Tag: highlands
Highlands’ Concrete Gazebo To Be Dismantled
By Joseph Sapia
HIGHLANDS – The borough is now working with a contractor on setting up a date to remove the controversial Super Storm Sandy...
Highlands Voters To Elect Mayor
By Joseph Sapia
HIGHLANDS – In the non-partisan race for mayor, Borough Councilman Doug Card faces former Mayor Rick O’Neil.
In an interview, Card said the...
The Bay Avenue Renaissance: Highlands Rebuild Nearing Finish
Story and photos by Jay Cook
HIGHLANDS – There was no shortage of hardships in areas affected by Super Storm Sandy throughout the state; shorelines...
The Story of the Hartshorne Family Dates Back to 1676
Story and photos by Joseph Sapia
One of the first things many of us will learn from a new Monmouth County Historical Association exhibit is that...
Ship Aurora: A Treasure For Sandy Hook Wreck Divers
By Jay Cook
HIGHLANDS – That old saying “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure,” for the most part, rings true. Yet for three local...
Towns Seek Open Space Grant Funds For Public Projects
By Joseph Sapia
Twenty-three municipalities are competing for funds through the 2016 Monmouth County Municipal Open Space Grant Program.
The money can be used in a...
Munich Madness Returns to Highlands
By Mary Ann Bourbeau
HIGHLANDS – The beer garden will be bigger and better at the 16th Annual Highlands Oktoberfest, which will be held in...
Who's Running For School Board In Your Town?
At the Nov. 8, 2016 General Election, voters will choose candidates for various offices, including seats on the local and regional Boards of Education.
The...
Highlands Mayoral Race Candidates Named
By Joseph Sapia
HIGHLANDS – Two candidates, both with borough governing experience, have filed to run for mayor in the Nov. 8 general election.
Councilman Doug...
Public Invited to Weigh In Sandy Hook Fee Hike
By Liz Sheehan
Public comments, which are due by Sept. 5, will play a major role in determining if the National Park Service (NPS) will put...
