Vol. 14 - No. 25
In This Week’s Edition
THE HOWELL
TIMES
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COLLEGE CORNER
Community News! Don’t miss what’s happening in your town. Pages 11-13.
WHERE YESTERDAY’S HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES EXCEL TODAY
Government Page 7.
Dear Pharmacist The Secret Nutrient That Helps Graves’ Disease
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Inside The Law Page 17.
Business Directory Page 18.
Classifieds Page 19.
Fun Page Page 20.
Wolfgang Puck It’s Not Too Soon To Start Talking Turkey For Thanksgiving
–Photo courtesy Brookdale Community College Madison Doria, originally from Howell Township High School, is now playing for Brookdale Community College.
Voters Choose Three For Howell BOE Seats By Jennifer Peacock HOWELL – Two incumbents and a two-time candidate will fill the three open seats on Howell Township’s Board of Education Incumbents Dr. Denise M. Lowe and Albert ‘Al’ Miller, and newcomer Ira Thor won the Nov. 7 election. Lowe, who will now serve her third term on the board, received 6,183 votes. “I want to first thank the Howell Community for the confidence in me. I look forward to working with the new and current board members on our board and district goals and implementing our strategic plan,” Lowe said.
Miller, who has served on the board since 2011, received 5,847 votes. “I would like to thank the Howell residents for their trust and support by re-electing me to the Howell Township BOE. It is truly an honor to represent the students, staff and taxpayers of this great district,” Miller said in the statement to The Howell Times. “In my next term I plan on working with the BOE Advocacy committee and our State legislators on coming up with plans to ease the burden of school taxes on the local property taxes. I also want to try and increase community interaction with our community.” (BOE - See Page 5)
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Horoscope Page 23.
Environmental Settlement Question Passes
By Chris Lundy settlement funds to environmental cleanups. OCEAN COUNTY – A ballot question about The question’s wording stated: “The moneys funding clean-ups passed statewide. Question would have to be used to repair, restore, replace No. 2 was designed to dedicate environmental (Environmental - See Page 5)
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By Chris Christopher OCEAN COUNTY – The Ocean County College men’s soccer team won the National Junior College Athletic Association Division III Region XIX Tournament with a conquest of Union County College in a shootout in the championship game. OCC keeper Robert Andrade, a freshman from Toms River High School South, stopped two Union shots in the shootout. Teammates Andrew Jozwicki, a sophomore midfielder-forward from Jackson Memorial; Doug Jensen, a sophomore midfielder-forward from Central Regional, and sophomore midfielder Ryan Cheslock, who played for Toms River North, converted their kicks. OCC outside back Chandler Gibbons, a freshman defender from Toms River East, was named the game’s Most Valuable Player. Andrade, who stopped two penalty kicks in a shootout against Sussex in the semifinals, was named the Outstanding Defensive Player of the championship match. He made eight saves in the match. (College - See Page 2)
Freeholder Incumbents Edge Out Rivals By Jennifer Peacock MONMOUTH COUNTY – Freeholder Lillian G. Burry and Holmdel Deputy Mayor Pat Impreveduto, both Republicans, defeated Democrat challengers in the Nov. 7 election. Burry will be serving her fifth term. She received 89,121 votes. Impreveduto was put forth in place of Freeholder Gary J. Rich, who chose not to seek reelection. He received 86,640 votes. The duo ran against Democrats Brian Wilton and Margie Donlon, who received 80,614 and 80,518 votes respectively. The Monmouth County Clerk’s office reported 119 write-in votes for Freeholder.
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