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      May 10, 2007  RSS feed
      Brick's Teacher of the Year loves his work
      Counselor, social worker goes to any lengths to get message across
      Brett Novick wears a lot of different hats as the school social worker and counselor at the Primary Learning Center, both literally and figuratively. On any given day, Novick, who was recently named district Teacher of the Year, will don a wizard's hat, a construction helmet or a bee hat with antennae to get his point across to the kindergartners he teaches. More...
      Ocean County joins state in Oyster Creek petition
      Spent fuel-rod storage safety must be guaranteed, freeholder director says
      BY PATRICIA A. MILLER Staff Writer

      Oyster Creek's vulnerability to terrorist attacks should be considered as part of the federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission's relicensing process, Freeholder Director John P. Kelly said. "My stance is very simple," Kelly said. "I want the NRC to do their job and to consider every aspect of relicensing that facility. More...

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      + The Mothers Center of the Jersey Shore, a nonprofit organization, will host the following trips: Atlantic Farms, May 11 and Sesame Place June 25. Play groups will be held May 14, 10-11:30 a.m. at the Epiphany Church in Brick and May 15, 10:30-noon at Brick Civic Plaza. New members welcome. Details: (732) 449-3936. More...
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      • Things have changed since last year's SummerFest
      We were very upset by your April 19 article saying that "Jay and the Americans won't be belting out 'Come a Little Bit Closer' or anything else at SummerFest this year". Jay and The Americans are alive and well, but not working with Jay Black, who is legally no longer allowed to have any association with the name Jay and The Americans or Jay Black and The Americans. More...
      • Many contributed to the success of Arthritis Walk
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      • article has image Coda
      The scary sump pump and other tales of dread
      My home repair motto is: If you can't fix the problem with a hammer, get a bigger hammer. That says a lot about the kind of do-it-yourself homeowner I am. In other words, I'm no kind of do-it-yourselfer at all. More...
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      • article has image Hawks gearing up for run at NEC tourney
      With just a couple of weeks left in the regular season, the Monmouth University men's baseball team finds itself in position to qualify for the Northeast Conference Tournament. Despite losing three of four games over the weekend to Quinnipiac, the Hawks remain in fourth place in the conference with an 11-8 mark in NEC play. More...
      • Marsch hopes to get back to World Series
      • article has image Green Dragons on state playoff bubble this week
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      Six Flags Great Adventure is hiring more than 4,000 seasonal employees for the 2007 season from high school students to senior citizens. More...
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