• Colts Neck zoners will hear application for car wash

    Colts Neck zoners will hear application for car wash

    COLTS NECK – An application proposing the construction of a car wash and a commercial building on Route 34 is expected to be heard by the Colts Neck Zoning Board of Adjustment this month. Testimony is scheduled to be presented during the zoning board’s 8 p.m. March 21 meeting at Town Hall, 124 Cedar Drive.…

  • Pezzullo to be appointed deputy police chief in Marlboro

    Pezzullo to be appointed deputy police chief in Marlboro

    MARLBORO – Peter Pezzullo will be appointed to the position of deputy chief of the Marlboro Police Department with the expectation of being named police chief in September following the retirement of Police Chief Bruce Hall. Pezzullo will be appointed deputy chief during a ceremony to be held at 4 p.m. March 8 at the…

  • Crossroads Middle School South Wind Ensemble is the first in N.J. to perform at Music for All national festival

    Crossroads Middle School South Wind Ensemble is the first in N.J. to perform at Music for All national festival

          SOUTH BRUNSWICK – The wind ensemble at Crossroads Middle School South has achieved an unmatched feat: it is the first group of middle school students from New Jersey to be accepted to the Music for All National Festival. Around 60 students will travel to Indianapolis for the March 14-16 festival, which is…

  • Jamesburg Presbyterian Church will hold meetings each week during Lent

    Jamesburg Presbyterian Church will hold meetings each week during Lent

    The Jamesburg Presbyterian Church will sponsor meetings of the Jamesburg Area Association of Churches from 6:30-8:15 p.m. Wednesday evenings throughout the Lenten season. The meetings bring together members of various Christian denominations for a free meal and an explanation of a chosen passage in the Bible. The meeting on March 13 will delve into John…

  • Tri-Town News Datebook, March 6

    Tri-Town News Datebook, March 6

    •  The American Red Cross has a severe shortage of type O blood and is asking type O donors, as well as eligible blood and platelet donors of all blood types, to give now. The following blood drives will be held in Jackson: March 10, 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., CKO Kickboxing, 2080 W. County…

  • News Transcript Datebook, March 6

    News Transcript Datebook, March 6

    • The Manalapan Veterans Affairs Advisory Committee will present its annual model train show from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. March 24 at the Manalapan Community Center, 114 Route 33 West, Manalapan (just past Peking Pavilion). Individuals of all ages are welcome to attend. Donations collected at the door will help veterans in the community.…

  • Examiner Datebook, March 6

    Examiner Datebook, March 6

    • The Manalapan Veterans Affairs Advisory Committee will present its annual model train show from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. March 24 at the Manalapan Community Center, 114 Route 33 West, Manalapan (just past Peking Pavilion). Individuals of all ages are welcome to attend. Donations collected at the door will help veterans in the community.…

  • Institute for Weight Loss attains renewed national accreditation

    Institute for Weight Loss attains renewed national accreditation

    The Institute for Weight Loss at Hackensack Meridian Health Raritan Bay Medical Center-Old Bridge was recently re-accredited as a Comprehensive Bariatric Center under the Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery Accreditation and Quality Improvement Program (MBSAQIP). The institute provides individualized medical and surgical solutions and ongoing support for individuals seeking weight loss, including nutrition and lifestyle counseling. Typically, patients…

  • Howell resident questions payment for water infrastructure

    Howell resident questions payment for water infrastructure

    HOWELL – A resident has questioned the Township Council’s adoption of a bond ordinance that will see Howell taxpayers fund the installation of infrastructure the municipality will not own. During a meeting on Feb. 19, the Township Council unanimously adopted an ordinance appropriating $3.5 million. Officials said $3.225 million in bonds or notes will be…

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