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June 28, 2006
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Hams stay tuned in 24-hour Field Day
Amateur radio remains an effective tool in emergencies
BY JESSICA SMITH Correspondent
Lightning and rain were not enough to stop the hams.The amateur radio operators, or hams, set up stations Saturday at Croydon Hall in Leonardo for their annual Amateur Radio Relay League Field Day. The event brings members of the Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service (RACES) together to fine-tune th More...
Middletown votes to preserve farm
County, state and twp. would purchase site's development rights
BY DAN NEWMAN Staff Writer

Following a closed session that lasted well over an hour, the Middletown Township Committee voted 4-1 in favor of paying over $1.6 million toward a development easement to preserve the McCormack farm. More...

Gettin' jiggy with it

CHRIS KELLY staff Morgan Kelleher, 9, of Mountainside dances at the Irish Festival at PNC Bank Arts Center on June 25. More...


Mid'town town center case returns to court
BY DAN NEWMAN Staff Writer

FREEHOLD - Former Assembly-man Joseph Azzolina was denied the opportunity to take the stand in court as part of his family's fight to build a town center. More...


Mitchell makes captain despite rift with mayor
BY KAREN E. BOWES Staff Writer

KEYPORT - Finally promoted to police captain after years of political reproach from Mayor John Merla, there's no doubt Thomas Mitchell will continue his battle to investigate the goings on of the mayor he helped the FBI indict. More...


McDonagh's Pub hopes to add outdoor seating
BY KAREN E. BOWES Staff Writer

KEYPORT - McDonagh's Pub on West Front Street is hoping to convert a side parking lot into an outdoor seating area. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Camp Happiness open house July 16
The New Jersey Blind Citizens Association's Camp Happiness, 18 Burlington Ave., Leonardo section of Middletown, will hold an open house July 16 from noon to 4 p.m. The free event is open to the public and will feature information about the camp as well as a barbecue with hot dogs, hamburgers, salads More...
•Exchange students need host families
•Bilingual story hour at library
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 Letters
•Charles G. Morrison
Guest Column Holmdel Wastewater Management Plan Amendment must not be delayed More...
•Residents urged to donate blood during the summer
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Arthur Sidney Jeal Mr. Jeal, 69, of the Belford section of Middletown, died June 25 at Avanti Nursing Home, Red Bank. Born in Jersey City, he resided in Bayonne before moving to Belford 41 years ago. Mr. Jeal was an inspector for Housing and Urban Development in Middletown for 20 years, retiri More...
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 Schools
•H.S. North track coach let go after 37 years
MIDDLETOWN - While township High School South and Christian Brothers Academy in nearby Lincroft may be better known for their running programs, High School North has also had its share of success, and Rocco Christopher has been the one constant. More...
•TV studio is Holmdel students' home plate
•Allocco resigns from Holmdel school board
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 Sports
•Legion ball gives Kaye a glimpse of the future
Loaded with up-and-coming players, the Matawan High School American Legion baseball team is off to a 2-3 start this summer. More...
•Heavy rains dampens ABCCL's action
•AVP tour returns to Seaside Heights
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 Business
•A toy store that caters to the child in us all
The Art of Play is more than just a toy store
Mark Ginsberg had been toying with the idea of opening an emporium for children (and grownups) since childhood and has done just that with The Art of Play. More...
•Business Briefs
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