Tag: Middletown
River Plaza School Celebrates 100 Years
Hubbard Avenue was nothing more than a dirt path when River Plaza Elementary School was erected along the banks of the nearby Navesink River.
Where is Santa? Everywhere This Holiday Season!
Are you looking for Santa? He’s waiting for you, all around the Two River area!
Seastreak Sails Into NY Waterway’s Belford Berth
The two-decade stay of NY Waterway ferry service in Belford has come to a close.
Classic Radio Road Show Brings the Sounds of the Holidays to...
It was the opportunity to play a 300-pound man – with no costume – that inspired actor Duane Noch to bring radio drama to more audiences.
Group Honored for Marking Parts of the Lenape Trail in Middletown
In the tradition of giving thanks this season, county and township officials honored an organization that placed markers on the historic Lenape Great Navesink to Minisink Trail, a path across the county and state that paved the way for future generations.
Middletown South Wins Section Title With Amazing Golden Goal
Makayla Jaffe’s left thigh was heavily taped and there were a number of times throughout the Central Jersey Group 3 championship game when she fell and struggled to get back up. But the senior was feeling no pain when she delivered a spectacular goal in double overtime.
Republicans Maintain Majority in Middletown
Republican candidates Rick Hibell and Kevin Settembrino were reelected by an overwhelming majority to the Middletown Township Committee Nov. 8.
Cub Scouts Open Donation Exchange
Although the COVID-19 pandemic caused setbacks in all aspects of life, it also encouraged innovative ways to help communities during times of need. From Zoom calls to at-home events, charitable organizations quickly changed how they assisted their neighbors.
Middletown Challengers Want Diverse Voices Heard
Monmouth County’s most populous municipality, Middletown operates under the township committee form of government, with five members elected to staggered three-year terms. At the committee’s yearly reorganization meeting, members designate a mayor and a deputy mayor from their ranks to serve for one year.
Middletown Township Approves $5 Million for Public Improvements
At its workshop meeting Oct. 3, the township committee unanimously approved $5 million in bond ordinances for park renovations and design costs for public improvements, including to the Middletown Arts Center.
