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Allaire Historic Village harkens back to the 1830s an old-fashioned Fourth
The patriotic fervor honoring America's founding may have been the same in 2009 as it was in 1836, but how Monmouth County residents celebrated it may have changed a bit, based on a Fourth of July re-enactment staged at Allaire Historic Village on Sunday afternoon.
Tinton Falls' new mayor begins amid cheers
A new mayor and two new council members began their terms on local government amid cheers of supporters and family members during the Borough Council's organization meeting Wednesday.
Brothers charged in Tinton Falls home invasion
Authorities have arrested two brothers who they say forced their way into an 82-year-old man's home, beat him and stole his car.
Morning News Digest: June 29, 2009
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Goldman To Mark Fifth Father's Day Without Son - Rep. Smith moves to...
This coming Sunday Tinton Falls resident David Goldman will experience his fifth consecutive Father's Day without his son, Sean.
Dolphin 56's playful antics have Jersey boaters flipping
Rod Houck has a close encounter with Dolphin 56 last summer off Island Beach State Park.
Jurors dismissed in Brick stabbing trial
Two jurors were dismissed, but a state Superior Court judge rejected a motion seeking a mistrial Tuesday for a Brick man accused of stabbing his ex-wife and son during a domestic dispute.
Tinton Falls insurance salesman sentenced in fraud
A Tinton Falls-based insurance salesman was sent to prison for three years Monday and ordered to pay restitution after admitting he pocketed the premium payments of clients without obtaining coverage for them.
Family, 9-Year-Old At Center Of Custody Battle On 'Early Show'
Vigil's entreaty: Bring Sean home
About 100 people gathered at Riverside Gardens Park on West Front Street Tuesday to commemorate the fifth anniversary of a Tinton Falls boy being abducted by his mother.
Vespucci Society to help earthquake victims
For more than a century, a local group of Italian-Americans have quietly raised money to assist newcomers to this country and to provide for people in need back in the 'old country.' They are being pressed into service once again, in response to the April 6 earthquake in L'Aquila that left more than 300 people dead and tens of thousands homeless.
Three-legged boxer steals Chelsea dog show
Jack Daniels, an 8-year old boxer, probably doesn't even remember what it was like having all four legs.
Tinton Falls can appeal to keep out civilian students
The Tinton Falls Board of Education can proceed with a legal appeal that attempts to keep out of its classrooms the children of civilian tenants who may soon live at Naval Weapons Station Earle.
Tinto Falls school bus hits fire hydrant
TINTON FALLS: A Murphy school bus backed up into a fire hydrant at about 3:45 p.m. Friday at the corners of Pegasus and Gallon Fox drives.
Running Column: Marathoner sets a lofty goal
The normal progression of most new runners is 5K, 10K, half marathon and then that mystical, magical distance: the marathon.
N.J. Senators React to Decision by Brazilian Judge to Delay Reuniting Sean Goldman and his Father
Senators Frank R. Lautenberg and Robert Menendez today reacted to a decision by the Brazilian Supreme Court judge that suspended a lower court order that would have reunited 9-year-old Sean Goldman with his father, David Goldman, of Tinton Falls, New Jersey.
Oceanport councilman bows out after notion rejected for unopposed election
In as borough as small as this one, only five votes are needed to receive a write-in nomination, as Kimberly Wood condominium resident Lester T. Cox undoubtedly is learning.
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