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LONG BRANCH - After recent acts of violence that resulted in four homicides in the city, one religious leader is calling on fellow clergy in the community to join forces and pray for a solution. The Rev. Apostle Gloria M. James, pastor of the Power of Christ's Gospel Ministries on Joli... More...

LONG BRANCH - At the city municipal meeting Dec. 26, the City Council approved a resolution permitting land to be purchased by a developer for an oceanfront redevelopment proposal. Council adopted resolution 384-06, authorizing redeveloper Ocean Place Development LLC to purchase Abbo... More...

LONG BRANCH - Residents seeking to run for the District Board of Education must file candidates' nomination petitions on or before 4 p.m. Feb. 26. The election is scheduled for April 17. Petitions and school board candidate kits are available from the board secretary at Board of ... More...


********** The Long Branch Concordance (LBC) held its inaugural fundraiser, BrewSips@SICA, on Nov. 2 at The Shore Institute of the Contemporary Arts in Long Branch. Close to 100 people attended the event, which featured tastings of regional and international beers. The LBC is a nonp... More...


Petition forces vote on $2.7M bond issue for pavilion renovations

MONMOUTH BEACH - An increase in beach fees will still go through next summer despite a petition that blocked a proposal to issue bonds to pay for renovations to the borough's beach pavilion, according to Mayor Susan Howard. The petition circulated by residents means the proposal to i... More...


Retired educator is the first Democrat to hold seat in decades

FREEHOLD - Although Barbara McMorrow was the only one sworn in Thursday to the Monmouth County Board of Freeholders, as the first Democrat in 20 years to hold the position, it almost felt like a swearing-in for Democrats countywide. More...


LONG BRANCH - A marathon training program will be held starting Jan. 21 at Natural Healthcare Center on West End Court to prepare runners for the 11th annual N.J. Marathon to be held April 29 in Long Branch. Local marathoner and running coach Steve Loder will offer his EnduraFIT Marath... More...
Because Fort Monmouth is a valuable asset, you will hear all kinds of reasoning put forth for various agendas of those who want to control, at least, a part of this unexpectedly available piece of real estate. More...
Helping Darfur a cause to hope for in new year
Guest Column Aziza is only 17 years old, and as she went out to gather firewood in the bush with other women of her village in Darfur, three Sudanese militia men rode up on horseback and caught her. One man raped her and bit her arm and neck so everyone would know what had happened to h... More...
Evelyn Leavens' works in 'Art for the Arts' at Laurel Tracey Gallery
Evelyn Leavens' first show was in 1952, and her most recent exhibition is currently at the Laurel Tracey Gallery in Red Bank. She is as excited about the current exhibition of her large, colorful canvases as she was about her first show of smaller works almost 55 years ago. More...
Students make a difference, Students in the Let's Make a Difference Club at Pope John XXIII Regional Catholic School in Ocean Township, led by grade six teacher Tracie Keenan, have been busy collecting food for various organizations. More...
Local fishing prospects looking good for 2007
Who would have thought 2006 would be one of the best years on record for bass fishing for the New Jersey angler, with 2007 already looking to be an even better year? Having fished the Raritan Bay for over 35 years (and my father for over 55 years), I can say with confidence that t... More...