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      January 3, 2008  RSS feed
      ERIC SUCAR staff Festive holiday decorations on the Briamonte family home on Flintlock Drive in Tinton Falls placed the house among the winners in the Winter Wonderland category of the borough's Holiday Decorating Contest. More...
      Panel says boro admin. should be part-time post

      The Oceanport Borough Council should be reorganized to function more efficiently, according to recommendations in a report by a panel that studied borough government. More...

      Advocates seek injunction to stop demolition

      Just one day after opponents of the Highlands bridge demolition filed an injunction to stop the bidding process, a contract was awarded to seal its replacement. More...


      Twelve new happy tales, 12 wonderful adoption stories are featured in the 2008 New Beginnings Calendar from the Monmouth County SPCA. This year's photos were taken by photographers Joan LaBanca and Scott Longfield and volunteer Val Craig and highlight 12 heartwarming stories of pets (dogs, cats and even a rabbit) adopted from the MCSPCA. More...


      Bringing the holiday to some special children

      Fifteen years ago, Susan Tudor and her husband, Barry, welcomed their second child and only son, Jeremy, into the world. At birth, the doctors noted that his head was smaller than the average baby's, but it wasn't until months later, when the infant suffered multiple seizures that they became aware of the full extent of his multiple disabilities. More...


      At 1 p.m. on Jan. 5, Holly Street Music in Fair Haven will hold auditions for its new rock band program, "RockSchool." Students ages 8-18 are welcome. The 12-week session will culminate in a concert. For more information or to register, call (732) 219-1850. More...
      Guest Column
      During this season of resolution making, of course we are going to lose weight, clean closets, save money and live healthier lives. Consider an additional one, that encompasses the benefit of creating a legacy for the next generation. More...
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      Mr. Angersbach, 89, of Keyport, died Dec. 22, 2007, at Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank. He was a film slitter for E.I. DuPont De Nemours & Co., Parlin, for 30 years, and after retirement co-owned R&R Custom Workroom, Hazlet, until 1991. He was a member of the Keyport First Aid Squad. He was predeceased by his wife, Ruth D. More...
      PHOTOS BY JEFF GRANIT (above) and ERIC SUCAR (right) staff Above: Monmouth Regional's Matt Teal has North Brunswick's Jeremy Kaye in a cradle during their 130-pound bout at the Bears Invitational Wrestling Tournament in East Brunswick on Dec. 27. Right: Long Branch junior Larry Morris (right) blocks a shot attempt by Columbia senior Yvon Raymond (middle) during their game in the Jack Kuhnert Holiday Basketball Tournament at Freehold Township High School on Dec. 26. More...
      In a recently letter, Red Bank resident Jim Corcoran questioned the reasons and justifications for the elimination of plastic bags. Mr. Corcoran wrote off my campaign to eliminate plastic shopping bags in Red Bank as "a waste of time by some grandstanding Red Bank politicians. More...
      Core of Fire uses the healing power of dance
      Memories of when they danced together as young women led Red Bank nativesMargaret RiceMoir and Carol Penn to form a dance company made up of mature women and call it the Core of Fire Interfaith Dance Ministry. More...