Tag: Old Bridge

  • In the Service: Harsh P. Pandit

    In the Service: Harsh P. Pandit

    U.S. Air Force Reserve Airman 1st Class Harsh P. Pandit graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, San Antonio, Texas. The airman completed an intensive, eight-week program that included training in military discipline and studies, Air Force core values, physical fitness, and basic warfare principles and skills. Airmen who complete basic training also…

  • Fall can be dangerous for the ill-prepared

    Fall can be dangerous for the ill-prepared

    By Dr. Ira Shapiro Director Plaza Chiropractic Center Old Bridge Fall can be a dangerous time of year for the ill-prepared. According to GateHouse Media’s review of 20 years of hospital data, “More children go to the emergency room for sports-related injuries in September than at any other time of the year.” The National Electronic…

  • Former assemblyman endorses Old Bridge Republicans for re-election

    Former assemblyman endorses Old Bridge Republicans for re-election

    Good governance isn’t an accident. It happens when highly qualified people who care deeply about their community serve as mayor and council members. Such is the case with the Republicans on the ballot in this year’s Old Bridge municipal election. Mayor Owen Henry, Council President Mary Sohor, Councilwoman Dr. Anita Greenberg-Belli and Councilwoman Eleanor “Debbie”…

  • Old Bridge Hoops Academy fundraiser benefits Old Bridge SEPTA

    Old Bridge Hoops Academy fundraiser benefits Old Bridge SEPTA

    PHOTOS BY KATHY CHANG/STAFF The Old Bridge Hoops Academy, a non-profit youth basketball program, hosted its fourth annual basketball tournament and picnic at Geick Park on Sept. 21. There were 70 participants who helped raised $1,500 for SEPTA (Special Education PTA) of Old Bridge, a non-profit organization serving the needs of special needs children and…

  • In an effort to attract businesses, Old Bridge officials look to rework planning and zoning codes

    In an effort to attract businesses, Old Bridge officials look to rework planning and zoning codes

    OLD BRIDGE – In attempt to shake up a 1970s planning and zoning code classification system, planning and zoning officers in Old Bridge have been moving towards reworking zones allowing for more businesses to come into the township without all the restrictive nuances. In March, the Township Council approved changes to two economic development opportunity…

  • Three new Old Bridge police officers come with military experience

    Three new Old Bridge police officers come with military experience

    OLD BRIDGE – Three new police officers come to the Old Bridge Police Department (OBPD), all with military experience. Mayor Owen Henry, along with Police Chief William Volkert, introduced William Kenney, Evan Migliore and Zackary Pittius at a Township Council meeting on Sept. 9. Pittius was introduced at a previous meeting, but could not attend…

  • Old Bridge residents invited to try goat yoga on Sept. 27

    Old Bridge residents invited to try goat yoga on Sept. 27

    Old Bridge residents will have the opportunity to experience goat yoga at 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 27 at Geick Park, 4175 Route 516, Old Bridge. The session is $25 per person, and registration can be done in-person at the Richard Cooper Civic Center in the Municipal Center or online at www.oldbridge.com/recreation.  Attendees must be at…

  • Knights of Columbus to hold tricky tray event at Columbian Club of Old Bridge

    Knights of Columbus to hold tricky tray event at Columbian Club of Old Bridge

    The Columbian Club of Old Bridge will hold a tricky tray event on Oct. 25 at its hall, 61 Pine St., Old Bridge. Sponsored by Knights of Columbus Council 4815. Doors open at 6:00 p.m. Calling begins at approximately 7:30 p.m. Admission is $15 and includes one sheet of regular tickets, coffee, tea and one…

  • Columbia Bank grant benefits Camp ROBIN, Silver Linings, Old Bridge Food Bank

    Columbia Bank grant benefits Camp ROBIN, Silver Linings, Old Bridge Food Bank

    OLD BRIDGE – Old Bridge Township’s Parks and Recreation Department recently received a $20,000 community grant from Columbia Bank to benefit several department programs. In partnership with the Special Projects for Special Children Foundation, Camp ROBIN received $7,000 for technology upgrades, including installation of Wi-Fi throughout the building, and the purchase of iPads.  Silver Linings…