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      December 19, 2002  RSS feed

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      VERONICA YANKOWSKI The drive-through holiday lights display at Six Flags Great Adventure, Jackson, makes for a nice seasonal meeting spot for Ron, Debbie and Seth Wadsworth of Pennsylvania and Michelle Ward of East Windsor. More...
      New department plan draws blast from GOP
      Ex-administrator
      claims Democrat
      insider is in line
      for new position
      By joyce blay
      Staff Writer

      Former Jackson municipal administrator William A. Santos, a Republican, has charged the Democratic-controlled Township Committee with planning to create a Human Resources Department that would be headed by Laura Borys, wife of the town More...

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      VERONICA YANKOWSKI Officials examine the scene of a fatal one-vehicle crash that occurred on Route 9 near Stanley Boulevard and Interstate 195 in Howell at 12:08 p.m. More...
      • Christmas celebration offered at DeBow’s church
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       Letters
      • Changing horse ordinance was bad idea 17 years ago, and it still is
      I would like to know how this issue of limiting the number of horses started up again? The township planner? Is this caused by a newcomer, who bought a home next to horses, and then decided they don More...
      • Writer claims new Jackson department will produce a plum post
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       Editorials
      • Political leaders must remain behind rail plan
      It will take all the political support the Monmouth-Ocean county region can muster to advance a plan for passenger rail service through this area of New Jersey, which continues to explode in population. 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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