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July 13, 2006
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CHRIS KELLY staff Tyler Cattani, 7, of Chesterfield, shows his chicken, Emily, to Peter Velcheck, of Brick, during the Stars and Stripes Invitational Livestock Show at the Horse Park of New Jersey in Upper Freehold on July 9. More photos, page 32. More...
Byron Johnson Park soil quality called into question
Recreation area never tested for possible historic pesticides

BY JANE MEGGITT Staff Writer While members of Upper Freehold Township's governing body have expressed concern about soil cleanup at the new middle school site, another parcel frequented by children has never been tested for contamination. More...


Mayor's possible conflict of interest under review
Involvement in warehouse site talks questioned
BY JANE MEGGITT Staff Writer

The mayor of Upper Freehold may have to recuse himself from future hearings on the Rockefeller Group's plan to build a warehouse complex on Breza Road. More...


Braves give Barry a shot at major league pitching
BY JANE MEGGITT Staff Writer

UPPER FREEHOLD - It has been a roller-coaster ride for a township native and her husband as his baseball career has gone from the minors to the majors, back to minors, and, at press time, into the major leagues once again. More...


Monmouth County earns AAA bond rating again

FREEHOLD - Once again, Monmouth County's bonds have been granted AAA ratings by Fitch, Moody's and Standard and Poor's, the nation's three bond rating agencies. More...


 Letters
•Pastor: To ban all skaters wouldn't be fair
In the June 29 edition of the Examiner it was reported that Millstone is considering a ban on skaters of all types from public land because of the actions of a few people who have caused some damage. Now the Township Committee wants to adopt a new law to ban all types of skaters. Why a new law to ba More...
•Commissioner weighs in on school site contamination
•Special section was a tribute to special teens
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 Editorials
•Life is good when you are the youngest child
Lo ri C linch Are We There Yet? Although I love my youngest sister dearly, growing up with her was as irritating as finding a sibling sitting on your bed, wearing your favorite shirt and eating your candy stash. More...
•The sign on the door says Gone Fishin'
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Normandie Stefanelli Mrs. Stefanelli, 63, of Millstone, died July 4 at CentraState Medical Center, Freehold Township. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., she moved to Manalapan in 1968 and then to Millstone in 1995. Mrs. Stefanelli is survived by her husband of 43 years, Joseph; two daughters and sons-in- More...
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 Schools
•General ed. teachers face special ed. realities
Districts, colleges adjust to a changing educational landscape
A few years ago, at the University of Massachusetts, a professor of education asked prospective teachers what kinds of people they expect to teach over the course of their careers. The answers volunteered were varied and included minority students, English language learners and even the academically More...
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 Sports
•BlackKnight Bowbenders to host BigFoot Open
Competition featuring Top Gun, Last Man Standing is Sat., Sun.
Many of finest archers in the state will face a variety of tests at More...
•Sports Shorts
•Allentown's Monticello wins Junior Golf stop at Sun Eagles
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 Business
•New wave of trendy shops adds to rich flavor of Red Bank
Take a trio of trendy, Soho-style boutiques, add a macho chopper haven and you'll have a feel for the new center of gravity taking shape on West Front Street in Red Bank. All within a short walk of each other, the newest retail shops are generating foot traffic and buzz that goes on into the evening More...
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