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January 17, 2001
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Greater Media purchases Tri-Town News
Greater Media News-papers has announced its purchase of the Tri-Town News from Rockfleet Media Inc. Terms of the sale, which was to be finalized Jan. 18, were not disclosed. More...
Mid’town planning firing range regs
Improvements also in the works once budget is approved
Staff Writer
By elaine van develde

Middletown is asking police pistol range critics to hold their fire until they formulate an ordinance to regulate use of the facility and funds for refurbishment are secured. More...

Choir sings on Martin Luther King Day

Taylor Towns, 4, Dasia Farris, 4, and Kyra Farris, 3, clap along with the choir during an area Martin Luther King Jr. celebration Saturday at Matawan Avenue Middle School in Aberdeen. More...


Keyport may realign 1st St., American Legion Drive

Project related More...


Driver’s license change draws mixed reaction
Youths give the plan a thumbs down; driving instructor, a thumbs up
Staff Writer
By Alison Granito

Area teen-agers are not happy with a new law that will keep them off the roads at night and their friends out of the car during the day. More...


Middletown officer helps 5th-grader recover dog
Little girl’s question
sends DARE officer
into action
Staff Writer
By ELAINE VAN DEVELDE

MIDDLETOWN — When a little girl from Middletown asked a cop a simple question, not only was she granted an early Christmas wish but she got an encouraging glimpse of mankind’s capacity for generosity. More...


 Letters
•St. Mary’s appreciates food drive support
St. Mary’s Church, Keyport, held a food drive this past holiday season to benefit the Keyport Food Pantry. Dozens of boxes of food, along with dozens of turkeys, were donated to the pantry. More...
•Humane Society of the United States offers important pet care tips
•Eighth-grader believes compromise is needed in U.S. Capitol
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 Editorials
•Keyport dreams no longer pie in the sky
It’s been such a long time that Keyport residents have probably forgotten about earlier plans to connect First Street and American Legion Drive, eliminating the awkward junction with Broad Street, and to revitalize the downtown waterfront. More...
•Town center would set dangerous precedent
Guest Column
Gerard P. Scharfenberger
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 Sports
•Round One to RBC as Lancers falter in second half
13-0 third-quarter run sparks top-ranked
Caseys’ blowout win
Staff Writer
What was supposed to be the first meeting of the year between the Shore Conference’s top two girls’ basketball teams on Friday quickly became a showcase for a remarkable squad chasing down history. More...
•Hornets use defense to sting their opponents
Holmdel boys off
to 10-0 start
•Sport Shorts
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