Tag: Middletown

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.

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.

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

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.

What do athletes and inmates have in common?

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

At the township’s annual reorganization meeting Jan. 1, Tony Perry was reappointed to serve for the fifth consecutive year as mayor.

On a chilly Sunday morning, the Shrewsbury Towne-Monmouth Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution placed “Wreaths Across America” at Fairview Cemetery.

Veterans housing is coming to the township.

Standing room only has become synonymous with one of New Jersey’s great hockey rivalries.