Tag: Middletown
Possible Legal Battle On Horizon Against JCP&L Project
By Jay Cook
The Mayors of five municipalities directly affected by a powerline upgrade by Jersey Central Power and Light in Monmouth County are in the...
Power Line Project Sheds “Light” on the State’s Skim
The recent filing of the proposed JCP&L Monmouth County Reliability Project should serve as a wake-up call to all taxpayers in the state of...
Public Invited to Weigh In Sandy Hook Fee Hike
By Liz Sheehan
Public comments, which are due by Sept. 5, will play a major role in determining if the National Park Service (NPS) will put...
Wave of Support Builds To Clean Up The Navesink
By Joseph Sapia
The rally for the Navesink is well under way – with scientific testing of the river; private organizations working with state, county...
Headed to Brookdale: More NJT Buses, More Often
By Jay Cook
LINCROFT – For Brookdale Community College students utilizing public transportation, kiss goodbye the days of painfully long bus trips and struggling to...
For The Memory of A River Plaza School Pal
This past Monday I went to Fairview Cemetery on Rt. 35 to visit my grandmother and aunts graves as I have done countless times...
Fall Could Bring Improvements To Claypit Creek
Story and photos by Joseph Sapia
MIDDLETOWN – With state CAFRA permits in place, the Monmouth County Park System’s plans to make improvements at the...
Restaurant Review: Matata Asian Cuisine
Matata Asian Cuisine
Rating: Good
How could the origin of the name Matata on the sign of a Pan Asian Restaurant on Route 35 North in...
Republican Sonnek-Schmelz Takes On Pallone
By John Burton
MIDDLETOWN – Brent Sonnek-Schmelz said he’s had enough.
“Over the years I’ve become increasingly frustrated with Frank Pallone,” said Sonnek-Schmelz, explaining in part...
Preserving A Centuries Old Tradition
Gilder Bob Gamache’s Craft Dates Back to Egyptian Times
Story and Photos by Art Petrosemolo
MIDDLETOWN – Master Craftsman Bob Gamache is preserving a tradition that...
