Tag: Holmdel

Township officials, buoyed by the support of residents and concerned groups, have filed a lawsuit in state Superior Court over ownership of the Horn Antenna.

Although it can sometimes seem like bad news and negativity are all around us, perhaps we need to be reminded of the words of Anne Frank.

The township and school district collaborated to organize an inaugural transition fair for high school students with intellectual and developmental disabilities to help them transition to independent adult life after school.

The push to save the horn antenna that helped confirm the Big Bang theory of universe creation has grown, with over 7,000 supporters signing an online petition launched by three community groups.

The township has heeded an appeal to help the survivors of the devastating earthquake that hit parts of Turkey and Syria earlier this month.

Cigarette smoking is the leading risk factor for lung cancer but a lesser-known cause among nonsmokers is something that potentially lurks in the home of every Two River-area resident: radon gas.

Janie Bachmann had to look at the scoreboard twice during her post-game interview to make sure it wasn’t a dream.

According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, violent crimes fall into four major categories: murder, rape, assault and robbery. Although the Two River area reports low to no violent crimes, some property crimes – like burglaries, auto thefts, larceny and arson – are reportedly climbing.

Brookdale Community College was busy last weekend with back-to-back showcases featuring a number of teams from the Two River area. Here’s a breakdown from a full two days of basketball.

In a show of strength at the annual reorganization meeting Jan. 3 at the township’s municipal complex, several members of the county GOP were on hand to witness the swearing-in of Domenico “DJ” Luccarelli as mayor and Rocco Impreveduto as deputy mayor, along with recently elected committee members Brian Foster and Kimberly LaMountain.