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Atlantic Highlands To Get EV Charging Stations
A resolution passed unanimously earlier this month to have The Borough purchase electronic vehicle charging stations. Some of the funds for the purchase will be from a grant from the New Jersey Department of Environment Protection. Brian Dougherty, Council President in Atlantic Highlands said there are a few “next steps”...
New Jersey Transit driver, passenger arrested after fight on bus in Newark
A New Jersey Transit bus driver and passenger were both arrested last Friday after getting into a fight in Newark.It happened Aug. 16 around noon on a crowded bus at Broad and Lafayette streets.Authorities say they responded to reports of a physical altercation between the bus driver and an adult passenger.The fight started after the rider reportedly spit on the driver.That bus driver had told passengers to move to the back of the bus before the fight broke out, officials say.Newark police have reviewed video of the fight, which appears to show the driver choking the passenger while continuing to...
McKeon: One delegate’s reflections on the start of the DNC
This weekend, over 50,000 people from across the nation have converged on Chicago to kick off the 2024 Democratic National Convention. It’s been 28 years since our party last held a convention in the Windy City, and this year marks the twelfth time Chicago has hosted—more than any other city. This historic gathering serves as a testament to the enduring strength and unity of our party, which has gathered every four years since 1832 when we nominated Andrew Jackson for a second term.
Nature may be to blame for Jersey Shore beach contamination
A Jersey Shore beach may have become contaminated as part of a “naturally occurring” process, a state spokesman told NJ Advance Media in a statement Monday evening. Several signs warn against touching — and accidentally ingesting — pieces of rocks from the bay area in Keyport, where high levels of arsenic were recently confirmed by state regulators.
Roof collapse at Newark apartment building forces residents to evacuate
NEWARK, N.J. (PIX11) – A roof collapsed at an apartment building in Newark, forcing residents to evacuate to less-than-ideal circumstances Sunday night. The incident happened at an apartment building at 333 Park Ave. as a strong storm dropped heavy rain on the tri-state area. Water poured into the apartment building after the roof collapsed. Videos […]
Resignations Shake Newark’s Landmarks Commission After Penn Station Controversy
Two Newark preservationists have resigned from a city commission over a controversial project at Penn Station. Richard Partyka, who spent the last seven years protecting the city’s historic buildings as chair of the Landmarks and Historic Preservation Commission, stepped down. A few days later, he was followed by the vice chair Susana Holguin-Veras. The absence of leadership has left the commission in limbo – their last meeting was in April.
Decades-old ShopRite in NJ is getting a facelift
FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — A 60-year-old ShopRite located at the South Freehold Shopping Center is about to get a makeover, according to NJ.com. Saker ShopRites, which owns 39 stores in New Jersey, got consent from municipal officials to renovate and enlarge the Freehold location. NJ.com reports that the store will...
Wealthy NJ town is finally getting its first apartment complex
COLTS NECK — The same well-off town called home by Jon Stewart, Bruce Springsteen and some short-lived “Real Housewives of New Jersey” will soon have its first-ever apartment complex. Kushner Companies recently broke ground in Colts Neck on a 360-unit luxury apartment community expected to be open...
Newark Latin Fest Kicks Off ‘Peace Week,’ an Alternative to Crime
NEWARK — Throngs of people filled Bloomfield Avenue in the city's North Ward on Sunday for a celebration of Latin culture that kicked off a series of city events geared at conflict resolution. Jannet Alston celebrated with a Cuban flag draped around her shoulders.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER “I like the fact that you have diversity, and you see different people from different places,” Alston, 43, said as music played from the stage. Newark’s seventh-annual Latin Festival highlighted the beginning of “Peace Week,” which is set to culminate Saturday, Aug. 24, at 6 p.m.,...
Goose Set To Take Over Holmdel, NJ For A Can’t Miss Concert Experience
Goose; maybe you're part of the flock already, or maybe this is your introduction to the "jam band that just might persuade you to love a jam band" as Charlie Warzle of the Atlantic has described them. Goose is getting ready to take flight across the country, starting their massive...
