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September 8, 2004

Nursery to replace landscaping business

Commercial use denied, but farm market is OK at Robertsville Rd. site

BY LINDA DeNICOLA Staff Writer

Following a series of public hearings, Freehold Township zoning board members voted to deny a use variance for the owner of Brothers Landscaping. More...

Iraq veteran replaces candidate on ballot

Jeff Cantor will face Grover Burrows in race for one-year seat

BY LARRY RAMER Staff Writer

The Republican candidate who was running for election to a one-year term on the Marlboro Township Council has dropped out of the race. More...

Home building is lesson in helping less fortunate

Marlboro residents spend time on projects in Oregon & Alaska

MARLBORO — Working hard to help others can be an enjoyable experience, according to Marlboro resident Allison Herman. More...

•	Applicant pitches plan for townhouse project

•	Athletes’ grades expected to be topic of discussion

•	Teen working toward return to school, team

•	Employees agree to deal with higher health costs

•	Bike-a-thon to take riders along scenic routes

•	Town offers Jazzercise, yoga, stories

•	Politicos debate tabling of Rt. 33 development

•	Six Flags and Red Cross to hold blood drive Oct. 2

•	CHRIS KELLY staff Freehold Intermediate School teacher Sarah Szamareta prepares for Willow in the Wind — an exercise that tests a participant’s trust in her teammates — during the Lion’s Den Challenge Course. Youngsters in the Freehold Borough school dis

•	Elks Lodge awards scholarships

•	9/11 Patriots Day service in Englishtown

•	Muslim women to speak at AAUW meeting

•	Symphony delights fans with Broadway favorites

•	Project completion draws near

•	Teamwork is goal for school program

•	Advice on Medicare, Medigap available

•	Alliance to host concert, car show, movie

•	Police investigate thefts at restaurant, apartments

•	Rabbi, cantor ready to serve synagogue

•	Friends rally to support paralyzed accident victim

•	Memoria Project to hold simple Sept. 11 service

•	Rides, food, fun on tap

•	Inspector helps keep schools in top shape

•	Yesteryear

•	Local organizations will benefit from Sept. 11 walk

•	Full-day kindergarten debuts in Freehold Twp.

•	Police arrest 3 suspects in Marlboro incidents

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• A spaghetti dinner will be served by the Women’s Auxiliary of Freehold Elks Lodge 1454 Sept. 8 from 6-8 p.m. at the lodge, 73 E. Main St., Freehold. The cost is $7 for adults, $5 for age 12 and under. Details: (732) 431-8707 (after 4 p.m.). More...

•	IRS seeks volunteers for tax assistance to needy

•	Friends rally to support paralyzed accident victim

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Letters

•	Writer offers support for Manalapan police officer facing lawsuit

I am writing in response to the lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) for racial More...

•	Intern appreciates chance to work with mayor

•	Don’t buy near a drag strip if you don’t like noise

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Editorials

•	Route 33 lessons learned

The short but much discussed life of the Route 33 redevelopment project in Howell has come to an end for the time being. More...

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Obituaries

•	Full Story

Robert Baccichi Mr. Baccichi, 70, of Freehold Township. died Aug. 23 at home. Born in the Bronx, N.Y., he resided in the Cliffwood section of Aberdeen before moving to Freehold Township 42 years ago. He was sales manager at Ditch Witch, Manalapan, where he was employed for the past 15 years. Prio More...

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Sports

•	Colonials looking for best effort every day

All that Mark Ciccotelli wants from his Freehold Borough Colonials is that they give their best effort all the time, be it practice or a game. More...

•	Ciccotelli has coaching in his blood

•	Cougars adding depth as they move up in division

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Business

•	Business Briefs

Peter Staats, M.D., has received the Excellence in Pain Treatment and Research award from the Southern Pain Society. Dr. Staats is the medical director of the Advanced Pain Management Program at CentraState Medical Center, Freehold Township. More...

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