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September 13, 2006
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Bob Leibenow, a Holmdel resident and member of the United Christian Church, volunteers with Habitat for Humanity. He is working on the roof of Toni Brown's home in Red Bank. More...
Court: Arts center owes Holmdel taxes
Judges unanimously agree venue should no longer be exempt
BY TOM CAIAZZA Staff Writer

The New Jersey Superior Court Appellate Division upheld the state Tax Court's ruling awarding back taxes and the payment of future taxes by PNC Bank Arts Center to Holmdel. More...


Bayshore officials talk shared services
Handlin proposes Web site that could match up towns
BY DAN NEWMAN Staff Writer

With so many towns looking to save money on services and supplies, Bayshore area leaders met Thursday night for a roundtable discussion about sharing services, as well as trying to broker deals for their towns. More...


In the worst of times, M'town 'showed our best'
Hundreds gather to remember victims of 9/11 attacks
BY DAN NEWMAN Staff Writer

MIDDLETOWN - Five years ago, 37 township residents lost their lives as part of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. On Monday night, the number of people on hand to honor their lives was multiplied by so much more. More...


Council defers Uptown license decision to state
BY KAREN E. BOWES Staff Writer

KEYPORT - Six months, two public hearings and one pair of split pants later, bar patrons will still have to wait for their drink orders on the outdoor deck at the Uptown Bar & Grille. 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
•Parents urged to apply for insurance
As parents, teachers and leaders in New Jersey, we do everything we can to provide for our children, but we know many still go without the health-care coverage they need. Too many New Jersey children could be heading back to school this fall with well-stocked backpacks, but without health insurance. More...
•Former superintendent shouldn't be paid
•Keyport makeover will be complete in November
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 Editorials
•For the Record
Regarding the Sept. 7 story "Democrats choose new candidate for freeholder," Democrat Greg Gibadlo will face Republican Anna Little, not Andrew Lucas, for the one-year term as freeholder in November. Also, the county counsel, Malcolm Carton, is prohibited under new rules from participating in politi More...
• Coda
• Are We There Yet?
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
George C. Wu Mr. Wu, 90, of Aberdeen, died Sept. 5 at home. Born in Hong Kong, he resided in Queens, N.Y., prior to moving to Aberdeen 25 years ago. He was a retired administrator at Prudential Insurance Company. Prior to that, he was employed at the American Consulate, Hong Kong, for 25 years More...
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 Business
•Arts and crafts in an antique setting
Two women entrepreneurs have formed a partnership to promote local artisans by making their prolific outpourings available to the public at affordable prices. More...
•Business Briefs
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