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Val and Winston are two Brittanys who obviously get along well and like spending time together. They love to accompany their family on outings. This photo was taken at Patriots Park in Jackson. Readers may email creative photos to [email protected]. READER-SUBMITTED PHOTO BY CHERYL McCLOSKEY/StringFly@GMNews
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Marlboro Players say hello to popular ‘Bye, Bye Birdie’
By jeanette M. engStaff Writer By jeanette M. eng Staff Writer CHRIS KELLY Playing Elvis-like rock star Conrad Birdie, E.J. Marotta rehearses a scene from the Marlboro Players’ production of Bye, Bye Birdie. Show dates at the Marlboro Middle School, Route 520, Marlboro, are May 9, 10 & 16 at 8 p.m. and May 11…
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Glickman, Burrows,
Saraceno to seekmayor, council posts By jeanette M. engStaff Writer Glickman, Burrows, Saraceno to seek mayor, council posts By jeanette M. eng Staff Writer Saraceno to seek mayor, council posts By jeanette M. eng Staff Writer MARLBORO — Democratic mayoral candidate Steven Glickman believes that overdevelopment and the loss of open space are crippling situations…
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Walter J. Conley Elks Lodge marks 50 years in Freehold
By dick metzgarStaff Writer By dick metzgar Staff Writer PHOTOS BY JEFF GRANIT Members of the Walter J. Conley Elks Lodge, Freehold Borough, celebrated the organization’s 50th anniversary in April. Directors include (front row, l-r) Exalted Ruler Willie Brown, Nelson Ensley and Wallace Doman III; and (back row, l-r) Emory Parks Tiller, former Exalted Ruler…
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Bakery was popular boro business
FREEHOLD — Old-timers still recall when the aroma of freshly baked bread and other delicious baked goods wafted each morning from the building that is now the home of the Walter J. Conley Elks lodge on Throckmorton Street. "You could always tell that there was a bakery in the neighborhood," said Borough Councilman Robert J.…
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Fossil find adds excitement to Freehold Twp. project
Expert believes remainsdate back 65 millionyears in Earth By linda denicolaStaff Writer Fossil find adds excitement to Freehold Twp. project Paleontologist Ralph Johnson points out the demarcation between the dinosaur age and the new age that came after it in a rocky formation that runs like a line through a Georgia Road, Freehold Township, excavation…
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Congregation grows during first year in Freehold area
Rabbi Brooks Susmanis spiritual leader of50-family congregation By linda denicolaStaff Writer Rabbi Brooks Susman is spiritual leader of 50-family congregation By linda denicola Staff Writer Although they don’t yet have a building of their own, the members of Congregation Kol Am recently celebrated their first year as a liberal Jewish congregation in the Freehold area.…
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Budget’s passage certified
By dave benjaminStaff Writer By dave benjamin Staff Writer The April 15 vote that approved the 2003-04 school year budget for the Manalapan-Englishtown Regional School District has been certified and accepted. "There were 32 yes and 93 no [votes] in Englishtown," said Bertha Sumick, special deputy county clerk in the Clerk of Elections office, Freehold.…
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Study of ancient Latin gives students chance to look back
By dave benjaminStaff Writer By dave benjamin Staff Writer Freehold Township High School hosted the Freehold Regional High School District’s Latin Immersion Day program on April 11. Five classes of Latin II students and staff members Elizabeth Bache, Barbara Reutter, George Schutzel, MaryAnn Steward and Marlene Weiner, from Freehold Township High School, Colts Neck High…