Tag: Middletown
NJ Fluke Fishing Industry in Flux
By Jay Cook |
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS – After a decision made last week aimed at protecting the Atlantic Ocean’s primary cash fish, New Jersey anglers now...
In Show of Support of Muslims, Residents of All Faiths Gather...
Story and photos by John Burton
MIDDLETOWN – Marlboro Township Councilman Jeff Cantor felt he had to do something to respond to the recent presidential...
Middletown Brainstorms Ways To Buff Up Route 36
By Jay Cook|
MIDDLETOWN – Barren lots and bulky concrete structures mar sections of Route 36.
“For 39 years I’ve been here,” said Howard Moore, an...
Residents Turn Out In Numbers To Plead For No Power Lines
Story and photos by Jay Cook |
MIDDLETOWN – For Brittani Smith, the fear of living next to high voltage powerlines has become a reality.
Towering over...
Twenty Eight Local Artisans Under One Roof
By Jay Cook|
BELFORD – A Belford business is hoping to capture the Jersey Shore spirit by shining sunlight on its creative talent.
Junction Boutique, located...
Guadagno Announces Run for Governor
By John Burton
KEANSBURG – Could Monmouth County shape up to be the epicenter for the 2017 New Jersey gubernatorial race? It could, given this...
Italian Market Looks to Open in Middletown
Story and photos by Jay Cook
MIDDLETOWN – Livoti’s Old World Market has set its eyes on a 13,940-square foot space at The Marketplace at Middletown...
Proposed Power Line Public Hearing On Wednesday
Story and Photos By Jay Cook
MIDDLETOWN –Proponents for more reliable electric power service and citizens deeply concerned about its effects on their lives will...
How We Can Help The Navesink River Heal Itself
By Ben Lucarelli, Mayor of Fair Haven
The announcement by the NJDEP that 553 acres of the Navesink River were being removed from the shell...
SJV Scores Early To Hold Off Late Middletown North Rally
By Jim Hintelmann
MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP – When the St. John Vianney hockey team jumped out to a 3-0 lead against Middletown North in the second...
