Little Silver, Fair Haven, Rumson look at sharing services
BY MELISSA KARSH Staff Writer
Astudy of the feasibility of merging the police departments of Little Silver, Fair Haven and Rumson is under way, funded by a SHARE Grant awarded by the New Jersey State Department of Community Affairs. More...
Scaled-down auto fits two to a parking space
BY MELISSA KARSH Staff Writer
RED BANK - - The answer to the parking crunch in the downtown may very well have been parked on Broad Street over the weekend. More...
FMERPA seeks more time to draw up plan
BY LIZ SHEEHAN Correspondent
FREEHOLD - The authority formed to draw up a redevelopment plan for Fort Monmouth, which is scheduled to close in 2011, will ask for an extension of its December deadline through September 2008. More...
The annual Fair Haven Volunteer Fire Company Firemen's Fair, the largest firemen's fair in New Jersey, will open Aug. 24. The perennially popular fair offers rides and attractions for the whole family. More...
CHRIS KELLY staff Fair Haven's Jenna Hershberger, 11, builds her own robot at the Robot & Science Camp at Children's Cultural Center in Red Bank on Aug. 17. More...
The outreach business and community development department at Brookdale Community College, Lincroft section of Middletown, will offer two five-session programs to help participants get ready to re-enter the workplace. More...
FREEHOLD - A Monmouth County grand jury returned a 21-count indictment Aug. 13 charging a woman, her husband and mother with multiple offenses stemming from an investigation of thefts and mismanagement of an Aberdeen condo association's money. More...
Tarantolo: Cost of losing fort emergency response is $10M
BY LIZ SHEEHAN Correspondent
As the time grows closer to the Army's announced closing of Fort Monmouth in 2011, and plans for how the land and buildings on site are being worked on, attention is being given to the gap that will be left in the area when the emergency services More...
PHOTOS BY GLORIA STRAVELLI The 32nd annual Clearwater Festival, New Jersey's oldest and largest eco-festival, was held Saturday and Sunday at Sunset Park in Asbury Park. More...
PHOTOS BY CHRIS KELLY staff Above: Rosie Mazzeo, 8, Rumson, and Francesca Zoppi, 8, Sea Bright, work as a team Aug. 17 to build a robot during a Robot & Science Camp held at the Children's Cultural Center in Red Bank. More...
Attorney leaves firm after 5 years to start unique creative venture
BY LAURA KOSS Correspondent
Matthew Litt has done what many people spend countless hours at their desks daydreaming about. This 29-year-old Manalapan native stopped dreaming and left his career as a Manhattan attorney to start his own business, Bridge Biography. More...
"I-Build - U Build - We Build A Better Community Family Day" will be held at Count Basie Park in Red Bank Sept. 8 noon to 8 p.m. More...
Navy Seaman Apprentice David S. Downes, a 2000 graduate of Ocean Township High School, Ocean, has completed U.S. Navy basic training at Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, Ill. More...
BY DAN NEWMAN Staff Writer
MIDDLETOWN - Bruce Gallipani was doing some grocery shopping near his home when reached by phone earlier this week. While many would consider the act to be pretty mundane, Gallipani was glad he had the time to do it. More...
Greater Media Newspapers prints obituaries as a free community service, at no charge to the families of the deceased or to the funeral homes that provide the information. More...
BY TIM MORRIS Staff Writer
Every football season brings new challenges. Last year, for Dave Callahan's Monmouth University Hawks, it was handling the pressures of high expectations. More...
LAKEWOOD - A scheduled doubleheader was rained into one nine-inning game, but it was still a successful night on Monday for the BlueClaws at FirstEnergy Park. More...
Brother Bobby rallies for second; Indy Wind third in Grade III race
OCEANPORT - Centaur Farms' Gottcha Gold broke on top but was headed early by Barcola before opening up around the far turn and romping home a four-anda half length winner in the $300,000 Philip H. More...
BY ERIN O. STATTEL Correspondent
School is just around the corner and local officials are moving from their summer schedules to discuss safety issues that local schools will face when their doors open in September. More...
EMACC moves into new offices in Red Bank
BY LORI ANNE OLIWA Correspondent
RED BANK - - Nobody would argue that it's a short distance from Broad Street to Reckless Place in Red Bank, but the Eastern Monmouth Chamber of Commerce has certainly "come a long way" in the words of President and Chief Operating Officer Lynda Ro More...
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