Tag: Sea Bright
Sea Bright Ushers in a New Year
Although it was a gloomy day at the shore, there was a friendly atmosphere at Sea Bright Borough’s reorganization meeting Jan. 6.
Caroling for Coats: The 12 Bars of Christmas Celebrates 20th Anniversary
On Dec. 14, for the 20th year, Christmas carolers spread holiday cheer while donating warm coats and Christmas trees to needy families and individuals.
Former Police Officer Sentenced for Crimes Targeting Ex-Girlfriend
A former Sea Bright police officer was sentenced to five years in state prison for various crimes targeting his ex-girlfriend.
Historic Squash Club Celebrates 100 Years
If you’re on Ocean Avenue, you may witness droves of racket-wielding people disappear down a secluded alleyway nestled between Anjelica’s and Ocean House Tap and Grill. Nestled away down this corridor sits one of the area’s most historic sports clubs.
Surprising Split-Ticket Wins In Two River Towns
While most candidates expect lackluster midterm election turnout, three towns in the Two River area seem to be experiencing a unique phenomenon this year – the split ticket.
Future of Former Mad Hatter Remains Uncertain
A legal dispute over who has the right to develop the former Mad Hatter site remains at a standstill.
Monmouth Politics: Meet The Candidates
In the final week covering municipal elections, we asked the candidates in Sea Bright and Holmdel the following question...
Two River Area Powers Through Storms, Should Prepare for More
Gusty winds, road closures and lingering rain. Lots of rain. The Two River area was engulfed by tropical storm Ophelia after it made landfall in North Carolina and moved up the coast. Gov. Phil Murphy declared a state of emergency Sept. 30, as heavy rain caused flooding in coastal regions throughout the state.
Voters Approve School Regionalization
After years of studies and discussions, residents went to the polls to vote on the future of their public school districts and regionalization passed by a wide margin.
Voters Will Answer Highlands Regionalization Question, for Now
Residents of Atlantic Highlands and Highlands will go to the polls Sept. 26 to decide the future of their public school system.