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October 4, 2007
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Army pilot from Millstone returns from base near Baghdad
Ayear of uncertainty when lives hung in the balance of every chaotic moment living in a war zone recently came to a close for Gary Amatrudo. The 56-year-old U.S. Army pilot from Millstone Township visited the Upper Freehold Regional Elementary/Middle School Sept. More...
Roosevelt set to incur counsel fees, court expenses, appeal costs

The governing body voted at its Sept. 24 meeting to authorize defense and indemnification for some of the public officials being sued by Congregation Anshei Roosevelt and Yeshiva Me'on Hatorah. A federal lawsuit was filed Aug. 27 in U.S. More...

FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - Police are continuing to search for a male teenager in connection with a report of an act of criminal sexual contact reported to have occurred at the Barnes & Noble bookstore, Route 9, on Sept. 17. More...


Redbird Marching Band takes first place at USSBA competition

ALLENTOWN - Dedication, persistence and self-sacrifice have paid off for Kyrsten Melander. Melander, a 17-year-old Millstone resident who attends Allentown High School, serves as the head drum major of the high school's Allentown Redbird Marching Band this year. More...


MILLSTONE - For the second time in two months, Assemblywoman Jennifer Beck made a presentation before the Township Committee. Beck (R-Monmouth and Mercer) had gone before the governing body July 18 to discuss the state budget. At the committee's Sept. 19 meeting, she spoke about Gov. More...


Revisions would put more businesses near Horse Park, crossroads, borders

UPPER FREEHOLD - With an effort to get the township's master plan revisions done by the end of the year, the Planning Board discussed potential commercial zoning changes last week. At the Sept. 24 Planning Board meeting, Township Planner Mark Remsa presented possible revisions to the nonresident... More...


Nominations are being sought for the third annual Exceptional Women Program. Anyone who knows of a woman in Monmouth or Ocean counties who he or she thinks is exceptional may nominate her for this honor. She may have battled a disease, or she's juggling kids and a job. More...
In a recent public comment, Gov. Jon Corzine indicated that he believes New Jersey does not have adequate funding resources to achieve his campaign pledge of preserving or producing 100,000 affordable homes over 10 years. This should be a matter of great concern to the voters, legislators and publ... More...
In the newspaper business, there are some lessons you just have to learn the hard way. There's an old maxim in this profession that even if your mother says she loves you, check it out. In other words, don't believe anything people tell you without evidence, because you'll be taken advantage of i... More...
Howard C. Beresford Mr. Beresford, 66, of Millstone Township, died Sept. 26, 2007, at home. Born in Newark, he had lived in Belleville, Clifton, the Morganville section of Marlboro, Old Bridge and Middletown before moving to Millstone Township in 1996. He was the founder and operator of Clearwat... More...
Arts council uses new media to connect teens with the arts
Anyone who spends time around teenagers "cn c" that they communicate differently from the rest of us. More...
Rutgers is one of five Top 10 teams to fall over the weekend
While its Big East title aspirations remain very much alive, any shot the Rutgers University football team may have had at a national championship likely came to an end on Saturday in Piscataway. More...
One lot in combined application has unforeseen restriction
UPPER FREEHOLD - A 20-year-old error may cause problems for the developer of a retail subdivision off Sweetmans Lane. On advice from Zoning Board Attorney Gregory Vella, the board did not hear a combined application for 353 Sweetmans Lane LLC and D. Morgan Tracey at its Sept. 26 meeting. More...