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September 28, 2005
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Mickey Robins, Farmingdale, helps Brandon Yacovacci, 6, of Manalapan, and Tony Yacovacci, of Manchester, cross cut through a log as Eddie Mercer, Freehold Borough, lends a hand during the Monmouth County Park System’s Harvest Home Festival, held at Longstreet Farm, Holmdel, on Sunday. More...
Candidates fail to reach FACE quota
Handlin, Thompson call for state to return checks to donors
BY KAREN E. BOWES Staff Writer

Where does the money go now?Voters who donated to the Fair and Clean Elections (FACE) Pilot Project may have unwittingly made a donation to the state’s treasury. More...


Snag stops sales at concession stands
High School North reports revenues down at home game
BY DAN NEWMAN Staff Writer

Following an inspection by the Middletown Township Health Department last week, the concession stands at both high schools were forbidden to sell prepared foods because they do not have proper drainage systems in place. More...


Middletown Day

Clockwise from top left — Jim Maguire, Leonardo, polishes his ’57 Chevy Bel Air during Middletown Day at Croydon Hall on Saturday. Scott Svenson, 7, Port Monmouth, tackles a climbing wall. Middletown Patrolman Jim Roese gives instructions to Danielle Juelis, 9, as she drives a golf cart around a con More...


Aeromarine housing to be capped at 310 units
BY KAREN E. BOWES Staff Writer

KEYPORT — The maximum number of housing units allowable at Aeromarine will be 310. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Hurricane Katrina Briefs
The Jersey Shore Jazz and Blues Foundation and the Woman’s Club of Red Bank will continue its collaborative live jazz and blues series, “Reckless Steamy Nights” Oct. 1 from 6-11 p.m. at the Anthony Reckless Estate, 164 Broad St., Red Bank, in support of musicians harmed by Hurricane Katrina. Perform More...
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 Letters
•Letters
Matawan MOM spur would mean loss of trail Will a train replace the hikers and bikers who enjoy the newly-opened southern extension of the Henry Hudson Trail? If Sen. Peter Inverso could wield his political power once again, the answer would certainly be yes. More...
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 Editorials
•Correction
In the Sept. 21 article “Officers Interview Top KBA Officials,” an error was made in which quotes were mistakenly attributed to Keyport Business Alliance President Michael Norris. The statements incorrectly attributed to Norris were actually made by former KBA President Jeff Fink. Throughout the art More...
•Campaign experiment winds up FACE down
•Qualifying for the Mother of the Year Award
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Kenneth Paul Nolan Mr. Nolan, 43, of the West Keansburg section of Hazlet, died Sept. 24 following a plane crash in Millstone. Born in Red Bank, he resided in the Leonardo section of Middletown, prior to moving to West Keansburg a few years ago. He was a 25-year member of the Iron Workers Unio More...
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 Sports
•Colts give first glimpse at Shore Coaches meet
Expectations are high for state’s top-ranked team
The Christian Brothers Academy (CBA) cross country team has been laying low this fall. More...
•Despite loss, Lions still among Shore’s elite
•Local ballplayers proving diamonds for men, too
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 Business
•Bow wow! Bling for man’s best friend
The miniature dresses, shoes and accessories in the window of Dana Ujobagy’s new Red Bank boutique are not only irresistible, they’re high fashion. More...
•Business Briefs
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