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May 31, 2007
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CHRIS KELLY staff Keyport's Cheyenne Tango, 11, and Louis Nellis, 12, carry Old Glory through downtown Keyport during the borough's Memorial Day parade on Sunday. More...
Reports of coyote attacks continue
Second child injured, pets killed in area of Earle
BY DAN NEWMAN Staff Writer

Wild coyotes are once again plaguing Middletown, this time biting a 5-year-old boy on the back of his head last week and killing a dog Tuesday morning. The most recent attack came two days ago when a Chihuahua was killed by a coyote on Highland Avenue near Kunkel Park, where the bod... More...


Rumson singer hits inspirational note
Soloist and chorale singer overcomes challenge of disability
BY LARRY RAPPOPORT Correspondent

Perhaps it's appropriate that singer Jack Burdy's first solo recital in almost 20 years took place in a house of worship. His performance was nothing short of inspirational. Burdy sang complicated songs written by the likes of Stephen Sondheim and Stephen Schwartz recently at Rumson... More...


13 minors hospitalized from drinking at concert
Assemblywoman calls for revocation of arts center liquor license
BY DAN NEWMAN Staff Writer

HOLMDEL - In response to reports of minors being sent to the hospital from the PNC Bank Arts Center due to excess alcohol consumption at a concert, a local lawmaker has called for the venue's liquor license to be revoked. More...


Listening in on 'Big Blue'
Jazz & blues, a splash of water: the annual music fest is back in town
BY TOM CHESEK Correspondent

uickly now: What has 10 sets of ears, stays hidden away from public view and has the first word as to when summer on the Shore really gets started? If you guessed the Listening Committee of the Jersey Shore Jazz & Blues Foundation, well, you probably skipped ahead to a later point ... More...


 Bulletin Board
•Rockit! for Kids concert in Middletown June 3
The Rockit! for Kids program at the Middletown Arts Center, 36 Church St., will present a concert June 3 at 3 p.m. to benefit the performing arts at the center. The program is a dedicated live performance rock and roll program for musicians age 8-16. More...
•'Hail to Women in Politics' set for June 1
•National Trails Day slated for June 2
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 Letters
•Education is the best way to curb feral cat population
A trap, neuter and release program (TNR) will not solve the feral cat problem and can make matters worse ("Shelter's disappearance upsets felines' friends," April 25). Unless the parameters include enclosing colonies and/or making the caretakers the legal owners of the cats so there is accoun... More...
•Hazlet politicians ignored the will of residents
•Perfect attendance may get daughter promised dog
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 Editorials
•Reality intervenes for sentimental mom
Lo ri C linch Are We There Yet? Parenting has its ups and downs, and I often handle it like a yo-yo as I move from one emotion to another. I have found myself in the middle of a parental moment that I wish would never end. More...
•Wall hoping GOP voters will forget about the past
•Revoking license won't stem underage drinking
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Anna J. Siskoske Hogan Mrs. Hogan, 95, of Hazlet, died May 21, 2007, at Bayshore Community Hospital, Holmdel. One of 13 children, she was born in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., and resided in Keyport before relocating to Hazlet. She was a homemaker. She was predeceased by her husband, Patrick, in 1... More...
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 Schools
•A Garden (State) variety of history, culture at fair
Keyport Central School celebrates everything New Jersey has to offer
Students at the Central School are once again learning the history of New Jersey, from the Lenape Indian tribe to the release of Bon Jovi's "Slippery When Wet." On Friday, fourth-graders at Keyport Central School showcased the origins, culture and famous names associated with the G... More...
•Defeated Keyport school budget reduced by $90K
•Teachers complain of poor behavior at school
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 Sports
•Hazlet Crush U9s enjoys a winning holiday
The MNJYSA Hazlet United S.A. Crush celebrated their holiday weekend at Manalapan Soccer Club's 21st Annual Memorial Day Tournament where they were victorious as they matched skills with four MOSA (Monmouth-Ocean Soccer Association) teams in the U9 boys blue flight. More...
•Anglers hit paydirt with season's best fishing
•Sports Shorts
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