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October 11, 2007
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CHRIS KELLY staff Juggler Joshua Edelman entertains visitors to Fair Haven's annual Harvest Fest held on the grounds of the Knollwood School Oct. 7. More...
F.H. cell tower still center of controversy
Assembly candidates, mayor trade criticisms over contract
BY MELISSA KARSH Staff Writer

Locating a cell tower in Fair Haven, an issue that took years to resolve, is again generating controversy as fodder for political adversaries. Fair Haven Mayor Michael Halfacre responded to allegations Monday from Democratic Assemblyman Michael Panter (D- 12) and Assembly candidate Amy Mallet. More...


Nonprofit partner eyed for community center
Panel recommends Boys & Girls Club, presents options
BY MELISSA KARSH Staff Writer

An ad hoc committee of the Red Bank Borough Council recommended Monday that the borough partner with a nonprofit on a new community center. Borough Councilman John P. More...


Archives and History Day set for Oct. 13

Through the years, a dedicated group bring together archivists, historians and of men and women have meticulously other people and organizations that preserve preserved many of the historical New Jersey history and make it records of Monmouth County dating More...


'Project Little Soldier' toy drive under way
BY MELISSA KARSH Staff Writer

RED BANK - The scene was an Army deployment at Fort Dix where 16 National Guardsmen, surrounded by family, close friends and volunteers, were about to embark on a journey to Afghanistan. More...


New bldg., solar panels garner planning awards

Four Monmouth County projects ranging from new construction to adaptive reuse, were recognized at the 54th Monmouth County Planning Board Awards Dinner. Four projects received Merit Awards as examples of exemplary planning. Monmouth University, West Long Branch, received a Merit Award for its So... More...


 Bulletin Board
•Vendors sought for Tinton Falls PTA sale
The Tinton Falls PTA is seeking crafters and vendors for its second annual "Holiday Shopping Spree," Nov. 29 from 6:30-9 p.m. at Mahala F. Atchison School. Price is $25 per table. For more information, call Nancy at (732) 380-1658 or email NBritton9@comcast.net. More...
•Bereavement support group begins Oct. 11
•Free meals offered at Asbury church Oct. 12
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 Letters
•Lunch Break benefits from culinary event
As a grassroots nonprofit focused on poverty in Monmouth County, Lunch Break rarely has the opportunity to cross paths with premier culinary institutions. Recently, that all changed, thanks to the incredible generosity of David Burke's Fromagerie and the James Beard Foundation. More...
•Sept. 11 not the cause of Iraq war
•Realtors oppose home sales tax
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 Editorials
•Without bedrock voters, the party's all but over
Afriend of mine, who's also a newspaper columnist, lives in one of those red states, and is about as conservative as they come. I've always figured I was fairly conservative, but this guy's dedication to the core philosophy puts mine to shame. Even mention Ronald Reagan's name in his presence and... More...
•Feeding the wolf
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 Arts / Zest
•'The Magnificent Thoroughbred'
Apair of visual arts events focusing on thoroughbred horses are taking place around the Breeders' Cup meet at Monmouth Park "The Magnificent Thoroughbred," featuring stunning equine photography and a compelling film festival, will be presented at Monmouth University in West Long Branch. More...
•Building bridges, changing lives
•IN THE ARTS
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 Obituaries
•Robert R. Ayres Sr.
Mr. Ayres, 86, of Little Silver, died Oct. 8, 2007, at Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank. He had been a resident of Little Silver since 1950. He was a retired machinist at Fort Monmouth, Eatontown. He was also a self-employed repairman of lamps, chandeliers and antiques. He served with the U.S. N... More...
•Albert J. Smith
•Barbara Joan Stewart
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 Schools
•School food drives help feed the hungry
The FoodBank of Monmouth and soup kitchens, day-care centers and shelters Ocean Counties has challenged all as well as other hunger relief agencies. More...
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 Sports
•Going for the ball
PHOTOS BY JEFF GRANIT staff Above, Red Bank Catholic's Holly Manucci rushes out of the net in pursuit of the ball in a recent game against Holmdel. Right, Holmdel's Heather Katz (l) and RBC's Lauren Farrar battle for the loose ball during a game in Holmdel. More...
•Long Branch football raises record to 4-0
•RBC girls are second at SC Invitational
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