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January 16, 2008
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ERIC SUCAR staff Aberdeen Township Community Emergency Response Team members Neil Olufsen (l-r) and Ofer Elshten evaluate the condition of Joe Fox, posing as an injured victim, during training exercises held at the Fire Training Grounds in Aberdeen Jan. 12. More photos, page 7 More...
Schwebel says ADA lawsuit held against her

The Middletown Township Town Hall meeting room was filled with people newly appointed to volunteer positions on Jan. 6, but that's not why Carolyn Schwebel was in attendance. More...


Board and interim super in contract negotiations

Karen Bilbao may soon be able to take a word out of her position title, and that word is "interim." Bilbao, 55, has been the interim superintendent for theMiddletown School District since Feb. 16, 2006, and on Jan. 7 of this year was offered the position of superintendent by the Board of Educatio... More...


Adoption fees: Adult dogs - $100; puppies up to 4 months - $140; adult cats - $60, or two for $90; kittens up to 4 months - $120; purebred adult dogs and cats - $150; purebred puppies and kittens - $180 (All fees include: spay/neuter, ear cleaning, nail clippers, More...


Township, schools keep letters, packages arriving overseas

HOLMDEL - Members of Alpha Company, 1st Battalion Special Troops Brigade, 82nd Airborne Division, serving with the U.S. Army in Iraq, have found friends in the township. Holmdel Township and the Holmdel Board of Education have adopted Alpha Company in an effort to support fellow Americans who ar... More...


Hazlet Recreation Preschool will hold an open house Feb. 14 from 9-11:30 a.m. at James J. Cullen Center, 1776 Union Ave., Hazlet.Registration for children age 3-5may also be done at that time. Children must be age 3 or 4 by Oct. 1 in order to register. The programconsists of three sessions, fall, ... More...
For many Garden State residents, it looks as though "New Jersey and you" are no longer perfect together. A recent report by Rutgers University uncovers an alarming exodus of residents from this state we're in. Titled "Where Have All the Dollars Gone? An Analysis of New Jersey Migration Patterns,"... More...
Guest Column
Bertha came to the Lutheran pastor in Weehawken weeping uncontrollably. She is a single, undocumented woman with a child. Her husband brought her here to this country some years ago and abandoned her. Bertha works in a small garment factory in urban northeastern New Jersey, at least she used to un... More...
Mr. Hasbrouck, 20, ofMiddletown, died Jan. 12, 2008, at Riverview Medical Center Red Bank. Born in Red Bank, he was a lifelong resident ofMiddletown. He was a guitar player for the local band Belfonte. He played hockey for the Bayshore Youth Athletic Association and won third place in his weight c... More...
PHOTOS BY CHRIS KELLY staff The hills (of Middletown) were alive with the sound of music on Jan. 11 when students from Nut Swamp School in Middletown presented scenes from "The Sound of Music" for friends and family at Thompson Middle School. More...
Young team looks to get one in the win column this week
Despite struggling out of the gate and going winless in its first seven matches, the youthful Middletown High School South ice hockey teamis poised to start winning some games, coach Stan Gutt said. More...
Lifelong Keyport resident runs fleet of tugs
KEYPORT- In July 2004, Capt.Mike Vinik's dream of turning his love for the water into a business came true with the toot of a tugboat's horn - and Vinik Marine Inc. was born. "For as long as I can remember, I've always wanted to be around the water," said Vinik, who quickly added that he has bee... More...