Articles Posted October 2012
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Red Bank Stuns Neptune Behind Stifling Defense
By Brian Deakyne LITTLE SILVER — At the opening kickoff of Saturday’s game against Neptune, Red Bank Regional head coach Nick Giglio was relaxed, wearing a black pullover donning the Bucs logo, hoping his team…
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Ben (Bernanke) and the Art of Business Cycle Maintenance
By Steven Pressman Economist John Neville Keynes maintained that while economics was a science, policymaking was an art. His son, John Maynard Keynes, developed the science of macroeconomics. Due to the work of Maynard Keynes…
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Business Beat
Bluegrass Miniature Golf Opens at Monmouth Park OCEANPORT – Bluegrass Miniature Golf opened on Saturday, Sept. 29, to rave reviews at Monmouth Park near the Port-au-Peck entrance. Bluegrass Miniature Golf boasts two 18-hole themed courses from…
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In Memoriam: Obituaries For The Week Of October 19-26, 2012
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FH to Get State Grant to Purchase Property for Park
By John Burton FAIR HAVEN – The borough will be getting some state assistance to acquire a long sought-after property to create a small riverfront park. The state Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has awarded…
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Romney Edges Obama in National Monmouth Poll
By the Monmouth Polling Institute The latest Monmouth University Poll of likely voters in this year’s national presidential race, taken after the first presidential debate but before the second, shows Mitt Romney with a nominal,…
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Towns Looking at Beach Public Access After DEP Initiative
By John Burton Local beach community mayors are re-evaluating their town’s requirements for beach access after the state’s environmental commissioner signed an initiative, forwarded by the Christie Administration. State Department of Environmental Protection (DEP)…
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Skywatch For The Week Of October 19-26, 2012
By Flo Higgins A Scorpio may be hard to know, but that is mostly because they do not trust too many folks. They just won’t let you into their secret life. This water sign person…
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Hauled Out
By John Burton RB business sees sure seasonal sign as boats come out of the water RED BANK – Labor Day is now long gone, kids are back in school and the air…
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Keeping the Farmer in the Garden State
by Two River TImes on Oct 19, 2012 | No Comments
By Michele S. Byers New Jersey is doing a wonderful job preserving our state’s highly fertile farmland. In fact, the permanent preservation of the 200,000th acre of farmland was just celebrated at a ceremony in…
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