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Angel Ruiz, a third-grader at Holy Trinity School in Long Branch, sings along with classmates as they entertain residents at Monmouth Care Center in Long Branch on March 6. More...
GOP state senator says new bill mirrors Assembly bill

Yet another piece of legislation regarding the eventual reuse of Fort Monmouth's infrastructure has been introduced in the New Jersey state Senate. More...


Building owners: We want right to develop our own properties

An overflow crowd filled Long Branch City Hall last week as residents and business owners pleaded with the City Council to vote down an ordinance that would allow the city to acquire properties in the Broadway Arts Redevelopment Zone. More...


Platform includes working with schools, anti-gang initiative

LONG BRANCH - Mayoral candidate Alfred "Alfie" Lenkiewicz announced the names of five council candidates Monday night who will run on his ticket in the May election. More...


Holy Trinity School third-grader Ben Brizuela, 9, Long Branch, reads to Mary Poll, a resident at Monmouth Care Center, on March 6 during a celebration of the birthday of Dr. Seuss. More...


Festival events include 'Godot,' short plays, films, panels, concert

'Waiting for Godot" was so popular in the 1960s that theaters programmed it whenever they wanted a hit. But it's Samuel Beckett's artistic value that motivated Two River Theater Company [TRTC] artistic director Jonathan Fox to organize a three-week festival celebrating the playwright's cente More...


Eatontown Memorial School will hold its 50th anniversary celebration on March 31 at the Sheraton, Route 35 and Industrial Way east. The event begins at 6:30 p.m. and includes a reception dinner and dancing to a DJ. Reservations are due by Wednesday. For more information, check the Web site www.Eaton More...
Teen alcohol abuse focus of town meeting
Alcohol is the most abused drug by children in our community, more than tobacco or any other illicit drug. In fact, 49 percent of seventh- and eighth-grade students have used alcohol, according to the Partnership for a Drug-Free New Jersey. This is a serious problem that is not going to go away by i More...
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Assistant State Education Commissioner Gordon A. MacInnes was quoted in the newspapers as follows, "Critics are right in saying that a lot of time and money has been wasted. That's a crime. You don't get that time back." More...
R.B., L.B. students get boost for college entrance exams
WEST LONG BRANCH - As a matter of choice, some area high school students are rising early on Saturday mornings to go to college. More...
There certainly seems to be something about the Central Jersey Group III tournament that brings out the best in the Monmouth Regional girls basketball team. More...
Upstairs Broadway Blues Lounge features live entertainment
LONG BRANCH - The secret behind the delicious food served at the new Cask 591 restaurant lies not in the wine, but in what holds the wine. More...