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Michele McBrideAccording to Red Bank Patch, The Borough’s Public School District has applied for the state’s new Tax Levy Incentive Aid program. -
Monmouth County GovernmentFREEHOLD, NJ – The Monmouth County Board of County Commissioners is excited to announce the return of “A Weekend in Old Monmouth” featuring 53 historic sites located throughout the County on Saturday, May 3, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and on Sunday, May 4, from noon to 5 p.m.
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FREEHOLD – A Neptune Township Police Department Officer has been criminally charged for illegally accessing a pair of computer databases to look up personal information about a woman, then traveling to her home, Monmouth County Prosecutor Raymond S. Santiago announced -
Along with the cold weather, ice boats returned to a local river. -
County seeks public support for transportation study.
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NEWARK – Amtrak and NJ TRANSIT joined Governor Phil Murphy today for a working summit ahead of the busy summer 2025 travel season in New Jersey. During today’s meeting, Amtrak and NJ TRANSIT presented a new progress report on the joint inspection, maintenance, and improvement program for Amtrak’s infrastructure and NJ TRANSIT’s trains. -
TRENTON – Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin and the Division of Criminal Justice (DCJ) announced today that a Monmouth County woman admitted to stealing approximately $4,000,000 from her employer and failing to pay taxes on the stolen money.
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Officials are urging drivers in New Jersey to be cautious with a new scam that tricks people into giving out sensitive information. -
Forbes Travel Guide has named its 2025 Star Award winners. -
New Jersey American Water Urges Customers to Use Road Salt Responsibly to Help Protect Water SourcesCAMDEN, N.J. (FEB. 10, 2025) – With winter weather approaching, New Jersey American Water is reminding customers that the widespread use of road salt to melt snow and ice can impact local water sources. While the company continues to provide drinking water that is safe and meets all health-based primary drinking water standards, some customers may notice temporary changes in taste due to increased salt runoff entering rivers and streams -
According to Patch.com, the Ocean County Health Department and the Brick Township Schools are looking for Brick Township residents to participate in a survey that aims to "gather data about the strengths, ideas, and needs of people living in Ocean County.
