Monmouth Beach News

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

"A win's a win," proclaimed incumbent Democrat Arthur Murphy III as he and fellow incumbent Michael DuPont celebrated their re-election to the borough council by a fairly narrow margin Tuesday night.

It looks like the votes of Monmouth Beach taxpayers did not count. They voted against any bonding or using any money from the taxpayers for the pavilion.

Mil and Frank Riccardelli of Monmouth Beach, Marlene and Anthony Giordano of New Hope, and Mickey and Anthony Biondi of Nutley aboard the Silver Whisper on their recent cruise to the Greek Islands and Italy.

New concerns are being raised about a Harvard-educated urologist who was found not guilty by reason of insanity of killing her parents in New Jersey.

The borough commission plans to provide $450,000 in temporary financing for repairs to the town's bathing pavilion, and at the same time will seek funding for up to $1.3 million for a road reconstruction project, officials said in a special meeting Wednesday.

The borough beachfront will get an influx of up to 100,000 cubic yards of sand near the end of Central Road starting next week, the byproduct of a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers dredging project in the Navesink and Shrewsbury rivers, officials said.

A glimpse of what ice boating was like on the Navesink River at the turn of the 20th century will be presented by the Navesink Maritime Heritage Association through a silent film at 7:15 p.m., Wednesday, Oct.

Superior Court Judge Lawrence M. Lawson has put off a decision about whether to grant more time to a Monmouth Beach couple to challenge the 1996 redevelopment designation for a parcel of land they own in Long Branch's so-called Broadway Gateway sector.

Doris Carotenuto, 84, of Red Bank, died on October 3 while surrounded by her family.

On the eve of a new federal budget year and the kickoff of the stormy season for the Shore, legislators today renewed their call for a constitutional amendment preventing the diversion of beach-replenishment funds to balance the state budget.

Steven Levine is a 2009 New Jersey State Jefferson Awards recipient. He was nominated by Susan McDonald, who wrote the following essay describing his service background.

The Suburban Artist Guild - a group of professional and nonprofessional artists - celebrated its 46-year history with a birthday party on Sept.

Sam Sims, right, of Monmouth Beach, performs a song with his wife Linda and Cook Smith on bass at Twisted Tree Cafe in Asbury Park.

Artist Sam Sims is passionate about using songwriting and music to make a positive change.

PLANS to charge 20p to use public toilets in Lyme Regis could send the resort's tourist-friendly reputation down the pan, town councillors have warned.

The rebuilding of a portion of the sea wall is set to begin Monday, officials said Thursday night.

Frances Paula Allegra, nee Masella, of Rumson and of Lake Placid, Fla., died on August 31 at Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank.

The Christopher Christie gubernatorial campaign approaches the Labor Day holiday weekend on a financial high note, after a record-setting fundraiser held at a borough home last week.

Discussion of health care reform is everywhere these days, but little of the controversy seems to consider the specific needs of women.