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February 16, 2006
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Max and Mara Sobrano of Monmouth Beach enjoy the freshly fallen snow on Sunday as they slide down Cemetery Hill in West Long Branch. More...
Lewis: Rezone fort land for what’s there now
Council prez: Zoning would help control future development
BY SUE MORGAN Staff Writer

Before developers come knocking at Eatontown’s doors with building plans for what is now Fort Monmouth, a borough official wants to lay down some ground rules. More...


Mayor: No conflict of interest by law firms
Challenge to eminent domain seeks to stay taking of properties
BY CHRISTINE VARNO Staff Writer

Long Branch Mayor Adam Schneider Monday refuted charges that law firms representing the city in the redevelopment of the beachfront were involved in a conflict of interest because they had ties to developers. More...


Where there’s The Wave, there’s hope
Wave of Hope concert a fundraiser for schools hit by Katrina
BY CHRISTINE VARNO Staff Writer

LONG BRANCH –– The city public school system has stepped up and is reaching out to help the less fortunate through its Wave of Hope organization. More...


Eatontown to spend $400K for Capilupi tract
Borough will use Green Acres grant, bond to buy 4 acres
BY SUE MORGAN Staff Writer

EATONTOWN — Benito and Antoinetta Capilupi need not worry about being displaced from their home even though they will soon turn over ownership of the land it sits on. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Notes
The West Long Branch Sports Association is taking applications for this spring’s baseball, softball and T-ball teams until Feb. 24. The applications can be downloaded from the association’s Web site at www.wlbsports.com and mailed to the post office box shown on the form. For more information, call More...
•IAMA to offer spaghetti dinner, casino trip
•County group offering $750 scholarship
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 Letters
•Letters
Transform Fort Monmouth to ‘N.J. State U’
So now even the county wants a piece of the pie for yet another county park. It looks more and more like Fort Monmouth is to be broken up for a variety of uses. What a shame when it could so easily be the site of a new state university. More...
•Weight of indictments is dragging Merla down
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 Editorials
•Victim of eminent domain abuse speaks out
Your Turn
On Thursday, Feb. 2, my family received the next step in the eminent domain taking from the city of Long Branch — a nice thick package of papers that to us only says, “We are stealing your land so get out now.” More...
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Marie Galloway Brossa Mrs. Brossa, 77, of Eatontown, died Jan. 22. Before her retirement, she was a nurse at Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch. Mrs. Brossa is survived by five sons, Cliff, John, Patrick, Robert and Luther Brossa; two daughters, Nancy and Rosemarie; 19 grandchildren; and 10 More...
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 Schools
•District goes high-tech for student safety
LONG BRANCH –– The Long Branch Board of Education has introduced a new technology to the school system to help ensure the safety of students in the district. More...
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 Sports
•Young Jersey Blues team has turned the corner
Brookdale men are 18-4 after 1-3 start
With 18 wins in their last 19 games, the Brookdale Community College men’s basketball team has obviously righted the ship. More...
•RBC hockey team plays to extend its season
•Rumson girls putting together special season
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 Business
•Cell phones, texting spell demise of card store
A la Card closing after 28 years at Monmouth Mall
If there were a card that summed up the plight of the shrinking greeting card market, it might read something like: More...
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