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April 20, 2006

Cleanup at mobile home park begins

Residents remain unhappy with township response; request more testing

Cleanup of contaminated fill began at the Laurelton Mobile Home Park in Brick Tuesday. More...

Fans' devotion to Boss will form basis of book

Canadian authors wanted Springsteen followers to tell stories

BY CLARE MARIE CELANO Staff Writer

Howard Bloom is an avid Bruce Springsteen fan. Nothing unusual about that - especially around Freehold. But while most fans of The Boss plan their attendance at his concerts around their everyday lives, Bloom plans his everyday life around Springsteen's concerts - more or less. More...

•	Gamers for a good cause

•	'Children's Letters to God' to be performed

•	'Children's Letters to God' to be performed

•	Sound advice

•	Local author recounts life as major league insider

•	Township Council begins budget hearings

•	White Castle proposed at old Texaco site

Bulletin Board

•	Final improvements to Hooper Avenue, Brick Boulevard to be done this summer

It's among the most heavily traveled roadways in Ocean County, but by this summer the Brick Boulevard-Hooper Avenue corridor linking Dover and Brick townships will be almost a totally new roadway. More...

•	Local grassroots activists honored by NJEF

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Letters

•	Resident responds to trash talk

I am saddened to have to agree with reader M.J. Fletcher regarding "the filth" in Brick Township ("Resident: We're Filthy People," March 30). More...

•	Conservation group sees hope in Corzine's budget

•	PTA thanks local businesses for donations

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Editorials

•	What's the evacuation plan? There is no plan

Coda About 20 years ago, it dawned on people in northern Massachusetts that if the Seabrook nuclear power plant near the border of that state and New Hampshire melted down, or if there were a bad hurricane or other disaster, people were pretty much S.O.L. because there was absolutely no evac More...

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Sports

•	Brick boys catching on rather quickly

Steve Glowacki came out blazing when Brick Township's boys lacrosse team launched its inaugural season three weeks ago with eight goals in the first two games. More...

•	Sports Shorts

•	Hot start has Brick Twp. team thinking big

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