Tag: Tinton Falls

TINTON FALLS – Last Saturday and Sunday, the Two River area experienced another nearly perfect “local summer” weekend. And if you spent either of those days on a Long Branch beach, you might have Mia Grossman and a cohort of high school students to thank for its pristine condition.

TINTON FALLS – The new Robert Wood Johnson Barnabas Health/ Monmouth Medical Center building under construction in the Tinton Falls section of Fort Monmouth is expected to be completed by December 2026. Last Wednesday, the Fort Monmouth Economic Revitalization Authority (FMERA) unanimously approved the second phase of the complex.

TINTON FALLS – The borough has tightened safety regulations around the use and operation of electric bikes and scooters as these low-speed wheels become increasingly popular transportation options around the country.

TINTON FALLS – A new Wawa convenience store and gas station is set to join a major commercial development near Garden State Parkway southbound exit 105. The store, recently approved by the borough’s planning board, will be part of the Wayside Road project – a campus-style development by Stavola Realty Company that includes multiple commercial buildings now under construction.

TINTON FALLS – The mayor and council members are urging the community to mark noon, Sept. 6, on their calendars and join in a parade to celebrate Tinton Falls’ 75th anniversary.

TINTON FALLS – As the first pitch nears for this summer’s inclusive baseball league at Ranney School, local nonprofit BaseABLE is celebrating a year of remarkable growth and momentum across state lines.

TINTON FALLS – As the 2024-25 school year comes to a close, many high schools in Monmouth County are celebrating their senior classes in various ways. Trinity Hall, with its trailblazing attitude, honors its seniors in a different way.

Two municipalities and two school districts in the Two River area are among the 246 towns and school districts across New Jersey that received state Local Recreation Improvement grants from the Department of Community Affairs (DCA).

TINTON FALLS – In a move to modernize municipal infrastructure while maintaining fiscal discipline, Tinton Falls has unveiled a nearly $9.15 million capital improvement plan for 2025 that promises to transform the borough’s roads, parks and utility systems.

TINTON FALLS – Borough officials presented a 2025 municipal budget of just over $31 million that decreases the municipal tax rate by 2.12% while preserving the services residents have come to expect.