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May 22, 2008
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A color guard precedes the Pipes and Drums of the Atlantic Watch along Broad Street during Red Bank's Centennial Parade on Saturday. More photos, page 3. More...
Small towns could recoup state aid
O'port, Fair Haven expect funding cuts to be restored
BY JENNA O'DONNELL Staff Writer

Local municipalities with populations below 10,000 may see some of their state aid restored if a proposal made by Gov. Jon Corzine last week gains the support of the state Legislature. More...


Community celebrates Red Bank centennial
Parade, community picnic part of yearlong festivities
BY MELISSA KARSH Staff Writer

Ne wborn Nathanial Andrews arrived in Red Bank in time to witness the Centennial Parade that took place on May 17 even though he slept through most of it, according to parents Christian and Michelle. More...


Advocates: more affordable housing needed in fort plan
BY JENNA O'DONNELL Staff Writer

TINTONFALLS- Advocates for affordable housing asked the Fort Monmouth reuse authority to incorporatemore affordable housing into the redevelopment plan during a special meeting onMay 19. The specialmeetingwas specifically dedicated to affordable housing and was held at the Tinton Falls Municipal ... More...


New boro Web site ready to go online
User-friendly site will let residents report problems
BY JENNA O'DONNELL Staff Writer

TINTON FALLS - Borough residents will soon be able to use a new, customer service-orientedWeb site to register questions and concerns and track the status of the response. Anew boroughWeb site was presented to council during the May 6 meeting by Keith Lebeau of the Web design firm, QSend Technol... More...


 Bulletin Board
•TheWellness Community celebrates first anniversary
The Wellness Community, Eatontown, celebrated its first anniversary May 15. The Community offers free programs of emotional support to people with cancer, family members, caregivers and friends. It has assisted approximately 600 people since its inception. More...
•'Autism and Faith' resource guide available
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 Letters
•Recognize, pay tribute to vets on Memorial Day
As Memorial Day approaches, I would like to take this opportunity to remind my fellow New Jerseyans that it represents more than just the start of the summer season or an occasion to partake of sales offered by their local merchants. More...
•Memorial Day a somber day for mourning
•Stop bridge project, and conduct investigation
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 Editorials
•Coda
My advice: Throw the eminent domain case out
Even though I give the best advice of anyone I know (I always agree with it and take my own advice), the people who work with me don't always act on my advice. My kids didn't always take my advice, and sometimes they even acted in direct opposition to my suggested wisdom. My wife certainly doesn'... More...
•Red State/Blue State
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 Arts / Zest
•Ethereal Reflections
Intricate patterns created by reflected light are the focus of an exhibit at McKay Imaging Photography Studio & Gallery in Red Bank. "Ethereal Reflections," the first solo exhibit of photographs by Rande Johnson, opens Friday and will run through June 19 at the Monmouth Street gallery. More...
•Gsell resigns Two River Theater Company position
•In the Arts
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 Obituaries
•Michelle Vermilyea Smith
Mrs. Smith, 54, of the Oakhurst section of Ocean Township, died May 9, 2008, at St. BarnabasHospice and Palliative Care Center atMonmouth Medical Center, Long Branch. She was employed at Provident Bank, Ocean Grove, for seven years. Mrs. Smith was predeceased by her mother, Barbara Lopus Vermilyea... More...
•Charles M. Truax
•Kathryn McGiffney Kircher
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 Schools
•Bill would move school election, end budget vote
New Jersey Assembly Speaker Joseph Roberts (D-Camden) has introduced legislation that would eliminate the state's April school election and move the election for school board members to the date of the November general election. More...
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 Sports
•Running away from the competition
Red Bank Catholic's Brendan Callaghan (No. 24) sprints away after defeating Christian Brothers Academy's Chris Cauda (No. 23) for the face-off during his team's 11-4 loss during the Shore Conference Tournament Boys Lacrosse championship game at Toms River North High School on May 17. More...
•Shore Regional girls net another SCT lacrosse crown
•Rutgers Roundup
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