Marlboro News

The recent vote by the Point Pleasant Borough Council to open the contract talks between the police union and borough management to the public may have been an act of grandstanding.

Marlboro Mayor Jonathan Hornik's proposal to dissolve the Marlboro Township Municipal Utilities Authority - the township's only efficient agency - would be a disaster.

Area health departments last week rated 10 food establishments as conditionally satisfactory for health code violations and restored eight others to satisfactory ratings after reinspections.

A Philadelphia university will pay $7.5 million to settle a lawsuit over the severe brain injury a former football player suffered in a 2005 game.

Authorities said three Texas Longhorn steers escaped from a farm in Colts Neck Sunday afternoon and one remained at large as of 9 p.m. Marlboro police Lt.

As a resident of Greenbriar at Marlboro, one of the many adult communities in New Jersey, I was intrigued by the approach to school funding for Loch Arbour.

Police in New Jersey shot and killed an escaped Texas Longhorn steer that weighed an estimated 2,000 pounds and had 6-foot wide horns.

The two-year standoff between the Marlboro Township Education Association and the K-8 public school district ended Tuesday night when the two sides reached a tentative, five-year contract agreement.

A Texas Longhorn steer that had escaped from a Colts Neck farm Sunday was destroyed Tuesday night after it was spotted behind a home on Black Walnut Way here.

Progress in the cleanup of the Imperial Oil Superfund site hit a benchmark of sorts when, during an on-location project briefing by elected officials Monday, Mayor Jonathan Hornik said, "This is the first time I've been here that I'm not nervous about being here." Hornik said his father, late former Mayor Saul Hornik, advocated for the site, laden ...

Thursday, November 19, 2009 Paradise festival Add a comment The Paradise City Arts Festival returns to the Royal Plaza Trade Center in Marlboro just in time for the holidays.

There has been much confusion and concern over how and where to get vaccinated against the H1N1 flu, but residents interested in being vaccinated should be aware they have the option of getting the vaccine at their local A&P or Pathmark store.

Local teens will team up with the township's Green Team volunteers to shed some energy-efficient light on Marlboro Saturday.

Heroin at the Jersey Shore has the reputation of being cheap and easily attainable.

Bail has been set at $1.25 million for a New Jersey man accused of leading a Monmouth County-based heroin trafficking network.

Marlboro officials have taken the first steps toward dissolving the township's municipal water authority to reduce costs.

The event was billed as "the day to get rid of your stash" of drugs. And the federal Drug Enforcement Administration waited with open hands - not to bust people, but to help them discard unneeded prescription drugs and over-the-counter medications.

Attorney Paul Bergrin will remain in prison, but he no longer can be kept in solitary confinement, a federal judge ruled today.

A Monmouth County lawyer already charged with trying to arrange the murder of a federal witness is facing new charges.

Spotlight Players of Matawan presents The Pajama Game Spotlight Players proudly presents its first family musical of their 2009-2010 season, The Pajama Game.