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April 11, 2003
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Vigil a heartfelt
show of support
Approximately 150 turn out at rally for troops in Iraq
By sherry conohan
Staff Writer
In the damp, frigid night air, the Eatontown community turned out for a candlelight vigil to express support for the troops in the United States-led coalition in the hot desert of Iraq half a world away. More...
Change may come to school board
Six candidates vie for three seats on panel
By carolyn o’connell
Staff Writer

The school board race in Long Branch will be hotly contested as three incumbents, each finishing up a three-year term, will be challenged by three newcomers. More...

City firemen establish community benefit trust
By carolyn o’connell
Staff Writer

LONG BRANCH — The city’s paid firefighters have established a community trust fund to benefit civic organizations. More...


Commissioners creating plan to manage parking
By carolyn o’connell
Staff Writer

LONG BRANCH — With an anticipated budget in place, commissioners of the city’s parking authority have now turned their attention to establishing a source of revenue. More...


Testing, taxes, drugs issues for board hopefuls
Currently all-male board
assured of getting at least
one female member
By carolyn o’connell
Staff Writer

OCEAN TOWNSHIP — In the Ocean Township Board of Education elections, there are three seats to be filled and four candidates vying to fill them. More...


For soldiers’ families, the battle is close to home
Worried yet proud, families wait,
watch and pray
By sandi carpello
Staff Writer

Before fighting began in Iraq in mid-March, the United States had sent more than 200,000 soldiers into the Middle East. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Poets publish book
on Monmouth County
Writer’s Ink, a poetry group composed of local residents, has pub­lished a book about Mon­mouth County. More...
•NARFE membership meeting April 15
•‘Color of Flesh’ to open
in Long Branch April 17
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 Letters
•Public needs to focus on issues of alcohol abuse
April is national Alcohol Awareness Month and the focus is on underage drinking. Alcohol is the drug most frequently used by high school seniors, and its use is increasing. More...
•Builder sees need for redevelopment legislation
•Impressive improvements will add to city’s gridlock
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 Obituaries
•OBITUARIES
MARY "JAY" O’SHAUGHNESSY, 63, of Hazlet died April 7 at Bayshore Community Hospital, Holmdel. Born in New York City, she resided in the Bronx, N.Y. More...
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 Schools
•Three seats open on Eatontown school board
EATONTOWN — The candidates running for the Board of Education presented their credentials and views at a candidates forum Monday night. More...
•M.B. school board passes ’03-04 budget
•RBR girls hope to compete with Class B North’s elite
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 Sports
•Pitching, defense are keys for Hawks baseball team
Ocean’s Apicelli makes impact after transferring
As Monmouth University, West Long Branch, heads into the heart of the Northeast Conference baseball schedule, head coach Dean Ehehalt is pleased with where his Hawks are at. More...
•New coach is happy to be back at Red Bank Catholic
•Sport Shorts
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 Business
•City creates partnership to benefit area businesses
LONG BRANCH — City-based businesses now have a resource to help promote and maintain successful business practices. More...
•Auto dealer joins forces with diabetes association
•Rising tide of expectations at new River’s Edge
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