Tag: Holmdel
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Lancers softball looks for more titles after county win
By Matthew Rocco St. John Vianney High School’s young lineup has quickly become a major force, leading the Lancers on a hot streak heading into the Shore Conference and NJSIAA softball tournaments. The Lancers have plowed through their schedule in May. Since a 4-1 loss to Jackson Liberty High School to close out April, the…
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JCP&L proposes electric service enhancements
By KENNY WALTER Staff Writer RED BANK – Jersey Central Power and Lighting (JCP&L) has proposed enhancing service and modernizing the electrical system in Monmouth County with a $75 million project to add a third transmission line between Red Bank and Aberdeen. The proposal, which is dubbed the Monmouth County Reliability Project, will include a…
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Popular author comes to Holmdel on May 25
Acclaimed children’s book author Artie Bennett, author of the picture books The Butt Book, Poopendous!, Peter Panda Melts Down!, and Belches, Burps, and Farts–Oh My!, will read and showcase all four of his hilarious, child-pleasing books for a special storytime at 5 p.m. on May 25 at Barnes and Noble, 2134 State Highway 35, Holmdel.…
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Lancers volleyball team looking forward to state tourney
By Matthew Rocco The St. John Vianney High School boys volleyball team may have fallen one game shy of the Shore Conference Tournament (SCT) finals, but the Lancers are ready to get back onto the court in hopes of making another run at a postseason title. Following a first-round bye, the fifth-seeded Lancers advanced past…
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JAG Physical Therapy opens facility in Holmdel
JAG Physical Therapy, a comprehensive outpatient orthopedic sport physical therapy company, announced the opening of its 11th facility, which will be located at 2107 Route 35 in the Holmdel Towne Center, Holmdel. The state-of-the-art facility is officially open for business. John Gallucci Jr., president of JAG Physical Therapy and Medical Coordinator for Major League Soccer, currently owns…
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Holmdel introduces $2.9 million bond for various improvements
By Kenny Walter Staff Writer HOLMDEL- The borough council has introduced a $2.9 million bond ordinance that if approved, will fund road improvements and will address other several issues during the May 3 Borough Council meeting. Of the $2.9 million, $1.3 million is earmarked for the 2016 paving, curb, sidewalk and drainage program for various…
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Land-use group announces upcoming events
Citizens for Informed Land Use (CILU) will screen a movie about climate change at 7:30 p.m. May 16 at the Holmdel Community Center on Crawfords Corner Road. This event is free, and light refreshments, including popcorn, will be served. On June 20, Ben Spinelli will discuss the new initiative, “Grown in Monmouth,” which was created…
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Tested Lancers ready to compete for SCT volleyball crown
By Matthew Rocco The St. John Vianney High School boys volleyball team, which already has an Eastern Invitational title to its credit, is competing for another championship this week in the Shore Conference Tournament (SCT). The Lancers, one of the top-ranked teams in the state, got a running start to the 2016 campaign. St. John…
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Holmdel church to host classical performance by three locals teens May 15
Three teenage musicians, under the direction of Miae Park, will perform several classical compositions at 3 p.m. on May 15 at The Lutheran Church of The Good Shepherd in Holmdel. Tommy Choi, age 18, on piano, of Holmdel High School, Kaylee Wang, age 16, on flute, of High Technology High School/Julliard Pre-College, and Jessica Hong,…
