Tag: Middletown

MIDDLETOWN – Katarina Lengyel, 24, a Middletown resident, has been dancing competitively most of her life.

RED BANK – Although the Art Alliance on Monmouth Street is just a few miles from Nathalie Halbout’s home, just across the bridge in Middletown, the journey Halbout has taken there began thousands of miles away.

MIDDLETOWN – No two concerts by The Wag are ever alike. Some have themes, like Halloween or a tribute to the Beatles. Some have guest performers. But one thing you’ll always find at a Wag concert, especially if it’s their annual Christmas Spectacular, is fun!

MIDDLETOWN – Gregory Wojtera has a cherished bond with his animal companion, Bharti. Quality time out in the brisk autumn air of the eastern Pennsylvania wilderness is a great way to strengthen that bond.

MIDDLETOWN – It seemed like the entirety of Middletown gathered for the pageantry and tradition of North against South Thanksgiving Day, and this time, history was rewritten.

MIDDLETOWN – Sara Weinstein secured the final open seat on the Middletown Board of Education (BOE) after a tie-breaking recount Friday, Nov. 21, that gave her just eight votes more than her running mate, James Cody.

MIDDLETOWN - A once-vacant lot in Campbell's Junction has been transformed into a beacon of gratitude. On Nov. 2, township officials, veterans and residents gathered at 37-45 Leonardville Road for the ribbon cutting of Middletown’s new Veterans Village, a 22,000-square-foot complex that will provide 12 residential units for local veterans.

MIDDLETOWN – Applause and excited cheers echoed down the hallway at Harmony Elementary School Friday, Oct. 24, as students and staff gathered to open the school’s new band room. The long-anticipated space, carved out of the former library, marks a fresh start for the fourth- and fifth-graders who will learn and rehearse there this year.

Demonstrators lined the Route 35 bridge between Red Bank and Middletown Oct. 18, joining a nationwide “No Kings” protest to call for the protection of democratic institutions and checks on presidential power.

MIDDLETOWN – Kids, faces sticky with free cotton candy and grinning after a turn on the new slides, were a big part of the community reopening party for Waloo Park, Middletown’s first resident-designed playground.