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January 27, 2005
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Charges against former councilman are dismissed
Death of prosecution’s key witness prompts feds to drop case
BY JENNIFER DOME Staff Writer
Charges against former Brick Township Councilman Steven Cucci alleging he transported child pornography over the Internet have been dismissed. More...

MIKE JONESVinnie Ray gets a free sleigh ride from Bridget and Spot on Metedeconk Road in Brick Sunday. More...

District outlines items that will impact budget
Superintendent gives a ‘State of the Schools’ report at board meeting
BY DANIELLE MEDINA Correspondent

BRICK — School officials laid the groundwork for the upcoming budget preparation season by delivering a “State of the Schools” address at the Board of Education’s Jan. 20 meeting. More...


Beaton property application expected to go through
Chairman says he hopes township will continue trying to buy property
BY JENNIFER DOME Staff Writer

BRICK — The Planning Board will most likely approve a preliminary major subdivision for the Beaton family’s property off Beverly Beach Road at its meeting Jan. 26. More...


Frightful weather

Clockwise from top left — A statue in front of the Colony Market, Mantoloking Road, is covered in white. Snow covers docks near Oxford Road in Brick. Louie Ray, Brick, shovels mounds of snow on Metedeconk Road Sunday. Rows of icicles hang from a house on Pinehurst Road in Brick. More...


Public works department keeps on plowin’
Crews plow for more than 48 hours after weekend snowstorm
BY JENNIFER DOME Staff Writer

Brick Township’s public works department, police department and other emergency responders had a lot of numbers to crunch this weekend — 17 inches of snow; minus 10 degrees wind chill; and gusts of wind measuring up to 40 mph. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Cultural Arts Series to run Jan. 27 to May 12
Brick Township’s Cultural Arts Series will return for its sixth season with a concert performance from singer Moreno Fruzzetti on Jan. 27 at 7 p.m. at the civic plaza, Chambers Bridge Road. Admission to the concert is free for Brick Township residents. More...
•‘Workout Against Cancer’ benefits hospital
•AARP Point Pleasant monthly meeting Feb. 14
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 Letters
•Still no need for light at corner of Princeton Avenue
OK, before the letters come in about the accident on the corner of Brushy Neck Drive and Princeton Avenue, I would like to say there still is no need for a traffic light here. I’ll admit that the sun is bright on Princeton Avenue in the mornings, which led to this accident. The sun shines the same More...
•School budgets responsible for taxation without representation
•School district’s spending spree must end
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 Editorials
•In this case, majority rules
Mayor Joseph Scarpelli did a good thing when he decided to sign the ordinance that created the position for a Township Council vice president. More...
•Cartoon
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 Sports
•Mustangs playing like one of Shore’s elite
Memorial boys clinch state playoff berth with 10th win
Brick Memorial’s boys basketball team had a goal of making the NJSIAA tournament for the first time in five years and wasted little time achieving it. More...
•Under wraps
•Brick needs to stay hot to earn playoff berth
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 Business
•Business Briefs
Pure Focus Sports Club, Brick, held its annual “Spin-a-thon” fund-raiser for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. The event raised $3,338 in one day. More...
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