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March 20, 2003
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Drivers heading wrong way on Route 33 concern police
Howell police request
state DOT assistance
in addressing situation
By kathy baratta
Staff Writer
On Monday morning, work crews were at the intersection of old Route 33, Brickyard and Fairfield roads in Howell, repainting lines and other traffic markings in an attempt to make the location safer for motorists. More...
Fountains application will start from square one
All hearings voided
as Planning Board
member steps down
By kathy baratta
Staff Writer

Despite all of the hours that were spent at seven hearings held over a 10-month period, a majority of the Howell Planning Board voted last week to void all previous hearings in The Fountains application and start hearing the plan all over. More...

Abundant Life Church of God building new home
Freehold congregation
draws membership
from Howell, Jackson
By linda denicola
Staff Writer

FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — On March 10, the founding pastor of the Abundant Life Church of God on Route 537 saw the construction of his new church reach to the sky when the steeple was raised to the top of the framed out 10,780-square-foot building. More...


Fire district budgets approved
By kathy baratta
Staff Writer

HOWELL — A small turnout of voters approved fire district budgets and capital expenditures in the community’s recent fire district elections. More...


Backup power to be added to lights

JACKSON — Traffic lights at seven intersections in Jackson will be retrofitted with four hours of backup power by the Ocean County Department of Engineering sometime this year, according to Deputy Mayor Sean Giblin. More...


Recreation center
topic of discussion
By Joyce Blay
Staff Writer

JACKSON — The topic of a municipal recreation center came before the Township Committee at a recent meeting when a Jackson Memorial High School student addressed the governing body on the issue. More...


Masks a silent call for halt to beating of war drums
Freehold Borough woman
inspired after attending
Washington, D.C., event
By linda denicola
Staff Writer

According to the latest poll, 51 percent of the American public supports a war with Iraq, even without United Nations support, but Donna Koloski is not one of them. The Freehold Borough resident has been an ac­tive supporter of restraint. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Monmouth arts festival returns
The 33rd annual Monmouth Festival of the Arts will take place April 5-9, begin­ning with the artists’ reception gala on Saturday evening, at 7:30 p.m. at Monmouth Reform Temple, 332 Hance Avenue, Tinton Falls. More...
•Howell preschool
program has openings
•Bulletin Board
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 Letters
•Builder sees need for redevelopment policies
The state is walking a tightrope in a desperate effort to balance the pres-ervation of our lifestyle with the need to accommo­date more than 1 million new residents in the next 15-20 years. More...
•United States is not to blame for all of the ills in this world
•Citizens group has questions on Towne Centre project
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
ANNA MARION WEBSTER, 82, of Lakewood, died March 11 at Kimball Medical Center, Lakewood. Born in Jackson, she lived there before moving to Lakewood in 1969. More...
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 Business
•Business briefs
Deer Run is a new upscale neighborhood in northern Howell, comprised of 37 homes on home sites of 1 acre-plus. Preconstruction prices begin in the high $500,000 range. More...
•Business Briefs
•Center tries to pinpoint sleep disorders
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