Tag: Holmdel

Sustaining a business during a persistent pandemic after years of decline because of online booksellers has left Barnes & Noble shuttering and shifting its stores, adopting a “localization” model throughout the country.

The zoning board is inching closer to its vote on a proposed dementia center located at what is commonly known as the Potter’s Farm property on Red Hill Road, but not before applicant testimony illustrated what the parcel’s future could hold should the current pitch be denied.

Coach Jeff Rainess has seen the results on the field for his Holmdel football team with the Hornets enjoying winning seasons in four of the last five years.

Another commercial project proposed at the gateway of the town at exit 114 of the Garden State Parkway has sparked strong criticism from some residents.

Over the course of the last several months, the Holmdel Charter Study Commission has held a series of public hearings in an effort to more closely examine and identify possible alternatives to its existing partisan township committee form of government.

With the summer just beginning, now is the time to dig out your sandals and sun hat and head outside to enjoy the delights of summer in New Jersey – it has been a long, long time.

Many consider Memorial Day Weekend the unofficial start to summer. Here at the Shore, it especially makes sense. The weather is warming. School is nearing an end. Most beaches will have lifeguards for the first time in the season. And many people will enjoy a three-day weekend away from work.

year’s totals, and no tax increase, the majority of Two River-area municipalities are nearing the conclusion of their own budgetary processes, certifying spending plans with a multitude of intriguing takeaways.

An applicant witness was prodded by concerned residents and a zoning board official during a continued hearing for The Enclave, a dementia center proposed for the Potter’s Farm property situated between Red Hill Road and The Garden State Parkway.

A unanimous May 3 Holmdel Planning Board decision approved a contentious affordable housing development near the Laurel Avenue border of Hazlet.