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World Champion Native American Fancy Dancer Larry Yazzie, a member of the Meskwaki/Dine Nation, performs a northern-style fancy dance at Monmouth University, West Long Branch, on Nov. 8 in celebration of Native American History Month. More...
Attny: City can’t take homes until they’ve been condemned

Residents in the Long Branch Beachfront North Phase II redevelopment zone have been given 90 days to surrender their homes to the city. More...


Officials tour storm-damaged beaches in Sea Bright, Long Branch

About $2 million to $3 million in federal funds could be coming to Monmouth County from Washington, D.C., to help restore sand to storm-ravaged beachfronts, including possibly those in Monmouth Beach and Long Branch, according to one area legislator. More...


Bravery of fearless young soldier in WWII battle recognized

James Serano has so many near-miss World War II stories to tell that they tumble out of him, one after another, after another. More...


Questions about whether bill restricting eminent domain applies to city

LONG BRANCH –– The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill last week restricting the use of eminent domain by local governments and there is disagreement over its impact on redevelopment in the city. More...


The Long Branch Veterans Day celebration will take place tomorrow at 10 a.m. at Jerry Morgan Park on Long Branch Avenue where there will be a ribbon cutting for the Veterans Memorial. At 11 a.m., the ceremony will move to city hall on Broadway where the Long Branch School District Veterans Day Essay More...
Cuts in Medicaid are a prescription for disaster
The recent tragic events brought on by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita have dramatically underscored what can happen to our nation’s poor and disabled — the most vulnerable among us — when government protection and health care services disappear. The vivid images of the most helpless people, fending for More...
Coda
I was going to write about politicians again this week, and how sick I’ve gotten of negative campaign advertising. More...
May I. Connett Mrs. Connett, 84, of Atlantic Highlands, and formerly Eatontown, died Oct. 31 at Care One King James, Atlantic Highlands. She was born in Keyport. Mrs. Connett was a department manager at Shelty United, Red Bank, before her retirement. She was a member of the First Baptist Churc More...
Most soccer teams would give anything to have the kind of season the 2005 Christian Brothers Academy squad has had. More...
Hollywood makeup artist pays visit to Pier Village cosmetics boutique
Although it won her an Academy Award nomination, Tina Earnshaw just can’t bear to watch a replay of the blockbuster movie “Titanic.” More...