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May 2, 2002

CHRIS KELLY Volunteers cleared litter and debris from the Long Branch beach Saturday during the 2002 Spring Beach Sweep sponsored by Clean Ocean Action. Litter collected from beaches during the annual event helps provide data on sources of pollution that affect water quality. More...

Opposition pushes board to delay personnel cuts
Nearly 100 people
speak out against cutting music teacher’s hours

Staff Writer

By Sherry conohan

Move over, Mr. Holland. This opus belongs to Kevin Pryor. More...

Township camp closes out early
Afternoon program closed before sign-up period officially started

Robyn Ostrow doesn’t know what her kids will be doing this summer. Neither does Tricia Gerdon. Or Alan Davidson. More...

Teacher’s memorial may be dedicated this June
New scoreboard and
trophy case will honor William R. Bruce

Staff Writer

By Sherry conohan

EATONTOWN — Enough money has been raised for a memorial to William R. Bruce, a popular teacher and coach at the Memorial School who died last November, so that both a scoreboard and a trophy case can be purchased in his honor, Principal Ronald S. Danielson reported. More...

Twp. Council signs a new contract with Cablevision
Company will retain cable franchise in town for another decade

Staff Writer

By carolyn o’connell

OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Cablevision will remain the television cable provider for the township for another 10 years. More...

Communication breakdown delays condemnation
Residents say they were not informed of changes that will affect their land

Correspondent

By Robert DeGennaro

OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Rich Hogan’s property will remain in his hands for the time being. More...

•	Views on redevelopment at heart of mayoral race Grant pushing for more business, while Schneider contends mixed plan on the table is right concept

•	Picking up trash, support for anti-litter program COA pushes for new, tougher, littering law during beach sweep

•	McGreevey brings budget battle to town Governor addresses packed Wilson Hall about state matters

•	Trade Center memorial suggested for Sandy Hook Council supports concept but wants other works considered

•	Bill would bring back Clean Communities Program Palaia says he will support stricter enforcement provision

•	Unions trying to organize at recycler Company officials say dismissals not related to unionizing effort

Bulletin Board

•	Corzine sees protecting Sandy Hook as priority

Staff Writer

LONG BRANCH — Given his druthers, Sen. Jon Corzine, D-N.J., would like to see Fort Hancock on Sandy Hook remain as it is without the planned development that will bring in businesses, bed-and-breakfasts, restaurants and pubs. More...

•	County planners seeking answers on fort project Board concerned with habitat destruction, traffic related to proposal

•	Council candidates also focus on redevelopment

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Letters

•	Sierra Club requests disclosure of Hook plan Organization seeks independent assessment of possible effects

A local environmental group has called for an independent assessment of the environmental effects of a National Park Service plan to redevelop Fort Hancock on Sandy Hook and a more in-depth study of its effect on threatened and endangered species. More...

•	Center seeks volunteers for various opportunities

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Editorials

•	Memorial need not be in place tomorrow

Things seem to be moving very quickly to put a memorial to the victims of the World Trade Center attacks on Sandy Hook. Perhaps a little too quickly. More...

•	Guest Column Brian A. Unger The Pit truly becoming a pit from construction debris

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Obituaries

•	OBITUARIES

Greater Media Newspapers prints obituaries as a free community service, at no charge to the families of the deceased or to the funeral homes that provide the information. More...

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Schools

•	Search Day School for autistic kids wants to expand

Staff Writer
OCEAN TOWNSHIP — A planned expansion of the Search Day School on Wickapecko Road will go before the Zoning Board of Adjustment May 9.

The school for autistic children has submitted a proposal to the board to build a new $1.7 million, one-story building on their property, which would be located in front and to one side of the existing two-story building at the site. More...

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Sports

•	Timely hitting propels Wave past RBC in extra innings

Staff Writer

Twice Long Branch needed to come from behind against Red Bank Catholic, and twice it succeeded. More...

•	Jersey Blues win GSAC; get No. 1 seed for Region XIX

•	Spartans remain perfect as O’Brien saves the day

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