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Week in Review

Stories you may have missed last week

Below you'll find some of the top stories from Manchester last week. To stay updated with the latest news all week, be sure to follow Manchester Patch on Facebook and Twitter.

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  • A man who drove his van to a Toms River Walmart at night, lit the vehicle on fire and climbed back inside in an apparent suicide, , police said.
  • Manchester residents receiving calls from agencies claiming to be associated with local emergency departments are warned that .
  • The  made to the 2011-12 school budget Monday night by the Manchester Township Council will result in a tax payment of $47.39 per year — based on the average home value of $194,000 — a , officials said.
  • Starting 0-10 in any sport might cause most teams to throw in the towel. . "Absolutely not," said head coach Mike Colombo. 
  • A blip on one of three rating agency radar screens keeping track of Ocean County’s finances , according to Freeholder John C. Bartlett Jr.
  • Ocean County’s freeholders by their appointed Board of Health Wednesday night, pointing to a 1.2 cent per $100 tax rate that has not risen in a decade. 
  • The Manchester branch of the Ocean County Library is offering a new way to relax and have fun, while stimulating your mind at the same time. On Friday, May 20, .

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