Tag: Holmdel

As voters head to the polls in just a few weeks and mail-in ballots have already been sent, many residents across the country will face an unusual situation: they won’t have a choice in their local elections. Thousands of local races are going uncontested, meaning only one or even no candidates are running for an open position. This trend is evident across the nation, and the Two River area is no exception.

An applicant looking to build medical offices on property currently zoned for residential and farm use in the township returned before the zoning board Sept. 4 with a scaled-down version of his initial proposal.

HOLMDEL – Jeff Rainess built Holmdel into a winning program but stepped down after eight years and a 9-1 2023 season.

The township committee has been navigating the complex interplay between development and conservation as it moves forward with two significant projects: the preservation of Potter’s Farm and the redevelopment of the former Vonage headquarters.

Bell Works-based technology giant iCIMS will lay off 69 employees associated with its Holmdel headquarters as the firm undergoes a companywide transformation.

At a special meeting July 30 the township planning board voted unanimously to recommend to the township committee, that the site of the former Vonage property at 23 Main St. be declared a “non-condemnation area in need of redevelopment,” setting the stage for potential redevelopment.

HOLMDEL – Could an upscale 300-unit continuum care retirement community (CCRC) be the best option to repurpose the former Vonage headquarters along county Route 520 in Holmdel?

Foreigner is singing farewell to its decades-long run as a touring band, making a stop at the PNC Bank Arts Center July 23.

A development proposed for vacant farmland across from the former Vonage corporate office complex on County Route 520 is on the township’s planning board agenda after a two-year pause, but the application is facing more scrutiny now as it navigates Holmdel’s complicated zoning regulations.

Bell Theater, a 285-seat venue in the iconic Bell Works complex in Holmdel, is Central Jersey’s newest home for arts and entertainment.