Tag: Holmdel

HOLMDEL – The return of former mayor Gregory Buontempo, a winner in last year’s general election, to the township committee sent ripples through the swearing-in ceremonies during Holmdel’s annual reorganization Monday night – before erupting into full-blown political clashes over appointments, campaign ethics and development policy.

HOLMDEL – In a clash between New Jersey’s top-ranked girls basketball programs, No. 1 Red Bank Catholic proved why it sits atop the state rankings, riding a stellar second-half performance to a 62-51 road victory over No. 2 St. John Vianney Tuesday night.

HOLMDEL – The township committee unanimously approved a Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) agreement for Urban Renewal LLC, advancing redevelopment of the former Vonage property into a 300-unit senior housing community called Azura at Holmdel.

HOLMDEL – Not every runner in their career could say they were crowned state champion.

HOLMDEL – Residents voiced strong opposition Monday night to initial plans for Azura at Holmdel, a nearly 300-unit senior residential community planned at the former Vonage headquarters.

It used to be section finals were the end of the road for public high school football teams. But in year four of true state championships, trophies are handed out for section titles before teams need two more wins for the coveted state title trophy.

The non-public brackets are out and it’s time to begin the road to MetLife Stadium. Red Bank Catholic and St. John Vianney both earned home games for the opening round.

HOLMDEL – The former Vonage headquarters is set to be transformed into a senior living community that will include 209 age-restricted residential units and 90 assisted-living units with skilled nursing beds.

HOLMDEL – Three candidates are running for two open seats on the township committee in the Nov. 4 general election. Voters will see two familiar faces, both Republicans – incumbent Mayor Brian Foster and former mayor Gregory Buontempo – and Democrat Allan C. Roth.

WEST WINDSOR – It was familiar territory for one of New Jersey’s great tennis towns and a historic first for a team that took the next step after losing in the state finals a year ago.