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July 28, 2004
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CHRIS KELLY staff Participants at the Middletown Ramblers Square Dance Club’s Family Barn Dance create an eight-person star at the Croydon Hall Senior Center July 23. More...
Police arrest piano teacher on sex charge
Observation
of sexual conduct among charges
BY DAN NEWMAN
Staff Writer

Police arrested and charged a 67-year-old Middletown piano teacher and convicted sex offender after he allegedly videotaped his students secretly while they were using his bathroom. More...


District may be hit with Title IX lawsuit
School community against cutting of gymnastics program
BY MICHELLE ROSENBERG
Staff Writer

Members of Holmdel High School’s gymnastics team showed up at the July 21 Board of Education meeting to protest the gymnastics program being cut from the 2004-05 budget. More...


Lake Lefferts gets treated to cleanup
BY MICHELLE ROSENBERG
Staff Writer

MATAWAN — The Borough Council spent $2,500 to have Lake Lefferts cleaned for the first time in over a decade. More...


Matawan gets state aid and adopts budget
BY MICHELLE ROSENBERG
Staff Writer

MATAWAN — The Borough Council amended and adopted its 2004 municipal budget after receiving $250,000 in state discretionary aid at the July 20 meeting. More...


Girl to race in support of brother’s disease
BY VINCE ECHAVARIA
Staff Writer

MIDDLETOWN — Eight-year-old Nina-Marie Amadeo always wanted to make a "mark" in her brother’s life, and she will race toward that dream when she competes in Keyport’s Soap Box Derby July 31. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Free classes offered at M’town Senior Center
The Middletown Senior Center has announced it will offer free weekly classes and group activities for residents 60 and older. The center is at Croydon Hall, 900 Leonardville Road, Leonardo section of Middletown. More...
•Vendors sought for annual ‘Fall Craft Fair’
•Free concert series to continue Aug. 1
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 Letters
•Don’t build new homes, rather revitalize
There was a public hearing scheduled for July 7 at which a developer was to request the rezoning of lots at the corner of Broad Street and Route 34 to allow 100, plus or minus, multifamily residential units to be built above retail space. More...
•Orsini hammering nails into his own political coffin
•Reader offended by staff writer’s stereotypes
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Helena Stump Burns
Mrs. Burns, 49, of San Diego, Calif., and formerly Rumson, died July 6 at home. She was an artist and had her own line of clothing, greeting cards, paintings and jewelry. More...
•Obituaries
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 Sports
•Boytano sweeps NJJGC’s two 36-hole tourneys
Middletown’s Michael Boytano can do no wrong on the New Jersey Junior Golf Competition’s 2004 tour. More...
•Monmouth County teams in district tourneys
•Matawan-Aberdeen makes
it four straight league titles
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 Business
•Business Briefs
The office of business and community development at Brookdale Community College, Lincroft section of Middletown, will host two three-day workshops for current and prospective substitute teachers Aug. More...
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