Tag: highlands
Two Bayshore Towns Push for Opioid Education
By Jay Cook |
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS – Ryan Fisher has been fighting drug addiction for almost his entire adult life. Growing up as a young...
Bayshore Trail Finally Reopens
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By Jay Cook |
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS – After nine months of construction and over $1 million worth of repairs, the 1.25-mile-long Bayshore Trail section of...
In Highlands, Voting Results Announced In Local Tradition
By Jay Cook |
HIGHLANDS – Forget the glitz and glam of election night, because in Highlands they do it their own way.
There aren’t hundreds...
Election 2017: Five Compete for Two Open Highlands Seats
By Jay Cook |
HIGHLANDS – With the five-year anniversary of Super Storm Sandy around the corner, each candidate running in this year’s election said...
Overdose and Addiction, And Those Left Behind
By John Burton |
HIGHLANDS — For Caitlin O’Neil, Aug. 31 seemed like an appropriate time to share the story of her late boyfriend –...
Habitat’s Ramps & Rails Program Has Heart
By Jenna O’Donnell
HIGHLANDS – With a big smile, Ann Parker rocked on her wheelchair in the living room of her home and remembered the...
Swastika-Painted Stone Found in Highlands Public Park
By John Burton |
HIGHLANDS – Swastikas and white supremacist rhetoric are not limited to recent events in Charlottesville, Virginia, with one appearing in the...
Seastreak to Debut 600-Passenger Ferry
By John Burton |
HIGHLANDS — Seastreak commuter ferry is planning to introduce a larger vessel, capable of holding additional riders, for its Highlands route. But...
Private Marina, Trailer Park Eyed for Redevelopment
By Jay Cook |
HIGHLANDS – Still recovering from damages caused by Super Storm Sandy five years ago, the borough is taking steps to possibly...
Faulty Pipe May Have Been Source of Highlands Beach Pollution
By Jay Cook |
HIGHLANDS – For several weeks this hot summer, two local borough beaches on Sandy Hook Bay have been closed due to...
