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October 5, 2006

Blandina to Republicans: We're keeping the money

Local GOP calls on Dems to return $50K in Lynch contributions

BY COLLEEN LUTOLF Staff Writer

Local Republicans are calling on Brick Democrats to return contributions they received two years ago from a political action committee headed by a disgraced former state senator who has admitted recently to taking a bribe. But Democratic leaders are scoffing at the request. More...

Rutgers University's Tierney Brady, a Brick Memorial graduate, beats South Florida's Ebony Robinson to the ball during the Scarlet Knights' home win on Sunday in Piscataway. More...

Resident arrested for three Laurelton Heights burglaries

Suspect(s) targeting senior communities still at large

BY COLLEEN LUTOLF Staff Writer

A jogger's memory led to a resident's arrest last week in connection with three burglaries in the Laurelton Heights section of Brick Township, police said. More...

•	Greenbriar II woman wins state beauty pageant

•	Board changes day of meetings

•	Residents pan traffic-calming plan

•	State officials take input on how to reform taxes

•	Council appoints 3 to BTMUA, Zoning Board

•	Fiber art will be featured at Georgian Court show

Bulletin Board

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Datebook

+ Monmouth and Ocean County Brain Tumor Support Group Inc. will meet from 3 to 4:45 p.m. Oct. 7 at the Wall Library, 2700 Allaire Road. Dr. John Vitali will speak about the role of the family physician in brain tumor treatment. Details: (732) 449-8877, (609) 758-0806 or e-mail Mngioma634@aol.com. More...

•	Community Bulletin Board

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Editorials

•	Taxpayers get tapped for the gas

Over two months ago, the Bulletin called for the Township Council to eliminate an ordinance created when Democrat Mayor Joseph C. Scarpelli was council president, which allows Planning and Zoning Board members to get paid. More...

•	Guest Column

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Coda

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Sports

•	Boland's record only highlight of NEC opener

Hawks dominated by Stony Brook for first loss of the season

Monmouth University head football coach Kevin Callahan didn't mince words following Saturday's loss to Stony Brook. More...

•	Mustangs' defense leads the way against Rams

•	Mustang offensive line is rounding into form

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