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November 5, 2009
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Evelyn Yaskin (l-r) and Simrath Parmar, kindergartners at Home Away From Home Academy in Aberdeen, design quilt patches Oct. 27 as part of the Climate Quilt Campaign, an initiative created to engage youth worldwide in protecting the environment. Story, page 3. More...
If approved, change would redesign redevelopment plan

The Keyport Borough Council showed interest in amending the Aeromarine Redevelopment Plan to include a solar panel farm on a portion of the brownfield site after a preliminary hearing at an Oct. 29 special meeting. More...


Chief began five months of vacation time Nov. 1

Keyport Police Chief Thomas Mitchell was never supposed to be a cop. The men in his family had been Newark firefighters for generations, and the same was expected of him. Instead, he took a different path in civil service. More...


ABERDEEN — Township officials announced that Aberdeen has received $55,340 from the New Jersey Economic Development Authority's Hazardous Discharge Site Remediation Municipal Grant Program. The funds will be used to pay for an environmental investigation at a 1. More...


Contract must be in place by February to qualify for stimulus funds

The Bayshore Regional Sewerage Authority is seeking bids to construct the base of a 380-foot-tall windmill after receiving permission from the Department of Environmental Protection. More...


Middletown Township has begun Dock & Roll, a free community shuttle program that offers residents transportation to area shopping centers, restaurants, trains, buses and ferries. The service operates from early morning to late in the evening weekdays. More...
In recent days, there have been several news accounts of the delay in the availability of the H1N1 flu vaccine. In addition, many in our community have been unable to receive their seasonal flu shot, either at their physician's office or at a local site. More...
In my home state of Wyoming at the dawn of the 20th century, there was a surfeit of what were politely referred to as "bachelor cowboys." It wasn't that these old boys didn't like women; in fact, they loved them, every chance they got. More...
Mr. Waldron, 50, of the Cream Ridge section of Upper Freehold, died Oct. 7, 2009. He lived in Holmdel for over 40 years prior to moving to Cream Ridge three years ago. He served in the U.S. Navy from 1977 to 1981 Mr. Waldron was a self-employed painting contractor and a basketball official. More...
Climate Quilt will travel to Copenhagen
Students and faculty at Home Away From Home Academy in Aberdeen are busy coloring, drawing and painting pictures on pieces of colorful recycled fabric. Some of the fabric pieces were once old T-shirts, sleeping bags or cloth from a rocking chair. More...
Clockwise from left: Runners take off from the start line for the 20th annual Great Race held at Middletown High School North on Oct. 24. Brian Hill sprints toward the finish line during the race, which includes both 5K and 2K races. Runners assemble near the start line prior to the race, a Middleto... More...