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      June 7, 2007  RSS feed
      ERIC SUCAR staff Jazz and blues musician T.J. Wheeler performs during the 21st Red Bank Jazz & Blues Festival held in Marine Park beside the Navesink River in Red Bank June 1-3. More photos, page 40. More...
      Accessing new technology in wake of college shootings

      In the wake of the recent shootings at Virginia Tech University that resulted in the deaths of more than 30 people, Red Bank Regional High School is taking steps to help ensure the safety of its students and staff. As of last Friday afternoon, nearly 200 people had already signed up for RBR's new text-messaging emergency-notification system, according to RBR Superintendent Dr. More...

      FMERPA public meetings to begin June 12

      All the pieces of the puzzle that make up the planning for the closing of Fort Monmouth in 2011 are being tweaked and analyzed in the hope that they will fit into place before the Dec. 8 deadline set by the federal government's Department of Defense. More...


      Shrewsbury church has long tradition of progressive ideas

      SHREWSBURY - - The Presbyterian Church at Shrewsbury has a history that predates the Revolutionary War, and the church is gearing up to celebrate an unprecedented 275 years in the borough. According to its pastor for the past 12 years, the Rev. David McKirachan, the church's history is long, but the congregation is forward-thinking and open-minded. More...


      Local named to head program for kids who lost parents

      LONG BRANCH - Tracy C. Burns was teaching a class of preschool students in Old Bridge when the attacks on the World Trade Center took place on Sept. 11, 2001. Burns, along with six of her prekindergarten students, was awaiting news that morning on whether her own father and those of her young charges had made it out of the buildings alive. More...


      FAIR HAVEN - The Navesink Maritime Heritage Association will sponsor the ninth annual Wooden Boat Fest June 9 and 10 at the borough firehouse grounds on River Road. This year 10 families and nonprofit organizations will build 10 canoes, starting with a 16-foot sheet of marine plywood and lumber on Saturday morning at 9 a.m. More...


      Central Jersey Blood Center, Shrewsbury, has announced its minimum weight requirements for any blood donations has been increased to 120 pounds. Donor eligibility rules are intended to protect the health and safety of the donor as well as the patient receiving a transfusion. More...
      Gr eg B ean Coda Sometimes, you read something where somebody is quoted saying something so idiotic you just have to throw up your hands and ask, "What the h-e-double hockey sticks are they thinking? More...
      Ralph John Ardolino Mr. Ardolino, 65, of Palm Beach, Fla., died May 31, 2007, in Allentown, Pa. Born in Long Branch, he resided in Allentown, Pa., prior to relocating to Palm Beach. He was co-owner of Simply Simmered Foods, LLC food manufacturer and distributor to retail supermarket chains. Prior to that, he founded RJA Foods Inc., Palm Beach. More...
      It's a strange time of year for high school baseball and softball teams.One day, you could be celebrating a championship in one tournament, while the very next day you're back on the diamond trying to secure your participation in another. More...
      The FoodBank of Monmouth and Ocean Counties recognized National Hunger Awareness Day June 5 by raising awareness of hunger issues existing in our communities. Recently, the FoodBank received funds from Gov. More...
      On June 13, the Freedom Film Series, produced by the Freedom Film Society (FFS), will present "Snake Hill," a New Jersey story told by local filmmakers Sandra Longo, director and executive producer, Holmdel; Debra Higgins, producer, an Allenhurst native; and Anna-Maria Vag, producer, Laurence Harbor. More...
      Garrett Gilbert, Tinton Falls, received a bachelor of arts degree in political science at the spring commencement exercises at Fairleigh Dickinson University, Madison. Gilbert also received the university's highest honor, the Florham Student Pinnacle Award, which is presented to a graduate who has demonstrated academic excellence, public service and commitment to the university. More...