November 17, 2004 
/ Front Page
Opening the world of books to kids in need
Nonprofit donates books to agencies that serve children
Utility to pull plug on power Saturday
Four-hour power outage planned at north end of town to fix substation
Grant funds high-tech tools to teach students math
Students to use Palm Pilots, GPS tracking for treasure hunt
Eatontown to get $103,125 from joint insurance fund
Red Bank to receive $138,173 dividend, third largest
Second Baptist Church welcomes new pastor
The Rev. Robert Williams formerly at Calvary Baptist in Red Bank
Barris ‘Perfectly Frank’ when talking Sinatra
Elberon resident offers appreciation course on singer at Brookdale
Business
EMACC celebrates spirit of service, volunteerism
Spinnaker recognizes volunteers, civic officials, corporate good neighbors
Red Bank tells county it opposes revaluation
Boro one of 17 towns being looked at due to rising property values
Dorn’s Photography site to be developed
Wallace Street tract under contract; mixed use planned
Wall of Honor unveiled during Vets Day services
Photos of Oceanport vets form collage honoring servicemen and women
City negotiating with arts district developer
Lower Broadway zone to include retail and residential space
Sports
Spartans, Wave will have their hands full tomorrow
Two teams enter state semifinals as prohibitive underdogs
