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March 16, 2006
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Candidates note growth, new school as top issues
One Allentown and two Upper Freehold seats up for election
BY JENNIFER KOHLHEPP & JANE MEGGITT Staff Writers
The Upper Freehold Regional School District will have contested races for its one open Allentown and two open Upper Freehold Board of Education seats. More...
Millstone candidates ready for school board election
Those in the running see new school, growth as top issues
BY JENNIFER KOHLHEPP & JANE MEGGITT Staff Writers

Six candidates will vie for the three open seats on Millstone Township's Board of Education in the upcoming election. More...

A flock of seagulls hovers over a truck carrying bales of garbage to the top of the landfill at the Monmouth County Reclamation Center, Tinton Falls. The facility has served the needs of the county for three decades. For more, see pages 16-18. More...


Opinion divided on driving privilege for illegal aliens
BY CLARE MARIE CELANO Staff Writer

Some of New Jersey's Latino community leaders are pushing to advance a state Assembly bill that would, if signed into law, permit thousands of illegal aliens to drive legally in the state. More...


Township plans to have new hub by May
BY JENNIFER KOHLHEPP Staff Writer

MILLSTONE - Municipal employees are on the move. On March 10, those municipal employees who have been working out of trailers began moving their offices in anticipation of the township's relocating most of its remaining administrative offices to the old Clarksburg School, according to Townsh More...


Locals plan to relay for life in June

JACKSON - About 100 volunteers and their families attended the kickoff meeting for the fifth annual New Egypt Relay for Life on March 5 at the Indian Rock Resort. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Community Bulletin Board
Scholarship program for Millstone grads
The Millstone Township PTO will again sponsor a scholarship program in 2006. The PTO will provide $2,000 and is seeking matching funds from individuals and local businesses. The final award totals and recipients will be based on this effort. More...
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 Letters
•Letters
Public Works official wants to 'set the record straight'
Let's set the record straight regarding the recent article titled "Snowstorm conditions bother some" in the March 2 Examiner concerning the so-called mistreatment of public works employees in Upper Freehold Township. It should be noted that this article is part of a campaign to smear me and oppose More...
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 Editorials
•A solid 'no go' to licenses for illegals
State representatives from Monmouth and Ocean counties should reject a proposal put forth by Assemblyman Joseph Vas (D-Middlesex) that would, if signed into law, permit illegal aliens to drive legally in New Jersey. The bill would allow illegal aliens and other people who cannot comply with the stat More...
•For the Record
•There's a word for that, and the word is ...
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Eleanor Conforti Miss Conforti, 77, of Millstone, died March 6 at home. Born in Passaic, she had lived in Carlstadt before moving to Millstone in 1998. Before her retirement in 1984, Miss Conforti was an assembler at Western Electric, Kearny, for 25 years. She was predeceased by two brothers, More...
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 Sports
•Winston still perfect, and a champion to boot
Powers his way to 145-pound title
ATLANTIC CITY - At this time last year, Scott Winston sat on the sidelines watching his teammates. More...
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 Business
•Local company has big dreams for name brand
Pyknic plans launch party at beach in early summer
Life's a "pyknic" for six friends who recently launched their own clothing line. More...
•Business Briefs
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