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Moooooving On: Sabatos Family Retires, Closes Shop

In the waning business hours of Sabatos Prime Meats, the renowned Belford-based butcher shop, customers scrambled to purchase cuts of meat, express their gratitude and bid farewell to the butchers who have been a mainstay of the community for decades.

Public Weighs In on Middletown Route 36 Redevelopment

The township’s ambitious plan to revive the history and economic vitality of Route 36 has gained momentum. More than a hundred residents and business owners participated in the first community meeting organized by township officials to discuss redevelopment of Middletown’s section of the state corridor.

Middletown Joins Others in Asking for Halt to Offshore Wind Projects

With neighboring Keansburg and Sandy Hook beaches reporting marine animal deaths recently, the governing body of Middletown Township has now joined several elected officials and activists across the state to ask for an immediate pause on federally authorized wind energy projects off the Jersey Shore.

Middletown North Returns to State Hockey Semifinals for Second Straight Year

Crosstown rivals Middletown North and Middletown South, separated by a mere 5 miles, met on the ice for the third time this season Feb. 27 to decide which team would be moving on to the state semifinals.

Three Female Wrestlers Earn Medals in Phillipsburg

In 2018, New Jersey became the 13th state in the country to sanction girls wrestling for an official state championship. In five short years, there are now 695 female wrestlers competing in New Jersey, according to the National Wrestling Coaches Association.

Middletown Files Complaint Against State

The township has officially filed a complaint against the State of New Jersey claiming unfunded mandates from a bail reform statute have created financial costs for Middletown that it feels should be borne by the state.

Swimming River Park Project Nearing Phase One Completion

After almost a decade in the works, the public will soon enjoy new access to the local watershed.

Nine Local Wrestlers Win Shore Conference Titles

After two years as a team competition, the Shore Conference returned to individual tournaments in each weight class, resulting in a number of state championship contenders getting a valuable tune-up for what’s to come on the road to Atlantic City.

Parents Can Help Student Athletes Cope

What do athletes and inmates have in common?

Belford Ferry Terminal To Get Millions In Repairs, Upgrades

A windfall of federal grant funding will allow Monmouth County to make substantial critical infrastructure upgrades to the Belford Ferry Terminal.
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