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      May 25, 2006  RSS feed
      Artist cuts deep through America's horrors, joys
      The Eleanor Gallery to showcase famous works this month
      ROOSEVELT - Robert Emmett Mueller believes woodcutting is a social communicator that can help free people. More...
      Police department receives pedestrian safety grant

      The Brick Township Police Department has received a $20,000 Pedestrian Safety Education and Enforcement Grant from the New Jersey Division of Highway Traffic Safety. The grant will pay for Brick Township's Walk Safe in Brick Program that will target motor vehicle and pedestrian violations and educat More...

       Bulletin Board
      • Optimists Club seek new members
      The local Optimists Club is seeking new members. Optimists are dedicated to serving the youth of the community. The club's volunteers serve as leaders, mentors and friends to help youngsters achieve a more positive and productive life. Through service programs, the organization is able to help young More...
      • Pt. Pleasant Beach VFW to honor fallen veterans
      • NJ Vietnam Veterans' Memorial Day Ceremony
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       Letters
      • Writer wants referendum on future of nuclear plant
      On March 1, at the public portion of the meeting, I requested the Ocean County Board of Chosen Freeholders to place the following question on the county ballot: "Shall the Oyster Creek nuclear power plant be closed upon the expiration of its current operating license?" More...
      • Eminent domain property should conform to standards regarding government money
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       Editorials
      • Twp. budget hearings leave financial stones unturned
      The Township Council's effort to educate residents by requesting township department heads defend their 2006 budgets during televised council meetings sounded like a good idea, but unfortunately, in implementation, the idea fell short. More...
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       Schools
      • On Campus
      Rowan University, Glassboro, which held its commencement ceremonies on May 12, has announced the following local graduates, all of Brick: More...
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       Sports
      • Streilein enjoying his final days as Mustang
      Brian Streilein could not find a much more exciting way to conclude his high school baseball career at Brick Memorial before embarking on a college career at Villanova University. More...
      • Rivals not happy to see each other ... again
      • Plenty of highlights for Brick boys tennis team
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       Business
      • Business Briefs
      Sunrise Senior Living Inc., a provider of senior-living services, has assumed management of The Worthington, a senior-living community located at 458 Jack Martin Blvd., and renamed it Sunrise Assisted Living of Brick. Executive Director Anna Clague will manage operations at the new Sunrise community More...
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