Week in Review

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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• About 150 bicyclists made their way from Howell to Manchester's municipal complex . The riders, on their way to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in Washington, D.C., stopped at the Manchester Police Department to honor officer Robert Tobias, who was killed during a traffic stop on Route 70 in 1975 when he was struck by a car left that the roadway.

• A Leisure Village West resident was of his wife following his release from the hospital for self-inflicted injuries sustained during the incident, Manchester police reported.
• Manchester police have in connection with damage allegedly caused when rocks were thrown at vehicle windows in the township's Pine Lake Park section in March.
• On Monday, Millennium Radio New Jersey by investor group Oaktree Capital Management, including New Jersey 101.5.
• Ocean County College has to prevent the hiring of relatives of employees and members of the Board of Trustees.
• Florence Zdanowitz discovered her love of art when she was given an assignment in fourth grade to draw a poster for Fire Prevention Week, back in 1941. Today, the award-winning artist lives in Whiting and is being honored by the Friends of the Manchester Library with .
•  Gov. Chris Christie that would have required the Ocean County Planning Board and Ocean County towns to develop a fee system for new development in the Barnegat Bay watershed. 
• Manchester School District officials made by an expert hired by the town council during a nearly three-hour public meeting Thursday night.