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      August 27, 2008  RSS feed

      CHRIS KELLY staff Courtney Thompson of the Freehold Black Cats controls a head ball in an under-13 match during a soccer marathon held Aug. 23 to benefit the Graeme Preston Foundation for Life. Freehold Township resident Mia O'Brien organized the event in honor of Graeme, her friend who died this past spring. The event was held at Opatut Park. More...
      Residents continue to demand action on FRHSD matter

      Members of the audience were not pleased when Freehold Regional High School District Board of Education attorney Lawrence S. Schwartz advised board members not to discuss the issue of Superintendent of Schools James Wasser More...

      Orange Key Realty expanding to Monmouth County in September 2008. More...


      Freehold Borough superintendent says space ready for 4-year-olds

      A comprehensive array of resources" are on tap to start the Freehold Borough School District's year and, according to Superintendent of Schools Liz O'Connell, this is exciting news. More...


      Manalapan residents will be accounted for during time of emergency

      The Manalapan Office of Emergency Management (OEM) and the Manalapan MRC-CERT are encouraging all residents who have special needs that may make it difficult to get to safety with family or friends or to a public shelter during an emergency to register into a statewide registry. More...


      Colts Neck church sponsored summer visit from missionaries

      Isa Torres and Raul Torres, two young missionaries from Texas, say they are taking home much more than they gave during their summer in Freehold Borough. The brothers, who returned to Levelland, Texas, earlier this month, came to Freehold with the goal of bringing the Gospel to the borough's Latino community. More...


      MARLBORO — A service contract has been awarded by the Township Council to Alayne Shepler for her position as Marlboro's business administrator for the period of July 1 through Dec. 31, 2008. Shepler will be paid $62,500 for her duties as administrator for the length of her contract term, according to the resolution passed by the council in a 5-0 vote. More...


      ABERDEEN — Marnie Camhi has been named the new cantor of Temple Shalom of Aberdeen. Camhi started her duties in July, leading services with Rabbi Laurence Malinger and teaching b'nai mitzvah students. Her official installation will take place Sept. 12 at 8:15 p.m. at a service that is open to the public. More...


      ERIC SUCAR staff Young contestants try their hand at tossing a plastic ball into a goblet during the Colts Neck Country Fair, Aug. 15 at the Bucks Mill Recreation Area. The annual Colts Neck get-together ran for four days and featured games, crafts, food, entertainment, vendors and a forum for community organizations to raise awareness and money. More...


      MARLBORO — In a time of decreasing state aid to municipalities and increasing costs to operate, a call has been sent out for governments to come together and form the Central Jersey Council of Governments (CJCOG). More...


      MARLBORO — The Zoning Board of Adjustment has opened a hearing into an application that seeks a variance for density on a piece of property zoned for residential use. The board began hearing testimony on the application at its Aug. 5 meeting. The property is on Robertsville Road, south of Gordons Corner Road. More...


      The New Jersey Audubon Society members Nano Mardones and Leslie Roche will lead bird walks within Monmouth Battlefield State Park, Manalapan, 8:15 a.m. Sept. 6 and 21, Oct. 11 and 19, Nov. 2, 16 and 30,and Dec. 14. The free walks will explore paths, cornfields, orchards and the woods at the park. More...
      It is in a state of utter shock that I write this letter. It would seem that Greater Media Newspapers Executive Editor Greg Bean and News Transcript Managing Editor Mark Rosman — two guys whose opinions I always respect — have gone off the tracks and into the swamp with their commentary regarding disgraced Freehold Regional High School District Superintendent More...
      New Jersey Senate President Richard J. Codey (D-Essex) issued a press release last week calling for action to be taken regarding the practice of school administrators who "obtain degrees from unaccredited and questionable colleges and universities. More...
      Coda
      James Wasser (sorry, I can't bring myself to call him by the honorific Doctor), superintendent of the Freehold Regional High School District, called me recently to complain about my column of Aug. 13, wherein I mocked the ginned-up doctoral degree he got from a suspect "university. More...
      Red State/Blue State
      A political discussion between Red State conservative Dave Simpson — a former reporter, editor, publisher and columnist — and Greg Bean, More...
      Mr. Williams, 92, of Freehold, died Aug. 11, 2008, at CentraState Medical Center, Freehold Township. He was born in Brownsville, Tenn., and was a self-employed construction worker before his retirement. More...
      His hobby becomes Shore Bat Co.
      It was supposed to be just a hobby, making wooden bats for his son, Matt. But, it quickly turned into something more, and now Freehold Borough's Vic Yuhas is a small business man, owner of the Jersey Shore Bat Co. He operates his small business out of his garage where he makes the bats himself. More...