Tag: Shrewsbury
Shrewsbury Borough School Unveils $22.5 Million Expansion
SHREWSBURY – Students at Shrewsbury Borough School will return to a larger building next week. The school will open the doors to a new pre-K wing, marking the latest chapter in the century-long evolution of the borough’s only elementary school from a three-story school- house to a modern educational facility.
Shrewsbury Students Wage A Lemonade War for Charity
SHREWSBURY – How do you teach community involvement, business skills and fourth-grade English all at once?
Beauty Mavens Rejoice: Harmon Reopens in Shrewsbury Plaza
SHREWSBURY – Bigger and brighter, Harmon, the health, wellness and beauty retailer, is set to reopen in the area nearly two years after closing all of its stores, including one that previously occupied a spot in The Grove West.
Shrewsbury Sets Rules for Electric Bicycle, Scooter Use
SHREWSBURY – The borough has enacted new regulations governing the operation of low-speed electric bicycles (e-bikes) and electric scooters (e-scooters), aiming to promote safety and responsible use among riders.
Shrewsbury to Buy Judd Property to Expand Manson Park
SHREWSBURY – In a victory for residents advocating for the preservation of a residential property at 942 Broad St., next to Manson Park, the borough council unanimously voted to purchase the site for open space.
As a Milestone Nears, New Jersey Explores its Role in America’s...
SHREWSBURY – America will celebrate its 250th birthday July 4, 2026, the anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
Towns Look to Get ‘Film Ready’ Through State Certification
MONMOUTH COUNTY – Spotting a film star or production crew in your town or a neighbor’s backyard may no longer be an unusual sight. From Steven Spielberg to Robert DeNiro, Adam Sandler to Timothée Chalamet, celebrities are all around the Two River area as filming has gained momentum in New Jersey.
Area Actress Lorraine Stone to Portray ‘19th Century Rosa Parks’Â
SHREWSBURY – A century before Rosa Parks fought for racial equality on a Montgomery, Ala. bus, a brave teacher challenged racist streetcar policies in New York City, taking her fight to court in 1854 and winning a landmark victory for African American rights.
Two Sworn into Shrewsbury Council Spots after Resignations
SHREWSBURY – This past January, two members of the Shrewsbury Borough Council vacated their seats as members of the council after years of public service, according to the borough mayor.
New Shrewsbury Businesses Open in Time for the Holidays
SHREWSBURY – Retail therapy just got a big boost with new businesses opening doors in the borough’s prime corridors right in time for the holidays.
