Tag: Holmdel
Residents Aim to Shut Off Natural Gas Proposal
By Jay Cook |
HOLMDEL – Local residents are turning up the pressure on officials to oppose a natural gas project in a somewhat bucolic...
When Summer Heats Up, Take A Hike
By M. J. Alvarez |
You don’t need any special equipment to enjoy an escape from the heat of the sun during summer. A pair...
‘Real Housewife’ Star Attacked In Holmdel Home Invasion
HOLMDEL – A couple returning home Saturday around 11 p.m. were brutally attacked and beaten by assailants in their home.
The homeowners were “Real Housewives...
Meridian Revives Plans For Assisted Living, Skilled Nursing Facilities
By Jay Cook |
HOLMDEL – The largest health care system in Monmouth County is reviving nearly 20-year-old plans for two new facilities on currently...
Builder Sues For High-Density Rentals at Holy Family School Site
By John Burton |
HAZLET – A “builder’s remedy” lawsuit involving the former Holy Family School property and the township’s requirements for affordable housing continues...
Trout Season Is Underway
By Jay Cook |
HOLMDEL – It’s time to start digging out those old fly-fishing lures and spooling up the flyreels.
The much-anticipated trout fishing season in...
Hot Sauce, Reclaimed Wood and Beach Glass
Made in Monmouth Expo Is Saturday |
By Jay Cook |
Over 250 different businesses and hundreds of shoppers will show their wares at OceanFirst Bank Center...
Energized GOP Prepares for 2017 Elections
By John Burton |
FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — The battle lines are drawn and the troops have made their selection of this year’s warriors for the...
Second Public Hearing on Power Line Project March 29
Large crowd expected
Story and photos by Jay Cook |
LINCROFT – After thousands turned out in late January for the first public hearing on a...
Steinbeck Classic Comes to Holmdel
The Holmdel Theatre Company’s cast of “Of Mice and Men” brings the Steinbeck classic to the Duncan Smith Theater in Holmdel. From left: Arthur...
