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Fifth-graders Richard Nielsen (l-r), Ryan McGlennon, Christopher Arcos and Daniel Navarrete display a model of the solar system they worked on as a team for the science fair held Jan. 4 at West End School in Long Branch. More...
Cases will be heard Feb. 10 in state Superior Court

Attorneys representing residents in one of Long Branch’s redevelopment zones will challenge the city’s right to condemn properties in court this week. More...


Nine-member committee would be set up by law

To ensure that New Jersey’s state government, not just the local and county jurisdictions, have a voice in what happens to Fort Monmouth’s land, state Sen. Joseph M. Kyrillos Jr. (R-13) has confirmed that he will introduce a bill to set up a legal multijurisdictional entity charged with overseeing f More...


Team from Covenant Church joins Gulf Coast Relief Effort in Alabama

A team of volunteers from the Long Branch Covenant Church traveled to Alabama and used their hearts and hands to assist in the Gulf Coast Relief Effort for victims of Hurricane Katrina. More...


Youths will learn anger management, ways to handle conflict

Prevention First, located in Ocean Township, has a strong mission. The nonprofit agency is dedicated to strengthening the foundations of children and families by empowering them to successfully handle difficult everyday life situations and extraordinary challenges such as violence and substance abus More...


GOP holds 5-1 majority on council and mayor’s office

WEST LONG BRANCH –– As the Borough Council enters 2006, its latest roster of players hopes to remain intact for at least the rest of this calendar year. More...


‘Restoration of Quilts’ at Longstreet Farm Jan. 21
Historic Longstreet Farm, Longstreet Road, Holmdel, will host “Restoration of Quilts” Jan. 21 from 1-3 p.m. More...
Ideas for N.J.’s new CEO The new year brings a new chief to New Jersey, as Gov.-elect Jon Corzine takes office. His impressive environmental record in the Senate and his proposed environmental agenda bode well for New Jersey’s continued environmental progress. More...
Coda
There was a moving letter to the editor in last week’s edition of one of our newspapers, the Suburban, from a woman named Rosemary Mulvanerton, who wanted to thank the staff of a local Wendy’s restaurant for making her husband a cheeseburger. More...
Robert P. “Bob” Wolf Sr. Mr. Wolf, 54, of Oceanport, died Jan. 8 at home. Born in Long Branch, he resided in Eatontown 20 years, prior to moving to Oceanport 12 years ago. He was an auto body mechanic at Royal Collision, Freehold. Prior to that, he owned A & B Auto Body, Eatontown, for several More...
Red Bank Catholic’s girls have the opportunity to see how they measure up against the best the state has to offer this Sunday. More...
Casablanca gives shoppers marketplace aura
Linda Levy wanted her Deal gift shop to conjure up the ambiance of an exotic bazaar. So she filled every corner of the store’s interior to overflowing with beautiful, unusual, and even some rare, baubles like designer costume jewelry, vintage accessories and one-of-a-kind tchotchkes. More...