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      December 4, 2008  RSS feed

      CHRIS KELLY staff In observance of the 60th anniversary of the founding of the State of Israel, the Lakewood Historical Society sponsored a visit and talk from former Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir. Celebrity impersonator Rene Goodwin brought Meir back to life on Nov. 23 during an afternoon tea at the Lakewood Heritage Museum. Meir served as Israel's prime minister from 1969-74. More...
      Company sought 23%; deal said to be 10% over three years

      Howell residents who receive their water service from the New Jersey- American Water Co. will see an increase in the amount of their water bill in December. Howell Township Manager Helene Schlegel said a settlement regarding an increase in rates for the company has been reached between the New Jersey-American Water Co. and the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (BPU). More...

      But attempt to fill vacant council seat stalls in 2-2 vote

      Michael Reina has been elected Jackson's interim mayor by the members of the Township Council. In the wake of Mark Seda's resignation as mayor last week, the council on Nov. 25 voted 3-1 to name Reina, who had been serving on the council, as the interim mayor. More...


      Ronit Kobrinski returns to Africa to continue work

      Ronit Kobrinski is running in a race with cheetahs, a race, that is, to ensure the survival of cheetahs as the fastest sprinters in the animal world. "Cheetahs can sprint from zero to 70 mph in about four seconds," said Kobrinski, 28. "I was blown away the first time I saw a cheetah run. It was just awesome. More...


      Ocean County residents and visitors can now have important Ocean County information including press releases, commuter forecasts and emergency management updates e-mailed to them. "Getting information to our residents is key when it comes to letting them know about the numerous programs and services Ocean County offers," said Freeholder James F. More...


      HOWELL — The number of families seeking assistance from the Howell food pantry is rising, according to Eileen Lukenda, the director of the pantry. Lukenda said there are about 10 new families each month who are coming to the food pantry for help. She said the food pantry, which has been in existence since 1987, currently serves 100 families in Howell. More...
      Main Street New Egypt and the Neighborhood Preservation Program (NPP) would like to thank the many people and organizations who came together on Nov. 2 to make the Fall Harvest Fest a great day for New Egypt. More...
      My day was running smoothly until I rose up out of the office chair and to the tune of "The old gray mare, she ain't what she used to be," I pulled a muscle in my back. More...
      This is going to be a strange holiday season indeed. I knew it was off to a weird start when I stopped by the neighborhood liquor store the day before Thanksgiving to buy my annual bottle of Boggs Cranberry Liqueur. I buy one bottle of the stuff every year, and I pour myself one shot over ice to sip while I carve the turkey. My wife mixes her shot with Fresca. More...
      Dear Greg: Not far up the interstate from where I live, in a little town you've driven through hundreds of times, gasoline was selling for $1.39 a gallon last weekend. Pretty cool, huh? More...
      CHRIS KELLY staff Howell High School's Will Hayes (r) nearly intercepts a pass intended for Freehold Township's Ryan Spadola (l) during a Thanksgiving Day game on Nov. 27. Howell ended up losing the game by a score of 27-13. More...