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Suspect's brother testifies in Long Branch murder trial
The brother of a man on trial for the murder of a Long Branch man and the wounding of another outside a bar in 2006 told a jury Tuesday that the defendant twice tried to surrender to authorities in his hometown ...
West Long Branch OKs $750,000 for road, building upgrades
The Borough Council on Wednesday adopted a capital improvement bond ordinance for more than $750,000 worth of road improvements, upgrades to borough hall and equipment purchases for the police, fire and public ...
Back to Basics Fair set for Long Branch
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Several left homeless after 'suspicious' Long Branch fire
No one was hurt, but several people were left homeless after a fire police have termed 'suspicious' raced through a multi-family dwelling at 155 6th Ave.
Infiniti 2009 Model Launch Premiers with FX50 FX35
New Jersey car shoppers can now test drive the all new 2009 FX50 or 2009 FX35 at Circle Infiniti located in West Long Branch, New Jersey.
Critics say beaches-to-parks shift leaves Shore at risk
State forests and parks stayed open this week as the new budget year began, having avoided deficit-induced planned closures and cutbacks.
Relatives try to discredit murder theory
Friends and relatives of a Virginia man on trial for killing one man and wounding another in a double-shooting in Long Branch in 2006 testified Thursday at the defendant's trial in what appeared to be an ...
West Long Branch moves to add library to county system
Officials here are moving ahead with plans for the local library to become part of the Monmouth County Library System, a proposal they say will save the borough money and still allow the local facility to ...
By the time you read this, Kaboom will be Kaput. 'Kaboom,' the name given to Red Bank's third of July fireworks extravaganza, is an annual highlight of the holiday weekend.
West Long Branch, Kmart settle assessment appeal
Borough Council members have approved a tax-appeal settlement with WLB Center LLC, which is known to most people as the Kmart store.
Some evening ideas for those under 21
With bars and nightclubs lining the Jersey Shore, it may seem difficult to find fun things for the under-21 crowd to do after dark, but it's not as hard as it appears, Here are five places to spend nights at ...
Members of The Knights Of Columbus Long Branch Council #335 gathered in the parking lot of St.
Bookstore joins national campaign to send Bibles to soldiers abroad
Some soldiers may be uprooted from their homes and thousands of miles away from their families.
Long Branch may end some limitations on parking by ocean
City officials have introduced two measures designed to open up oceanfront parking - over the objections of some residents who see one of the proposals as retaliatory.
Long Branch may cut developer fee
Potential redevelopers who approach the city with smaller projects will get a cut in the fee the city charges, under a new proposal that appears to recognize major redevelopment projects here are a thing of the ...
Long Branch suspends liquor store's license
The City Council on Tuesday agreed to suspend Vingo Wine and Spirits' liquor license for 10 days after police determined the establishment violated state law by having an employee without the proper paperwork.
Big perks for super are rarity
School boards in some New Jersey towns still give perks to their superintendents that would make almost any employee envious and any taxpayer mad.
Long Branch council OKs affordable housing deals
The City Council has moved quickly to approve two new regional contribution agreements that will provide more than $3 million for affordable housing in the city in the wake of incoming state regulations that ...
Cybersleuthing leads to alleged sex offender
Earlier this month, a 13-year-old Monmouth County girl came to police headquarters with her parents and reported a sexual assault.
N.J. officials prepare to shoo dolphins from river respite
The latest visitors to the New Jersey shore are doing what many tourists do: splashing around in the waves with children and eating seafood.