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SCOTT PILLING staff Students from the Lakewood School District put their artistic skills on display at the annual all-district art show held recently at Lakewood High School. Harry Brown, 8, (above) was among the visitors who took a look at the students' creative pieces of art. Photo at left shows one of the works that was featured in the show. More...

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SCOTT PILLING staff Students from the Lakewood School District put their artistic skills on display at the annual all-district art show held recently at Lakewood High School. Harry Brown, 8, (above) was among the visitors who took a look at the students' creative pieces of art. Photo at left shows one of the works that was featured in the show. More...

Board OKs 18 homes at Farmingdale Estates

Developer agrees to reduce plan by six homes

BY LARRY HLAVENKA JR. Staff Writer

On June 1, the Howell Planning Board granted preliminary ap-proval for Kevin Skudera's residential development plan known as Farming-dale Estates. More...

American Red Cross blood drive June 24

HOWELL - The American Red Cross, the United Republican Club of Howell, and the Howell First Aid and Rescue No. 1 will conduct a blood drive on June 24 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Howell First Aid and Rescue No. 1, 16 Kent Road. To make an appointment for this blood drive, call (800) GIVE LIFE, (732 More...

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•	Affordable housing now part of project

•	Solemn ceremony marks service to United States

•	Ocean County will add to natural lands

•	Two FRHSD learning centers will merge into one program

•	Golf outing, dinner and auction for hockey team

•	Construction projects OK'd at pair of Lakewood schools

•	Sam's taps teacher as outstanding

Bulletin Board

•	Rockin' Fireworks Concert & Arts Festival

The Plumsted Township Council for the Arts will hold its sixth annual Rockin' Fireworks Concert and Arts Festival July 1 (rain date July 2) on the New Egypt High School Athletic Field on Evergreen Road. Fine and performing artists, creative writers, poets, professionals and amateurs, crafters, creat More...

•	Evening golf tournament to provide glowing night

•	Cape May craft show & dolphin watch cruise

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Letters

•	Group begins 'Power to End Stroke' effort

This year, at least 700,000 Americans will suffer a new or recurrent stroke, but no communities are at greater risk for stroke than the African American communities. Stroke is New Jersey's No. 3 killer and a leading cause of serious, long-term disability, but stroke is preventable. More...

•	Ask teachers why so many leave profession

•	Writer wants referendum on future of Ocean County nuclear plant

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Editorials

•	Lori Clinch

Are We There Yet? The Clinch clan sure livens up a campsite More...

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Greg Bean

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Schools

•	Holman pupils put art talent on display

There are 681 young artists at the Lucy N. Holman Elementary School in Jackson and their work was the main focus of the recent "Holman Museum of Art" and "Art Fair." More...

•	Goetz, McAuliffe pupils getting set for graduation

•	Jackson school board makes final adjustments to budget

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Sports

•	NES rained out; rookies graduate next week

NEW EGYPT - With rain falling in the morning, and a weather forecast calling for thunderstorms throughout the day, New Egypt Speedway management made the decision at noon to cancel Saturday night's scheduled racing program. More...

•	Sports Shorts

•	Gleason inducted into Jackson Athletic HOF

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