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•Long Branch to seek COAH certification

•NRC to take a closer look at Oyster Creek nuclear plant

•Goals discussed as S.R. works on master plan

•Charles St. Park to get a face-lift

•Millstone mulls more retail development

•Soccer scramble

•New Aeromarine proposal calls for solar panel farm

•Revaluation process in Marlboro nears end

•Walk will honor memory of S.B. resident

•DRSANA asks for help in zoning board process

•Rezoning may open door for athletic club

Breaking News:

-No contest in Millstone, Roosevelt, U.F. elections

-Split ticket wins in Marlboro; Green wins seat in Manalapan

-Voters tap Smith, Gotto for Howell council seats

-East Brunswick voters elect GOP's Ferraro

-Old Bridge GOP gains another seat on council

-Leibowitz, first Republican elected in Monroe since '80s

-Republicans gain seat on So. Brunswick council

-GOP gains 4-2 majority on South River council

-Councilwoman elected as new mayor of Edison

-Revaluation process in Marlboro nears end

-Dems remain in control in North Brunswick

-Reina, Bressi are winners in Jackson

-Incumbents retain their seats on Woodbridge Twp. Council

•Woodbridge firehouse to install solar panels

Bulletin Board

•	County kids' book drive under way

The Monmouth County Library launched its annual Books for Kids book donation drive Nov. 1. Books for preschoolers through age 14 will be accepted through Dec. 1 at any county library branch. The books will be distributed to local charities and community agencies that serve children with limited access to books. More...

•	BMAC to hold dances, movies and more

•	Crafters sought for Holiday Bazaar

•	Women's Club to hold meeting Nov. 4

•	Hoop-shoot contest will be held Nov. 21

•	County library kids' book drive under way

•	Middletown offers Dock & Roll shuttle

•	Libraries will host charity book drive

•	Food drive under way at So. Bruns. YMCA

•	Youth events slated at Sayreville Library

•	Event to focus on women in music

•	Free knitting classes offered at library

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•	Political Cartoon

•	Volunteer, 'you will love the giving you do'

•	Clinch clan in the flu's clinches

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Sports

•	MU soccer teams ready for runs at NEC title

PHOTOS BY CHRIS KELLY staff The Monmouth men's soccer team is unquestionably the team to beat in this season's NEC tournament. More...

•	Brick Dragons Pee Wees headed to regionals

•	Falcon spirit

•	Ground game key to Bishop Ahr win

•	AHS head rush

•	The Great Race

•	Howell Rebels win SC gymnastics title

•	NBTHS harriers focus on the team's goals

•	It's a celebration

•	Keeping a close eye on things

Obituaries

•	Kenneth L. Stromberg

Mr. Stromberg, 63, of Eatontown, died Oct. 25, 2009. He was an advertising representative at Bon Venture Services, Flanders. He is survived by his wife, Kathleen; three children, Becky, Ryan and Matthew; his 13 siblings, Pat Ford, Eric Stromberg Jr. More...

•	Michelle Sue Anderson

•	Anita Harding Dalton

•	Hugh Oakley

•	Antoinette Elizabeth Reedy

•	Jeffrey Van Hart Waldron

•	Robert F. Schear Jr.

•	Patricia Regan

•	Margaret M. Specce

•	Josephine F. Zielinski

•	Joseph Decibus

Arts/Zest

•	Exhibit in R.B. showcases work of local artist

Paintings by local artist Bonnie McKee Tortora will be on exhibit at the Oyster Point Hotel in Red Bank from Nov. 6 through Dec. 31. Almost two dozen paintings from Tortora's "Deep Sea" series and "Tuscany" series will transform the lobby and the second floor of the hotel into a riverside gallery. More...