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Candidates agree: City needs open government
Five vying for council cite affordable housing, recreation as priorities
BY CHRISTINE VARNO Staff Writer
The five candidates for Long Branch City Council faced off in a political debate Monday night, but appeared to agree on the major issues facing the city. More...

MIGUEL JUAREZ staff Ryan Langston and Melissa Dilger, homecoming king and queen, preside over Monmouth University's Homecoming Parade and festivities at the West Long Branch campus Oct. 28. More...

In the Arts

Beginning this weekend, audiences can revisit the summer of 1776 when the nation was ready to declare independence ... if only the founding fathers could agree to do it! The musical "1776" being presented by Phoenix Productions follows John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, Richard Henry Lee and Thomas Jeff More...


Full, partial terms up for grabs in freeholder race
Republicans Little and Lucas face Democrats McMorrow and Gibadlo
BY KAREN E. BOWES Staff Writer

Since 1984, Republicans have maintained total dominance over the Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders. More...


Different paths to education recognized
EMACC scholarships support studies of nontraditional students
BY GLORIA STRAVELLI Staff Writer

RED BANK - Illness sidetracked Kristin Brush's academic career right out of high school. Fortunately, she recovered enough to resume studies, but the one-year hiatus made it more difficult for her to get the kind of financial help most graduating seniors qualify for. More...


Broad Street resident: guardrail needed at curve
DOT: No plans to improve road, but will hear out Eatontown officials
BY SUE MORGAN Staff Writer

EATONTOWN -- If you've traveled along Broad Street lately, you might have noticed the holly tree lying in the front yard of the Connors home. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Cleanup at Henry Hudson Trail Nov. 9
The Monmouth County Park System will hold a cleanup of the paved Henry Hudson Trail, Matawan, Nov. 9 at 9 a.m. More...
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 Letters
•Exercise the right to vote
'Silly season" is upon us again - the ridiculous exercise of mud slinging among politicians. More...
•Invest in parks, invest in New Jersey's future
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 Editorials
•Citizens must re-enter state's political arena
Former Sen. John Lynch's agreement to plead guilty was probably the most important development in the past two weeks of unappetizing headlines in our state's major newspapers. More...
•An informed voter makes the best decision at polls
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 Arts / Zest
•View from a moving train
McKay Imaging Studio and Gallery in Red Bank is hosting an exhibit by photographer Andi Monick. More...
•'Murmurings' by Salvi
•WRAT Rock Art Show debuts at mall Nov. 3-5
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 Sports
•Spartans shock Eagles, claim division title
State's longest winning streak snapped at 43 games
Nothing lasts forever, so you knew sooner or later, Middletown South was going to lose a football game again. More...
•Along for the ride
•Lack of scoring, injuries plagued BCC men's team
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