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April 16, 2003
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VERONICA YANKOWSKI Nick Helyer, 10, shows his support by waving an American flag at the Support the Troops Rally in Keyport on Saturday. More photos, page 30. More...
Holmdel residents face
4-cent municipal tax hike
Township’s $15.4 million budget includes
$7.9 million tax levy
By maura dowgin
Staff Writer

Taxpayers will have to dig a little deeper into their wallets this year. The new $15.4 million budget, introduced by the Holmdel Township Committee, last week carries a $7. More...


State budget cuts hit art therapy program
Lack of funding
puts Amanda’s Easel in jeopardy
By maura dowgin
Staff Writer

State funding for a well-known Monmouth County children’s art therapy program is expected to be cut next year. More...


State map may threaten area water resources

MIDDLETOWN — The state’s new Big Map could be blueprint for a big environmental blunder, according to local officials. More...


Community Bank drive-up lanes to be built

FREEHOLD — Planning Board members have approved a drive-up facility for the Community Bank, East Main Street. More...


Township candidates set for council election
By josh davidson
Staff Writer

ABERDEEN — Four Republican and five Democratic candidates are seeking four four-year seats in the Township Council election. More...


Residents speak out
on waterfront building
By josh davidson
Staff Writer

KEYPORT — The borough’s unified Planning Board is hiring a professional planner to review a proposed council ordinance that would allow a 42-unit condominium complex to be built in the downtown area. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Keyport business group lists calendar of events
The Keyport Business Alliance has announced its 2003 calendar of events, to begin with the Memorial Day parade May 25. More...
•Holmdel salon to host fund-raiser April 27
•Brookdale students make good on loans
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 Letters
•Easter a sad time for rabbits
Every Easter thousands of bunnies are bought by parents looking to surprise their little ones. More...
•Maffiore turns back, and misses opportunity
•Broken windows at fort lead to damaged interiors
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 Editorials
•Your Turn
Guest Column
Judith Stanley
Coleman
Secrecy still shrouds Sandy Hook redevelopment scheme
How can a newly released traffic study, that I read about in the paper on March 27, predict the effect of any plan for Fort Hancock upon our community unless we know what is being proposed for each of the 36 buildings and perhaps up to 78 buildings possible for lease? More...
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
NICHOLAS J. AMENDOLA, 54, of Keyport died April 12 at home. Born in Newark, he was a lifelong resident of Keyport. Mr. Amendola was a machinist foreman at the Star Ledger, Montville, for 14 years. More...
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 Schools
•Schools continue
war against drugs
MIDDLETOWN — Due to recent events, including the war in Iraq and the war on terrorism, the Middletown school district is focusing its security force on terrorist alerts instead of drug problems in the schools. More...
•School board gets full
construction permits
•Special ed. parents face off against board member
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 Sports
•Harmata, Robinson perfect fit for relay championships
Rocket duo wins three events at Huskie Relays
Amanda Harmata doesn’t mind the endless eight- and nine-hour-long relay meets on Saturdays. More...
•Middletown North team not bothered by its slow start
•Holmdel baseball team is a work in progress this year
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