Articles Posted in the News Category
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Little Silver Sale Days in Full Swing
By Anastasia M. Millicker LITTLE SILVER – Shoppers looking for sizzling pre-summer deals can head to Little Silver on Friday, May 18, and Saturday, May 19, for the fourth annual Little Silver Sidewalk Sale. The…
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In Memoriam – Obituaries for the Week of May 18-25, 2012
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Hooray! The Oceanic Bridge Reopens
By John Burton RUMSON — It was all smiles and congratulations as local, county and state officials gathered on the Oceanic Bridge Friday morning to celebrate the completion of the renovation project that closed the…
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Anchors Aweigh
Satchel Ryan, left, graduated last month from the Navy Officers Candidate School in Newport, R.I. The son of Denis and Stella Ryan of Rumson, he graduated in 2006 from Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School. He…
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The Sound of Music in Red Bank
Four Red Bank Regional (RBR) Visual & Performing Art students were selected to the prestigious All State Chorus. They are, from left, Courtney Ravelo and Vincent Martini, both of Union Beach; Evangeline Athanasiou, Red Bank;…
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Talking About Stuff
By Kathy Miele I was busy working on my computer when Steven walked through the room. He hesitated for a second then said, “I forgot to tell you, Nancy called.” “When did she call?” I…
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About Town
SANDY HOOK Ocean Fun Days will once again be offered at Sandy Hook from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday, May 20. For the ninth consecutive year, this popular pre-summer event will focus on…
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We The People
Benjamin Franklin, played by Sal Giacchi, a retired ad executive from Monmouth Beach (left), and John Adams, portrayed by Greg Schweers, a Sea Bright lawyer, attempt to convince Congress to vote for independence in the…
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20 Indicted on Drug, Gun Trafficking
By John Burton FREEHOLD – A Monmouth County grand jury has handed down indictments against 20 individuals who, law enforcement charge, operated an extensive drug and firearms trafficking operation. The defendants, who face a wide…
Garden State Quality of Life Jumps
by Two River TImes on May 18, 2012 | No Comments
By Patrick Murray 7-in-10 residents say New Jersey is good place to live In its regular tracking of New Jerseyans’ satisfaction with life in their state, the Monmouth University Poll found that the current Garden…
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