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December 10, 2008
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Colonials claim state grid crown
Freehold High School defeats Middletown South, 21-14, to cap 11-1 campaign
BY TIM MORRIS Staff Writer
What happens when your dream becomes a reality? "It's better when you live it," Brandon Brown said after his Freehold High School Colonials captured the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association Central Jersey Group III football championship by defeating Middletown South High School, 2... More...
Board OKs new setup for district’s schools
BY MARK ROSMAN Staff Writer

The Manalapan-Englishtown Regional School District Board of Education has approved a new way of organizing its schools. For years, the school district has operated with schools in which children in grades 1- 3 (and before that K-3), 4-6 and 7-8 were educated. Following a recommendation by Superi... More...

Teen helps supply food for seniors
Neighbors came through with donations when asked to help Howell Senior Center
BY PATRICIA YOCZIS Correspondent

Matthew Costanzo of Howell is an example of what one person can do to help people in need. Matthew, 17, a senior at Howell High School, learned through a newspaper article that the directors of the Howell Senior Center were appealing for donations of food in order to help Howell seniors in need of... More...


 Bulletin Board
•Photos with Santa fundraiser Dec. 13
Local Petco stores will offer pet photos with Santa 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Dec. 13, with partial proceeds benefiting local animal welfare organizations. Customers will receive a framed digital photo (while supplies last) for $8.95 plus tax, $5 of which benefits animal shelters. More...
•Freehold AAUW seeksused book donations
•Santa will distribute gifts in Freehold
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 Letters
•Freehold Regional is really all about student achievement
I recently attended a Freehold Regional High School District School Board of Education Imeeting. The meeting was a combination of extraordinary achievement and disappointing conduct. The extraordinary achievement included a student presentation on a project about driver safety for teenagers. More...
•Leave residential streets free of commuter parking
•State should protect people's health in the workplace
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 Editorials
•FRHSD marks arrival of new varsity sport
Dec. 1 was a milestone date for many student-athletes, coaches and parents who are part of the Freehold Regional High School District. On that date, Howell High School became the first team from the FRHSD to play an interscholastic varsity ice hockey game. The Rebels lost to Brick Memorial High S... More...
•Where did those GOP voters go?
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 Greg Bean's Column
•We'll be giving you credit, whether you want it or not
Coda • GREG BEAN
If you believe the evening news (which I don't always), you've learned that one effect of the national economic meltdown is that it's darned near impossible to get credit these days. We're told that you can't get credit to buy a car, get a mortgage or pick up a new bass boat. Heck, if you believe... More...
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 Sports
•Tyson's journey concludes with state championship
Nick Tyson and his brother, Noel Kavanagh, found quiet and solace on the 50-yard line at Rutgers Stadium. While the Freehold Borough football team was celebrating its first state playoff championship, the brothers took time to reflect on the unlikely journey their family had taken in the last year... More...
•Sports Shorts
•Fobes, Ecklof top gymnastics team
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