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April 19, 2006
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A trio of friends walk in the water on Aberdeen's beachfront on Thursday. More...
Prosecutor drops KBA investigation
Letter concludes no evidence of criminal actions by group
BY KAREN E. BOWES Staff Writer

No criminal activity was found as a result of a county investigation into the inside dealings of the Keyport Business Alliance (KBA). More...


GOP off ballot in Hazlet
Chairman failed to submit signatures to clerk on time
BY DAN NEWMAN Staff Writer

Two Hazlet Republicans who thought they were going to be able to run in the June 6 primary will now have to run as write-in candidates, due to an insufficient amount of signatures on a petition. More...


A 'million dollar view' cheapened in Aberdeen
Officials consider measures to fight excess littering on beachfront
BY TOM CAIAZZA Staff Writer

ABERDEEN - It has been called the jewel of Aberdeen. The beachfront and sea wall that overlook the Raritan Bay in the township's Cliffwood section are home to the remnants of a boardwalk and restaurant swept away by a storm in the 1920s, a small stretch of beach overlooking the New York skyline, and More...


Subcommittee forms to study pay-to-play law
Fink calls for total ban on contributions from professionals
BY TOM CAIAZZA Staff Writer

HOLMDEL - The Township Committee is planning on revisiting the Holmdel's pay-to-play ordinance and has passed a resolution petitioning the state Assembly for better control of campaign contributions statewide. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Auditions
Women of Song, a female vocal group, is seeking sopranos and altos. The group performs a variety of music. Rehearsals are held Friday mornings in the Marlboro area. Some sight-reading skills would be helpful. Details: Randy, (732) 787-1697. More...
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 Letters
•Letters
State's legacy of home rule is an ancient practice
Exorbitant taxation in New Jersey is hurting the backbone of the state's economy, the middle class and the employers who provide the jobs. There is evidence that New Jersey's high taxes has led to larger than expected migrations out of state since the beginning of this decade. Accordingly New Jersey More...
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 Editorials
•Smoke ban may make winners of some bars
Old habits die hard - especially smoking - so the Smoke-Free Air Act, which took effect in almost all indoor workplaces Saturday, is going to be a big adjustment for both smokers and business owners. More...
•What's the evacuation plan? There is no plan
•Mom can't wait for the end of school
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Anthony J. "Gyp" Mantlick Mr. Mantlick, 83, of the New Monmouth section of Middletown, died April 12 at Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank. Born in Gary, W. Va., he resided in Newark, prior to moving to the Middletown area in 1951. He was a metal spinner at C.B. Kaupp & Sons, Maplewood, for 42 More...
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 Sports
•Blues get Scannapieco his 600th victory
Milestone begins to come together as a team
There was an extra spring in Bo Scannapieco's step after his Brookdale Community College (BCC) women's softball team swept a doubleheader Friday. More...
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 Business
•Business Briefs
Greater Media Inc. announced that Marjory C. Guglielmo, Fair Haven, has been named general sales manager of WRAT-FM, Lake Como. Guglielmo has been with the New Jersey operation nine years. More...
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