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January 18, 2007
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DEP hears opposing views on beach club proposal
Family member pleads for sale, but opponents want site preserved
BY LIZ SHEEHAN Correspondent
LONG BRANCH - In front of a room packed with opponents of the proposed development of the Lake Takanassee Beach Club, Ginger Peters, one of the owners of the club, explained her reasons why the property must be sold, while others presented the case for keeping the site and its historic b... More...
Counselor: Domestic abuse a community issue
Concordance panel told everyone must take responsibility
BY CHRISTINE VARNO Staff Writer

LONG BRANCH - - Domestic violence is a community issue affecting people of all races, genders and ages, a counselor reported at the Long Branch Concordance (LBC) monthly meeting last week. And agencies, such as 180 Turning Lives Around, can provide prevention, intervention and coun... More...

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The 11th annual Long Branch/Florida reunion is scheduled to held on March 3 at John Prince Park in Lake Worth, Fla. For more information, call Dick Gallo at (571) 733-0009 or Tony DeSantis at (561) 738-4859. ***** Holy Trinity Church in Long Branch will host social/ballroom dances... More...

 Letters
•Why honor McGreevey?
Ex-Gov. James McGreevey was recently honored with the unveiling of his portrait in a New Jersey Statehouse ceremony. We must remember that McGreevey gave a state homeland security position to his alleged gay lover Golan Cipel, who was totally unqualified for the position. More...
•NPS needs new bridge for Fort Hancock plan
•A balmy January, brought to you by global warming
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 Editorials
•Your Turn
Guest Column Long Branch Concordance: What matters and why?
I've been pondering about the Long Branch Concordance (LBC) and my removal as executive director. It was quite a surprise, coming two days after the LBC's fundraising event during which board members complimented me effusively. I think what matters most with the LBC is: families and chi... More...
•Sorry, your time ran out while I was talking
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 Arts / Zest
•Her clients are creatures great and small
Handler trains dogs and small animals for commercial work
Lisa Christman lives a dog lover's ideal life. As the lead trainer and handler for the New York-based All Creatures Great and Small animal advertising agency, she not only takes her dogs to work with her, they often get paid for the day. More...
•In the Arts
•Exhibit connects the arts
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Roger G. Fary Mr. Fary, of Andover Township, died Jan. 11, 2007, following a lengthy illness. Born in Eatontown, he resided in Andover Township the past 46 years. He was employed by Pearson Education, Cedar Knolls, retiring in 1993. Prior to that, he was a salesman for the Follett Publi... More...
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 Schools
•Bomb threat results in arrest of SRHS students
WEST LONG BRANCH - Two Oceanport youths are facing charges for a bomb threat at Shore Regional High School last week that resulted in an evacuation of the building. On Jan. More...
•Full Story
•Monmouth U submits scaled-down MAC plan
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 Sports
•Brookdale demoralizing teams with their three-point shooting
That the three-point shot is a major part of Brookdale Community College's women's basketball team is not a surprise in and of itself. What has teams in a state of confusion on the hardwood is who is putting up those long-range shots - their 6-0 forwards. More...
• Fish On
•Sports Shorts
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