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July 17, 2008
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CHRIS KELLY staff Rick Waterhouse introduces his friend the lightning bug to children during his presentation of "In Search of the Reading Bug" at the Jackson Library on July 14. "In Search of the Reading Bug," which is one of many activities the library is offering for youngsters this summer, featu... More...
Jackson council members agree to examine recent contract award

Under fire from a pair of residents, the Jackson Township Council has put a $500,000 plan to buy surveillance cameras on hold. The cameras would have been installed at various locations in Jackson to enhance security. Two residents offered their comments and asked questions about the project duri... More...


Howell youths will perform at upcoming Monmouth County Fair

Justin and Alina Zimmerman of Howell are siblings who don't play together the same way that most siblings do. While other children might play Monopoly and video games, playing together for the Zimmermans means making music. The talented brother and sister duo have been singing for their family an... More...


JACKSON - The salaries for Jackson's mayor, Township Council president and council members were approved by council members at their July 8 meeting. Mayor Mark Seda's salary will remain at $29,500 for the next 12 months. Council members Mike Reina, Scott Martin and Bobbie Rivere voted in favor ... More...


JACKSON - Mayor Mark Seda and the members of the Township Council, in conjunction with the Department of Recreation and Senior Services, have announced that The Nerds will return to the township's stage on July 23 along with The Punks, for the first of three free concerts in Jackson's annual Conc... More...


JACKSON - In an effort to preserve the environment and the quality of life for residents, the Sierra Club has extended a hand to Jackson officials in a planned appeal of an appellate court decision. More...


JACKSON - In order to promote safety in John F. Johnson Jr. Memorial Park on Jackson Day, Sept. 6, Township Council members have discussed an idea put forth by Jackson's recreation director. Jackson Day is the community's annual celebration that features entertainment, vendors, rides, games and ... More...


• Tai Chi classes will be offered by the Howell Parks and Recreation Department from July 17 through Aug. 19 at Echo Lake Pavilion, Howell. Intermediate classes will be held from 6-7 p.m. and advanced classes will take place from 7-8 p.m. Details and registration: 732-938- 4500, ext. 250... More...
The letter from the president of the New Jersey Taxpayers association ("Support School Choice and Keep Tax Dollars," Tri-Town News, July 10, 2008), which attacks the New Jersey Education Association (NJEA) for opposing the "scholarship" (voucher) program being considered in New Jersey requires a r... More...
Hold on while I dust off this trophy I've got sitting on my desk. OK, here we go, and if we could have a drum roll, please. The Greg Bean Corporate Jackass of the Month Award goes to (pregnant pause) CONRAIL! I know I've been pretty hard on a few companies in recent months because of poor custome... More...
A political discussion between Red State conservative Dave Simpson - a former reporter, editor, publisher and columnist - and Greg Bean, Blue Stater and executive editor of Greater Media Newspapers. Dear Greg: There's a new book out that you really need to read, Old Pal. More...
Mrs. Dietzel, 78, of Surf City, died June 7, 2008, at home. Born in Newark, she grew up in the Lakewood area and resided in North Brunswick for several years. She was a receptionist at her husband's office, Herbert A. Dietzel, M.D., North Brunswick, for 15 years, retiring in 1996. Prior to that, s... More...
T3 Shore's Meghan Phillips (l) tries to elude Revolution lacrosse defender Samantha Burke during their game at the inaugural LAX for the Cure Tournament held at New Egypt High School on July 12. ERIC SUCAR staff More...