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January 23, 2008
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ERIC SUCAR staff Matt Boyle (l-r), Devon Meza, Gabriella Malinconicio, Alison Belen and Alex Galarza, brainstorm story ideas Jan. 17 as second-grade students from Village School in Holmdel help kindergartners at Keyport Central School develop story-writing skills. More...
'We have to listen to his words, not just extol them'
Rep. Holt tells Community YMCA at MLK memorial
BY MELISSA KARSH Staff Writer

The Community YMCA (CYMCA) 19th annual Memorial Breakfast celebrating the life of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. started off with hushed rumblings about the Giants' leap to the Super Bowl and ended with everyone on their feet, slapping hands together in praise of King's message and legacy. More...


Future ofMain Street a priority for Buccellato
Victor in mayoral runoff sworn in Tuesday
BY ERIN O. STATTEL Staff Writer

Newly elected Republican Mayor Paul Buccellato has high hopes for Matawan and the Main Street and train station areas, now that he is the official mayor. Buccellato ousted Democratic incumbent Mary Aufseeser by 50 votes in the Jan. 15 mayoral special election. More...


Three 'kings' talk local, world news on cable TV
'Real Talk' news show broadcasts to local audience
BY JAMIE ROMM Staff Writer

MIDDLETOWN - Ladies and gentlemen, meet the self-proclaimed "Kings of Local Access." The three "kings," known on air asAndy, Eddie and Savy, or in the other 167.5 hours of the week as Steve and Jim Perri and Savino Cuppari, are hosts of Comcast cable network's "Real Talk" television show that ai... More...


Debate continues on future of Lucent tract
Committee sends back report with request for less housing
BY ERIN O. STATTEL Correspondent

HOLMDEL - Plans for the Lucent property are once again back on the drawing board after some deliberation at last Thursday's Township Committee meeting. The 472-acre tract that is the former site of Lucent Technologies is back on the market after a deal with Preferred Real Estate Investments was ... More...


 Bulletin Board
•Teen Arts Night Feb. 12 at Monmouth Museum
Have you ever looked at awork of art and wondered what it means? Ever think about applying to a juried art show, or wondered how to? Through the Teen Arts Connection, theMonmouthCountyArtsCouncil's is hosting a TeenArts Night, a special time just for teens to look at and talk about the art in the ... More...
•Annual guitar show at Brookdale Feb. 17
•Classes, 'Lion King' trip offered by Hazlet Rec
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 Letters
•Ex-Human Rights chair charges retaliation
Iwould like to clarify some misconceptions from the Jan. 6 Middletown Township reorganization meeting at which I was not reappointed to the Middletown Human Rights Commission after 17 successful years, the last three as chairperson. More...
•RCAs make sense for Middletown
•Critics of deer hunters belong in Disneyland
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 Editorials
•Coda
Men's brains aren't cut out for detailed memory
Whenever my wife and I take a romantic walk down memory lane, remembering our years together as a couple, it always feels a little like tiptoeing through aminefield. One wrong step and BOOM! - you're blown clean off the river. We'll be looking into each other's eyes, and she'll ask something inno... More...
•Red State/Blue State
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 Obituaries
•Alfred D. Payne
Mr. Payne, 91, of the New Monmouth section of Middletown, died Jan. 15, 2008, at Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank. He resided in Brooklyn, N.Y., prior to relocating to New Monmouth in 1955. He was a director of the import export department for the New York Chamber of Commerce and Industry for ni... More...
•Adrienne M. McBride Rizzo
•Anne H. Maksin McLaughlin
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 Schools
•Story writing becomes a shared journey
Second-graders help kindergartners develop writing skills
HOLMDEL - Second-graders at the Village School are actively teaching students enrolled in Keyport Central School's kindergarten classes how to write stories. Teachers Karen Bennett and Jaime Panzella brought their secondgrade students to the Keyport Central School on Jan. More...
•Laptops, Smart Boards in use at middle schools
•Lawmakers pass new school funding formula
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 Sports
•CBA gets taken to the mat by Brick Twp.
CHRIS KELLY staff CBA's Pat Cunningham locks up Brick's Brian Decker tightly to try to earn points in the 119-pound weight class during a match at Brick Township High School on Jan. 19. Cunningham won the match 10-4, but CBA lost to the Green Dragons in the team battle by a score of 32-23. More...
•Matawan wrestling trying to regain last year's form
•Monmouth hoop teams having trouble getting wins
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