Tag: Holmdel

HOLMDEL – A Holmdel resident pleaded guilty in federal court last week to selling stolen catalytic converters for more than $600 million, according to U.S. Attorney Clint Johnson from the Northern District of Oklahoma.

HOLMDEL – A revised construction proposal from Chabad Jewish Center of BCC Inc. came before the planning board earlier this month.

HOLMDEL – Nearly 106 new affordable units will have to be constructed in the township and 129 existing units must be rehabilitated to code under the state’s fourth round of fair share housing obligations.

HOLMDEL – Patrick DePalma’s hands show the years of tilling Holmdel farmland that has been in his family for more than four generations – farmland that now faces an uncertain future.

HOLMDEL – Jennie Harney-Fleming, the powerhouse vocalist who has portrayed all three Schuyler sisters in the Broadway smash hit “Hamilton,” will perform an intimate concert at the Holmdel Theatre Friday, June 13.

HOLMDEL – Fiscal responsibility, affordable housing and transparency in governance have been the most pressing issues in Holmdel – issues being amplified by the four candidates running in this year’s Republican primary to fill two seats on the township committee. One Democrat has filed in an uncontested primary.

HOLMDEL – After nearly two decades of suburban expansion, shifting land use and increasing environmental concerns, the township’s environmental commission has released the long-awaited update to its Environmental Resource Inventory (ERI) – an essential document that provides a detailed inventory of the town’s natural assets and vulnerabilities, essentially a lens for officials to evaluate development decisions in town.

HOLMDEL – Discussions over a proposed tree removal and replanting ordinance dominated the latest township committee meeting, eclipsing the appreciation officials received for open space preservation.

HOLMDEL – In the next 10 years, the township will build 106 affordable housing units, a number hailed as a “huge win” by township officials compared with the 133 units originally proposed by the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs (DCA) last year under the state’s Fair Share Housing Act.

HOLMDEL – When the lights dim at the Garden State Film Festival March 29, audiences will witness a deeply personal 20-minute documentary that transforms an unimaginable tragedy into a mission of awareness and hope.