JEFF GRANIT staff Nadia Abdalla, 12, a seventh-grader at Freehold Intermediate School, Freehold Borough, gets an autograph from Anthony, a New Jersey state prison inmate who gave a heartfelt talk to students about the 17 years he has spent behind bars. For more, see page 3.
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Document questions legitimacy of town's case against Moskovitz
BY KATHY BARATTA Staff Writer
Two Manalapan Township Committee members claim they have been left in the dark on a case involving a former township attorney. One document questions whether the litigation is legitimate or a "politically motivated vendetta at taxpayers' expense. More...
Freehold youngsters are told to make correct decisions for themselves
BY CLARE MARIE CELANO Staff Writer
FREEHOLD — Anthony is the kind of guy you would love to swap stories, shoot the breeze and hang out with. That wasn't always the case, however. Anthony's life has taken him through dangerous twists and turns, and the person he is today hardly resembles the person he was years ago. More...
BY KATHY BARATTA Staff Writer
MANALAPAN — An affordable housing development for people over the age of 55 that has been years in the making will hold its grand opening on Oct. 24. The rental apartments at Heritage Village will help Manalapan meet its second round obligation under regulations put forth by the New Jersey Council on Affordable Housing (COAH). More...
Homeowners lobby council to hold bonds belonging to developer
BY REBECCA MORTON Staff Writer
MARLBORO — Residents who live in the area of the Crine Woods development off Crine Road flooded the Citizens Voice portion of the Oct. 16 Township Council meeting in hopes of preventing the release of a performance guarantee and restoration bond for the development. More...
BY CLARE MARIE CELANO Staff Writer
FREEHOLD — Students at the Freehold Intermediate School were given a taste of what life in prison may be like for them if they choose to make the wrong decisions in life. Reginald Easley, senior investigator of the Special Investigations Division of the Gang Intelligence Unit for the New Jersey Department of Corrections, spoke to the students during an Oct. More...
BY REBECCA MORTON Staff Writer
MARLBORO — Alternative energy projects could soon be looked at by the Marlboro K-8 School District Board of Education. Ed Liberty of the Dome-Tech Group, Edison, provided board members with an overview of solar energy options at their Oct. 14 workshop meeting. More...
Illness claims officer who helped start dept.
