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SPORTS C o a c h o n t h e m o v e SERVING ABERDEEN,HAZLET, KEYPORT AND MATAWAN Page 3 1 AUGUST 4, 1993 2 5 C E N T S VOLUM E 23, NUMBER 31 B uilding boom begins FOCUS: Growth in Holmdel Stories on pages 20 and 21 _______ BY MARK RONDEAU_______ Staff W riter I f you^drive around Holmdel, you can see it: workers clearing lots, digging foundations, building walls and paving new roads. In addition to a number of townhouse developments already in full swing on the north side of Holmdel, several housing developments are beginning or are filling out. For instance, off Route 34, houses are being constructed for the 47-lot Tiberon development. Off Holland Road, digging for a detention basin has begun for the 28- lot Falcon Ridge II development, which has prelim inary approval from the Holmdel Planning Board. Extensive townhouse development is under way in northern Holmdel. In this area, about 930 townhouses have either recently been built, are currently being built or have preliminary approval. HOUSING COMEBACK — Tadeusz Lubowicki is busy on the construction site of Beauridge in Hoimdel, one of These developments are Hidden many new developments under construction in the township. .(Photo by Rich Schultz) Woods, a 79-townhouse unit development planned off Middle Road and Laurel Av­ unit townhouse development recently development now being built is the 347- oped. The remaining 160 units have pre­ enue. This complex has preliminary ap­ constructed on the south side of Middle unit Orchards at Holmdel. liminary approval. proval, and construction has not been Road, near the intersection with Laurel Finally, on the west side of Laurel Av­ In 1993, the township has issued more started. Avenue. enue, south of Route 35 and north of building permits for new homes — 352 Gracewood Glen is a 44-townhouse Now under construction is the 163- Takolusa Drive, stands Beauridge, a lux­ — than the amount that was issued from development being constructed on the townhouse Palmer Square on the west ury townhouse development of 250 units. 1989 through 1992; during that four-year north side of Middle Road between Laurel side of Palmer Avenue between Route 35 The first two phases of this development, perid, 349 permits were issued, according and Palmer avenues. Fox Chase is a 46- and Middle Road. A sprawling townhouse comprising 90 units, are now being devel­ Continued on page 21 W om an’s body found at Cliffw ood Beach ______________ BY MARILYN DUFF_____________ Monmouth County Prosecutor John Kaye, who could ple fishing nearby. The area is a popular swimming and not be reached for comment before press time Monday, fishing spot, Dougherty said. Staff W riter reportedly said the woman was partially dressed and The victim was taken to CentraState Medical Center, The body of an unidentified woman was found about could be anywhere from 20 to 50 years old. Freehold Township. An autopsy was scheduled for 7 a.m. Sunday at Cliffwood Beach Park near the border The woman’s body was discovered by two people Monday. of Aberdeen and Old Bridge. walking on the beach. It was found lying on the sand The prosecutor’s office is heading the investigation. The woman, who was beaten around the head, is about 40 yards from Raritan Bay and 80 yards from Detective Sgt. Joseph Kelly is coordinating the inves­ believed to be Asian or Hispanic, Aberdeen Township Whale Creek, Dougherty said. Whale Creek forms the tigation from Aberdeen, according to Dougherty. Police Chief Brian G. Dougherty said Monday. The body border between Aberdeen and Old Bridge in that area. Dougherty and seven officers responded to the crime was there since late Saturday or early Sunday, he added. The creek empties into the bay. scene Sunday morning. The officers were detectives There was nothing to help police identify the woman, Dougherty said the body had not been in the water, so Harry Stark, Frank Sigisimondi and John Mason; Sgt. Dougherty said. He declined to speculate on her age or it did not wash ashore. Jerimiah Hourihan; and patrolmen Alan Geyer, Bemie provide a further description. When the body was discovered, there were other peo­ Doherty and Daryl Richardson. Check our Garage Sale Directory for great bargains & treasures see page 41 2 AUGUST 4, 1993, THE INDEPENDENT FROM O u r M i do m ar-Tre* ii, K « a r * « * 5 IZ Z y S n U B S . u s h sat., aug. 7th m m g n 10 am to 3 pm only M l O ver 2000 Trees & SSKSS,*-*** Evergreens M ust Be j f * r S o ld ! 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However, Police Chief William Fowlie said that bias crime remains rare in the township, despite the presence of a white supremacy group in the area. In the two incidents reported July 24, someone painted a swastika on the dri­ ver’s side door of a car parked in the dri­ veway of a residence on upper Main FIGHTING BIAS — Middletown Township Police Chief William Fowlie says Street. bias incidents in the municipality are rare. Two such occurrences were The perpetrator(s) also poured gasoline reported on July 24. down one side of the driveway and lit it, causing a garden hose to bum, according Middletown reported six bias crimes in dletown. Big Danny Gallagher partici­ to Detective Lt. Timothy H. Lake,. 1991, but only one last year. pated in a recent tribute per­ At a nearby residence on Bay Tree Incidents such as those reported July Circle, someone painted the words “nig­ 24 are “kind of rare,” Police Chief BIAS INCIDENTS formance at the Downtown ger” and “white power” on the garage William Fowlie said.
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