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Manasquan BOE Expected to Fill Empty Seat Tuesday
Kenneth Clayton likely will be confirmed newest School Board member

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.
Kenneth Clayton likely will be confirmed newest School Board member

Emergency notification system test inadvertently added some neighbors to Wall list; police said problem is being fixed
Locals stopped on Highway 71 earlier this month
Borough Council unanimously adopts ordinance intended to discourage puppy mills
Andrew J. Bernheim was arrested in Bradley Beach last March
Manasquan Council expected to make retail pet sales illegal
Pro Juniors Quarterfinals round at Belmar's 16th Avenue beach
Pro Juniors Quarterfinals round at Belmar's 16th Avenue beach
"The Poppy Lady" children's author scheduled to appear following weekend
Annual International Coastal Cleanup starts 10 a.m. at 12th Ave. beach
Two New Jersey natives last through early heat
Last throes of summer busy as ever for borough cops
Some of the world's best surfers will gather on 16th Avenue beach this weekend
Seaside Park lifeguard among the competitors
Pickups running from October through mid-December
Mayor's Wellness Campaign hosting free screenings, flu shots and more
Two Toms River women among the competitors
Belmar police also made 68 arrests, issued 513 ordinance summonses
Borough resident arrested for third time this month