Measure calls for commission, historic inventory
BY CHRISTINE VARNO Staff Writer
An ordinance that would help preserve the city's historic structures and establish a Long Branch Historic Preservation Commission is in the works. More...
Increased funding for key Army intelligence programs approved
The 2008 House Defense Appropriations bill passed July 27 by the Appropriations Committee contains $33.6 million in additional federal funding to support key intelligence programs and other activities at Fort Monmouth. More...
CHRIS KELLY staff A group of children from Long Branch helps out Steve Woyce duirng a children's magic show held at the Long Branch Public Library on Aug. 3. More...
Preservation group calls for museum and cultural center
BY MELISSA KARSH Staff Writer
RED BANK - Preservationists, including members of the borough's west side community, have launched a letter-writing campaign to preserve the T. Thomas Fortune House as a cultural center and museum. The T. More...
Going organic could help threatened bees and butterflies
BY JENNIFER KOHLHEPP Staff Writer
The fate of many major food crops hangs in the balance of what biologists are calling the "sixth extinction." Humans are currently living during a time of species loss as great as the meteor-caused disaster that exterminated the dino More...
The Wave of Hope Foundation raised $26,000 during the annual "Wave of Hope" walk in June sponsored by the Long Branch Public School District. More...
More than 300 international interns from Goldman Sachs, New York investment banking and securities firm, participated in a beach sweep at Sandy Hook recently. More...
LAKEWOOD - Georgian Court University, the Strand Theater and the Jewish Federation of Ocean County will present "Against Indifference," an afternoon with Nobel Prize winner Elie Wiesel on Nov. 4 at 1:30 p.m. at the Strand Theater. More...
LONG BRANCH - The Long Branch Street Crimes Unit executed a search warrant that resulted in the arrest of two city women and a Red Bank man. More...
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