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September 24, 2009 / Front Page

Construction under way at Sunnyside development

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St. Veronica parish celebrates 50 years of faith and fellowship

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CODA

SkyScreamer gives riders thrilling view of park

Food pantry benefits from young athletes

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Jaguars pound EB Bears in state lacrosse action

Horsemen take reins at Monmouth Park

Developer makes case for hotel

Traffic on Route 9 near Aldrich Road, Howell, is one cause for concern

BY LAUREN CIRAULO Staff Writer

Representatives from Northwoods Center continue on in their pursuit of approval from the Howell Zoning Board of Adjustment for an application that includes the proposed construction of a day care center and hotel in a Highway Development zone (HD-1 More...

In the Service

Army National Guard Pfc. Matthew J. Chasey, son of Lisa Chasey of Lakewood, has graduated from the Infantryman One Station Unit Training at Fort Benning, Columbus, Ga. More...

Residents to gather for Howell Day fest

BY LAUREN CIRAULO Staff Writer

HOWELL — As school begins and the air turns crisp, the Howell Parks and Recreation Department is busy preparing for the most anticipated yearly event in the community. More...

Free family festival in Jackson

JACKSON — The autumn brings cool weather, another school year, and the 15th annual Fall Forestry Festival at the Forest Resource Education Center (FREC) in Jackson. Families, groups and Scouts are invited to this event on Oct. More...

Race for the Cure set for Oct. 4 at Great Adventure theme park

JACKSON — The Komen Central and South Jersey Race for the Cure will once again be held at Six Flags Great Adventure, Route 537. The Oct. 4 race will be hosted by Susan G. Komen for the Cure Central and South Jersey and will include a U.S. More...

Seems like old times

Paul Sterling, of Little Egg Harbor, plays a set of his drums that were for sale at the Charity Renaissance Faire, hosted by the Lakewood Lions Club and the Society for Creative Anachronism at Pine Park, Lakewood, on Sept. 20. More...

Plumsted will auction municipal equipment

PLUMSTED — Faced with state aid cuts for the last two years from Trenton, the Plumsted Township Committee has authorized a public sale of hundreds of items to raise revenue, according to Mayor Ron Dancer. More...

Girl Scouts will host horse expo Sept. 26

Many children are captivated with horses — their elegance and gentle nature are almost irresistible. More...

Area parishes embark on pastoral planning process

BY PATRICIA YOCZIS Correspondent

Cooperation, coordination and collaboration among parishes are some of the expected outcomes of the pastoral plan recently released by the Diocese of Trenton. More...

Letters

Columnist provided balanced account of race

I want to compliment Tri-Town News Managing Editor Mark Rosman on a good analysis of the election for governor ("Corzine and Christie: A Couple of Characters"). More...

Change in state housing law may mean trouble for Jackson residents

The Jackson Valley Hovbilt development in the Cassville section of Jackson which was originally supposed to have 965 age-restricted homes can now be converted to non-agerestricted. More...

Jackson tree removal ordinance will not work as intended

This letter concerns a tree removal ordinance that was adopted by the Jackson Township Council on Aug. 11. The basic premise of this ordinance is flat-out wrong. More...

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Columns

Homeowners win battle, but the war is not over

Coda • GREG BEAN

So, the Long Branch homeowners in the MTOTSA neighborhood have finally won a major battle, after years of litigation, protest and uncertainty. More...

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Obituaries

Shannon Lee Milius

39, of New Egypt

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Veronica Elizabeth Lynch Early

Mrs. Early, 87, of Hazlet, died Aug. 22, 2009, at Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank. She had resided in Chesapeake, Va., the Belford section of Middletown, and Shrewsbury before relocating to Hazlet. Mrs. Early was a former housemother at St. More...

Kimberly Ann Mack

Mrs. Mack, 47, of Red Bank, died Sept. 17, 2009, at St. Barnabas Hospice at Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch, following a battle with cancer. She was a mammographer at Red Bank Radiology. Mrs. More...

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Sports

Gymnastics talent led by Howell

BY TIM MORRIS Staff Writer

It would be unfair to expect Freehold Regional High School District gymnasts to match their accomplishments of 2008. Last year was as good as it gets, with Howell High School's Austyn Fobes winning the state all-around title. More...

Warriors have big goals for '09 soccer campaign

The New Egypt High School boys soccer team opened the 2009 season with a pair of 7-0 victories over Trenton Catholic and Burlington City, as coach Sam Palumbo says the campaign has the makings of an "interesting year." "We have a little size and s More...

