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September 19, 2001
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Mid’town contingent
responds to hot spot
24 provided
support soon after tragedy struck
Staff Writer
By elaine van develde
In the wake of the World Trade Center terrorist attack and tragedy, the Middletown Police Department and volunteer Fire Department pitched in wherever and whenever they could. More...

JERRY WOLKOWITZ In the wake of the Sept. 11 World Trade Center disaster, candlelight vigils were held in several area towns over the weekend. Here a woman takes part in a vigil Sunday evening at Beach Park in Keyport, where the twin towers used to be visible across the bay. More...

Area police on high alert; no tolerance for bias, they say

In Middletown bias More...


For commuters, return
to work a slow routine
Some expect changes
in daily routine
Staff Writer
By Alison Granito

MIDDLETOWN — Early Monday morning at the Middletown train station, it appeared to be business as usual for commuters on their way to work. More...


Ferry companies detour
to midtown landing site
Alert crews transport
people to New Jersey and play key role in
evacuation by water
Staff Writer
By Gloria stravelli

Passengers had just disembarked from the 7:55 a.m. New York-bound SeaStreak New York ferry when the unthinkable happened last week. Not long after, a water transport company stepped up to assume a role in America’s worst disaster that the staff of the ferry service could never have anticipated. More...


Officer has no words to
describe ground zero
Keyport and Holmdel police officers respond
to Trade Center disaster
Staff Writer
By darlene diebold

Shortly after two hijacked planes crashed into the World Trade Center twin towers last week, local police officers and volunteer firefighters were ready willing and able to respond. Some got the chance to respond last week. Others remain on standby or planned to respond on their own this week. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Community Bulletin Board
Volunteer Center offers local opportunities
The Volunteer Center of Monmouth County needs volunteers for an agency that aids families of seriously ill children to assist at its golf outing Sept. 30 from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Volunteers will distribute prizes, guide guests, direct traffic, and perform other duties. Minimum age is 16. More...
•CCommunity Bulletin Board
Community Bulletin Board
Donations for victims, volunteers requested
•Keyport beach walk slated for Sept. 30
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 Schools
•On Campus
Paul Zurawski, Matawan, received a bachelor of fine arts degree in illustration at the spring commencement exercises at Syracuse University, New York. More...
•Hazlet students, staff show true colors during crisis
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 Sports
•Keyport gets important come-from-behind win over Keansburg
Staff Writer
Observing the National Day of Prayer last Friday in remembrance of the terrorist attack on America Sept. 11, many of Friday’s scheduled high school football games were rescheduled, or simply postponed until the following day. More...
•Keyport girls aiming for a return trip to states
Solid start pointing to another strong season for Red Raiders
•Holmdel showing a new and improved offense
Hornets look to return to state and conference tournaments
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