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Nursing home employees protest changes at facility
Administration says conditions for residents remain the same
By sherry conohan
Staff Writer
Union workers at the Gateway Care Center in Eatontown picketed in front of the nursing home last week to protest what they contend are shortages in staff and supplies that are affecting the care of patients. More...
District moving ahead with expansion plans
Sept. referendum
on bonds for
improvements to schools in works
By sherry conohan
Staff Writer

The West Long Branch Board of Education remains on schedule to go to a referendum in September on a proposed $7.4 million new addition and renovations at the district’s two-school complex, according to Dayton Faunce, city business administrator. More...

Monmouth U. students have a hand to lend
By Sherry conohan
Staff Writer

WEST LONG BRANCH — Students at Monmouth University are looking for some good deeds that need doing. More...


Accident
kills iron worker
Steel piling falls,
strikes Howell man
By carolyn o’connell
Staff Writer

LONG BRANCH — An iron worker lost his life in a tragic construction accident recently. More...


CHRIS KELLY A driver travels carefully down Bath Avenue, Long Branch, during last Friday’s snowstorm, the second substantial snowfall of the winter season. More...


Solution to traffic trouble sought
Officials discussed
possible changes for light at Route 35 intersection
By carolyn o’connell
Staff Writer

OCEAN TOWNSHIP — State officials seem to like what township officials have to say about potential changes as a means of relieving traffic congestion on West Park Avenue. More...


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CHRIS KELLY Bruce Owens, Long Branch, tries to clear the walkway of his Bath Avenue residence Feb. 7 after a major snowstorm blanketed the Shore area for the second time this year. More...
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 Letters
•Property taxes make myth of ‘American dream’
The American dream. What is it? One aspect of it is owning one’s own home. Those without one pine over whether they will one day be able to achieve such. More...
•What does it mean when water supply is in foreign hands?
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 Editorials
•Our Turn
Positive aspects to charting a new course
Residents of West Long Branch, Eatontown and Oceanport recently received something that not long ago was entirely unavailable — a choice in public education. More...
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 Obituaries
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STEPHEN E. STROM, 51, of Monmouth Beach died Feb. 10 at home. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., he resided in East Brunswick before moving to Monmouth Beach 10 years ago. More...
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 Schools
•Work begins on launch of new charter school
Middle school for three towns plans to open its doors in September
WEST LONG BRANCH — The Jersey Shore Charter School made its debut for the public Monday night at the borough’s public library. The school’s founders put on the first of several information sessions planned over the next several weeks. More...
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 Sports
•Trotter surpasses herself in Millrose Games mile
Katy runs 4:53.17
in finishing third;
Amanda Trotter eighth
When is a loss a win? When you’ve run faster than anyone else ever has in state history at the Millrose Games. More...
•Bulldogs enjoying a banner year on the wrestling mats
•Brookdale men (20-3) are making it a season to enjoy
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 Business
•Connecting industry is goal for independent producer
What New Jersey resident wouldn’t want to see the landscapes and scenery of their fair state on the silver screen? More...
•Business Briefs
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