Tag: Tinton Falls

TINTON FALLS – Redevelopment of the Commvault headquarters building on the former Fort Monmouth into a second Bell Works concept in the Two River area is nearly complete, with the mixed-use hub already 88% leased.

TINTON FALLS – Despite years of efforts to control recurring odors from the landfill at the Monmouth County Reclamation Center, complaints from nearby communities have persisted. Now, some borough residents have filed a class action lawsuit against Waste Management of New Jersey, Inc., the company that operates and maintains the landfill.

TINTON FALLS – Nearly 2,500 people lined parts of Asbury Avenue near Green Grove Road in Tinton Falls March 28 for a No Kings protest, turning a busy Monmouth County roadway into a lengthy, highly visible demonstration against actions by the Trump Administration.

LONG BRANCH – After a yearlong regulatory review and months of contentious community debate, Monmouth Medical Center (MMC) secured final approval from the state health department Jan. 8 to relocate its acute care services from Long Branch to a new $858.7 million hospital to be constructed in Tinton Falls.

TINTON FALLS – The borough ushered in a new era Monday night as Mayor Risa Clay and several newly elected council members were sworn in during the annual reorganization meeting at borough hall.

TINTON FALLS – The New Jersey Health Planning Board has recommended approval of RWJBarnabas Health’s controversial plan to relocate Monmouth Medical Center’s (MMC) essential medical facilities, including maternity and acute care services, to a new 36-acre campus in Tinton Falls.

LONG BRANCH – State approval of RWJBarnabas Health’s plan to relocate essential medical facilities, including maternity and acute care services, from Monmouth Medical Center (MMC) in Long Branch to a new 36-acre campus in Tinton Falls has been postponed, at least for now.

LONG BRANCH – Monmouth Medical Center plans to relocate its core services to a new acute care facility at the Vogel Medical Campus in Tinton Falls after the state advanced its expansion and license transfer application, paving the way for the hospital to shift services from Long Branch.

Demonstrators lined the Route 35 bridge between Red Bank and Middletown Oct. 18, joining a nationwide “No Kings” protest to call for the protection of democratic institutions and checks on presidential power.

TINTON FALLS – Borough residents will see 12 candidates seeking municipal offices on their ballots this election year, with three different slates announcing their candidacy for mayor and borough council.