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‘Arts and Rhythm Roundtable’ coming to Freehold April 24
By clare MARie celanoStaff Writer ‘Arts and Rhythm Roundtable’ coming to Freehold April 24 By clare MARie celano Staff Writer FREEHOLD — If you’re looking for a place to showcase your art, music or poetry, your search may be over. The Cornerstone Caffe, at the corner of West Main and South streets, is providing a…
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Birch Hill site approved for adult community
Plan for 285 age-restrictedunits must now getapproval from Marlboro By sue m. morganStaff Writer Birch Hill site approved for adult community Plan for 285 age-restricted units must now get approval from Marlboro By sue m. morgan Staff Writer OLD BRIDGE — A developer who wants to construct an upscale age-restricted community on the site of…
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Campground owners fear rules may hurt business
Campground owners fear rules may hurt business FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — Mike and Nancy Beck, the owners of the Pine Cone Campground, Georgia Road, attended the Township Committee’s workshop meeting last week to explain why a move to amend a local ordinance regulating campground occupancy might hurt their business. The ordinance was introduced last month and…
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GOP hoping to get in race
By clare MARie celanoStaff Writer GOP hoping to get in race By clare MARie celano Staff Writer FREEHOLD — Local Republicans hope to have candidates for the Borough Council and mayor on the election ballot in November. Although no Republican filed a petition to run for office by the April 7 filing deadline, the borough’s…
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Pringle, Basen to square off in Dems’ freeholder primary
June 3 winner will faceincumbent Narozanickin November election By dick metzgarStaff Writer June 3 winner will face incumbent Narozanick in November election By dick metzgar Staff Writer Two Democrats have filed to run in the June 3 primary election to represent their party and seek the one open three-year seat on the Monmouth County Board…
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State to delay last 5% of school aid payment
Superintendents, boardmembers angered overgovernor State to delay last 5% of school aid payment Superintendents, board members angered over governor’s ‘sleight of hand’ Area school districts will have to make do with even less this year, according to the state. New Jersey will be delaying the last state aid payment for the 2002-03 school year to…
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Club members to dedicate project at historic spring
By linda denicolaStaff Writer Club members to dedicate project at historic spring By linda denicola Staff Writer MANALAPAN — A community improvement project at the Molly Pitcher Spring is complete and will be dedicated on April 27 from 2-4 p.m. Louise Smith, chairwoman of the improvement project, said Molly Pitcher Woman’s Club of Freehold members…
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Marlboro volunteer honored for efforts with local seniors
By jeanette M. engStaff Writer Marlboro volunteer honored for efforts with local seniors By jeanette M. eng Staff Writer Dennis Murphy MARLBORO — Who would have thought that a year of pasta dinners, turkey feasts and trips to Atlantic City could result in a plaque of appreciation from the Township Council? Dennis Murphy, who has…
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Two police officers take oaths with Freehold Borough dept. FREEHOLD — Two new police officers will be manning patrol cars on borough streets by summer’s end. Kevin R. Werner and Eduardo Santana, both of the borough, were sworn in as officers during the Borough Council’s April 7 meeting. According to Police Chief Michael Beierschmitt, the…