Tag: Middletown
Sandy Hook Refugees, Long Ago But Not So Far Away
By Rick Geffken
Remote and barren for much of its history, Sandy Hook hardly seems a welcoming place for refugees of any kind. Yet, during the...
Letter: With Prospect of Power Lines Project, We May Have to...
By Jen Aquino
Last Sunday was the day I picked to sit down and talk to my seven-years-young son about the possibility of having to...
World War I-Era Ordnance Found Along Jersey Shore
By Jay Cook |
Over 300 pieces of military-grade ordnance, each no larger than a pocket-sized ChapStick, were recovered along beaches in three Shore towns, and ultimately...
Restaurant Review: Haldi Chowk
Nothing is more exciting than trying a new food or cuisine with which you have had little or no exposure and discovering you really...
Irish Sports on the Jersey Shore
A Q&A with the Jersey Shore Gaelic Athletic Association
By Jay Cook |
Mary Beth Glaccum is the founder and chairman of the Jersey Shore Gaelic Athletic...
Know The Snow Removal Rules In Your Town
By Elizabeth Wulfhorst |
Two River area towns are seeing a lot of snow with this winter storm. It is important for home and small business owners to...
Dreaming Of The Sunny Beach? Towns Are Selling Beach Badges
By Liz Sheehan
SEA BRIGHT – A recent spate of surprisingly warm weather may have some local residents looking for ward to summertime, and the...
Senior Swimmers Put Trinity Hall on the Map
By Jay Cook
From its start as a fledgling team back in 2013, the Trinity Hall Monarchs swim team has developed into one of the...
Brookdale Gives Guidance and Support to Minority Students
By Keith Heumiller |
LINCROFT–More than a dozen area professionals and community leaders came together to provide career advice, guidance and academic support to local...
Opinion: Power Line Project, NJ Transit Trains Are Dangerous Mix
By Anthony Cooper |
JCP&L's proposed Monmouth County Reliability Project (MCRP) would install an air-insulated, 230,000 volt transmission line along ten miles of NJ Transit's...
