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ERIC SUCAR staff Four-year-old William Bodnar, of Holmdel, has his sights set on a new pair of shades that were among the wares available at the first Long Branch Jazz & Blues Festival held on the Great Lawn Sept. 1. More...
Long Branch-Colts Neck RCA in doubt
Appellate Court sends agreement back to COAH for review
BY CHRISTINE VARNO Staff Writer

An agreement that provided the city of Long Branch with funds to construct an affordable housing project is in question after an Appellate Court ruled that the matter be reconsidered by the state Council on Affordable Housing (COAH). More...


Environmental sites at fort subject of meeting
Nov. 3 meeting on 43 sites in need of remediation
BY LIZ SHEEHAN Correspondent

TINTON FALLS - Representatives of local municipalities will be able to get information on Nov. 3 about 43 environmental sites at Fort Monmouth that are in need of restoration. More...


Uncovering tombstones, recovering the past
Resident takes on restoration of neglected cemeteries
BY AMANDA BELING Staff Writer

WEST LONG BRANCH - - Local resident Joel Parry spends his free time restoring two local cemeteries and in the process, is helping to uncover local history. According to Parry, there is a lot of historical information in the cemeteries that people probably don't know about because of how neglecte... More...


ERIC SUCAR staff Ryan Hartt & the Blue Hearts perform at the first Long Branch Jazz & Blues Festival held on the Great Lawn on Sept. 1. More...


 Letters
•Everything or nothing before us
Itoo reside in the bovine borough of beautiful Eatontown, and although my palatial abode does not abut the proposed property on which said convenient store (aka Wawa) is proposed; I too feel your pain. Quite frankly, the very thought of another behemoth leaves me agog. This type of establishment ... More...
•Subject: Ocean & bay sewage slicks
•Borough should rebuild Peninsula House
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 Arts / Zest
•"Harp" by Medy Quiroz
A solo exhibit of works by Red Bank artist Medy Quiroz will open this weekend at the Monmouth Beach Cultural Center, 128 Ocean Ave. An opening reception for "Triple Play" will be held Saturday, Sept. 8, 6-8 p.m. A lyrical abstract expressionist painter, Quiroz will also be showing fine art photo... More...
•'Noah's Ark: Last Exit, East of Eden'
•IN THE ARTS
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 Sports
•Caseys enter the season amid high expectations
With the return of their high powered offense and what they're hoping proves to be a revamped defense, the Red Bank Catholic Caseys are building a strong case for themselves to be the team to beat in the Liberty Division. "We bring back more than we lost," said head coach Frank Edgerly, now in h... More...
•Ocean looks for familiar results with new faces
•Bulldogs hoping their defense matures quickly
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