The Week of November 30 - December 7, 1999 (Visit our Archives)
- Photo by Scott Longfield
- Sea Bright Mayor Maria Fernandes (left) being interviewed by a television news crew about the visiting pod of dolphins that is bringing even more summer visitors than usual to her town.
This Week's Top Stories
- Beam It Up!
- Financial contributors lined up to sign the steel beam that will be used for the highest point of the new Multipurpose Activity Center...
- Fort Hancock Played A Role In Radar Development
- SANDY HOOK - A little known chapter in the history of Fort Hancock has resurfaced recently...
- Grant Funds Expansion For Amanda's Easel
- WEST KEANSBURG - For the past 10 years, Amanda's Easel was a single-room, creative arts therapy center...
- Volunteers Help Spinal-Cord Injured Enjoy Surfing
- LONG BRANCH - With the help of a large team of volunteers, disabled surfers were able to enjoy being back...
- St. George's Gives Inspiring Centennial Celebration
- Members and friends of St. George's-By-The-River Episcopal Church gathered on the church lawn last Sunday...
- Our Lady Of Perpetual Help Celebrates 125th Year
- Approximately 500 parishIoners joined with Bishop John Smith, the Rev. Robert Tynski, pastor, and three former pastors at a Mass and Shore Casino dinner-dance to celebrate the 125th anniversary of the founding of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church..
- Better Than
Sea World!
Pod of dolphins brings spectators, TV cameras, to Sea Bright - That phrase has been a part of daily conversation among residents of the two-river area for nearly three weeks after a pod of approximately 12-15 dolphins found their way up the Shrewsbury River.
- Park Service Grants Developer Another Extension Fort Hancock has another year to show proof of financing
- SANDY HOOK - Four years after the National Park Service approved a lease agreement allowing a private developer to renovate and rent out a minimum of 36 buildings at Fort Hancock for commercial use, and four years into a legal challenge to that agreement, the NPS has granted another one-year extension of time for the developer to find the necessary funding for the project.
- AH Residents Express Frustration Over Gas Company Cleanup
- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Representatives for New Jersey Natural Gas came in for a grilling last Thursday as residents and elected officials expressed frustration over slow progress in the ongoing cleanup of contamination caused by a former borough gas manufacturing plant.
- Paddling For A Clean Ocean
- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Jersey girls love the ocean, and Margo Pellegrino is no exception.
- AH Hopes To Tweak Budget Before Final Adoption
- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - The borough council will likely have to wait for another couple of weeks before it can vote to adopt the municipal budget.
- AH Council Approves Hike In Water And Sewer Fees
- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - With the Borough Council's adoption of two ordinances last week, some borough homeowners may see a little tax relief, but all property owners will have to pay more for their water and sewer charges..
- Owners Of Ashes Restaurant Agree To Pay Back Rent
- FREEHOLD - It appears that Ashes cigar club will continue operating out of its Red Bank location after the owners agreed to pay outstanding rent.
- Sea Bright Sees Pool Club As Key To Smart Growth
- SEA BRIGHT - Last Thursday the Borough of Sea Bright held a third meeting to discuss the Borough's Smart Growth Project.
