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      January 29, 2009  RSS feed
      CHRIS KELLY staff Family and friends of former Markham Place School Principal Don Merce, including his wife, son and daughter, sit amid the crowd in a packed gymnasium during the dedication of the Don Merce Athletic Center at the Little Silver school on Jan. 23. Merce was killed in an auto accident in May 2008. Story, page 3. More...
      Resident urges council to rethink contract

      Red Bank has put off a decision on contracting for Web services while software options are evaluated. More...

      Boro tells Navy plan would hurt schools, compromise security

      The Tinton Falls Borough Council approved a resolution opposing plans to privatize 300 housing units at Naval Weapons Station Earle in Colts Neck last week and sent a letter to the Department of the Navy calling the plan "irresponsible and "contrary to the interests" of residents. More...


      Don Merce Athletic Center honors Markham Place educator

      Students, teachers, community members and Little Silver officials filled the Markham Place School gymnasium for the Don Merce Athletic Center dedication ceremony Jan. 23. Merce was the former principal of Markham Place. More...


      Boro can share services, opt into commodity resale

      RED BANK — Monmouth County is reaching out to municipalities to promote shared services and commodity resale, spurred by the economic downturn. The Red Bank Borough Council unanimously passed two resolutions supporting the municipal assistance/shared service and commodity resale agreements with the county at the Jan. 12 council meeting. More...


      Visiting Nurse Association of Central Jersey (VNACJ), 176 Riverside Ave., Red Bank, will hold bereavement support sessions beginning with an adults grieving parents bereavement support group 9:30-11 a.m. Feb. 7 and 21; March 7 and 21;April 18; and May 2. More...
      When I landed my first job in journalism 30 years ago this month, I had a freshly minted sheepskin proclaiming my Master of Arts in English (one of the most worthless degrees in the world in terms of making a living), no experience and an over-inflated opinion of my writing ability. More...
      Mr. Coiner, 65, of Hazlet, died Jan. 25, 2009, at home. He resided in Brick, and the Wanamassa section of Ocean Township, prior to relocating to Hazlet in 1998. He was a logistician at Naval Weapons Station, Earle, Colts Neck, from 1962 until retirement in 2000. He is survived by his wife, Julia Coleman Coiner; two sons and one daughter-in-law, Robert T. More...
      Green Wave overtakes High Point in front of 4,000 fans at Rutgers
      After watching his team suffer a humbling, eye-opening loss to Phillipsburg on Jan. 17, Long Branch High School head wrestling coach Danny George sat his team down for a talk. It was not your conventional pep talk, however. More...
      This past summer, a group of dolphins visited the Shrewsbury and Navesink rivers and for some reason, have remained there during the winter season rather than return to their ocean home. This is an unusual circumstance that has occurred twice before in the same river system, in 1993 and 2001. More...
      An exhibit of oil paintings by Norma Wokas will be at Little Silver Borough Hall, 480 Prospect Ave., through Feb. 25. Born in Nicaragua, Wokas has lived in the U.S. for 30 years, the last eight as a Highlands resident. This location has richly influenced the choice of subjects for her oil paintings, which range from cityscapes to nautical themes and beach scenes. More...