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January 26, 2006
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Students in the Long Branch High School Soundwave Jazz Band perform during the third annual Concert for Kids held at the high school Jan. 21. More...
Holy Trinity: Miracle on Exchange Place?
Bishop’s decision on whether to close school due Jan. 31
BY CHRISTINE VARNO Staff Writer

Last-minute intervention may be the miracle that staff and parents of students at Holy Trinity School in Long Branch have been praying for. More...


MU unveils plans for new athletic center
Multipurpose activity center could seat almost 5,000
BY SUE MORGAN Staff Writer

Only one West Long Branch residence is situated anywhere near Monmouth University’s proposed multipurpose activity center, and that home is occupied by the college president. More...


Chase for Life: Giving parents tools to save a child’s life
Daughter’s near drowning prompts founding of nonprofit
BY LAYLI WHYTE Staff Writer

LITTLE SILVER — Chase climbs up on her mother’s lap, and her mother is reminded of what could have been. More...


Work on Atlantic Ave. bridge near completion
BY CHRISTINE VARNO Staff Writer

LONG BRANCH — The Atlantic Avenue bridge, which was scheduled to reopen several months ago, will open this month, according to a Monmouth County spokesman. More...


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•Notes
Third-grade students at the Betty McElmon School in West Long Branch recently paid a visit to the K. Hovnanian Children’s Hospital at Jersey Shore University Medical Center (JSUMC) in Neptune. During the visit, Dr. Eduardo R. Bautista, pediatrician, demonstrated how an oxygen mask is used. The class More...
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 Letters
•Letters
Affordable housing is good for the economy, community
We’ve all seen large housing developments with a small number of affordable homes. And we’ve probably been told that the development was necessary to meet the town’s Mount Laurel obligation. But it wasn’t. More...
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 Editorials
•Will the real addicts please stand up?
Coda
It’s certainly nice to see the entire New Jersey Legislature is not made up of hypocrites. More...
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Steven Gosewisch Mr. Gosewisch, 51, of Ocean Township, died Jan. 12 at home. Born in Flushing, N.Y., he resided in Denville, and the Elberon area of Long Branch prior to moving to Ocean Township. He was a music teacher at Howell High School for 30 years, and recipient of the Teacher of the Yea More...
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 Schools
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L. Louis Jordan, chairman of the Youth Committee of the Greater Long Branch NAACP, addresses students at a gang-awareness assembly at Long Branch High School on Jan. 21 More...
•School referendum set for March 14
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 Sports
•Surprising CBA exceeding coach’s expectations
Upset of No. 1 St. Patrick’s turns heads throughout state
CBA basketball coach Ed Wicelinski never expected this year’s team to reach the third week of January with only one loss on its ledger. More...
•Shore rides sprinting prowess to relay title
•Shore grapplers look to overcome tough start
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 Business
•Smokers say impending ban in bars is a drag
Smoke-Free Air Act scheduled to take effect in the spring
Patricia Woodrow is “leaving the state.” The Matawan resident is planning a move to North Carolina because she said it will be the last state in the union to ban smoking in bars and restaurants. More...
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