Tag: Atlantic Highlands

As lines snake around the building outside a new dispensary on Route 35 near Fort Monmouth, a pair of neighboring Bayshore boroughs are deciding the immediate future of the cannabis business within their borders.

A piece of legislation introduced in 2018 by New Jersey’s Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control left craft brewing operators across the state feeling flat when sweeping constraints on their public interactions were instituted July 1.

NY Waterway is closing its Belford operations but not without a fight.

A feasibility study commissioned by the Henry Hudson Regional Tri-District has determined that if the neighboring boroughs of Atlantic Highlands and Highlands were to consider the formation of a full-service, regionalized, pre-K-12 school system, the inclusion of Sea Bright students would create the most financially beneficial scenario.

year’s totals, and no tax increase, the majority of Two River-area municipalities are nearing the conclusion of their own budgetary processes, certifying spending plans with a multitude of intriguing takeaways.

House plants are a great way to add color and life to indoor rooms. And the creative, mental and physical health benefits of plants are well-documented.

Saving a comfortable piece of furniture from a landfill by giving it new life through reupholstering may leave you feeling quite virtuous. But it can also leave your wallet feeling much lighter. Knowing when to reupholster and when to buy new can involve a pros and cons list that will sometimes tip toward emotion more than logic.

Carving out a path in this life is never easy, especially when your chosen profession is policing. For Atlantic Highlands’ new police chief, Scott Reinert, the course was only made possible with the support he received at home.

After two years of absent or subdued celebrations due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the bagpipes will be calling once again as Two River towns make an enthusiastic return to their traditional St. Patrick’s Day celebrations.

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS – A unanimous decision by the borough planning board has cleared a path for Starbucks to bring the first of its cafés to the Bayshore’s Route 36 corridor.