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September 6, 2002 / Front Page

Milltown post office: a light at end of the tunnel

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Army accord with FMERA is official

One open door, 40 years of teaching

Kamin selected as Harvard Nieman Fellow

Outdoor discoveries await primary school students

Learning center for autistic adults becomes reality

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Agricultural county fairs worth the trip

Height restriction stalls Hampton Inn proposal

ADL initiates ‘A World of Difference’ at RBR

School officials aim for
positive start after last
year

By jane waterhouse
Staff Writer

For students at Red Bank Regional High School, the 2001-2002 school year ended on a cliffhanger, with racial tensions and expulsions, bomb threats, innuendo and unrest. More...

BUSINESS

Leading the way among family businesses
Heritage Benefits Group, Siperstein

By carolyn o

Powdered lead, linseed oil and dye were the ingredients used to create a successful business now in its 98th year. The states of New Jersey and Connecticut have come to know Siperstein More...

Police department, borough mourn loss of deputy chief

RED BANK More...

Outside review of Sandy Hook plan sought

Pallone meets with
group opposed to
Fort Hancock proposal

SANDY HOOK More...

Marking the moment our world changed

Communities plan
memorials, services
commemorating 9/11

To everything there is a season. Last Sept. 11 began a season of grieving for all Americans. As the one-year anniversary of the terrorist attacks approaches, we find ourselves entering a new season of reflection, remembrance, and reaffirmation. More...

No change in no-parking zone on Fair Haven Road

Stretch of road used as pickup and drop-off point for Sickles students

By jane waterhouse
Staff Writer

FAIR HAVEN More...

Opinion

Community, developer should reach accord

Tinton Falls residents should be happy to hear that Sterling Properties, the Livingston developer seeking to purchase the Laurino farm, is inviting the community to hear the details of their plans for the property. More...

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Letters

Weather does not foil Gov.’s day at the beach

McGreevey stops at Shore to tout benefits
of beach replenishment

By Sherry conohan
Staff Writer

MONMOUTH BEACH More...

Governor, surfers meet at Max’s

By Sherry conohan
Staff Writer

LONG BRANCH More...

Expansion opponents need to learn the true meaning of church

I am taking a deep breath before responding to two recent articles in The Hub regarding the response of some parishioners to the proposed renovations to the church and school of the community of Holy Cross, whose worship space is in the town of Rumso More...

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Houses could be next crop on Laurino farm

Developer will preview plan for townhomes
on 50-acre tract

By elaine van develde
Staff Writer

The next owner of the Laurino farm in Tinton Falls will not be weighing the merits of planting green beans instead of watermelons. More...

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Chris Kelly Jillian Cronin (foreground), 4, her father, Bob, and her sister, Jayne, 2, all of Red Bank, enjoy riding the carousel at the Fair Haven Firemen More...

From landscapes to Ground Zero, photographer documents …

Moments in time
Three exhibits to feature works of award-winning photojournalist

By gloria stravelli
Staff Writer

Seven years as a photojournalist at some of New Jersey More...

County’s second Buddy Walk set for Sept. 22

Actor Chris Burke will serve as master of
ceremonies at benefit

For the second year, Harvey and Loretta Slovin are heading up the National Down Syndrome Society Buddy Walk in Monmouth County, and are hoping for an even more successful outing than last year. More...

Friendly battle in District 11

Giordano, Boglioli seek GOP nod for Assembly

By Sherry conohan
Staff Writer

MIDDLETOWN More...

Historical society has a place for memorials

By gloria stravelli
Staff Writer

Some of the mementos placed at an impromptu memorial to Sept. 11 victims at Riverside Gardens Park in Red Bank will be archived by the Monmouth County Historical Association. More...

Boro police force back to 11 officers

Other council business
included downtown
redevelopment plans, pool

By Sherry conohan
Staff Writer

SEA BRIGHT More...

Z•E•S•T

FOR LIVING
Neither rain, nor sleet nor dark of night

By albie connelly

Jersey Shore-area rockers, writers, promoters and various hangers-on braved a blustery and rainy Sea Bright night Aug. 28 to honor their favorite music scenesters at the 10th annual Asbury Park Music Awards, held this year at The Tradewinds Niteclub. More...