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      March 27, 2008  RSS feed

      CHRIS KELLY staff Tara Vitale, 11, of Howell, shows a strong stride as she participates in the Sgt. Pat's 5K Run on the Long Branch oceanfront on March 22. The annual event, which also includes a 2-mile fitness walk, honors and remembers slain Long Branch Police Officer Sgt. Patrick King, who was killed while on duty in November 1997. More...
      DiBella, Schomaker will end service in December; 4-year seats up for grabs

      There will be a new mayor and at least one new Howell Township Council member in office in January. Republican Mayor Joseph DiBella has announced that he will not seek re-election for a second four-year term as mayor. At the same time, Republican Councilwoman Cynthia Schomaker announced that she will not seek re-election to a third fouryear council term. More...

      Game originated in Washington state, exercise aspect touted

      It is the latest rage taking the country by storm - a cross between tennis, badminton and paddle tennis - and it has finally arrived in Jackson. It's called Pickleball and it has drawn close to 100 residents of the Four Seasons Metedeconk Lakes adult community to meetings, discussion groups, video viewings and on-court sessions to learn how to have a love of the game. More...


      Department personnel honored for service to community

      JACKSON - Two police officers have been promoted to the rank of sergeant, while several other officers have been awarded the Command Citation Letter, the Excellent Police Duty Ribbon and the Meritorious Duty Award. More...


      JACKSON- The members of one local church have been giving away cash to help people buy food. "We wanted to do something special for Easter for the community," said Christopher D. Soleberry, pastor of the Hope of Glory Worship Center. More...


      JACKSON - What could be better than learning how to stay healthy while enjoying a delicious luncheon? That is exactly what transpired at the Jackson Senior Center on March 5 when seniors were treated to a demonstration lesson of Tai Chi: Your Health Defense and a healthy meal. More...


      JACKSON - The Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) has 15 newly graduated volunteer members. "CERT training promotes a partnering effort between emergency services and the people they serve," said Al Robbins, Jackson's CERT trainer. More...


      LAKEWOOD - Raffle tickets are currently being sold for the Kimball Medical Center Foundation's car raffle to benefit the hospital's Mother-Infant Pavilion. The winner of the raffle will have the opportunity to select any 2008 Pine Belt Auto Group vehicle with a manufacturer suggested retail price of up to $40,000. More...
      Iam writing because I am supporting Scott Sargent for the Jackson Board of Education. For far too long, the school board and administration have become too comfortable and too complacent with one another to make any real changes in the district and this has gone on long enough. More...
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      Father of the groom: 'I'm not responsible!'
      Idon't mean to sound like I'm whining here, but I think I've led a pretty responsible life, and all that responsibility has turned me into a shadow of my former self (a larger shadow, if you're looking at the shadow of my waistline). More...
      Mr. Armhold, 85, of Spotswood, died March 15, 2008, in Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, New Brunswick. Prior to his retirement in 1980, he was employed as a foreman at E.I. DuPont, Parlin section of Sayreville, where he worked for 40 years. His wife, Katherine Ureneck Armhold, died in 1993. Surviving are three daughters, Kay S. Hornung of Pine Beach, Karen A. More...
      Like many 21-year-olds joining the work force, Mike Marx Jr. works very long hours. But, that is where the comparison ends between him and his peers. You won't see Marx in a suit and tie. He works outdoors, driving and training standard bred racehorses. The hours are long and the work very hard, but, very rewarding at the same time. More...
      For those people who have cold feet about getting pedicures when the weather outside is not so hot - fear not. A new product keeps tootsies toasty and gives those who purchase them a warm feeling inside to boot, because a portion of the sales will help families with autistic children. More...