By JOANNE L. PAPAIANNI
The Asbury Park Board of Education voted unanimously at its Feb. 15 meeting to start an internal investigation to determine who is responsible for recording incorrect enrollment figures for state school aid.
Asbury Park couples line up for civil union licenses in the middle of the night
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Sue Abatemarco fills out paperwork for a civil union application in Asbury Park early Monday morning while her partner Julie Branin watches. City Deputy Clerk Kiki Tomek handled the paperwork with the support of City Manager Terry Reidy.
By DON STINE
Five [...]
By JOANNE L. PAPAIANNI
The crash of a coalition helicopter in Afghanistan last week claimed the life of a Bradley Beach man.
Chief Warrant Officer John A. Quinlan, 36, was assigned to the 2nd Battalion, 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne), Fort Campbell, Ky.
By JOANNE L. PAPAIANNI
Dr. Penelope Lattimer, head of the State’s Intervention Team currently in place in the Asbury Park School District, issued several scathing remarks about the district to community members during a meeting with residents last week.
By ED SALVAS
Frank Peropat’s five children will have to continue living in crowded quarters in their home at 403 Third Ave., Bradley Beach.
Peropat’s hope to add on to the garage for storage to clear space in the house for the children, all under 12 years of age, has run into a roadblock at the Bradley [...]
By DON STINE
Neptune City residents will experience a new and improved Adams Field this year, with revitalized playing fields, new playground equipment, additional parking, and better security.
The five- to six-acre field, the largest park in the borough, is located just off W. Sylvania Avenue near the the Woodrow Wilson Elementary School.
Coaster Photo by Devin Peppler
Michael Oglesby, Neptune, tries to drive past Asbury Park’s John Romero.
By ANDREW CANGIANO
The second seeded Neptune High School Boys basketball team advanced to the semifinals of the Shore Conference Tournament on Wednesday night, where the Fliers faced rival Christian Brothers Academy at the Ritacco Center in Toms River (the game ended [...]
By JOANNE L. PAPAIANNI
The greenhouse in Bradley Beach may soon be home to “thousands and thousands” of butterflies, if officials agree to a proposal by butterfly expert and hobbyist Una McGurk.