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May 30, 2002

CHRIS KELLY Art Kaney, aka Doodle Dude, was part of the fun at the Long Branch Historical Association’s Art in the Park expo on Saturday. More...

911 call leads to arrest of teacher, student
Ocean Township woman charged after release from hospital

Staff Writer

By carolyn o’connell

A Long Branch teacher and a 14-year-old student face drug charges after a 911 call alerted police to a possible suicide. More...

SRHS teachers vote no confidence in superintendent
Board notes school is held in high regard throughout the state

Staff Writer

By sherry conohan

In the midst of controversy over proposed staff changes, teachers at Shore Regional High School have taken a vote of "no confidence" in Leonard G. Schnappauf, superintendent/principal of the school. More...

Days of civil rights movement brought to life
Bus boycott, struggle
for voting rights part of show at Memorial School

Staff Writer

By Sherry conohan

EATONTOWN — With word and song, a two-member professional troupe told the story of the civil rights movement for students at the Memorial School in the play MLK: Amazing Grace. More...

M.B. Reclamation Authority evaluates security

Staff Writer

By Sherry conohan

MONMOUTH BEACH — Alarmed by warnings from top government officials and an FBI advisory about terrorism, the Two Rivers Water Reclamation Authority is taking stock of the security at its sewer plant and pumping stations to see if they are adequately protected. More...

•	School board unveils plan to take Indiana Avenue homes Board of Education wants to acquire about 10 homes

•	Accident takes life of Shore Regional student Senior was passenger in car that struck utility pole Saturday

•	Lack of volunteers becoming critical New test makes adding, keeping First Aid squad members difficult

•	Battle against geese getting creative, serious Towns employing various methods to move once migratory birds

•	Students re-create voyage of the ‘Titanic’ Borough schools built nine-week program around famous ship

•	High school’s new principal starts July 1 School’s current principal becoming an assistant superintendent in district

Bulletin Board

•	Disturbance ends with arrests

Staff Writer

EATONTOWN — Officers from 14 law enforcement agencies responded to break up a major disturbance in the parking lot of the Eatontown Roller Rink Sunday night. Three juvenile girls were arrested in the melee. More...

•	Paintings, photos on display at cultural center

•	~ Notes Around Town ~

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Editorials

•	First aid squads in critical condition

New Jersey is at a crossroads. It is becoming increasingly apparent that the state’s volunteer emergency response system is pushing its limits, and our communities must grapple with the possibility that the time of such exclusively volunteer effort is passing. More...

•	Guest Column Brian Unger Renaissance should not control beach access

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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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Sports

•	Shore girls just refuse to let their season wrap up

Staff Writer

Every postseason there seems to be that one team that refuses to let its season come to an end. This year that team is the Shore Regional softball squad. More...

•	Monmouth Regional, RBR, Shore win CJ track titles

•	RBC girls’ lacrosse team regains its winning touch

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