Tag: Middletown

MIDDLETOWN – The future of the former Circus Liquors property remains up in the air following a recent court ruling.

MIDDLETOWN – The township’s planning board unanimously approved an application this week for a large-scale residential building at 331 Newman Springs Road, part of the River Centre South Redevelopment Plan.

LINCROFT – The Middletown Township Commit- tee on Monday introduced an ordinance to acquire the 15.4-acre former Lincroft Presbyterian Church property, located at 270 Everett Road, across from West Front Street Park.

LINCROFT – Officials gathered this week for a groundbreaking ceremony, celebrating the long-awaited conversion of a one-way service road behind the Acme shopping center in Lincroft into a two-way thoroughfare – a move aimed at addressing persistent traffic safety concerns along Route 520 (Newman Springs Road).

LINCROFT – In a long-awaited move aimed at curbing mounting traffic safety concerns along Newman Springs Road (County Route 520), the township acquired an easement to convert the access road behind Acme into a two-way street.

MONMOUTH COUNTY - Catholics across Monmouth County and the broader Diocese of Trenton joined millions around the world in celebration and reflection following the historic election of the first American pope, Pope Leo XIV.

MIDDLETOWN – In a split vote, the Middletown Township Board of Education last week approved a 10.1% tax increase to cover the 2025-26 school district budget.

MIDDLETOWN – On Monday night, officials introduced the township’s approximately $102 million 2025 municipal budget. Of that, $65.7 million will be funded from local tax revenue.

MIDDLETOWN – For months, representatives of the Monmouth County Senior Advisory Council, an arm of the Monmouth County Division on Aging, Disabilities and Veterans Services, have traveled throughout the county, inviting seniors to listening sessions where they answer questions and generate new ideas.

MIDDLETOWN – Following a series of public engagement sessions, the Middletown Township Board of Education this week approved a motion that could allow up to a 10.1% tax increase in next year’s school budget. The final tax levy for the 2025-2026 school year will be decided April 30, when the school board will adopt next year’s budget.