August 1, 2003 
/ Front Page
With conditions, JNM Holdings plan approved
Parking remains an issue at site of former church on River Road
Gassing of geese gets activist’s dander up
Colts Neck health officer
defends town
defends town
Eatontown moves ahead with hotel tax proposal
Boro expected to realize as much as $300k in new revenue next year
Possibility of parking garage draws protest
Opponent of previously
proposed garage says town is already too congested
proposed garage says town is already too congested
Sewerage authority elects new officers
Former vice chairman William E. Leonard
chosen as new chairman
chosen as new chairman
Z•E•S•T
FOR LIVING
Folk dancing turns strangers into friends
Besides having fun, the group
hopes to keep knowledge
of the old dances alive
Folk dancing turns strangers into friends
Besides having fun, the group
hopes to keep knowledge
of the old dances alive
Business
The doctor is out — making house calls
Visiting Physician Services delivers medical care to homebound patients
Laurino Farms rezoning on agenda — again
Change would give
Sterling
Sterling
Better wireless service reception offered to boro
Company would place antennas in existing
rights of way
rights of way
Two old buildings joined to form one new school
New home for charter school will cost nearly
$4 million to complete
$4 million to complete
Sports
Local college players shine during ABCCL all-star game
Flurry of top local
players competing in wood bat summer league
players competing in wood bat summer league
