Tag: Holmdel

Megha Ganne captured the attention of the golf world when she qualified for the U.S. Open as a freshman at Holmdel High School in 2019 and followed that by finishing as the low amateur in the 2021 U.S. Open.

Joe Grushecky grew up in a coal mining town outside Pittsburgh, its population made up of immigrants who came from Europe to work in the mines seeking a better life.

Amazon has been in the process of opening two Amazon Fresh grocery store locations in the Two River area, in Holmdel and Eatontown, for nearly two years now. Although the online retail giant boasted of a “unique” shopping experience with its Just Walk Out program, allowing shoppers to skip the checkout line completely, the company has confirmed it may completely do away with the program due to issues. Amazon Fresh will retain its smart Dash Carts which let customers check out through a digital pad affixed to the cart.

Kickstarting Earth Day celebrations, the township held a special ceremony to officially designate the Crawford Hill property of the legendary Holmdel Horn Antenna as the future site of Dr. Robert Wilson Park.

Days before a 4.8-magnitude earthquake rattled most of New Jersey, including Holmdel, Mayor Rocco Imprevedutdo expressed solidarity with “friendship city” New Taipei City in Taiwan, currently recovering from one of the strongest earthquakes to hit the country in 25 years.

Mayor Rocco Impreveduto’s first State of Holmdel address was all about maintaining “absolute transparency” and pivoting from “fiscal responsibility” to “fiscal conservatism.” The mayor presented the da- ta-filled address to residents March 19 at the Holmdel Town Hall prior to the scheduled township committee meeting.

Patrolman Matthew Menosky has a clear vision for the roads: “Zero deaths, zero injuries, zero crashes.”

At its Feb. 13 meeting, the township committee adopted an ordinance authorizing the establishment of Dr. Robert Wilson Park at Crawford Hill, ending a months-long battle over proposed development of the site, which contains the historic Horn antenna.

The Jersey Shore Chinese School utilized the cavernous space on the ground floor of Bell Works to present a multilayered program Sunday, Feb. 4, showcasing the talents of students and teachers.

With the application deadline for the New Jersey Green Acres grant program fast approaching, several municipalities in the Two River area are seeking funds to revitalize or establish new parks that offer all-inclusive playgrounds, through a special allotment from the Jake’s Law program, extended to municipalities this year.