Wednesday May 22 | Asbury Park Press
Handicapped Bradley Beach woman looking for missing therapy dog
A missing therapy dog for which a $1,000 reward has been offered has been spotted, but the dog has been groomed to change her appearance, authorities said.
Repairs to St. Rose complex in Belmar to cost up to $8 million
Monsignor Edward Arnister speaks about the reopening of the Parish Center at St.
Neptune City girls excel in folder contest by statewide Partnership
During the winter, Sydney Shephard and Madelyn Weinstein, both fourth-graders at Woodrow Wilson School in Neptune City, entered -- along with their classmates -- a statewide folder contest hosted by the Partnership for a Drug Free New Jersey.
Two wounded in Asbury Park weekend shootings, authorities say
The double shooting raises the number of confirmed shootings to 13 this year in a community rattled by crime.
Monmouth freeholder takes shared services, economic development advocacy on the road
FREEHOLD - Monmouth County Freeholder Director Thomas Arnone didn't want to let his message of shared services and economic development resonate out from the Hall of Records - he decided to take the show on the road.
In Hometown today: Neptune and Neptune City
You'll find a story on a decades-old Irish pub, as well as a feature on a local school named one of the greenest in the country.
When I visited Kelly's Tavern recently, I realized I should have come here for what must have been one of the best St.
Long-lived D'Jais nightclub set to reopen in Belmar
A man in his 70s approached Frank Sementa, principal owner of D'Jais Bar and Grill in Belmar.
She was born in Altoona, daughter of the late Boyd and Laura Rossman. She married Clarence I. Bathurst on Jan.
School 2 Student Reaches Finals in Statewide Anti-Drug Poster Contest
Grace Park,a fourth grade student attending Fort Lee Elementary School #2, was a statewide, grand prize winner honored for her outstanding peer-to-peer drug prevention artwork at an awards ceremony held at the Newark Museum on April 24, 2013.