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September 7, 2006
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Anthony Santalucia, 17, of Point Pleasant, gets some final summer kicks at the Brick Skate Park Sept. 4. More...
Bennies stayed home
Residents lose power, last weekend to Ernesto remnants
BY COLLEEN LUTOLF Staff Writer

One Jersey Shore visitor last weekend wasn't so welcome. More...


No fare: Unruly riders may cause demise of free beach bus
Long-standing program will be reviewed before next year's season
BY COLLEEN LUTOLF Staff Writer

The free bus some kids have come to rely on to get a ride to and from the beach on summer weekdays may not be reinstated next year. More...


Bathing babies

Ryan Tullo, 3, Ashley Moritz, 3, and Megan Moritz, 5, spend one of their last preschool summer days playing in the sand at Windward Beach Park recently. More...


Patrols on barrier island unchanged for now
Resident: Sharing patrols with Mantoloking to be considered
BY COLLEEN LUTOLF Staff Writer

BRICK - Township Councilman Stephen C. Acropolis said he's been misunderstood. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Datebook
+ Ocean County Coin Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 7 and Sept. 21 at the Point Pleasant Beach Firehouse, Arnold and St. Louis avenues, Point Pleasant Beach. Education and coin auctions take place at the meetings. There is no charge for admission - all are invited. A free coin auction for juniors More...
•Community Bulletin Board
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 Letters
•Parents urged to apply for children's insurance
As parents, teachers and leaders in New Jersey, we do everything we can to provide for our children, but we know many still go without the health-care coverage they need. Too many New Jersey children could be heading back to school this fall with well-stocked backpacks, but without health insurance. More...
•Supreme Court muddies the water
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 Editorials
•For the Record
The photo caption on page 3 of the Aug. 31 issue reads that Nancy Williams is the Brick PAL's executive director. Kate Dwyer is PAL's executive director, Williams is the organization's fundraising coordinator. More...
• Coda
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 Sports
•New-look Mustangs don't expect drop-off
Brick Memorial opens Friday against Long Branch
The marquee names are gone, but coach Fred Sprengel feels he has the talent to reload, rather than rebuild, as Brick Memorial's football team launches another season as conference and state championship contender at home on Friday night against Long Branch. More...
•Green Dragons aim for a return to postseason
•Support helping Loftus concentrate on football
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 Business
•Business Briefs
Bow Kay Florist will be celebrating and distributing a free autumn bouquet of fresh cut flowers to those who visit the store Sept. 8 and 9. Owner Kay Majoros says that the flowers are being distributed to celebrate the store's 19th year in business and to say thanks to the store's many dedicated More...
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