New Egypt High School's Lindsay Mann (5) works a possession past Moorestown Friends School's Maeve Kelly during a state tournament field hockey match on Nov. 7. New Egypt won, 2-0, at home in Plumsted and advanced in postseason play. Tonight the Lady Warriors will play in the NJSIAA Group I state semifinals. For more, see Sports.
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Jackson residents want official out of office now
BY DAVE BENJAMIN Staff Writer
Three Jackson residents have submitted a notice of their intent to push for a recall election to remove Mark Seda from his position as mayor. Residents Catherine Genovese, Joyce Cladek and Dennis Lafer filed the notice with the office of the township clerk last week. More...
November is designated as Premature Awareness Month
BY JENNIFER KOHLHEPP Staff Writer
Not every baby born prematurely is as lucky as Millstone Township's Hannah Siegel. Hannah, who will celebrate her third birthday in January, was born during the 29th week of Cheryl Ann Siegel's pregnancy, under traumatic conditions that put both mother and child at risk of losing their lives. More...
PLUMSTED — The resources of the Plumsted Police Department will be enhanced and expanded under the terms of a intergovernmental shared services agreement with the Ocean County Prosecutor's Office that was approved by the Township Committee at its meeting of Nov. 5. More...
For the fourth year in a row, the First Presbyterian Church, 118 West Main Street, Freehold Borough, will be the site of an uplifting Christmas concert. The 2008 holiday concert that is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Dec. More...
BY DAVE BENJAMIN Staff Writer
PLUMSTED — There were no incidents of vandalism that cost the Plumsted School District money during the 2007-08 school year. School administrators recently released the district's 2007-08 violence and vandalism report. According to state law, each school must issue a report and hold a public meeting to discuss the contents of the document. More...
Military makes slight adjustment in flights
