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June 14, 2006
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SCOTT PILLING staff Taylor Mezzacappa, a fifth-grader at Raritan Valley Elementary School, Hazlet, enjoys the festivities at the New York Rangers roadshow on Monday. More...
O'GREEDY
Jury finds former Middletown mayor guilty on all counts
BY KAREN E. BOWES Staff Writer

It will be a long summer for Raymond O'Grady as he awaits the consequences of choosing trial over a plea bargain. More...


On Campus

James Ramos, Hazlet, was named to the dean's list for the spring semester at the College of Arts and Letters at the University of Notre Dame, South Bend, Ind. More...


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SCOT PILLING staff Taylor Mezzacappa, a fifth-grader at Raritan Valley Elementary School, enjoys the festivities during the New York Rangers roadshow that came to the school on Monday. More...


JEFF GRANIT staff
Bedside petition drive opposes hospital tax

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 Bulletin Board
•Lloyd Road students take part in Locks of Love
The student council at Lloyd Road School, Matawan, under the direction of Shelley Gross and assisted by Wendy Winchel, sponsored a "cut-a-thon" May 25 for Locks of Love. More...
•Deep Cut Orchid Society to meet July 11
•Elks lodge schedules car wash, anniversary dinner
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 Letters
•Computerized voting machines place democratic process in doubt
I am a resident of Aberdeen and a chief information security officer for a large municipal information technology department. I was alarmed today when I went to cast my vote in the New Jersey primary election. Rather than the old familiar mechanical voting machine, I was faced with a brand new AVC A More...
•'Da Vinci Code' insulting to all true believers
•Church extends thanks to Keyport fire, police departments
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 Editorials
•Lori Clinch
Are We There Yet? It's best to keep mum about most purchases More...
•Greg Bean
•Guilty as charged
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Rita M. Newallis Klaus Mrs. Klaus, 69, of Hazlet, died June 6 at Bayshore Health Care, Holmdel. Born in Elizabeth, she resided in Hazlet since 1978. She was a production controller at Earle Naval Station, Leonardo section of Middletown, retiring in 2003. She is survived by her husband, Robert More...
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 Schools
•Students get a gold star from mayor for classwork
KEYPORT - A handful of students are reporting that the borough is the best place to live in New Jersey. More...
•Students memorialize a life lost too soon
•Teacher hurt in student fight at Holmdel High
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 Sports
•Huskies baseball team has plenty to look forward to
The Matawan High School baseball team went on a tear late in the season, winning eight of its final 11 contests, thanks in large part to the contributions of several young players. More...
•Huskies baseball team has plenty to look forward to
•Detwiler, Alexander finish second at MOC
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 Business
•Gas prices haven't put the brakes on SUV sales
Area dealers, industry experts say buying trends have changed very little
High gas prices have started to affect automobile-buying trends, but only slightly, according to local business owners and industry representatives. More...
•Go on, ask her for a favor
•Business Briefs
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