Tag: Middletown
Middletown High Schoolers Can Now Earn Associate Degrees
Story and photo by Jay Cook
MIDDLETOWN – The transition between high school and college could be made easier and less expensive, thanks to a...
Knotty Middletown Intersection To Get Traffic Lights
By Jay Cook |
MIDDLETOWN – One of the township’s most historic yet stress-inducing intersections is set for a makeover.
Known for its two pre-Revolutionary War...
Cleaning Up the Navesink River
By John Burton |
RED BANK – As the work continues to alleviate Navesink River contamination, The Two River Times is offering its support.
“If everyone...
Clifton Keeps Up Family Tradition
By Jay Cook |
The youngest brother of three, Corey Clifton has become used to being last Clifton remaining to follow his family’s path of...
Middletown South Tops North To Win Mayor’s Cup
By Jim Hintelmann |
MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP – It wasn’t a division ice hockey game, but when it matched crosstown rivals Middletown South and Middletown North...
Bayshore Tea Party Plans Rallies To Show Support for President Trump
By John Burton
MIDDLETOWN – Local supporters of President Donald J. Trump plan on having their voices heard.
The Bayshore Tea Party Group, the local chapter...
Middletown Plans a New $20 Million Town Hall
By Jay Cook
MIDDLETOWN – Penciled into the township’s to-do list in 2017: a complete overhaul to their 1 Kings Highway facility.
On Feb. 10, Middletown...
Residents Hope To Influence Village 35 Proposal
By Jay Cook |
MIDDLETOWN – Bill Thomas lives in a residential development across from the proposed “Village 35,” a huge commercial and residential project...
Restaurant Review: Bayroot
The offer was irresistible; a chance to eat at Bayroot, a recently opened Lebanese restaurant in Shrewsbury, with friends who were experts on this...
Eight Historic Buildings At Fort Hancock Have Suitors
By Liz Sheehan |
MIDDLETOWN – After issuing the first lease on a building in historic Fort Hancock on Sandy Hook in Gateway National Recreation Area...
