If you are out of work or want to change jobs, Ocean County College Career, Employment and Counseling Services sponsors a weekly job seekers support club. Meetings will begin Jan. 5 and are held 9-10 a.m. on Monday mornings in Room 104 at OCC's Center for Business Education and Training, 150 Brick Blvd., Brick. Admission to club meetings is free and open to the public. More...

Are the residents of the Flair development and the parents of children attending the Holman School aware that a major construction project is about to begin that will negatively impact on their lives? More...

Mrs. Quirk, 53, of Red Bank, died Nov. 25, 2008, at Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank, following a battle with cancer. She was vice president in the corporate investment management group at the Sumitomo Trust & Banking Co., New York City. She was predeceased by her parents, Edna M. and William B. Quirk. More...

PLUMSTED — Youngsters at the New Egypt Primary School are learning about gratitude through a program called Treats for Troops. The program was organized by guidance counselor Heather Smith and involved all of the children at the school. It was designed to re-enforce a lesson that was taught by Smith. More...

PLUMSTED — Sabrina Krowicki, a senior at New Egypt High School, has earned more than 400 medals and trophies in recognition of her equestrian abilities. In October she added the East Coast National Reserved Barrel Racing Champion in the Third Youth Division to her list of accomplishments. More...

JACKSON — A report from the township's financial advisers has indicated that Jackson's municipal bond rating is in excellent shape. "It is always nice to bring really good news," David B. Thompson, lead founder and chief executive officer of Phoenix Advisors LLC, Bordentown, told the Township Council at a recent meeting. More...