Tag: Middletown
Baykeeper Gets Grant to Continue Living Shoreline Program
Tucked behind the protected walls and policed piers of Naval Weapons Station Earle, a guardian of the local waterways is working to safeguard and fortify the Bayshore’s coastal communities through natural ecological restoration.
Swimming River Park Construction Scheduled to be Completed by Year-End
There would be a new park in town soon, promised the Monmouth County Park System – in 2018. Now, after years of pandemic and other delays, park officials finally have a project update.
Monmouth County Bids Farewell to NY Waterway Ferry
NY Waterway is closing its Belford operations but not without a fight.
Tales from the Movie Set: Background Actors Get Their Close-Up
MIDDLETOWN – Susan Kyrillos has played many roles in her life, including principal of her business development and public affairs consulting firm, counselor to the president of Monmouth University, board member and trustee of various nonprofits, mother of two and wife of former senator Joe Kyrillos. But a film extra – or “BG” for background, as she recently learned the lingo – on a movie set was a new one for her.
Monmouth County Horseback Riders Help Feed Ukraine
Facing soaring temperatures, the Colts Neck Trail Riders Club (CNTRC) member’s spirits remained high as Monmouth County’s equestrian community rode head-to-head in its May 22 Tatum Park Hunter Pace.
Ladies, Start Your Engines! Middletown Native is Honda’s First Woman Engineer...
When Nicole Rotondo got the green flag to work her dream job at Honda, she never really thought about being a trailblazer. But that’s exactly what happened Sunday at the 106th running of the Indianapolis 500...
Offshore Wind Project Picks Up Steam, Some Voice Concern
An April agreement between the New Jersey Economic Development Authority and Orsted Offshore North America has cleared a path for Ocean Wind 1, the Garden State’s inaugural offshore wind development, a boon to Gov. Phil Murphy’s vision of achieving 100 percent clean energy for the state by 2050.
Hollywood on the Navesink
It’s lights, camera, action for a Port Monmouth Elementary School that has sat dormant since a March 2020 Middletown Township Board of Education vote shuttered the nearly century-old facility.
Where Is The Money Going In 2022?
year’s totals, and no tax increase, the majority of Two River-area municipalities are nearing the conclusion of their own budgetary processes, certifying spending plans with a multitude of intriguing takeaways.


















