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      September 6, 2007  RSS feed

      CHRIS KELLY staff Colts Neck High School's John Weber (40) carries the ball for the Cougars during a Sept. 1 scrimmage at home against Red Bank Catholic High School. Colts Neck will open the 2007 football season at 1 p.m. Sept. 8 vs. Howell at home. More...
      Attorney general's directive applies to local departments

      The Freehold Borough Police Department has already had an opportunity to comply with a recent directive issued by New Jersey Attorney General Anne Millgram regarding suspected illegal immigrants who commit indictable crimes. On Aug. More...

      HOWELL - Residents of the Ardmore Estates housing development off Route 524 are waiting to find out where their neighborhood ranks on a list of roads targeted for improvements. Residents of the 30-year-old development told Township Council members at a meeting in August that their neighborhood of 120 homes is a patchwork of broken blacktop and unavoidable potholes. More...


      FREEHOLD - There will be live music in downtown Freehold on Sept. 8 and for $1 visitors can vote for their favorite band. The Freehold Borough Recreation Commission and the Freehold Borough Educational Foundation will co-host the borough's first Battle of the Bands from 4- 8 p.m. in the Monmouth County Hall of Records parking lot between Lafayette and East Main Streets. More...


      FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - Medical Freehold LLC has concluded the presentation of its application before the Zoning Board of Adjustment. Because only six members were present at the Aug. 30 meeting, the board members chose to reserve their vote until Sept. 27. More...


      MARLBORO - Gov. Jon Corzine signed a series of what have been dubbed good government bills into law on the morning of Sept. 4 at the Marlboro library. State Sen. Ellen Karcher (D-Monmouth and Mercer) opened the event by introducing the new laws. She spoke of her experiences dealing with corrupt politicians who she said threatened her life five years ago this week. More...


      The Battleground District of Monmouth Council Boy Scouts of America (BSA) has announced the official launch of its "Race for Cub Scouting" fall recruitment drive. More...


      The Manalapan-Englishtown Regional School District will start the 2007-08 school year with an enrollment of about 5,500 students and several staff changes. Opening day for students in the K-8 district is Sept. 6. The present enrollment figure is about the same as the 2006-07 school year. More...


      Free line-dancing classes are being offered to members of the Manalapan Senior Center starting on Monday, Sept. 10. Classes will be held on Mondays from 11 a.m. to noon and are taught by dance instructor Leslie Clare. Clare teaches line dancing at several senior centers throughout Monmouth County and is looking forward to working with the Manalapan seniors. More...
      The news that Jersey Freeze must be torn down to make way for an Olive Garden draws a sickening, knot-in-mystomach type of feeling. We're talking about a staple of the Freehold area. We're talking about a place that has defied generations of "corporatocracy" and thrived on a healthy diet of loyalty and ice cream enthusiasts. More...
      Anyone who has ever had a minivan knows that it does not exactly rank as the coolest of vehicles. I mean you're not going to get "oohs" and "aahs" and people staring at your car as you drive down the road. People aren't going to pull up next to you and rev their engine at a traffic light to challenge you to a race. More...
      Jerome "Jerry" J. Torbik Mr. Torbik, 74, of Old Bridge, died Aug. 25, 2007, in Raritan Bay Medical Center, Old Bridge division. A tool-and-die maker with New Jersey Tool & Die Co., Kenilworth, he also worked for Lincoln Mold Co., Roselle, for more than 10 years before retiring in 1991. He was a U.S. More...
      MARLBORO - The lazy days of the summer of 2007 are over and children in the Marlboro K-8 School District headed back to school this week. Enrollment has not officially been totaled for the 2007-08 school year as new students will continue to enroll during the first week of school, according to the district's public information officer. More...
      Cougars open gridiron season at home Saturday against Howell Rebels
      Colts Neck was a team that had to prove it belonged in 2006. Mike McArthur had built a winning football program at the school, but last fall the Cougars moved up to Group IV and to the Constitution Division in the Shore Conference. Some questioned whether or not the Cougars were ready for the move up in class. More...
      Blair's Sauces & Snacks, Highlands, holds a world record for hottest flavor
      HIGHLANDS - - It was closing time, 2 a.m. in a bar on the Jersey Shore in 1989, and Blair Lazar was ready to pack up and go home for the night after a night of slinging drinks. There was only one problem - a few bar patrons don't want the party to end. The solution to that problem turned Lazar's career and life upside down. More...