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Falconry: An Ancient Sport Meets Modern Times

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.

Twice as Nice for North: Lions Sweep Eagles with Second Thanksgiving...

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.

Weinstein Wins Middletown BOE Seat in Recount

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.

Honoring Service: Middletown Dedicates Veterans Village, New Monument

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.

Harmony Elementary Cuts Ribbon on New Band Room, Strikes a High...

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.

Local ‘No Kings’ Protest Draws More Than 2,000 for Peaceful Rally...

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.

Resident-Designed Waloo Park Reopens in Middletown

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.

Vigil in Middletown Honors Memory of Slain Political Activist Charlie Kirk

MIDDLETOWN – A large crowd gathered on the grounds outside Croydon Hall Monday for a memorial vigil in honor of Charlie Kirk. The conservative political activist, 31, died after being fatally shot Sept. 10 at an event on a college campus in Utah. Elected officials from the township and county addressed the crowd in support of Kirk’s legacy and mission of fostering youth political engagement.

Geckos, Pythons and More. Oh, my!

MIDDLETOWN – Organizers of the Saratoga Reptile Show – popular among herpetology enthusiasts – are hosting the inaugural New Jersey Reptile Show, a one-day showcase, Sunday, Oct. 5, right in Middletown.

Middletown Comic, Comedy Club Owner Finds TikTok Following at 63

MIDDLETOWN – It’s not often you hear the phrase “TikTok famous” applied to men in their 60s, since the app is favored by Gen Z and Millennials. But Vinnie Brand, 63, a Middletown resident, comedian and owner of The Stress Factory, a comedy club in New Brunswick, has amassed a large social media following – 50,200 on TikTok and 24,800 on Instagram.
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