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It's easy being green in Tinton Falls
Borough dedicates six new soccer fields to community members More...

Habitat for Humanity volunteer Adam Hunter, Ocean Township, works on the roof of a house being built for a family in Red Bank on Saturday. More...

Boro set to purchase affordable housing site
State funds to be used for parcel; plans call for 74 units
BY LAYLI WHYTE Staff Writer

In anticipation of receiving a grant from the state Department of Community Affairs, the borough of Red Bank has negotiated the purchase of a 1.9-acre tract on Cedar Street as the site for affordable housing. More...


The house that Habitat and faith built
Habitat for Humanity helps Red Bank family stay in borough
BY LAYLI WHYTE Staff Writer

RED BANK - A borough family will be able to remain in town with the completion of the borough's second Habitat for Humanity house on Bank Street. More...


Boro: Get state to change decision on cell tower site
Residents protest council's choice of site on Fisk Street
BY LIZ SHEEHAN Correspondent

FAIR HAVEN - If residents are unhappy with the borough's choice of a site for the controversial cell tower, they should appeal to a higher power - in this case the state. More...


When it comes to fees, what goes up stays up
Officials say boro to revise fees charged for permits
BY LINDA DeNICOLA Staff Writer

TINTON FALLS - Fees for plenary liquor licenses will be raised if an ordinance introduced at the Sept. 5 meeting is approved at the Oct. 3 hearing. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Notes
The Daughters of Penelope, fifth District Education Foundation, is hosting its annual fundraiser at Monmouth Park Race Track in Oceanport on Sept. 23 at 11:30 a.m. Tickets for entrance to the Turf Room Parterre Level I Room and buffet are $45 and must be purchased in advanced. For more information o More...
•Community Bulletin Board
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 Letters
•Naysayers will return borough to 'Dead Bank'
This letter is in response to the letters to the editor of The Hub regarding the council meeting on Monday, Aug, 28. I attended that meeting and according to Mr. Bill Meyer the meeting was something that "resembled a 'Jerry Springer Show.' " He was absolutely right! More...
•Holistic regional planning needed
•180 celebrates 30 years of advocacy
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 Editorials
•Correction
The Republican candidate for the office of mayor of Fair Haven is Michael Halfacre. The candidate's first name was incorrect in the Sept. 8 issue of The Hub. More...
•State errs in linking income and school aid
•Fort reuse should address environment
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 Arts / Zest
•Two River Theater hosts 'Best of New Jersey Dance'
Series showcases state's dance companies Oct. 28-June 3
The variety and quality of New Jersey's dance companies may be one of our state's best-kept secrets. If you are curious about what Terpsichore has inspired in the Garden State, plan to attend the Two River Theater Company's "Best of New Jersey Dance" series beginning Oct. 28 and ending June 3. More...
•In the Arts
•Five artists in fall show
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Mary Margaret "Peggy" Hendrickx Mrs. Hendrickx, 65, of Oceanport, died Sept. 4 at Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch. She was a long-time resident of Little Silver, prior to moving to Oceanport. She was co-owner of Continental Export Trading Corporation, Newark. She was active in the Democra More...
•Oxley swears in 5 officers
•Bulldogs look to maintain their winning ways
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 Schools
•New play area installed at charter school
RED BANK - A new school year brings new work and new play to the students of the Red Bank Charter School. More...
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 Sports
•Red Bank program building from ground up
New coach brings enthusiasm, fresh outlook to team
After suffering through one of the worst seasons in the program's history last year, the Red Bank Regional football team is anxious to turn things around this fall. More...
•Shore opening-day loss hurts twice as much
•RBC looks for effort to produce winning results
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