Tag: Middletown
Revitalizing Route 36: Middletown Invites New Ideas
By Joseph Sapia
MIDDLETOWN – The township’s section of the Route 36 corridor has “unique challenges,” says Township Administrator Anthony P. Mercantante. Small lots, shuttered...
Marine Sanctuary Proposal Quietly Recedes
Story and photo by Joseph Sapia
A proposal asking the federal government to declare Sandy Hook Bay and part of its watershed a national...
Middletown Woman Gets 7 Years In Fatal Hit-and-Run of Teen
By John Burton
FREEHOLD — State Superior Court Judge Ronald L. Reisner had stern words for Toni Marletta, as Marletta faced sentencing for a 2015...
Holiday Happenings
The Two River area will be the site of a wide variety of holiday happenings during the next few weeks.
ONGOING EVENTS
Kids under 12 ride...
Middletown Wins When We Can Reuse Vacant Buildings
Vacant or underutilized properties are a perennial problem for many municipalities in New Jersey. They are a drain on local budgets, a magnet for...
Addressing Climate Change on The Local Level
By John Burton
SHREWSBURY – The local members of the Citizens’ Climate Lobby are hoping to turn up the temperature for elected officials on the subject...
Putting Their Neighborhood On The Map
By Jay Cook
MIDDLETOWN – Motorists traveling on Route 35 were recently surprised to see a new sign pop up at Cresent Parkway, in the River...
Adoption Day Is the Happiest Day in Family Court
By Joseph Sapia
Eight-year-old Kaylee of Middletown is “happy, loved and safe.”
Those were the words of her soon-to-be mother, Beverly Geiger, 65. Soon to be because...
Memorial Sloan Kettering Opens Its Doors in Middletown
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By John Burton
MIDDLETOWN – “A cancer diagnosis is difficult enough,” acknowledged Memorial Sloan Kettering’s José Baselga, M.D., Ph.D., Monday morning. “Traveling shouldn’t make it...
Keri O’Connor and Gregory Nelson
Keri Marie O’Connor and Gregory Nelson were married July 30 at Holy Cross Parish in Rumson by Father Michael Manning. Their wedding reception was...
