Tag: Middletown
Natural Gas Filling Station Opens To Public
By Joseph Sapia
MIDDLETOWN – “Gassing up” has taken on new meaning as only the second compressed natural gas (CNG) filling station for public use...
Middletown’s Mayor Shares Insights On Development
By Joseph Sapia
MIDDLETOWN – Mayor Gerard P. Scharfenberger held court at the recent township Land Development Forum – combining thoughts on land-use planning, outlining...
1Lt. Dennis W. Zilinski, II
12/23/81 – 11/19/05
I am the proud mother of 1Lt. Dennis W. Zilinski, II who died in Iraq on November 19, 2005 during combat operations...
First of Fort Hancock Buildings Are Leased By Private Owners
By Liz Sheehan
SANDY HOOK- After attempts reaching back to 1999, The National Park Service (NPS) announced on May 9 that it has finally issued...
Seraphs Give Back to Community with Day of Service Mater Dei...
MIDDLETOWN—Service was the watchword on April 28 when every Mater Dei Prep student participated in the school’s first ever Day of Service, a school-wide...
Mega Commercial Component For Route 35 Before Planners
By Joseph Sapia
MIDDLETOWN – On June 1, the township Planning Board is scheduled to begin hearing the commercial component – almost 340,000 square feet...
Trinity Hall Plan Upheld By Judge
Neighborhood Objectors Vow to Appeal
By John Burton
MIDDLETOWN – A state Superior Court judge has ruled in favor of the Trinity Hall—again. And it is not the...
Lincroft Village Green Association Reboots
This year the Lincroft Village Green Association has renewed its mission to bring the community together to enhance the quality of life in the...
Park System Adjusts Claypit Creek Plans
Story and Photos by Joseph Sapia
MIDDLETOWN – While the Monmouth County Park System has toned down some of its proposed changes at the Claypit...
Comments Sought on Claypit Creek
Story and Photo By Joseph Sapia
MIDDLETOWN -- The public has until Thursday, March 31, to comment to the state Department of Environmental Protection on...
