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March 9, 2005

Developer has master plan for Millstone

Scenic Builders owner says officials should work with developers, farmers

BY JENNIFER KOHLHEPP Staff Writer

A local developer has what he considers a smart growth plan for Millstone Township. More...

U.F. officials propose $6.8 million budget

Municipal spending plan for 2005 relies on $1.3 million tax levy

BY JANE MEGGITT Staff Writer

The Upper Freehold Township Committee introduced its 2005 municipal budget on March 3. More...

Board of Ed. candidates spell out important issues

An incumbent and three newcomers to vie for three seats in upcoming election

BY JANE MEGGITT Staff Writer

MILLSTONE — The four candidates running for election to the Board of Education discussed district issues this week. More...

U.F. prepares for build-out analysis grant

Planning Board will apply for $20,000 Smart Growth Planning Grant

BY JANE MEGGITT Staff Writer

UPPER FREEHOLD — The Planning Board will apply for a state grant to fund a build-out analysis of the township. More...

SEAN DWYER staff Joe Scirocco, 13, hangs on the Velcro wall during the annual Winter Carnival at Roosevelt Elementary School on March 5. More...

MIGUEL JUAREZ staffDeveloper Gerald Baldachino Sr., 68, of Millstone stands amid some of the homes his company, Scenic View Builders, built. In this development, he shared some of his property to create a connecting horse trail, where Millstone residents ride. More...

•	Longtime board member will not seek re-election

•	Allentown Redbirds soar to new height

•	Candidates prepare for U.F. election

•	Officials seek to regulate the rise and fall of trees

•	U.F. officials discuss one ZIP code for all

•	U.F. official announces he won’t seek re-election

•	Elaborate Village awaits town’s action

•	Peer counselors needed for new patients

•	Orders for Hope Fire Co. hoagies due by April 10

•	Old cell phones will aid soldiers serving overseas

•	There’s another good time to ‘just say no’

Bulletin Board

•	U.F. Recreation to offer golf, tennis lessons

Upper Freehold Township Recreation will offer introductory golf lessons for ages 8-16 and adults. More...

•	11th-graders invited to apply for Girls State

•	Horsemen’s meeting is open to the public

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Letters

•	‘Ellen Tuck’ responds to letter on ‘gray water’ issue

As the infamous “Ellen Tuck” who hosted the recent neighborhood meeting to discuss the Roosevelt black water issue, I had the pleasure of reading your recent editorial and Mr. Jeff Hunt’s reply. I truly appreciate the vigor with which the Examiner took up the cause of the residents of Roosevelt on v More...

•	Dem official: Extend disclosure ordinance

•	Former official: Politicians’ actions do not support rhetoric

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Obituaries

•	Obituaries

Hazel Jackson-Porter Mrs. Jackson-Porter, 40, of Freehold Township, died Feb. 28 at home. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., she had been a resident of Freehold Township since 1991. Mrs. Jackson-Porter was a manager for the Department of Probation, State of New Jersey, in Freehold. She was a member of Imago More...

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Sports

•	Brookdale baseball team looks to run past teams

With pitching depth and loads of experience returning, Brookdale Community College’s baseball team is poised to have a big year. More...

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