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St. Paul’s Church Hosts Blessing Of The Animals
BRICK – The Blessing of the Animals event happened after weeks of cancellations. It seemed like the rain would never stop ruining the event originally scheduled weeks ago. But the show must go on…or rather, the blessings must be bestowed. This year’s Blessing of the Animals event was...
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Ocean County Asphalt Factory Plan Won’t Be Decided In 2026
BRICK – A sixth hearing for an application before the township Board of Adjustment to improve a 1950s-era asphalt plant, focused mostly on the cross-examination of Greg Wagner, who is the division manager of Stavola Industries and who had given testimony at the previous hearing. The Stavola asphalt plant...
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Set the stage for Christmas
Nothing quite compares to when the holidays are approaching. The season kicks off as the temperature drops, smells of gingerbread fill the air and bright, colorful decorations are shining at every turn. The ambiance is instantly set when the first note of cherished Christmas music is played in stores and on the radio.
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Middletown North, South to Play for Section Titles, RBC and SJV Seek Spot in Final Four
(1) Middletown North (8-1) North Jersey, Section 2,. Friday, November 13 | 7 p.m. Middletown North gets another opportunity to finish its championship journey as the Lions pursue their first sectional title since 1996. After falling in last year’s sectional final at Brick Memorial, coach Steve Bush’s team earned its return trip with a 47-21 victory over Teaneck. Junior quarterback Derek Grasso threw for 235 yards and three touchdowns, while Anthony Christiani contributed two receiving touchdowns and another score on the ground. Matt Belenko was a workhorse, running for 174 yards and two scores.
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Plan for expansive complex in woodlands questioned
BRICK TOWNSHIP — A proposal to construct eight office buildings and two distribution centers on a 36.73-acre wooded property along Cedar Bridge Avenue sparked questions from residents about traffic, flooding, environmental impacts and building heights during the Nov. 9 planning board meeting. The board did not take final action during the evening’s hearing, which is scheduled to continue Jan.