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Chris kelly The Shore Players are in the midst of staging Barry Manilow’s Copacabana at Shore Regional High School, West Long Branch. Final performances are slated for this weekend. More...
Property taxes to rise 4% to support schools
Increase covers request for nearly $900,000 more
from local sources
By carolyn o’connell
Staff Writer

Long Branch’s school district will be getting by with less in the next academic year. More...


Sea Bright restaurateur heading to Pier Village
Second location for
Tim McLoone expected to open in 2004
& carolyn o’connell
By sherry conohan &
Staff Writers

Tim McLoone, owner of McLoone’s Riverside Dining in Sea Bright, will open a second restaurant on the beach in one of the redevelopment areas of Long Branch. More...


Rumson-Sea Bright bridge reopens a few hours early
By Sherry conohan
Staff Writer

SEA BRIGHT — The Sea Bright bridge, connecting the borough to Rumson, reopened on Friday night after being closed for a month for repairs, and businesses in the borough immediately noticed the difference. They had customers again. More...


Candidates form ticket to run for Twp. Council
Hopefuls running under ‘Clean Ocean’ banner first to begin campaign
By carolyn o’connell
Staff Writer

OCEAN TOWNSHIP — The incumbents may not be running, but voters will have plenty of candidates to choose from in the coming municipal election. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Monmouth Girl Scouts council names new board
The Monmouth Council of Girl Scouts, Farmingdale, has announced its Board of Directors for 2003-2005. The board includes officers, members-at-large and four teen-age girls who currently are senior Girl Scouts. More...
•~ Notes Around Town ~
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 Letters
•Attendance at affordable housing forum encouraged
Gov. James McGreevey warned developers, "If you reap benefits, you must also take responsibility for costs." He proposed allowing municipalities to impose a one-year building moratorium. More...
•Voters missing out on process by not picking political party
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 Editorials
•Our Turn
Time to deliver on public information
Right now every municipality and school district is somewhere in the process of introducing its next budget. For towns, this budget will be in effect for 2003, and for schools, the 2003-04 academic year. More...
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 Obituaries
•OBITUARIES
ISABELLA GRACE MOYNIHAN APY, 8 weeks old, died Feb. 16 at the Children’s Hospital of Boston after a brief illness. She was born Dec. 17 in Charlotte, N.C. More...
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 Sports
•RBC hangs on to upset Marlboro in SCT final
Caseys remain
undefeated with
48-46 win
Don’t sweat the little things, people say. But it’s the little things that keep coaches up at night, and it’s the little things that can decide a basketball game when two equal teams go at it. More...
•Brookdale wins first Region basketball championship
•Heller hoping to peak at the right time this year
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 Business
•Gaffney ready for role as university’s leader
Vice admiral comes
to Monmouth from National Defense University
WEST LONG BRANCH — Vice Admiral Paul G. Gaffney II, a career naval officer and president since 2000 of the National Defense University in Washington, D.C., has been tapped by Monmouth University to become the school’s seventh president. More...
•business briefs
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