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June 21, 2005
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Same-sex marriage suit fails in court
Aberdeen couple optimistic on chances with their appeal
BY MICHELLE ROSENBERG Staff Writer
The legal battle over same-sex marriages will move up to the state Supreme Court, after losing in a 2-1 decision on the Appellate level last week. More...
‘Sister’ to play benefit for a brother in arms
Charlie Barreca was longtime sound man for popular rock band
BY MARK ROSMAN Staff Writer

Charlie Barreca is beginning to understand just how many friends he has. More...

Two different plans for Aeromarine unveiled
Hearing on former aircraft plant scheduled for tomorrow night
BY KAREN E. BOWES Staff Writer

KEYPORT — Two differing plans for the future of Aeromarine have been unveiled, one by the borough and another by Century Land Group, an interested developer. More...


PETA calls for jail time for groundhog killers
BY KAREN E. BOWES Staff Writer

MIDDLETOWN — Two Middletown teens accused of torturing and killing a pair of groundhogs are “cowards,” according to PETA officials. More...


Holmdel considers pedophile-free zones
BY MICHELLE ROSENBERG Staff Writer

HOLMDEL — Convicted sex offenders may soon have a hard time finding a place to live in Holmdel. More...


Hazlet officials defend new town hall location
BY DAN NEWMAN Staff Writer

HAZLET — Although the old town hall at 319 Middle Road was demolished less than a year ago, a new one has been a topic of discussion for longer than most township residents even realize. More...


Navesink towns resolve to keep bridge at 50 ft.
Rumson, Fair Haven, Little Silver call for similar span
BY LAYLI WHYTE Staff Writer

RUMSON — Local borough councils are taking up the fight to keep the Oceanic Bridge from growing to new heights. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Auditions
StreetHeart, based in central New Jersey, is holding auditions for a female voice to sing with a working, all-female, doo wop, a cappella group. Lead and harmony background experience is a must. Details: Vicki, (732) 780-2734. More...
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 Letters
•Letters
New Jersey always in need of blood donors Our state’s need for all blood types is becoming critical. While the New Jersey media often have stories about the need to donate blood, sadly too few of our region’s residents are blood donors. While the vast majority of New Jersey residents are general More...
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Dorothy C. Desiderio Mrs. Desiderio, 65, of the Leonardo section of Middletown, died June 18 at Robert Wood Johnson University Medical Center, New Brunswick. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., she resided in Hazlet prior to moving to Leonardo in 1972. She was a preschool teacher at Mountain Hill and Spice T More...
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 Schools
•Middletown H.S. North students knit for needy
MIDDLETOWN — When it comes to making quilts, people may think of their grandmothers spending hours and hours down in Florida, tediously creating something that comes out looking hideous and eventually makes it to the Salvation Army donation pile. More...
•Holmdel honors four as teachers of the year
•On Campus
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 Sports
•Kenyans lead the pack at Sheehan once again
About 2,500 runners competed in the George Sheehan Classic 5-miler in Red Bank on what turned out to be a pleasant Saturday morning. More...
•Another big season comes to close for Monmouth U
•Summer duals
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 Business
•Online calendar keeps events from competing
Volunteer experience gives rise to site for event planning, resources
More than a decade of experience as a volunteer didn’t help Loretta “Lori” Huddy avoid a pitfall dreaded by every committee running a major fund-raiser – planning an event for the same night as another benefit. More...
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