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      May 16, 2002  RSS feed

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      JERRY WOLKOWITZ Lakewood High School More...
      Ordinance expected to tighten local codes
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      By kathy baratta

      With an eye toward "beefing up code enforcement," the Howell Township Council is expected to introduce an ordinance that will update municipal codes already on the books. More...

       Bulletin Board
      • 4-H flea market slated for May 25
      The Ocean County 4-H will be hosting a flea market on May 25 at the Rutgers Cooperative Extension of Ocean County, 1623 Whitesville Road (Route 527) in Toms River, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Vendors are still needed. Spaces are $10 (nonrefundable). Residents may sell new or used items and must supply their own table and chairs. 4-H program volunteers will be selling food and beverages. All proceeds will go to benefit the Ocean County 4-H Youth Program. To register, call Judy Knehr at (732) 270-1096. More...
      • Bulletin Board Lack of snow no damper to snowman contestants
      • Bulletin Board Jackson choral group available for events
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       Letters
      • Trash on Jackson’s streets peeves resident, harms environment
      I have a question for those of you who travel the highways and byways of America, or more specifically those who travel the roads around Jackson. Can you name one road that isn More...
      • New Jackson Optimist Club members are truly community minded
      • Resident questions Howell Historical Society
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       Editorials
      • Two women are champions
      How can the heart of a true fighter be measured? Perhaps in the sense of never giving up, of battling on when the odds seem insurmountable. More...
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       Obituaries
      • Obituaries
      Greater Media Newspapers prints obituaries as a free community service, at no charge to the families of the deceased or to the funeral homes that provide the information. More...
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