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August 28, 2003
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VERONICA YANKOWSKI Elijah Moore of the King of Kings skateboard team demonstrates his skill at the X-treme Fest held at New Egypt High School, Plumsted, on Saturday. More...
VOTE petition still
has life in Jackson
Judge: Town must
give group a chance
to get on Nov. ballot
By joyce blay
Staff Writer

A change of government question in Jackson has life. The Democratic majority on the Township Com-mittee vowed not to appeal the decision handed down Aug. More...


Resident questions delay in results

Water co. official: More...


Jackson resident killed in accident

MARLBORO — Terrence Holloway, 18, of Sayreville, and Kenneth Smith Jr., 18, of Jackson, were killed on Aug. 18 at 9 a.m. in a two-vehicle crash on Route 34 just south of Reids Hill Road. More...


Antiques, collectibles for sale

The Ocean County Historical Society will sponsor the 19th annual Olde Time Antiques and Collectibles Faire on Aug. 30 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event, which benefits the programs of the OCHS, will be held on the grounds of the OCHS at 26 Hadley Ave. More...


Jackson band debuts show

JACKSON — Jackson Memorial High School Band Director Bud McCormick began his 20th year with Jackson’s band on Aug. 22 when the Jackson Jaguar March-ing Band performed on the high school football field for the first time this season. More...


U. Freehold: County should
hold off on plan for bypass
Officials say need for
westerly bypass should be
assessed after eastern
portion completed
By jane meggitt
Staff Writer

UPPER FREEHOLD — A township resident who is a professional engineer presented the Township Committee with his review of the 1992 westerly bypass study, with suggestions to be given to Monmouth County officials. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Auditions
Ocean County College Theatre Company, Toms River, will hold open auditions for its fall production of The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, Sept. 15-16 at 7:30 p.m. More...
•‘Book Browsing on the
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 Letters
•Howell councilman clears up stand on possible Route 33 development
In the Aug. 14 edition of the Tri-Town News a story ap-peared regarding my position on the Route 33 corridor. I am compelled to provide the balance of the story more thoroughly. More...
•Jackson Friends of the Library grateful for community’s support
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 Editorials
•Our View
Story puts a face, name
on one U.S. immigrant
The story of Fulgencio Sosa Cortes that appears on page 3 of today’s edition should be translated into Spanish and reprinted in Mexico to serve as a cautionary tale for anyone who believes the streets of the United States are paved with gold. More...
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
MARY A. SUMMER, 77, of Millstone Township, died Aug. 15 at CentraState Medical Center, Freehold Township. Born in the Perrineville section of Millstone, she was a lifelong resident. More...
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 Schools
•Jackson rebids school
construction contract
JACKSON — The Board of Education will go out to bid again for the general construction component of the district’s second high school while a judge considers a challenge to the original contract award. More...
•Enrollment will
exceed 11,000
in high schools
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 Sports
•Stewart doesn’t disappoint at New Egypt showdown
NEW EGYPT — Track kingpin Billy Pauch of Frenchtown really got down when the purse went up Wednesday at New Egypt Speedway. More...
•Freehold’s Okerson takes Gastelu Memorial at Wall
•Lady Jaguars are looking to reload rather than rebuild
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