Tag: lawsuit
Atlantic Highlands Mayoral Question Over as Murphy Drops Suit
The election lawsuit that left the future of the borough’s leadership uncertain came to a surprising end this week. Current Atlantic Highlands Mayor Lori Hohenleitner’s position was confirmed when the suit was withdrawn.
Federal Judge Issues Groundbreaking Decision for Upcoming Primary Ballot
Last week, a momentous court decision changed the way June’s primary election ballots will appear, eliminating a controversial design unique to New Jersey.
In Reversal, Appellate Court Says County Must Reopen Bidding for Belford...
The Superior Court of New Jersey, Appellate Division, has overturned a 2022 decision rejecting NY Waterway’s claim it should have won the contract to run commuter ferry service from the Belford terminal to Manhattan.
Council Seat Reaffirmed in Atlantic Highlands, Mayor Challenge Moving Forward
In a key development in the lawsuit challenging the results of November’s borough elections, the complaint against newly elected council member Alyson Forbes was struck down. Forbes will remain in her seat.
Atlantic Highlands Election Challenged in New Lawsuit
Republican candidates who lost in the November borough election by razor-thin margins are, for a second time, challenging the results.
Future of Former Mad Hatter Remains Uncertain
A legal dispute over who has the right to develop the former Mad Hatter site remains at a standstill.
Partisan Pushback Over Transgender School Policy Changes
Following the adoption of transgender student policy revisions last week by three county school boards, state Attorney General Matthew Platkin quickly filed lawsuits to halt the changes. Area Republican legislators were seemingly just as quick to fire back.
Holmdel Township Files Lawsuit Over Horn Antenna Ownership
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.
Fair Haven Approves Dunkin’ Application; Resident Files Lawsuit
Months of debate came to a head as the borough planning board approved a Dunkin’ coffee chain in the River Road Shopping Center.
