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Jackson’s Jack Sharkey spent five years writing and editing manuscript By Joyce Blay Staff Writer JACKSON — John Lennon sang about becoming a paperback writer, and now Jack Sharkey has become one. More ... Churches expected to close on deal for local FM station By kathy baratta Staff Writer HOWELL — Radio station WPDQ-FM is in the process of changing hands and will ultimately change its format. More ... Plans for expansion uncertain By Joyce Blay Staff Writer JACKSON — Members of the Planning Board have memorialized their earlier decision to approve an expansion of the Jackson Outlet Village by current owner New Plan Excel Realty Trust Inc. More ... Human resources dept. OK’d by Jackson municipal officials Staff Writer JACKSON — The Township Commit-tee has adopted an ordinance that creates a department of human resources in the municipality. The action came at the committee’s Dec. 23 meeting. More ... Builder faces summons for cutting trees By kathy baratta Staff Writer HOWELL — Municipal Land Use Officer Vito Marinaccio has been directed by the Township Council to issue a summons to a builder for violating the town’s farmland buffer ordinance. More ... U.S. judge rules board may conduct regular business Decision allows FRHSD to begin implementing 2003 redistricting plan By dave benjamin Staff Writer It’s back to business as usual for the Freehold Regional High School District Board of Education. U.S. District Court Judge Garrett E. Brown, sitting in Trenton, lifted a temporary restraining order on Dec. More ... Christ Church set to proceed with plans for Oak Glen Road Donation of property is debt paid from WWII HOWELL — When Lenny was scared and hiding from the Nazis in a forest in Poland, it was the help of Polish Catholics that kept the young Jewish boy alive. More ... Committee elects Kafton Jackson mayor for 2003 By Joyce Blay Staff Writer JACKSON — Michael J. Kafton was unanimously elected mayor and Sean G. Giblin was unanimously elected deputy mayor for 2003 during the 159th annual reorganization meeting of the Township Committee held Jan. 1 at the municipal building. More ... Public safety post awaits candidate’s response By Joyce Blay Staff Writer LAKEWOOD — Township Commit-teeman Ray Coles has confirmed that the position of public safety director has been offered to a finalist in the Philadelphia-New York City-Baltimore area and said the governing body expects to announce a person to fill the new position sometime in January. More ...
Princeton exhibit spans a decade of Millstone Township artist’s work By alison granito Staff Writer Millstone Township painter Eileen Kennedy-Dyne is nothing if not ambitious in her art. More ... Horse Park of N.J. lands national event By jane meggitt Staff Writer Elaine Landy began riding horses as an adult, and she soon became "hooked on dressage." Eight years ago, Landy, of Millstone Township, started learning about dressage in order to improve her basic riding skills. More ... Registration under way for youth lacrosse Howell Recreation is currently forming a Youth Lacrosse Program for children in grades three through eight to run from mid- to late-February through the third week in May. More ... Culinary Workshop held at Jackson ShopRite Jackson ShopRite is initiating a new Culinary Workshop. Classes will begin on Jan. 16 and continue throughout the year. More ... |
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