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September 28, 2006

Target expansion plan a bull's-eye for planners

Dept. store to add 11,500 sq. ft., adjust traffic circulation

Target shoppers will soon have more to love.Brick Township planners unanimously approved, 7-0, at a Sept. 20 workshop meeting a 11,500-square-foot addition to the Target department store on Cedar Bridge Avenue and Route 70. More...

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Howell High School's marching band was one of 20 New Jersey marching bands to compete at Brick Memorial High School for a U.S. Scholastic Band Association competition hosted by the Mustangs Saturday evening. More...

•	Parents: Goose droppings causing infections in athletes

•	Route 70 'desert' still under stop work orders

•	Planning Board OKs temple's parking plan

•	Templewelcomes new rabbi

•	Proposed development brings Save Barnegat Bay to board

•	Police Beat

•	Man charged in shooting of 9-year-old girl's cat

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Walk to raise funds for autism research/awareness

Thousands of Jersey Shore residents touched by the devastating effects of autism will join together at the Inaugural New Jersey Shore Walk for Autism Research at Manasquan Beach in Manasquan, Sept. 30. More...

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Letters

•	A yes vote for parks won't increase taxes

For decades, funding for New Jersey's parks has dwindled, especially for maintenance and repairs. This fall New Jersey voters have the chance to fund our parks with no new taxes! A "Yes!" to the November ballot question would allow existing revenue from the Corporate Business Tax to pay for long ove More...

•	Resident: Take debate to public forum

•	Resident: I'm no one's 'minion'

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Obituaries

•	Obituaries

Theodore "Tedd" F. Flanagan Jr. Mr. Flanagan, 89, of Brick, died Sept. 19 in Brick. A longtime resident of Kearny, he moved to Brick in 1999. He was a 1935 graduate of Kearny High School, and a 1940 graduate of Seton Hall University, South Orange. A decorated World War II veteran, he served in More...

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Schools

•	School district seeks a few good techies

Residents will join school officials in shaping district's tech. future

BRICK - The Brick Township Board of Education is looking for community participation in its newly established ad hoc technology committee. More...

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Sports

•	Local teams use early bye weeks to get better

How beneficial is a bye week for the two high school football teams in Brick? More...

•	Young Mustangs may have turned the corner

•	Boland has Hawks aiming for championship

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