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June 11, 2004 / 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

Council voices opposition to call to abolish district

Governor has called for purging school districts without buildings

BY SHERRY CONOHAN
Staff Writer

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Developer seeks to void township ordinance

Township Committee
and Planning Board named in lawsuit

BY JOSH DAVIDSON
Staff Writer

The developer of a proposed 1.7 million-square-foot town center project has filed a lawsuit looking to void an ordinance adopted by the Middletown Township Committee for age-restricted housing. More...

Boro wants to know where water will go

Ordinance aimed at
preventing flooding on neighbor

BY SHERRY CONOHAN
Staff Writer

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Bills would require young adults to serve the nation

No action has been
taken on legislation
since February 2003

BY ANNIKA MENGISEN
Correspondent

A pair of bills that are currently awaiting action in Washington, D.C., have raised the concern of one local resident. More...

Loss of child inspires renovation of park

BY LAYLI WHYTE
Staff Writer

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New waiting room matches hospital to its name

Other changes have been made to improve quality of care at Riverview

BY LAYLI WHYTE
Staff Writer

The new face of Riverview is starting to show. On Monday last week, the new lobby of Riverview Medical Center opened to the public. More...

Monmouth County Park System offers trips, exercise classes

The Monmouth County Park System will present "Watercolor Rearrange-ment," a workshop, June 25 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The cost is $50 per person for the class, which will use rearrangement and/or collage treatments to transform students More...

Opinion

Skewed priorities win again in Trenton

When Gov. James E. McGreevey condemns an action of the state that he leads as "bureaucratic nonsense," you know you are talking about something special. More...

For the Record

Sea Bright Councilwoman Maria Fernandes voted to approve Ana Debevek More...

Your Turn

Mary Lou Strong
Guest Column
Restored fort will provide economic growth

The mission of the National Park Service (NPS), Sandy Hook Unit, is to preserve both the natural and cultural heritage of Sandy Hook. More...

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Letters

If meters mean more people, they must also mean more traffic

The impending parking meter installation in Red Bank may be the harbinger of a drastic change in our community. Neil Burnip More...

End obsession with mismanagement

Bravo, Mr. Mayor. Bravo, councilors. More...

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Business

Business Briefs

The Eastern Monmouth Area Chamber of Commerce (EMACC), Red Bank, will hold a "Summer Celebration" networking event June 24 from 5:30-8 p.m. at the sponsor More...

Ruling could mean last call for ladies’ night

Division of Civil Rights finds admission, drink discounts discriminatory

BY GLORIA STRAVELLI
Staff Writer

Just as the social scene shifts into high gear at the Shore, it appears that time may be running out for ladies More...

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Low temperatures can’t cool passion for festival

Despite poor weather, crowds fill Marine Park for festival

BY GLORIA STRAVELLI
Staff Writer

The myths and bad jokes he More...

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FARRAH MAFFAI staff Anthony Wriston, 11, performs with the Rockets band during the Red Bank Middle School More...

Council decides to spend $3M extra on building

Wait on construction,
rise in steel prices blamed for extra cost

BY ELAINE VAN DEVELDE
Staff Writer

When it came to the realization of 10-year dream for a new municipal building in Tinton Falls, officials wanted it, made plans for it, waited for "the right time to start" building More...