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February 25, 2004
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Muster zone ‘test’ irks Freehold officials
Immigrants rights group
wanted a way to gauge
response from officials
BY CLARE MARIE CELANO
Staff Writer
At first glance it appeared the old muster zone on Throckmorton Street in Freehold Borough was once again open for business — then again, first glances can be deceiving. More...
Youngsters display flair
for creativity in artwork
BY CLARE MARIE CELANO
Staff Writer

FREEHOLD — Elaine Smith has been sharing and passing on her passion for art with her students for more than 25 years. More...

Police probing second
school graffiti incident
Officers were called
to middle school
by principal on Feb. 6
Staff Writer

MARLBORO — A second incident of bathroom graffiti occurred at the Marlboro Middle School, Route 520, on Feb. 6, and police believe one person is responsible for that act and one that was committed on Jan. 30. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Full Story
CLARE MARIE CELANO Daniel Weinshenker, 11, won first place in pastels with his painting “I Got the Whole World in My Hands” at an art show that featured the work of Elaine Smith’s art students. See page 8. More...
•Theater event March 26
to aid Catholic Charities
•Community Bulletin Board
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 Letters
•Auxiliaries continue to offer support to CentraState Medical Center
After another year of "fun"draising, the Centra-State Associated Auxil-iaries held their annual luncheon Feb. 1 at Our House restaurant in Howell. More...
•DARE fails to deliver anti-drug message
•Clinton and U.S. allies knew Iraq possessed WMD
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 Editorials
•Staged employment
event was a mistake
What the Monmouth County Residents for Immigrants Rights called a test on Saturday, we would describe as a hoax perpetrated on Freehold Borough. The stunt staged by the so-called immigrants rights group was a low point that calls its credibility into question. More...
•Your Turn
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Julius Coel
Mr. Coel, 70, of Dothan, Ala., formerly of Englishtown, died Jan. 21 at home in Dothan. Born in Englishtown, he had resided in Dothan for most of his life and was a retired U.S. More...
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 Schools
•CentraState offers
scholarships to volunteers
The CentraState Associated Auxiliaries Scholarship Program will offer three scholarships this year to community volunteers. Two will be to graduating high school seniors pursuing a career in the health care field. More...
•Teachers still without pact
•Teachers, district
close in on contract
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 Sports
•Marlboro girls advance to SCT semis
Freehold Twp. boys
fall in quarters
to Manasquan
After two rounds of the upset-filled Shore Conference Tournament, Marlboro is still standing tall. The Mustangs avoided the rash of the upsets that had befallen other top seeds and were poised to win their first-ever SCT title. More...
•Big wins for Howell girls, Marlboro boys
•Jersey Blues begin their defense of region title
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 Business
•Business Briefs
Absolute Party DJ’s, based in Marlboro, has announced that it will celebrate its grand opening March 1. Owners Damon Dietz and Craig Margolin have entertained at weddings and other events for a number of years, and are now venturing out on their own. More...
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