Tag: Middletown
Election 2017: Two Challenge Incumbents for Middletown’s Township Committee
By Jay Cook |
MIDDLETOWN – It’s been nearly a decade since a Democrat was elected to the Middletown Township Committee but that is not...
Horses Guide Disabled Vets From Combat to Calm
By Jay Cook |
MIDDLETOWN – Well off the beaten path, far away from the raucous bustling of city streets, is a unique, rural getaway...
Village 35 Retail/Residential Subdivision Won’t Be Heard Yet
By Jay Cook |
MIDDLETOWN – A strategic attempt by the property developer proposing a major shopping center along Route 35 to move the project...
Hired Straight Out of High School
By Brooke Migdon |
LONG BRANCH – Not many high school students graduate with a job in the career field of their choice. But 12...
Bridge Replacements Coming to Historic Section of Middletown
By Jay Cook |
MIDDLETOWN – Plans to reconstruct what the county calls two “structurally deficient” and “functionally obsolete” bridges and culverts along one of...
North’s All Time Hoops Scorer Ready for Field Hockey in College
By Jim Hintelmann |
MIDDLETOWN – Although she will play only field hockey at Mercy College (Dobbs Ferry, N.Y.) this fall, Middletown North’s Hailee Hallard’s...
Dr. Swartz Bids Farewell
By John Burton |
MIDDLETOWN — Affection and appreciation were the prescriptions as generations of patients, friends and family offered their gratitude and kind words...
Middletown Growth – Officials Talk About Town’s Future
By Jay Cook |
MIDDLETOWN – Middletown Mayor Gerry Scharfenberger said last week that his town is in a “unique position.”
Throughout New Jersey, the issue of...
Three New Senior Communities
By Alyssa Gautieri |
Within the last six months, three senior living communities have announced they will plant stakes or open in Monmouth County. While in...
Irish Classics on the Bill for MAC Show
By Mary Ann Bourbeau |
MIDDLETOWN – Like so many other high school graduates, Emmet Cahill had planned on going to college. But that plan...