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Jackson Memorial High School quarterback Garrett Dorsey tries to break free from the grasp of Manalapan's John Sieczkowski during a game between the Jaguars and the Braves on Sept. 17 at Jack Munley Field in Jackson. More...

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Knights from days of yore stage a battle during the 26th annual Charity Renaissance Faire, hosted by the Lakewood Lions Club and the Society for Creative Anachronism at Pine Park, Lakewood, on Sept. 20. For more photos, visit www.gmnews.com. More...

Gaskill, Stallone join Jackson race for mayor

Four-man race for 6-month term will be on Nov. 3 ballot

BY DAVE BENJAMIN Staff Writer

There will be a four-man race for the office of Jackson's mayor in the Nov. 3 general election. More...

Gen. discusses role of joint base

BY DAVE BENJAMIN Staff Writer

WRIGHTSTOWN — Consolidation and cooperation is the key to the future success of the nation's military services. That was the message delivered by Four-Star Gen. Arthur J. More...

Singer pursues dream in country music

BY REBECCA MORTON Staff Writer

Melodies and lyrics have flowed through Corey Wagar's veins since birth. Having been surrounded by music all of her 16 years, it is no surprise that the teen has started to record songs of her own. More...

Council rejects billboards on Interstate 195

BY DAVE BENJAMIN Staff Writer

JACKSON — The Township Council has rejected an ordinance that would have permitted the construction of billboards on the stretch of Interstate 195 that runs through Jackson. At the governing body's Sept. More...

Resident faces drug charges

JACKSON — A police officer who believed he was witnessing a drug deal going down arrested one individual in connection with that incident. Jackson Police Department Uniform Service Commander Capt. More...

Campground incident leads to arrest of Browns Mills man

JACKSON — A resident of Browns Mills, Burlington County, has been charged in connection with an incident that occurred at the Maple Lake Campground, Route 528, Jackson. Jackson Police Department Uniform Service Commander Capt. More...

In the Service

Army National Guard Pvt. Andrew D. Wood, son of Kathleen Wood of the New Egypt section of Plumsted, has graduated from the Infantryman One Station Unit Training at Fort Benning, Columbus, Ga. More...

Property subdivision approved

JACKSON — Planning Board members have approved a property subdivision for Sakoutis Builders/Commodore Plaza, Route 571 near the intersection of Route 537. The applicant will return before the board on Oct. More...

Delivery man robbed of money

JACKSON — Police are searching for two individuals who robbed a pizza delivery man on Sept. 16. Jackson Police Department Lt. John Siedler said an order for home delivery was placed by telephone to Joseph's Pizza on New Prospect Road. More...

Civilian military jobs available

As civilian unemployment rolls continue to swell across the nation, Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst has announced there will be civilian job openings for qualified individuals in a variety of fields. More...

Bulletin Board

Plumsted flu shots will be given Oct. 7

The Ocean County Health Department is offering flu and pneumococcal shots from 1-2 p.m. Oct. 7 at the New Egypt First Aid Building, Brynmore Road, New Egypt, at a cost of $20 each. Medicare Part B will be accepted. More...

Vendors wanted for New Egypt's Fall Fest

Fall Fest '09 will take place from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 1 in downtown New Egypt. The event will feature live music, country line dancing, face painting, amusements, food and more. More...

Trip planned to Radio City Christmas Show

Seats are still available for a Dec. 10 bus trip to the Radio City Christmas Spectacular in New York City. Sponsored by the Lakewood Community School, all are welcome to attend. The cost is $85 for transportation and a front mezzanine seat. More...

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For the Record

In Howell High School's season opening football victory over Piscataway, the Rebels' Phil Adamo had two touchdown receptions, both from quarterback Jimmy Ryan. Adamo caught five passes for 100 yards vs. Piscataway. More...

Quit arguing and start the praying!

Are We There Yet? • LORI CLINCH

When I was little, spending the night with my grandparents was my favorite thing to do. I loved Grandma's pancakes, her homemade fudge, sugar cookies and especially her cream-laced coffee. More...

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Schools

JMHS band to host showcase

JACKSON — The Jackson Memorial High School Jaguar Marching Band will host a Showcase of Champions beginning at 4:30 p.m. Oct. 3. The marching-band event will take place at the Jackson Memorial football field, Don Connor Boulevard. More...

Wasser to step down as FRHSD supt. in June

Agreement calls for him to oversee special projects during 2010-11 school year

BY REBECCA MORTON Staff Writer

The end of the 2009-10 school year will mark the conclusion of James Wasser's tenure as the superintendent of the Freehold Regional High School District. More...