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      February 4, 2010  RSS feed

      Pennies build schools, promote peace
      Local students support mission of Mortenson’s ‘Three Cups of Tea’
      The sounds of many children singing reverberated throughout Collins Arena last week as students from local schools serenaded philanthropist Greg Mortenson. More...
      Town hall deer hunt protest rescheduled
      Jacqueline Hlavenka

      Due to inclement weather, the Bayonet Farm deer hunt protest is being postponed More...

      Grassroots group set to protest deer hunt
      Opponents of bow hunt press for alternate methods to cull deer herd
      BY JACQUELINE HLAVENKA Staff Writer

      Opponents of the bow-and-arrow deer hunt under way at Bayonet Farm will hold a protest at Holmdel Town Hall 2-3 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 6. The protest, which is being spearheaded by resident and activist Laurie Perla, is in response to the Township Committee’s decision to adopt a resolution permitting bow hunting to cull the whitetail deer population. More...


      Athletes on a mission: EveryBODY Skates NJ
      Disabled hockey players skate 54 NJ rinks in 54 hours
      BY KIMBERLY STEINBERG Staff Writer

      Agroup of athletes made history during last week’s Hockey Weekend Across America when they visited all of New Jersey’s 54 ice rinks in 54 hours to raise awareness of hockey players with disabilities. More...


       Breaking News
      • Town hall deer hunt protest rescheduled
      Due to inclement weather, the Bayonet Farm deer hunt protest is being postponed More...
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       Bulletin Board
      • Deadline March 1 for Heart Assoc. award
      The American Heart Association is also accepting nominations for its fourth annual New Jersey Go Red for Women “Woman of Distinction” award sponsored by Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey. The award recognizes New Jersey women who have made an exceptional dedication to raising awareness about issues affecting women across the state. More...
      • Holmdel police officer honored for service
      • Township receives grant for road resurfacing
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       Letters
      • Twp. urged to reverse decision on bow hunting
      I am a resident of Holmdel and am outraged over the deer hunt that is taking place here. I have attended each town meeting where alternative means of deer population control methods were presented to, and ignored by, the town committee. The surrounding homeowners where the hunt is taking place were not sufficiently notified of the hunt. More...
      • Bolte extends thanks to voters of Keyport
      • Resident: Hunting is effective deer control
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       Editorials
      • For the Record
      Former Middletown resident Horace “Buddy” Thorne died in December 1944 during the Battle of the Bulge. The date was incorrect in a story in the Jan. 14 issue. More...
      • Resident decries slaughter of deer at Bayonet Farm
      • For the Record
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       Obituaries
      • Joseph M. Malavet
      Mr. Malavet, 83, of Middletown, died Jan. 20, 2010, at Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank. He was a stock broker at Bache and Company, New York City. Mr. Malavet was predeceased by his mother, Florence Malavet. More...
      • Guiseppa Patti
      • Salvatore J. “Sam” Straniero
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       Business
      • Aberdeen aims to connect with business community
      Aberdeen Business Council will promote networking
      ABERDEEN — The Township Council is looking into ways to boost commerce and business activity within Aberdeen to stimulate the economy in the Bayshore region. The township announced the formation of a group called the Aberdeen Business Council, a volunteer board organization designed to foster relationships between the municipality and the business community, on Jan. 11. More...
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