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Food, Household Supply Drive Oct 22-26
MIDDLETOWN – The Middletown Social Services Department will hold a food and cleaning supplies Drive Oct. 22 – 26 with drop-offs at several locations. Nonperishable food, cleaning supplies, personal hygiene items and paper products are needed…
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Burglar of Exclusive Homes Gets 5-Year Prison Term
By John Burton FREEHOLD – The Beachwood man who admitted to breaking into a series of homes on Middletown’s Navesink River Road, including rock star Jon Bon Jovi’s, and stealing hundreds of thousands dollars…
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Lifelong Resident Named New Shrewsbury Police Chief
By John Burton SHREWSBURY – Louis G. Ferraro, a more than two-decade veteran of the borough police department, has been made the new police chief. Ferraro, 44, has been serving as the acting chief since March…
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Pool Named for Ranney School Teacher
By Michele J. Kuhn TINTON FALLS – Emmett Walling is a much beloved part of the Ranney School community and now he has an aquatic center named after him to prove it. The Hope Road…
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Ah, Nuts!
By Michele J. Kuhn Barnacle Bill’s ends tradition of serving peanuts RUMSON – It’s true. Barnacle Bill really did toss Mr. Peanut from his bar – and dining room. The First Street restaurant, which…
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Monmouth Boat Club Elects 2012 Officers and Supervisors
RED BANK – Monmouth Boat Club’s incoming commodore and vice commodore know the club well. Commodore-elect Skip Bugbee’s family joined MBC in the 1960s while Pat Corr’s family has been members since the 1950s. The two…
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Anchors Aweigh!
MIDDLETOWN – The New School of Monmouth County held its 19th Annual Boat Day event Friday, Oct. 5, at the Spy House Beach in Port Monmouth. Each year the children from the school design and build…
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Proposed SB – Rumson Bridge Will Impact Nearby Businesses
By John Burton The proposed choice for the replacement of the Rumson-Sea Bright Bridge was met with a cool reception but eventual acceptance by local officials. It could, however, mean the loss – or at…
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Getting Kids ‘Hooked on Fishing’
By John Burton A bill, championed by a Monmouth County state senator that encourages kids to participate in outdoor activities in an attempt to steer them away from destructive behavior, is now law. Gov. Chris…
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Riverview, Bayshore Hospitals to Host ‘Your Body, Your Health, Your Way’
RED BANK – Knowledge is power. Riverview Medical Center and Bayshore Community Hospital are inviting the public to learn more about the latest developments, treatment options, and medical advances in breast health at a special…
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