Asbury News

Russell G. Mowery Sr. died Monday, Nov. 2, 2009 at the Easton Hospital. He was 62.

As the founder of the original Provincetown Fringe Festival and a relatively recent transplant to Asbury Park, playwright and actress Marjorie Conn has used a variety of unorthodox venues around the city as staging areas for her innovative theatrical works.

Funding got tight this summer for the Asbury Park Concert Band, but the musicians kept playing to finish up the band's 64th summer season in Asbury Park and over 50 years in Belmar.

Cool temperatures and the threat of rain did not stop parents, friends, and 4-H fans from coming out to support the Youth - Open Dairy Show at the Salem County Fair Thursday morning.

Cool temperatures and the threat of rain did not stop parents, friends, and 4-H fans from coming out to support the Youth - Open Dairy Show at the Salem County Fair Thursday morning.

ASBURY -- The Musconetcong Watershed Association has invited the New Jersey Astronomical Association to give a star-gazing program Friday at its new River Resource Center, 10 Maple Ave.

Acts like Huey Lewis who traditionally tour over the summer are able to add the Community Theatre at the Mayo Center Performing Arts to their schedule.

For the 3 of you who care - here's what I'm up to between now and the start of classes in the Fall.

Thousands of local residents and visitors from the tri-state area packed both Bradley and Atlantic parks Sunday afternoon for the 18th annual Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgendered and Intersexed Pride Celebration.

The Musconetcong Watershed Association is designing 'Camp Musky,' a summer day camp program that will offer outdoor learning experiences and hands-on, river-based activities.

Asbury Park will receive $15 million for infrastructure improvements from President Obama's stimulus money, with the bulk of those funds slated for upgrades along the Springwood Avenue corridor.

Developers of a nearly completed Washington Township supermarket must reapply for project approval before work can continue, according to a judge's decision.