Tag: Monmouth Beach

MONMOUTH BEACH – After 37 years serving seniors from the lower level of the Monmouth Mall, Senior Citizens Activities Network (SCAN), the nonprofit organization serving seniors, will relocate to the Church of the Precious Blood Parish Center in Monmouth Beach.

WEST LONG BRANCH – Residents of Oceanport, Monmouth Beach, Sea Bright and West Long Branch overwhelmingly voted “no” to Shore Regional’s March 11 bond referendum.

WEST LONG BRANCH – Oceanport, Monmouth Beach, West Long Branch and Sea Bright residents will cast their votes March 11 on the Shore Regional High School District’s proposed $51 million bond referendum to fund projects that include a range of infrastructure and facilities improvements.

OCEANPORT – As electric bikes (e-bikes) continue to surge in popularity around the area, local officials are stepping up to address concerns over their safety, particularly among younger riders.

The lifeline for Monmouth Beach’s firefighters – more than 5,000 feet of aging fire hoses – will soon be replaced, ensuring quicker and safer responses in emergencies. U.S. Rep. Frank Pallone Jr. (D-6) secured the critical funding for the upgrade.

Victor Macaluso was walking along Sea Bright’s northern beaches when he noticed a jetty formation poking through the sand. He hadn’t seen the boulders since about 2014.

A grassroots movement to reduce plastic waste is gaining traction in the Two River area, with restaurants urged to only provide single-use utensils and sauce packets upon request.

The “No Dogs” signs are popping up. Lifeguard towers are being dragged toward the water. Beaches are getting raked. Summer is almost here and things are about to change at the Jersey Shore.

With the application deadline for the New Jersey Green Acres grant program fast approaching, several municipalities in the Two River area are seeking funds to revitalize or establish new parks that offer all-inclusive playgrounds, through a special allotment from the Jake’s Law program, extended to municipalities this year.

The Monmouth Beach, Ocean Township and Howell police departments were a few of the many law enforcement organizations across the state that sent officers to a controversial police training program, according to officials.