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DEP: gas station put water at risk

Mogas Service Station owner says agency’s charges are unfounded More...

Request for fields reaches end zone
Holmdel Committee plans to rehabilitate Satz school grounds
BY MICHELLE ROSENBERG Staff Writer

The Holmdel Township Committee voted unanimously to authorize the township administrator to create a plan to rehabilitate the fields at the William R. Satz Middle School for somewhere in the area of $100,000, and to throw out an ordinance that would give $745,000 to the renovation of practice fields More...


Agreed in principal: meet & greet a success

HAZLET — Around this time of year, it’s common for parents to attend a “meet the teacher” type of program, where they become acquainted with their children’s new mentors. More...


Duo hopes café will become a hub for artists
Espresso Joe’s brings New York coffeehouse flavor to Keyport
BY KAREN E. BOWES Staff Writer

KEYPORT — Ed Kok peered out the window of his West Front Street café. More...


Keyport finances new pier, DPW building
BY CLARE MARIE CELANO Staff Writer

KEYPORT — Almost $4 million will go toward the construction of a new pier, a Department of Public Works site and several other waterfront projects. More...


 Bulletin Board
•‘Illusions of Fall’ at senior center Sept. 30
The Middletown Senior Center at Croydon Hall, 900 Leonardville Road, Leonardo section of Middletown, will welcome magician and mind reader David Cross and his act “Illusions of Fall” Sept. 30 at 1 p.m. The show is free to all registered members of the center, and transportation can be provided by ad More...
•Applications now taken for VSA/NJ awards
•Trip to Pearl S. Buck house slated for Sept. 28
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 Letters
•Hook better at ‘bottom of Atlantic’ than developed
I am completely opposed to the redevelopment of Sandy Hook National Park, inclusive particularly of Fort Hancock. More...
•Resident thanked for creation of scholarship
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 Schools
•Minnuies elected new school board president
High school band uniforms main issue of workshop meeting
MIDDLETOWN — When Mike Roberts resigned from his position as Middletown Board of Education president two weeks ago, the focus immediately turned to who would succeed him. More...
•Middle school opens after fire-caused delays
•Precautions taken after bleacher accident
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 Sports
•Boland-led Hawks pick up where they left off
Monmouth football team uses Hail Mary to top No. 2 Robert Morris
Quarterback Brian Boland, of Brick, was ranked No. 4 among passers in NCAA Division I-AA for the No. 3-ranked Monmouth University football team going into last Saturday’s game against No. 2 Robert Morris, but it was a lucky play that may be the most important for him and his team this season. More...
•SJV girls tennis team young, but promising
•Husky harriers bring solid efforts to Battle of Monmouth
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 Business
•Business Briefs
Brookdale Community College will host “Carefree Saturday” Oct. 2 beginning at 10 a.m. at the Brookdale campus, Newman Springs Road, Lincroft section of Middletown. Morning class offerings are “ABCs of Decorating,” “Intro to Zen Meditation,” “Intro to Self-defense,” “Hematite Magnetic Necklace,” “Spr More...
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