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May 4, 2006
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Corzine signs fort redevelopment bill
Holt urges focus on job creation, with land use to follow
BY SUE MORGAN Staff Writer
The bill creating a new reuse panel for Fort Monmouth in Eatontown was actually born in a missive between a U.S. congressman and the state's former acting governor. More...
Hotel campus zone plans unveiled

Redevelopment calls for Broadway to be extended to oceanfront More...

PHOTOS BY CHRIS KELLY staff Above Gov. Jon S. Corzine sits next to U.S. Rep. Frank Pallone and Rep. Rush Holt at a news conference prior to the bill signing of the Fort Monmouth Economic Revitalization Act into law. Below, local politicians, military staff and members of the public attend the news c... More...


Renovations continue to historic church
Second phase of work will secure exterior of 127-year-old structure
BY CHRISTINE VARNO Staff Writer

LONG BRANCH -- The second phase of a multiphase renovation project to restore the Long Branch Historical Museum will get under way sometime this month. More...


No increase in cost of beach fees this year

LONG BRANCH - An ordinance introduced by the City Council at the April 25 meeting calls for no increase in beach fees over last summer's rates. More...


Center announces blood drives scheduled for May

Central Jersey Blood Center, Shrewsbury, has announced the following local blood drives: More...


Eatontown adopts $19.8M 2006 budget
Average property tax rate will be 40.4 cents per $100 of assessed valuation
BY SUE MORGAN Staff Writer

EATONTOWN - Property owners here will pay an average of $158 monthly in municipal taxes under the 2006 municipal budget adopted last week by the Borough Council. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Salvation Army online auction now under way
The Salvation Army's New Jersey Division is conducting an online auction through May 24 in an effort to fill its fundraising goal deficit from the 2005 kettle season. More...
•Notes Around Town
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 Letters
•Board prez defends center against criticisms
As the president of the Long Branch Senior Center Advisory Board, and a 14-year member of this center and one of the 1,200 registered members, I would like to respond to the comments made by a candidate at the debate held April 24. More...
•Budget cuts, 'fire sales' threaten open spaces
•Web site a resource for young people
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 Editorials
•Greg Bean
Coda Residents need more info about evacuation More...
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 Arts / Zest
•In the Arts
"From Plein Air to the Studio," a solo show of works by landscape artist Anthony Migliaccio, is on exhibit at the Jewish Community Center in Deal. An artist's reception will be held today, 6:30-8 p.m. The exhibit will run through June 28 at the JCC Gallery, located at 100 Grant Ave. For information, More...
•Worlds collide at the Guild of Creative Art
•SICA issues call for help
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
James F. Ventresco Mr. Ventresco, 72, of Long Branch, died April 25 in Long Branch. Born in Long Branch, he was a lifelong resident of Long Branch. He was a meat specialist and director of operations for 20 years at Shop Rite, West Long Branch, and 10 years at Wakefern Food Corporation, Edison More...
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 Schools
•School board reorganizes with one new member
Failed budget to go before Borough Council for review
EATONTOWN - Even if its nearly $18.2 million budget bit the dust last week, the local school board still celebrated other victories at its annual reorganization meeting. More...
•Latino students skip school on day of protest
•Shore Reg'l H.S. board reorganizes
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 Sports
•Marathoners tour Long Branch, Monmouth Beach
Marathon runners from across the state and beyond converged on the Ocean Promenade in Long Branch on Sunday for the 10th anniversary edition of the New Jersey Marathon. More...
•Trotters add to their history at the Penn Relays
•Brookdale tennis team is back among Region's best
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 Business
•It's a small (but stylish) world, after all
Mother/daughter team open Lulu Rose Children's Boutique
LITTLE SILVER - Everything's coming up roses - Lulu More...
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