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March 22, 2005
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MIGUEL JUAREZ staff Bryn Radvanski, 3, shows off her Easter eggs after the Matawan Easter Egg Hunt at Therune Park Saturday afternoon. More...
FBI subpoenas funding documents
Records must be ready for grand jury next week
BY KAREN E. BOWES Staff Writer

The FBI issued subpoenas on March 16 for documents in Keyport, Middletown and Hazlet concerning the use of federal grant money. More...


School board V.P. Fumarola dies

Name will remain on ballot for April’s Mat-Ab school election More...


Twp. offers $425K for repairs on ‘crown jewel’
Public-private split proposed to revamp Roggy Stadium
BY MICHELLE ROSENBERG Staff Writer

HOLMDEL — Bob Roggy Memorial Stadium will soon shine like the gem it has been deemed to be, now that the Township Committee has moved the project $425,000 closer to its estimated $1.7 million makeover. More...


Hazlet committee bonds $5.5M for new town hall
16,000-square-foot building planned on Union Avenue
BY DAN NEWMAN Staff Writer

HAZLET — Following the condemnation of the former town hall last April, the Township Committee has adopted a $5.5 million bond ordinance for the construction of a new facility. More...


This 2004 photo shows the emergency demolition of the Keyport bulkhead. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Registration under way for boating course
Registration is now under way for a boating skills and seamanship course sponsored by the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 24, Keyport. More...
•Hazlet CERT training slated to begin in April
•Hazlet ‘Easter Egg Hunt’ slated for March 26
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 Letters
•Handlin has eye on the election for Assembly
I was really impressed by how quickly Freeholder Amy H. Handlin indicted every local elected official in Monmouth County. Because seven of the 11 men accused of wrongdoing are local elected officials, Amy H. Handlin wasted no time in condemning all local elected officials (800 of them) by excluding More...
•Town meeting was a success
•Killing wildlife not a sport
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 Editorials
•Train plan a total mess
It seems like a good idea — simple, effective, necessary. That probably means it will never happen. The idea to restore passenger rail service to interior Monmouth and Ocean counties has been kicking around for almost two decades. More...
•Cartoon
•All the laws in the world won’t stop bad behavior
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Gertrude S. Naughton Gertrude S. Naughton, 91, of the Port Monmouth section of Middletown, died March 20 at home. Born in Bayonne, she resided in Port Monmouth since 1935. She was a retired secretary for the U.S. Government, Plexegon, Eatontown. Prior to that, she was a legal secretary at Parsons More...
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 Sports
•SJV proves the best offense is dominant defense
Defensive intensity has been the key all year long for the St. John Vianney High School girls basketball team, and the commitment to that style has paid off in a trip to the NJSIAA Tournament of Champions (TOC) finals tonight against Woodrow Wilson at Continental Airlines Arena. More...
•Colts also one win away from state championship
•Eagles’ inspired run at the state title ends in semifinals
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 Business
•Business Briefs
The Jersey Shore Public Relations and Advertising Association, Red Bank, will hold a development and networking luncheon meeting April 1 at 11:30 a.m. at Palumbo’s Restaurant, Tinton Falls. Tom DeSanto, executive vice president of creative services at Aloysius, Butler & Clark, will discuss health-ca More...
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