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September 7, 2006
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Linda Wiley, second-grade teacher at Mahala F. Atchison School in Tinton Falls, hangs a welcome poster in her classroom on Sept. 1 in More...
Charter school fine reduced to $55K
State cuts $1M levy, citing compliance with corrective plan
BY LAYLI WHYTE Staff Writer

The new school year started out on a high note for the Red Bank Charter School with the recent news of a reduction of the $1 million fine previously levied by the state Department of Education (DOE). More...


Szostak will run for second term as mayor
Halfacre will be GOP challenger, cites taxes, lack of leadership
BY LIZ SHEEHAN Staff Writer

Fair Haven Mayor Joseph Szostak will be going door to door beginning this week to ask residents to vote for him. More...


New school year brings changes in Tinton Falls
BY LINDA DeNICOLA Staff Writer

TINTON FALLS - Students returning to the borough's K-8 schools today will experience a number of changes. More...


Communities to remember victims of Sept. 11, 2001

Little Silver There will be a brief memorial ceremony outside the Little Silver Municipal Building on Sunday, Sept. 10, at 6 p.m. to honor those who lost their lives in the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on New York City and Washington, D.C. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Notes Around Town
***** The borough of Tinton Falls will hold a ceremony on Friday, Sept. 8, at 6:30 p.m. to formally open the new Sycamore Avenue Recreation Complex and dedicate the fields. There are six fields and they will be dedicated to various residents who have served the community. They are Gilbert McDo More...
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 Letters
•Council meeting resembles Jerry Springer show
Mayor Edward McKenna and Councilman Pasquale Menna's plot to frame John Curley for their tax increase turned the last meeting of the Red Bank Council into a sickening version of the Jerry Springer show. Their transparent ambush of Curley was curiously held just prior to McKenna's release of our bloa More...
•Return to civility in boro governance needed
•Jazz concert will help fight privatizing of fort
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 Editorials
•Your Turn
Letters contain distortions, untruths
I was deeply disturbed by the distortions, untruths and character assassinations in letters to the editor by Mayor Edward McKenna and Councilman Pasquale Menna. More...
•Your Turn
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 Arts / Zest
•A woman's place is in the arts
'Outside the Box Women's Arts Festival' runs through Sept. 21
Singers and songwriters, actors and playwrights, artists and galleries will all share their talents in a celebration of the creative energies of women during an event-filled week in Asbury Park. More...
•Not just sock monkeys
•Basie supporters, stand up and take a bow
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Andrew DePonti Sr. Mr. DePonti, 90, of Red Bank, died Aug. 25 at Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank. He was a supervisor at the Red Bank Water Department and Public Works, retiring in 1978. Mr. DePonti served with the U.S. National Guard. He was a former chief of the Red Bank Fire Department, More...
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 Schools
•News of SRHS plan delayed by state DOE
Board denies withholding info
WEST LONG BRANCH - People are wondering why the Shore Regional High School District waited until late July to announce its plans to float a nearly $50 million bond construction referendum on Sept. 26. More...
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 Sports
•New coach, veteran players look to lead Falcons
Open season tomorrow at Red Bank Regional
With an experienced roster, especially on defense, and a new coaching staff, the Monmouth Regional football team is looking forward to a breakout season. More...
•2005 Monmouth Regional football schedule
•Young Caseys hope to build on momentum
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 Business
•Arts and crafts in an antique setting
Two women entrepreneurs have formed a partnership to promote local artisans by making their prolific outpourings available to the public at affordable prices. More...
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