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April 3, 2008
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Visit to Freehold Twp. highlights Hope Now national program
FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP- President George W. Bush came to Freehold Township on March 28 to visit Novadebt, a credit-counseling agency that is working with consumers who have run into mortgage payments that they no longer can afford. More...
Hundreds rally in opposition to president's Freehold visit

Hundreds of protesters chanted, "Bring the troops home, end the war now" as President George W. Bush touched down in Freehold aboard Marine One last week. Local individuals and families joined New Jersey Citizen Action (NJCA), Democracy for America, the Coalition for Peace Action, the Solidarity ... More...

ROOSEVELT - Municipal employees do not get raises under the proposed borough budget for 2008-09. The Borough Council introduced the budget on March 21 and will hold a public hearing on the spending plan on May 27. Jeff Ellentuck and Peggy Malkin, who serve on the borough's finance committee, sa... More...


Town may also see 13-cent tax hike for school budget

ALLENTOWN - Mayor Stu Fierstein has called the proposed 23.9-cent rise in taxes as a result of the 2008-09 municipal budget disgraceful. The Borough Council introduced the proposed $2million budget onMarch 24 andwill hold a public hearing on the spending plan on April 29. More...


State's secretary of agriculture visits with AHS students

ALLENTOWN - To keep agriculture thriving in New Jersey, the state wants to help schools bolster their agricultural programs and find their students jobs. Agriculture is a significant part of New Jersey's working landscape, with 9,800 farms on about 800,000 acres. More...


Singer/guitarist known for opening Woodstock festival

Seeing Richie Havens in concert is like a box of chocolates ... you never know what you're going to get. From before the time when he played an epic-length opening at Woodstock back in 1969 up until now, the soulfulvoiced guitarist lets the moment, and the audience, guide his performances. More...


The Roosevelt Arts Project will present "Jersey Homesteads: In the Architectural Vanguard" at 8 p.m. April 12 at borough hall. The event will include a showing of a documentary video by Roosevelt resident Ben Johnson that explores the architectural history of the original Roosevelt houses. There w... More...
Greetings. Winter has left us. Spring has arrived. And it sure is a fine time to get outside. While you're out frolicking in the sun, you might take a gander at the streams around Millstone Township. See how trash is clogging our precious waterways and cluttering on stream banks, poised to enter ... More...
Agriculture is not causing the state's budget deficit problem, so Gov. Jon Corzine's proposal to eliminate the New Jersey Department of Agriculture (NJDA) as a costcutting measure is both ludicrous and wrong. More...
Mr. Graceffo, 88, a resident of Freehold for 48 years, died March 27, 2008, at home after a long illness. He was employed by Howell Trucking, Secaucus, for 30 years, and the U.S. Post Office in Freehold for 10 years. More...
Roosevelt finishes fourth year of successful youth program
ROOSEVELT - Monday nights in the Roosevelt Public School gym just won't be the same. The group of local youths whose gusto has been going to the goals from 7:30-9:30 p.m. will have to wait until November to get more shots off as another year of Roosevelt's successful youth hockey program comes t... More...