppose property owner on multifamily dwelling

•	Meeting community health needs VNA of Central Jersey has seen its mission evolve over the years

•	Working for VNA a different kind of nursing For nurses, in-home service allows for more focus on patients

•	Plan for home on narrow lot concerns neighbors Proposal requires variances for lot size and side-yard setbacks

Bulletin Board

•	bulletin board Workshops offered for child care center directors

Child Care Services of Monmouth County, Freehold, will offer a workshop series for directors of child care centers beginning in March. More...

•	Rising debt service big part of tax increase

•	Judge delivers timely message

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Editorials

•	Red Bank zoners are setting the bar too high

Development decisions are never easy, particularly when they involve non-conforming uses. More...

•	To our readers

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Sports

•	Berger, Heller begin their charges for state titles

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With all the team competitions out of the way, it More...

•	Hawks in record-setting mood at the NEC track meet

•	Hayes’ win ends 16-year drought for Monmouth

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Letters

•	Red Bank not discriminatory toward seniors

In response to a recent letter on the planned expansion by the Navesink House which suggested "there is some sort of prejudice toward senior citizens in Red Bank," nothing is further from the truth. In a recent article in a local newspaper, Mayor Ed McKenna was quoted as saying, "Red Bank has done its fair share for senior citizens," citing the number of senior citizen facilities within the borough. Mr. mayor, Red Bank has done more than its fair share. More...

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Schools

•	School board getting support in lawsuit

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