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H.S. growth expected to slow over next 5 years
Pace of enrollment may change, but more pupils coming
BY DAVE BENJAMIN Staff Writer

Demographers who work for the Freehold Regional High School District summarized their five-year projections regarding student population changes at a recent meeting of the Board of Education. More...

Republicans propose government reforms
Plan focuses on hiring of relatives, award of contracts
BY KATHY BARATTA Staff Writer

Members of the Howell Township Council who can obtain health care benefits through their place of employment or their spouse’s place of employment should do so and should not accept the benefits available to them through the municipality. More...


Commemorative plates hang in Howell library
The New York Times’ printing materials mark Sept. 11 anniversary
BY KATHY BARATTA Staff Writer

HOWELL — A dignified ceremony was held at the township library last week to accept a gift to the community from The New York Times. The printing plates used to print the Times’ one-year anniversary issue commemorating the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks were donated to the library due to the effor More...


Jousting knights revive medieval sport
Renaissance Faire brings competition to Lakewood park
BY JOYCE BLAY Staff Writer

There was no gold, but plenty of glory for the winner of the first jousting tournament held by the Lakewood Renaissance Faire in Pine Park on Sept. 18-19. More...


Arts council to host cabaret

JACKSON — The Jackson Council for the Arts will be hosting a Dessert Cabaret to benefit the 2005 Young Musicians Scholarship Program on Oct. 3. The program that afternoon will be a celebration of six years of Arts Council contributions to the community, with featured performers from various producti More...


 Bulletin Board
•Help needed to decorate library for Halloween
Young adults are invited to the Howell library, 318 Old Tavern Road, Howell, to help decorate the library for Halloween. Those interested may help from 3-5 p.m. Oct. 8. Details: (732) 938-2300. More...
•Photo show to be held at New Egypt Library
•Residents to form ‘Life Chain’ in Howell Oct. 3
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 Letters
•Check other towns to see result of new govt.
On the November election ballot, Jackson residents will be asked to approve the establishment of a commission to study a change in government, and candidates for this commission are in the running. More...
•Jackson resident fears that proposed Grawtown Road housing project will add children, costs to school district
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 Schools
•Pupils to be introduced to programs
A series of open houses will be held throughout the Freehold Regional High School District for area eighth-graders and their families. More...
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 Sports
•Reggio leads the way in shutout of Marlboro
Jackson improves to 3-0
JACKSON — During the 2003 season, running back John Reggio split time in the backfield with the now-departed Will Clayton. And as Clayton emerged as the Jaguars’ primary back, Reggio’s number of carries were reduced. More...
•Hopkins helps Warriors get a bit of revenge
•Warriors get quality win over McCorristin
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 Business
•Business Briefs
Jackson Realty Group, Jackson, has upgraded its Web site. Home sellers and buyers can now view all properties for sale in the Ocean and Monmouth County areas, and view every home listed for sale with color pictures and features. The user-friendly Web site can be accessed at www.JacksonRealtyGroup.ne More...
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