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June 6, 2003 / Front Page

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Horsemen take the reins at Monmouth Park

RBR students walk for suicide prevention

An unplanned plan: Bill Rancic talks life’s hurdles

Political Cartoon

Nanny states say being healthy is no cakewalk

Row, row, row your boat …

Between the bridges: A Brooklyn excursion

‘Color My World’ quilt exhibit

Monmouth Park opens with increase in attendance, handle

Council trims budget, seeking further cuts

Proposed municipal tax increase remains nearly four times
last year

By elaine van develde
Staff Writer

Tinton Falls officials may not be waiting for Godot, but holding out for state aid figures has kept them in budget limbo. More...

Beaches are there, but difficult to get to

By gloria stravelli
Staff Writer

Jersey Coast beaches may have weathered a busy winter storm season in good condition, but that won More...

Boro adopts Reverse 911 emergency call system

Calling network set up

by Shrewsbury now
in use in several towns
By sandi carpello
Staff Writer

FAIR HAVEN More...

Commission would cast eye

on efficiency of county gov More...

Sewer plant construction further behind

By Sherry conohan
Staff Writer

MONMOUTH BEACH More...

D-Day veteran one of the lucky ones

After decades of silence, West Long Branch man
now tells his story

By sherry conohan
Staff Writer

Peter Rubino More...

Salvation Army’s new facility expected to be ready by 2005

By sandi carpello
Staff Writer

RED BANK More...

Reflections of a decade at Monmouth University

By Sherry conohan
Staff Writer

WEST LONG BRANCH More...

Pricey homes to replace Tradewinds

By Sherry conohan
Staff Writer

SEA BRIGHT More...

Opinion

our view

Review of county government fits with look at state

Freeholders in Monmouth, Ocean and Middlesex counties softened their stance a bit this week in regard to a piece of legislation that is before the state Legislature. More...

Your turn

Guest Column
Louis DiMento
Why Red Bank needs a shade tree commission

The benefits of trees in an urban setting are well known. More...

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Letters

Trustees extend thanks for support during move

The trustees of Preservation Red Bank want to express our thanks to Red Bank More...

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Schools

School board condemns boro’s proposed cuts

Sea Bright officials
seeking $1.3M from Shore Regional budget

By Sherry conohan
Staff Writer

WEST LONG BRANCH More...

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Business

Garmany making another move on Broad St.

Men

By gloria stravelli
Staff Writer

Ending weeks of speculation, clothier Laureano Garmany confirmed this week that he is the contract purchaser of the vacant Bon-Ton building at 117 Broad St. in downtown Red Bank. More...

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Charter school pulls plug on Sept. opening

173 registered students now must make other arrangements for fall

By sherry conohan
Staff Writer

The Jersey Shore Charter School won More...

Rain Dance?

Above, Rachel Johnson (l), Leah Cipolla and Lauren Cawley got in some dancing at the Red Bank Jazz & Blues Festival in Marine Park on Friday night. More...

Women’s center honors volunteers

By gloria stravelli
Staff Writer

Volunteers and community members who participate in programs that help victims of sexual assault and domestic violence were recognized recently by 180, Turning Lives Around. More...

Duo has put in 100 years of service to borough

By sandi carpello
Staff Writer

RED BANK More...

Singing blues gives way to feeling blue

Jazz & Blues Festival
all but a total washout
with weekend rain

By gloria stravelli
Staff Writer

It wasn More...

Council is criticized for low property appraisal

Lot

By Sherry conohan
Staff Writer

SEA BRIGHT More...

New police cars, bus for seniors

Borough also borrowing to pay for replacing
water and sewer lines

By sandi carpello
Staff Writer

RED BANK More...

Harquail to seek re-election

By Sherry conohan
Staff Writer

SEA BRIGHT More...

Basie takes a fitting role with festival

Terraplane Blues kicks off alliance, opens for

By Drew bolognini

For the first time in the 17-year history of the festival now known as the Red Bank Jazz & Blues Festival, the Count Basie Theater partnered with the Jersey Shore Jazz and Blues Foundation. More...