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Pancreatic cancer research needs support
I n the past 40 years, the United States has changed in so many ways. From technological breakthroughs to social transformations, we have seen progress that has improved our lives in countless ways. Over that same period, the fight against pancreatic cancer hasn’t seen the same advancements. I’ve seen this firsthand, losing my father to…
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Spaying/neutering can help reduce dog bites
I n the wake of several recent pit bull attacks, officials in Ellenville, N.Y., are considering requiring dogs to wear muzzles to protect residents from bites. But the best way any community can prevent dog bites is by passing legislation requiring all dogs to be spayed or neutered and banning the cruel, dangerous practices of…
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Save Ocean Avenue advocates for beachfront
Our committee, Save Ocean Ave., was formed four years ago when the City of Long Branch planned to put traffic on our two Green Acres parks on OceanAvenue. Thanks to supporters those areas remain trafficfree. We’ve remained committed to improving their safety and beauty. Our committee is responsible for naming the boardwalk Seven Presidents Ocean…
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Perretti Farms for sale; owner liquidating equine inventory
Major standardbred operation leaving N.J. partly due to Gov.’s decisions regarding horse racing BY JANE MEGGITT Correspondent UPPER FREEHOLD — A 400-acre section of Perretti Farms in Upper Freehold Township, the largest standardbred breeding operation in the state, is on the market for $15 million. Farm owner William J. Perretti has also announced a dispersal…
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City may make business license process tougher
BY KENNYWALTER Staff Writer LONG BRANCH — With technology rapidly advancing, the Long Branch Department of Health is suggesting the city take a new approach to handling mercantile licenses. During the Aug. 9 workshop meeting, Health Director David Roach suggested the city use MorphoTrak, a firm that specializes in fingerprinting and background checks, before approving…
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Walk for Hope benefits those affected by cancer
LONG BRANCH — The annual Walk for Hope will begin at the North Pavilion in Long Branch on Sunday, Oct. 2. Registration begins at 9 a.m. and the 4-mile walk will begin at 10 a.m., rain or shine. The walk is sponsored by CancerCare, which provides free services and programs to anyone affected by cancer.…
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Contract awarded for work on Husky Brook wetlands
Plans also call for walking paths, seating area BY NICOLE ANTONUCCI Staff Writer EATONTOWN — Despite delays to the development of Husky Brook Park, a remediation plan for wetlands on the site has been approved by the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) and a contract has been awarded for site work. In a unanimous vote,…
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Suneagles to remain open after fort closure
Gibbs Hall included in Management contract BYMIKE DAVIS Staff Writer EATONTOWN — Board members of the Fort Monmouth Economic Revitalization Authority (FMERA) unanimously approved Atlantic Golf Management Inc. to manage the Suneagles Golf Course after the fort closes on Sept. 15. Atlantic Golf Management will also oversee the banquet and restaurant facilities, including Gibbs Hall…
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