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Pastor begins his new role in Trenton
The Rev. Gerard Lynch, pastor of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Roman Catholic Church since July 1, 1981, has moved on to a new assignment, working in Trenton with priest and brother candidates during an important ...
Interlaken Hires First Female Police Chief in County
By GARRETT STASSE Interlaken is scheduled to swear in the county's first female police chief July 2. A months-long search that included reviewing 75 applicants ended this month when Borough Council selected ...
Consolidation brings diversity to parishes
In its heyday, Holy Spirit Roman Catholic Church was the mother church of the Jersey Shore, a Gothic gem on the city's east side whose 10 Sunday Masses drew nearly 10,000 worshipers in the summertime.
Interlaken names female police chief
This small borough says it has appointed the first female police chief in Monmouth County.
Aileen Conway Connolly, 99, of Tinton Falls
AILEEN CONWAY CONNOLLY, 99, of TINTON FALLS, died Sunday, June 15, at her home.
Teens charged with vandalizing more than 20 vehicles
Three boys have been charged with criminal mischief after police say the teens vandalized more than 20 vehicles in two communities and broke landscape lighting at homes in one of those towns last year.
Lodge gives $400 to Lunch Break RED BANK: Red Bank Elks Lodge 233 presented a $400 donation to George Lancaster of Lunch Break to help cover the cost of feeding those in need.
Interlaken lawsuit debated in court
Interlaken residents may get results next week from a court challenge over how the borough decided the fate of the Police Department, after a Superior Court judge listened to both sides of the case at a hearing ...
Edward M. Mautner, 89, of Interlaken Borough
EDWARD M. MAUTNER, 89, of INTERLAKEN BOROUGH, died Sunday, May 25 at home. Ed graduated from Asbury Park High School and attended Rider College.
Lucille K. Campi, 96, of Spring Lake
LUCILLE K. CAMPI, 96, of SPRING LAKE, passed away on Saturday, May 24, at the Jersey Shore University Medical Center in Neptune surrounded by her family.
Rain can't dampen Spring Garden Day
“People who like flowers and gardening are not put off by a little rain”
Laurel Vongerichten explained her first name - "It's my father's favorite flower - mountain laurel." On Friday afternoon, Vongerichten had the right name at the right place at the right, albeit very wet, time. via Asbury Park Press
'Dark Lady' brightens Spring Lake Theatre
The appearance of a completely original musical - one that's neither an import nor a pre-sold commodity based on some movie or book - is a rare enough occurrence these days. via Asbury Park Press
“We certainly disagree with his position as NRA head and also his firm, unwavering support of the unlimited right to bear arms.”
Donate organs and save lives Each year, thousands of people on waiting lists die because there are not enough organ donors. via Asbury Park Press
Court date set in Interlaken police suit
“The case has traction and is going to move forward with legal briefs from both parties”
A hearing is scheduled for 10 a.m. June 3 for both sides to make their arguments regarding a lawsuit brought by a resident who contends the mayor and council withheld public information discussions about the ... via Asbury Park Press
"Wrong Window" to premiere at Brookdale
Laughter and mystery collide when Billy Van Zandt and Jane Milmore make their annual return to the Brookdale Community College Performing Arts Center in Lincroft with the premiere production of their 22nd and ... via Ocean County Observer
Interlaken looks to hire police chief, new officer
The Borough Council is moving toward hiring a new police chief, Mayor Robert D. Wolf III said Wednesday night. via Asbury Park Press
in Your Town: School Elections
DEAL THE STAKES: Two candidates are running unopposed in Tuesday's election for two three-year seats on the borough's K-8 Board of Education. via Asbury Park Press
New county schools head learning her revised role
Carole Knopp Morris spent more than four decades in the Manasquan schools, more than half that time as superintendent. via Asbury Park Press
Fate of Interlaken police to be decided tonight
“I can't conceive how the ordinance can pass with so many signatures. That would be council going against the wishes of the citizens”
As a father, James Watt cannot imagine anything more important than the safety and security of his two young daughters. via Asbury Park Press
Interlaken council votes to keep, rebuild police department
“I think the council listened to the residents and did what they're supposed to do. This is democracy at its finest”
With a unanimous "nay," the Borough Council Wednesday night rejected a plan to disband this tiny town's Police Department and instead will begin rebuilding the current force. via Asbury Park Press