Tag: Middletown
Reader Likes Pedestrian Safety Law
I strongly disagree with the comments of the Rumson mayor and police chief in your September 3, 2015 issue. My observations have been the...
Tuesday’s Children Nurtures 9/11 Healing
By Judy O'Gorman Alvarez
This Friday, when the crowds gather at the new World Trade Center to honor and read the names of nearly 3,000 people...
He's 18, And Running for School Board
MIDDLETOWN – College Freshman Thomas Ballard has hopes for an interesting extracurricular activity: He wants to serve on the township Board of Education.
Ballard is...
Prown's Leaves Red Bank After 90 Years
RED BANK – Sometime this fall with the move of Prown’s to Middletown, it will mean the borough won’t have a Prown’s-operated business for...
Brookdale's New Campus Upgrades
LINCROFT – Brookdale Community College officials have approved a $1,986,000 renovation project that will create a new “pedestrian thoroughfare” on the Lincroft campus. The...
County Waterfront Park A Reality in River Plaza
MIDDLETOWN – Long envisioned, a waterfront park will now become a reality at a site that is currently home to Chris’ River Plaza Marina.
The...
Pickleball – It’s Kinda Like Tennis
By Art Petrosemolo
Pickleball – The game with the funny name is played in all 50 states by nearly a half-million adults, teens and kids.
It’s...
Hubbard's Bridge Open for Traffic
RED BANK – Hubbard’s Bridge connecting the borough to Middletown is once again available for traffic.
The recently constructed bridge was reopened to vehicles and...
Red-Hot Flames Capture Perfect 65-0 Season
By Dillon Stambaugh
MIDDLETOWN – If those skewed numbers have not yet grabbed your attention, let this resonate – The Flames won more than half of...
Old Rivalries Take The Field At M’town North-South Alumni Game
MIDDLETOWN – With most of the players not having played in years, the first Middletown South-Middletown North alumni football game Saturday at “The Swamp”...
