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January 22, 2009
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Students recognize soldiers' sacrifices
Veterans group initiates new partnership with schools
BY JENNIFER KOHLHEPP Staff Writer
Millstone Township Middle School students are learning more about the sacrifices that military personnel and their families make during wartime. The Veterans of the Vietnam War Inc. More...
Freehold Raceway purses cut
Area horsemen take financial hit, discuss racing elsewhere
BY JANE MEGGITT Staff Writer

A25 percent cut in purses at Freehold Raceway is hurting local standardbred owners and trainers whose livelihood depends on racing. The Freehold racetrack's parent company, Pennwood Racing, has so far refused to accept more than $1.6 million in supplementary purse money that New Jersey horsemen h... More...

Loose pets could cost Upper Freehold residents
County explores need for regional animal shelter
BY JANE MEGGITT Staff Writer

UPPER FREEHOLD — Residents who repeatedly let their animals run or get loose will face fines ranging from $100 to $2,000. The Board of Health unanimously passed an "Animals at Large" ordinance at its Jan. 13 meeting to address the problem. More...

 Bulletin Board
•HAMT to hold Feb. 14 fundraiser dinner
The Horsemen's Association of Millstone Township (HAMT) will hold a Hearts for a Cause Valentine Benefit Dinner Dance 7:30-11:30 p.m. Feb. 14 at The Clarksburg Inn Hall, 465 Stagecoach Road, in the Clarksburg section of Millstone. More...
•H.S. baseball team to hold benefit dinner
•Musikgarten winter session to begin
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 Letters
•Millstone COAH plan flawed for many reasons
My husband and I moved to Millstone back in June of 2004. We are both from the New York City area. We chose to buy our first home together in Millstone because a work colleague and friend who also lived here suggested we look at this beautiful and very desirable area. More...
•Seniors thankful for Girl Scouts' hospitality
•Public medical error reporting will save lives
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 Greg Bean's Column
•Customer service: a truly radical approach to sales
The results for the 2008 holiday shopping season are almost in from the nation's major retailers, and it looks like it was worse than anyone could have predicted. Business was so bad at places like KB Toys and Sharper Image that it's possible those companies won't survive the coming year. Circuit... More...
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 Schools
•Millstone schools help remember POW/MIA
Three district facilities to fly donated flags
The three Millstone Township schools will now fly flags in remembrance of military personnel whose whereabouts remain unknown. The Veterans of the Vietnam War Inc. and the Veterans Coalition New Jersey Post 03, of Millstone, donated three Prisoner of War/Missing In Action (POW/MIA) flags to the s... More...
•Donations enhance Millstone school libraries
•Budget decisions in '09 will affect new school
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 Sports
•Young gymnast starts another stellar season
MILLSTONE — A 10-year-old gymnast started a new gymnastic season as champion on the rings and the pommel horse. Millstone's Parker Adamo is even stronger this year and has moved up to a more difficult gymnastic level — level 7. More...
•Practice makes Pats winners
•FT keeps winning thanks to defense
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 Business
•Crane company moves to Millstone
New buidling to go up on Burnt Tavern Road
MILLSTONE — A company that has been in business in South Brunswick for over 40 years will be relocating to the township. At its Jan. More...
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