Tag: Sandy Hook
MULE BARN TAVERN
Over the years I have run or biked from the entrance gate or the first parking lot to the tip of Sandy Hook and back, but obviously, never at night, so it was a unique experience to drive that same route in total darkness to find the newly opened Mule Barn restaurant/bar at the very end of “The Hook.”
The Fall Striper Run is Underway
Two River fisherpeople, we have finally made it. The 2023 fall striper run is officially here.
As Summer Wanes, There’s Still Plenty of Time for Fishing
Although back-to-school events and fall foliage tours are right around the corner, fishermen in the Two River area should not be discouraged. There are still plenty of summer days ahead, according to reports from local captains who are continuing to catch warm water fish.
(Outdoor) School is in Session
School may not have started yet but you can get your kids back into the swing of learning.
Get Ready to Shell Out Some Cash for the Beach
It’s beach time! But in addition to dodging traffic and angling for a parking spot, visitors looking for a little sand and surf also have to pay up.
Fort Hancock Advisory Committee Discusses Sandy Hook Leasing Program Updates
The Fort Hancock 21st Century Federal Advisory Committee (FACA) held a virtual meeting last month to discuss updates to the contentious leasing program on Sandy Hook’s former military post.
Middletown Joins Others in Asking for Halt to Offshore Wind Projects
With neighboring Keansburg and Sandy Hook beaches reporting marine animal deaths recently, the governing body of Middletown Township has now joined several elected officials and activists across the state to ask for an immediate pause on federally authorized wind energy projects off the Jersey Shore.
50 Years Ago, Balloons In The Sky In Monmouth County Were...
The U.S. military’s downing of a Chinese spy balloon and other unidentified aerial objects across North America over the past several weeks has many looking skyward.
After Spate of Whale Deaths, Three Dolphins Die on Sandy Hook
Three dolphins died in the shallow waters of the bay off Gateway National Recreational Area Feb. 18, as citizens and activists continue to grapple with the recent surge in whale deaths along the New Jersey and New York coastline.
Country Welcomes 50 New Citizens at Sandy Hook Lighthouse
There were no fireworks, but the euphoria of freedom was enough to brighten the cloudy day as 50 immigrants took their U.S. citizenship oath during a naturalization ceremony held Sept. 7 at the Sandy Hook Lighthouse.
