Mayor: Court must move from trailer or out of town
BY SHARON LEFF Staff Writer
Sea Bright will host a public forum later this month on a proposal to acquire a building on Church Street to house most municipal offices. The public hearing will take place prior to the next council meeting on Nov. 17 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. More...
More than 1,000 walkers and runners headed out on a 5-mile route though Fair Haven, Red Bank and Little Silver at the 28th annual Red Bank Crop Hunger Walk on Oct. 19. More...
GOP legislators work with towns on affordable housing
BY SHARON LEFF Staff Writer
RED BANK — Republican 12th District officials explained new regulations for affordable housing and how they affect the borough and surrounding towns at an Oct. 30 meeting. State Sen. More...
BY SHARON LEFF Staff Writer
RED BANK — After about a month of work and the participation of 100 students, the middle school's music video submission, "This Year," is a finalist in a nationwide competition. More...
Review board recommends listing on state, national registers
BY SHARON LEFF Staff Writer
Two local landmarks were given a positive recommendation by the New Jersey State Review Board for Historic Sites at an October meeting. More...
Boro seeks state grant to fund interior renovations
BY LAYLI WHYTE Correspondent
TINTON FALLS — On a beautiful fall day, a group of volunteers and community leaders came together to appreciate the work and care that had gone into the restoration of one of the town's most historic homes. More...
Preparedness equals points in FEMA rating system
BY JAMIE ROMM Staff Writer
MIDDLETOWN — Coastal municipalities can help residents avoid paying higher flood insurance premiums by having flood mitigation measures in place, according to Assemblywoman Amy Handlin (R-13th District). More...
Clockwise from left: Jeff King, Tinton Falls, participates in a cleanup along Poricy Brook sponsored by the Navesink Swimming River Group in cooperation with the Monmouth County Clean Community Program on Nov. 2. More...
Free jazz concerts will heat up the headquarters location of the Monmouth County Library in November when the library presents Jazz Month 2008. The monthlong event features four jazz concerts Sundays, Nov. 9 through Nov. 30 at 2 p.m. More...
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