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Doherty Requests Investigation on Bean
Councilman, however, stands by last week's vote on back house ordinance

Charlie has been local editor of the Manasquan-Belmar Patch since December 2011.
He joined Patch as a contributor in December of 2010, and the following summer took on weekend editor duties for the southern-Monmouth/northern-Ocean counties region.
He also served briefly as the region's general assignment reporter.
Charlie graduated from Ramapo College, where he was editor-in-chief of the school newspaper.
He attended St. Rose High School in Belmar and has been a Wall Township resident for more than 20 years.
Councilman, however, stands by last week's vote on back house ordinance

Effective Oct. 31; details of agreement not yet public pending state commissioner approval
Police also report arrest of an Aberdeen man on simple assault charges
Belmar Business Partnership introduces new flags featuring 'Beautiful Sea' design
Grammar school team joined New York Red Bulls on field for MLS opening ceremony
University researchers use student surveys to track school cimate, provide feedback
Scheduled to make first court appearance Wednesday
Friendly Sons of Shillelagh, Port Authority Police donate Sept. 11 memorial
Councilman ignores borough attorney's advice to recuse himself from process
Officials say apparent $300,000 pledge from Alumni Association not a done deal
More than 100 classic and historic cars were on display Thursday
Telephone company says it won't pay taxes to nearly 200 NJ municipalities
Parade, parties, football and more planned for momentous occasion
Manasquan police still investigating string of anti-police graffiti found throughout borough
Ribbon-cutting ceremony set for 3 p.m. at marina course
Environmental Commission purchase frames discussion on use of municipal funds
Officials having trouble reaching stable pH needed to advance remediation
November candidate gets a head start after unanimous approval
Witnesses say two men in broad daylight loaded resident's grill into red SUV
Wall, Manasquan mayors bagging groceries Wednesday to raise money for local food bank