Tag: Middletown

Seven years after a group of alumni and parents successfully saved Mater Dei Prep from closing, the Catholic high school will succumb to declining enrollment and financial shortfalls this June, shuttering for good.

Mayor Tony Perry called Middletown “one of the safest towns, not just in New Jersey but in America” at a press conference this week, but noted that feeling of security is waning as the entire county – and state – sees a rise in auto thefts.

The pace of life quickens at Oasis tlc farmstead as spring arrives. This year, a sense of excitement is in the air as well, as the nonprofit expands its therapeutic program for young adults with autism and celebrates Autism Acceptance Month with special events.

During a meeting on the evening of April 6, the Holmdel Zoning Board of Adjustment continued its public hearing on the farmstead located at 470 Red Hill Road.

Middletown South’s Ben Schild struck out 16 Freehold Township Patriots on the way to an opening day no-hitter.

With the environmental impact of wind farms off the coast of Monmouth County still unknown, three entities in the Township of Middletown are doing their part to encourage sustainability by embracing solar power – and reducing electricity costs in the process.

After two years of absent or subdued celebrations due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the bagpipes will be calling once again as Two River towns make an enthusiastic return to their traditional St. Patrick’s Day celebrations.

MIDDLETOWN – In the countless games over the years during a high school basketball season, it seems as if every type of storyline has played out, but last Saturday afternoon in Middletown brought a pregame headline that was truly rare: husband versus wife. 

MIDDLETOWN – Though the temperatures are still frightfully cold, late winter is the time when gardeners’ thoughts turn to the upcoming planting season. It’s a time for poring through seed catalogues and taking stock of seeds culled from previous growing seasons.

As of March 7, students, employees and visitors of schools throughout New Jersey will no longer be required to wear masks.