Tag: New Jersey

Officials from an independent state body responded to Middletown’s bail reform complaint, decisively striking it down.

Garden Clubs and Conservation Groups Work To Proclaim April as New Jersey Native Plant Month

New Jersey and New York have, at times, had a contentious relationship. It is usually the result of issues, like raising commuter taxes, determining which state can claim ownership of the Statue of Liberty, or that Staten Island secession movement.

To squish or not to squish? For the squeamish, it’s not even a question. But for the rest of us, we wonder.

Three separate local leagues have merged to form one single organization – the League of Women Voters of Monmouth County.

The Bulldogs head coach continues to mold RFH as an elite state power and back-to-back losses to nationally ranked teams will only help a talented team learn how to handle all comers when the post-season rolls around.

Tributes to the late Robert “Bob” Lucky, Ph.D., took precedence at the monthly meeting of the Fort Monmouth Economic Revitalization Authority (FMERA), held via teleconference March 16. Lucky, 86, the agency’s chairman, died March 10 at home. 

If inflation rates, a global health crisis and the threat of a world war weren’t enough to trigger your stress levels, the idea of “range anxiety” might just do the trick if you happen to own an electric vehicle, or are mulling over the notion of acquiring one.

For gardening aficionados, there is no place like the Garden State. But for beginners, mastering the artful techniques of gardening may be no easy feat. Like life, gardening is a constant work-in-progress, but it is the exuberant bounty of Mother Nature that makes this pastime – riddled in trial and error – worth all the sweat and toil.

TRENTON – As the revamped bid process to determine whether Netflix eventually builds a new production complex on the former Fort Monmouth plays out, the state has taken actions to boost the state’s film industry.