Articles Posted August 2012
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AH’s Gluckstein Makes Monmouth County Proud
By Thomas A. Arnone Yes, the 2012 Olympic Games are now over but the pride that comes from watching our country’s representatives and all of their achievements will still remain in our hearts for a…
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Election Date Change Means School Board Campaigns Will Get More Political
By Tony Gallotto This Election Day – for the first time since 1903 – voters in most New Jersey’s school districts will elect their local boards of education members on the same Nov. 6 ballot…
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Letters and Commentary
Help Raise Funds for St. Jude’s by Dining Out To the Editor: I am the Hope Captain for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and Chili’s Restaurant of Eatontown. Chili’s is proud to support the lifesaving…
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Ah, Shucks!
By John Burton Kids volunteer at FH Firemen’s Fair for a ticket to ride FAIR HAVEN – Getting up early on a hot and humid late August morning to shuck corn may not be everybody’s…
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About Town
COLTS NECK Corporate Resource Alliance (CRA), a New Jersey contact and referral group for business executives, is hosting a golf outing to benefit Embrace Kids Foundation, Thursday, Sept. 13, at Pebble Creek Golf Club, 40…
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Second M’town Drowning in a Month
By John Burton MIDDLETOWN – A Brooklyn, N.Y., man out for a day of swimming and boating drowned Aug. 26 in Sandy Hook Bay, according to a New Jersey State Police spokesman. Hector Yandun and…
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Denial of 7-Eleven Proposal by Red Bank Board Challenged
By John Burton RED BANK – The developer looking to have an around-the-clock 7-Eleven convenience store on East Front Street has decided not to take the Planning Board’s no as the final answer. Dina Enterprises,…
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Art Petrosemolo to Exhibit Photographs at Eastern Branch Library
SHREWSBURY – Veteran visual journalist Art Petrosemolo will be exhibiting twice this fall at the Eastern Branch of the Monmouth County Library in Shrewsbury. Sport – It’s All About the Action, will be Petrosemolo’s first…
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Former Ft. Monmouth Hospital Could Become Medical Facility
By John Burton FORT MONMOUTH – A former Army hospital on what was Fort Monmouth property could become a new private sector medical facility, if the state authority overseeing the fort property redevelopment eventually approves…
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‘Dirty’ Case Ends in Victory for Preserved Farmland
by Two River TImes on Aug 31, 2012 | No Comments
By Michele S. Byers When the state Attorney General holds a news conference to announce an important court ruling, it generally means dirty business like murder, theft, arson or drugs. Attorney General Jeffrey Chiesa’s press…
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