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      January 18, 2007  RSS feed
      Report aims to make boro more walkable
      Workshop responses would benefit pedestrians
      Traffic calming on busier streets, improving visibility for drivers and pedestrians at intersections and widening sidewalks in some downtown areas of the borough are among the recommendations made in a recently released report aimed at making Red Bank more pedestrian friendly. More...
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      Dance majors in the Visual and Performing Arts program at Red Bank Regional High School rehearse for a performance of "On Broadway," a dance program based on Broadway show tunes that will take place at the school Jan. 20 and 21. More photos, page 3. More...

       Bulletin Board
      • Mended Hearts to meet at hospital Jan. 25
      Mended Hearts support group will hold a meeting Jan. 25 at noon at Blaisdell auditorium at Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank. The group consists of heart patients, patient's families, health professionals and other interested individuals. The meeting is free, but registration is required. Light lunch will be served. For more information, call (800) 560-9990. More...
      • ALS tour of Millville slated for Jan. 20, 21
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       Editorials
      • Correction
      Joseph Irace was incorrectly identified as a member of the Oceanport Borough Council in a letter to the editor in the Jan. 11 issue. Irace was a candidate for council in the November election. More...
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       Obituaries
      • Obituaries
      Maryjane Grotyohann Mrs. Grotyohann, 75, of Lakewood, died Jan. 14, 2007, at Kimball Medical Center, Lakewood. Born in Philadelphia, she resided in the Lincroft section of Middletown, prior to relocating to Lakewood eight years ago. She was a member of the First Church of Christ Scientist, Red Bank. She enjoyed needle crafts, and quilting. She was predeceased by her husband, Arthur G. More...
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       Sports
      • article has image Roth heads to Torino to complete her comeback
      Brookdale student to compete at World University Games
      With the World University Games being held this week in Torino, Italy, Brookdale Community College is well represented. Belmar's Stephanie Roth, a 24-year-old journalism student at the Lincroft school, is in Torino to compete in the Ladies Individual Figure Skating event against approximately 30 other skaters from all over the world. More...
      • Monmouth (2), Ocean golden at state relays
      • Ocean teams look to be better than second best
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       Letters
      • NPS needs new bridge for Fort Hancock plan
      In an era tolerant of political "spin," I'm still old fashioned. I believe in individual responsibility. If you obfuscate or hide information from taxpayers, that's on you. More...
      • A balmy January, brought to you by global warming
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       Arts / Zest
      • article has image Her clients are creatures great and small
      Handler trains dogs and small animals for commercial work
      Lisa Christman lives a dog lover's ideal life. As the lead trainer and handler for the New York-based All Creatures Great and Small animal advertising agency, she not only takes her dogs to work with her, they often get paid for the day. More...
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       Schools
      • Officials offer proposals for making schools safer
      MIDDLETOWN - School and political representatives from throughout Monmouth County came out last week to a forum to unveil initiatives on school safety for the new year. The forum, held Jan. More...
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       Business
      • article has image Reporting for doody
      Poop-scooping is dirty work, but Middletown woman is proud to do it
      MIDDLETOWN - Mary Ellen Levy says her job is a load of … joy. The Port Monmouth founder of When Doody Calls, a pet waste management company, says she smiles every time someone asks her to talk about the business she started roughly eight years ago when she realized that poop-scooping could be profitable. More...
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