Potter's Farm: Holmdel Considers Condemnation of Property for Open Space and Recreation
HOLMDEL, NJ - The Enclave at Holmdel is the new owner of Block 49.02, Lots 40, 40Q, and 41 in town. Formerly known as 'Potter's Farm' it was approved to be a dementia center in a split vote by the Holmdel Zoning Board a few years ago. However, to most residents, it's Potter's Farm.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER For decades, young and old have had the joy of seeing this working farm in action with creatures both big and small. Located just off GSP Exit 114, this gateway to Holmdel and Middletown (and...
After 52 Years Gene Hession Retiring From LB Beaches
After 52 years working as a lifeguard and supervisor on the beaches of Jones Beach, NY and Long Branch, NJ, Dr. Gene Hession is retiring at the end of this season. Dr. Hession’s remarkable career spans decades and disciplines, characterized by an unwavering commitment to public service, health, and safety. From his early days as a lifeguard to his roles in chiropractic care and community leadership, Dr. Hession’s contributions have left a lasting impact on countless lives.
‘Play Hook-E’ free fishing event for NJ military is this Saturday in Millstone
Remember when you were a kid, and you cut school to go fishing?. Well, maybe your childhood wasn't like that of Huckleberry Finn, but this Saturday, Aug. 24, the 8th annual "Play Hook-E Fishing Day" will be taking place at the Lake Juliana Ponderosa Estates Fishing Farm in Millstone. It's...
New Jersey physician to pay $300K for Controlled Substances Act violations
A physician in Middletown, N.J., has agreed to pay $300,000 to resolve allegations he did not maintain adequate drug registrations for multiple medical practices he owned or operated, Bucks County Courier Times reported Aug. 16. Between 2021 and August 2023, Joseph Kepko, DO, allegedly failed to maintain adequate Drug Enforcement...
Distinctive Living Welcomes Esden as EVP/COO; Draghiceanu now CIO
FREEHOLD, NJ — Distinctive Living, a national senior living management and development company, has announced in a press release the appointment of Shelley Esden as executive vice president and chief operating officer, as current COO George Draghiceanu moves into the chief investment officer role. Esden brings a wealth of...
Good news: Toddler who shot himself in Newark, NJ is recovering
NEWARK — A three-year-old boy is making a recovery after officials say he shot himself with a gun last week. The toddler was rushed to University Hospital on Thursday afternoon. He was listed in critical condition that evening, according to Newark police. Fortunately, it appears the boy is recovering.
RED BANK: AFTER 15-YEAR VACANCY, REBIRTH FOR FAMEABILIA BUILDING
Anthony Alfieri at 42 Monmouth Street, which he’s redeveloping with his two siblings. (Photo by John T. Ward. Click to enlarge.) One of the downtown area’s most long-vacant storefronts is finally showing signs of life, with work on a second floor addition underway and new owners hoping to fill the large first floor space with a new retailer or two.
Last Call for Neptune Fall Recreation Soccer: Registration Closes August 26th
NEPTUNE, NJ — Time is running out to register for the Neptune Fall Recreation Soccer program. Registration will close on August 26th for this popular youth league, open to children from Pre-K to 8th grade, born between October 1, 2010, and October 1, 2020. The season, which is set to run from Saturday, September 14th through Saturday, November 2nd (subject to change), promises another exciting series of games held primarily on Saturday mornings at Sunshine Village Park, located at 1 Pine Drive. The registration fee is $95 for the first child and $80 for each additional child...
Holmdel Stormwater Management Study: Key Findings & Solutions
HOLMDEL, NJ - For many years, the Holmdel community has discussed stormwater management issues. Particularly, flooding and related stormwater runoff as it relates to existing and new development in town. Holmdel is divided into two watersheds. The northern part of Holmdel drains into the Raritan Bay. The southern part drains into the Swimming River including flow from Willow Brook, Hope Brook and Nut Swamp Brook. About two years ago, the township hired Colliers Engineering to prepare a formal study about the topic and they presented their findings this month.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET...
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