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September 3, 2003
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FARRAH MAFFAI Yogi Berra flips through a scrapbook which was put together by Charles Cooper (l). Cooper collected every article he could find on the Yankees’ 1947 season in four scrapbooks. More...
Mold shuts down Indian Hill School
Kindergarten through sixth-grade students to begin school next week
By maura dowgin
Staff Writer

Mold problems have forced the closure of Indian Hill School, extending the summer vacation for its students. More...


Leonardo parents want smaller classes
Up to 28 students overfill school’s
classrooms
By josh davidson
Staff Writer

A group of Leonardo Elementary School parents are looking for the Middletown district to reduce class sizes. More...


Chamber Music Series announces schedule

The Chamber Music Series of the Monmouth Arts Foundation has announced its schedule of performances by chamber groups of worldwide recognition. More...


Red Cross offers preparation tips for hurricanes

The Jersey Coast Chapter of the American Red Cross, Tinton Falls, wishes to inform the public that hurricane season is here and it is vital to be prepared. More...


Signs causing traffic confusion in Lincroft
By elaine van develde
Staff Writer

MIDDLETOWN — It’s a sign of confusion. More...


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•Full Story
FARRAH MAFFAI Yogi Berra gets a kick out of seeing a 56-year-old newspaper photo of himself in a scrapbook Charles Cooper (r) put together in 1947. The scrapbooks were donated to the Yogi Berra Museum and Learning Center, on the campus of Montclair State University, during a presentation at Cooper R... More...
•Area resident to star in ‘Noises Off’ Sept. 12-28
•Consortium’s ‘FISH’ se­ries to begin Sept. 13
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 Letters
•Middletown needs to follow Sea Bright’s example
Middletown’s Swim and Tennis Club continues to be an item of interest. It was a bad investment, it continues to be a bad investment, and there doesn’t seem to be much hope for the future. More...
•Residents will lose if water, sewer sold to authority
•Bergen and Wedick are needed to safeguard Keyport
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 Editorials
•Our View
Closing the school was the only choice
With just over two months under her belt as superintendent of schools in Holmdel, Maureen Flaherty was faced with a tough decision this week. More...
•Your Turn
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
EDWARD P. BLECHA, 84, of Marietta, Ga., died Aug. 22 at Tranquility Hospice, Austell, Ga. Born in Newark, he had lived in Keyport and Freehold before moving to Marietta 13 years ago. More...
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 Sports
•Raritan team eager to face challenging schedule
Raritan High School football coach Derek Sininsky admits that his team may be a year away from being a state championship-caliber team. More...
•Holmdel facing a daunting challenge
•Eagles look to reload rather than rebuild
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