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April 28, 2004
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Rebuilding Iraq under fire
Matawan’s Angel Rivera returns after serving a year
in Iraq in U.S. Army Reserve
BY MARC CAVELLA
Staff Writer
Angel Rivera is a quiet man. But in a country where people idolize movie stars and athletes perhaps Rivera — a 36-year-old U.S. Army reservist who spent the past 14 months away from his loved ones while serving in Iraq — is precisely the type of man that people should be taking a closer look at. More...
Lane steps down as High School South principal
Board will pay
Lane full salary and benefits until June
BY JOSH DAVIDSON
Staff Writer

Controversial Middletown High School South Principal Daniel Lane has resigned from his position. More...

Commissioners OK limited hunting in Monmouth parks

The Monmouth County Board of Recreation Commissioners on April 19 authorized the opening of county parklands for limited hunting next season. According to a press release, the commissioners accepted the Monmouth County Park System’s "Deer Management Report" and authorized the report’s &quo... More...


Police continue search for mother of dead baby
BY JOSH DAVIDSON
Staff Writer

MIDDLETOWN — Police are still investigating leads in the case of a baby found dead on Ideal Beach. More...


Employees wait for Caroll house reopening
BY JOSH DAVIDSON
Staff Writer

MIDDLETOWN — Municipal workers from two departments remain relocated as work continues on a township office closed due to air quality problems. More...


Center for blind running low on funding
BY JOSH DAVIDSON
Staff Writer

MIDDLETOWN — The New Jersey Blind Citizens Association is looking for some help. More...


Middletown voters OK
$119M school budget
BY JOSH DAVIDSON
Staff Writer

MIDDLETOWN — Township voters approved the $119 million 2004-05 school budget April 20. More...


Bird walks, tours at Sandy Hook during May

Sandy Hook will offer several activities during May, beginning with a New Jersey Audubon Society Spring Bird Walk May 1 at 9 a.m. Attendees should meet at the visitor center and bring binoculars for the free event. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Pitching in
Chris Kelly staff Red Bank’s Allison Padilla, 17, sorts through trash collected at Sandy Hook as part of the Clean Ocean Action’s 19th annual Spring Beach Sweeps on April 24. More...
•‘Our Road to Liberty’ to open May 2
•YMCA golf outing slated for June 7 at Beacon Hill
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 Letters
•Perhaps denial of liquor li­cense is discriminatory
I have patronized the Garibaldi Restaurant in Keyport many times, both to dine out and to take home food. I have been there in the evening and the daytime, and I do not see the negative portrayal of the restaurant by residents as fair. More...
•Board confused about deer and tick connection
•Hazlet Hunter takes strong offense to letter
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 Editorials
•Voters send out budget message
Middletown and Hazlet school officials had a lot to cheer about when both school budgets were passed April 20. Voters rejected three out of five school budgets in the area. More...
•Your Turn
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
George R. Cahill
Mr. Cahill, 80, of the Cliffwood Beach section of Aberdeen, died April 25 at home. Born in New York City, he resided in the Bronx, N.Y., and California prior to moving to Cliffwood Beach 59 years ago. More...
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 Sports
•LeFante repeats as county champ
CBA is runner-up for
second year in a row
Defending championships is becoming old hat for Colts Neck’s Eric LeFante. More...
•CBA lax team struggling a bit in new division
•Harmata second at Penn, wins twice at Lion meet
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 Business
•Business Briefs
The Matawan-Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce will hold its board meeting May 11 at 8 a.m. at Matawan Post Office, 155 Main St. For more information, call the chamber at (732) 290-1125. More...
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