$3M in federal funds will provide job training and other services
BY LORI ANNE OLIWA Correspondent
Workers at Fort Monmouth can rest assured that the employment and job search services currently in place will continue through 2010, due in part to a $3 million National Emergency Grant from the U.S. Department of Labor. More...
District-wide project funded through $6.1M bond
BY DANIEL HOWLEY Staff Writer
OCEAN TOWNSHIP — The Township Board of Education (BOE) has completed work on a major energy savings project that district officials' hope will save taxpayers money in years to come. More...
City officials and residents to develop new zoning plan for oceanfront zone
BY CHRISTINE VARNO Staff Writer
LONG BRANCH — Residents of the Beachfront South (BFS) redevelopment zone came to the table last week to have a say in how their neighborhood will be zoned in the future. Some 40 people filled city hall Dec. More...
Eatontown Playhouse, Route 35, will present "The Bishop's Wife" at 8 p.m. Dec. 12, 13, 19 and 20; and 3 p.m. Dec. 14 and 21. Tickets are $17 for seniors and students and $22 for all others. For more information, call 732-888-0339 or 732-380-1119. More...
OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Police are asking area residents to lock their doors and windows and keep their lights on during the evening hours after two township homes were burglarized last week. During the first incident, which occurred at 2:49 a.m. More...
PHOTOS BY FRANK GALIPO Top: Kathy Nguyen, 11, of Eatontown, wore a holiday hat at the Eatontown annual Christmas Tree Lighting event at borough hall Dec. 7. Right: The Eatontown Choraliers sing Christmas music. More...
WEST LONG BRANCH — After a year of celebration, the West Long Branch Centennial Committee is scheduled to host its final centennial-themed event at Woolley Park on Dec. 21. More...
LONG BRANCH — The city public schools held its first A Celebration of Hope extravaganza at the high school's Bresett Stadium last week. More...
Scriven says program benefits towns and the river
BY SHARON LEFF Staff Writer
SEA BRIGHT — The NY/NJ Baykeeper is enlisting the public's help to stop the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) from canceling a program to return oysters to local waters. More...
Twenty-eight Monmouth County residents became certified Master Gardeners at a graduation ceremony held Nov. 14 at Hominy Hill Golf Center, Colts Neck. More...
Air Force Airman 1st Class Victor B. Rodriguez has graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. He is the son of Lori and Victor Rodriguez of Eatontown. Army National Guard Pfc. More...
The holidays are an extremely lonely time for the homeless, the hungry, the mentally ill, the physically disabled and all those who are less fortunate. More...
Monmouth County Freeholder Barbara J. More...
LONG BRANCH — Children from the Seashore School of Visual and Performing Arts in Long Branch filled the streets of Red Bank last month during a holiday concert event. On Nov. More...
The holiday season is supposed to be a time for family, friends, and festive celebrations, but it is unfortunately also a time when there is a tragic jump in the number of alcohol-related highway fatalities each year between Thanksgiving and New Ye More...
(Open letter to Long Branch Mayor Adam Schneider) What have you got against the citizens of Long Branch? Do you not know that "compromise" runs two ways? More...
If you have something to say, The Atlanticville wants to hear from you. Whether it be in response to something you read in The Atlanticville or an issue that concerns you, send us a letter for publication. More...
Thanks extended to WLB Centennial Committee
Guest Column • Barbara Ruane
The centennial year has quickly passed, and I could not have asked for more from a committee than this one. More...
Are We There Yet? • LORI CLINCH
Although I'm no techno-guru, I do like many aspects of the computer world and especially enjoy paying bills online. More...
Ocean Township and Red Bank Catholic basketball players battle for a loose ball during a scrimmage held at Red Bank Catholic High School on Dec. 5. ERIC SUCAR staff More...
BY DAN NEWMAN Staff Writer
After starting the season with a string of losses, many of the Rutgers University football faithful may have jumped ship. More...
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