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Sea Bright Returns Incumbents To Office
The makeup of the Sea Bright Borough Council remains unchanged after Tuesday's election, with incumbents Dina Long and William "Jack" Keeler winning re-election to the council.
Curb cuts to be added to bridge sidewalks
Sidewalk curb cuts for handicap access on the southbound portion of the newly constructed Route 36 Highlands-Sea Bright bridge will be installed this month, said Tim Greeley, spokesman for the state Department of Transportation.
Sea Bright Weighs Cell Tower Proposal
A cell phone service provider has approached the Borough of Sea Bright about constructing a cell tower within the borough.
Route 36 Highlands Bridge to open to traffic
New Jersey Department of Transportation Commissioner Stephen Dilts today announced that the first half of the new Route 36 Highlands Bridge would be opened to traffic on Friday, October 30.
Taxes, traffic, flooding issues in Highlands race
The issues for the five candidates running for two three-year terms on the Borough Council Tuesday are taxes, flooding, road construction and traffic from the Highlands-Sea Bright bridge project, the infrastructure and the Highlands Business Partnership.
Sea Bright candidates vow to upgrade municipal sites
Plans for new municipal buildings top the list of candidates' concerns here as two incumbents campaign to keep their seats and a Republican challenger joins the borough's political scene.
The National Park Service has voided an agreement that granted a private developer the right to renovate and lease out a minimum of 33 structures at Fort Hancock.
Cell Tower Service, School Funding Equality On Minds Of Sea Bright Candidates
With Election Day quickly approaching and three candidates vying for two available seats there is one issue that all three agree must be addressed without delay.
Stranded dolphin dies in Sea Bright
The dolphin stranded on the beach near 400 Ocean Ave. has died, said a volunteer for the Brigantine-based Marine Mammal Stranding Center.
Rabbi Yerachiel Shapiro was arrested on Sept. 23 - just as he expected. RED BANK - Borough native Daniel J. O'Hern Sr.
Education Commissioner Assures Sea Bright On K-8 Funding
The new K-8 district that replaces the former Sea Bright School District should have a "neutral" impact on taxpayers, State Education Commissioner Lucille Davy assured member of the governing body in response to a letter the borough sent to the state regarding the funding formula for the new district.
$4.1M possible for beaches in Monmouth County
Several Monmouth County towns could benefit from a bill passed by the House of Representatives on Wednesday that would allocate roughly $4.1 million for area beach replenishment and flood control projects next year, officials said.
The National Park Service and the private developer selected to redevelop structures at historic Fort Hancock have agreed on the arbitrator who will re-evaluate the financial plan submitted by the developer and rejected by the park service last month.
With Sandy Hook as classroom, Brookdale art students have plenty of fodder for landscape paintings
On Thursday, lit by a midafternoon sun, Joan Norman of Ocean Grove mixed acrylic paints to create a pastel-colored painting of the rocky shoreline.
Sea Bright development plans moving forward
Despite obstacles, the borough's plans for downtown redevelopment are steadily moving ahead, Councilman Brian P. Kelly said Thursday.
A capella group C Note will perform at the Ocean Avenue Grill, 1250 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright on Saturday, Sept.
Waterfowl hunting rattles neighbors
As the season for hunting waterfowl approaches, some borough residents are up in arms about gunfire they think is too close for comfort.
Staff picks: 10 things to do this weekend Sept. 10-13
Looking for some weekend fun? Our staffers recommend 10 events from APP.com, JerseyShore.MomsLikeMe.com and JerseyShore.Metromix.com as top picks.
Independent Chris Daggett opposes liquefied gas terminals off Monmouth County coast
Gubernatorial candidate Chris Daggett said he opposes proposals to build liquefied gas terminals off the Monmouth County coast that Gov.
Daggett opposed to LNG terminals off Monmouth coast
Independent gubernatorial candidate Chris Daggett said he opposes proposals to build liquefied natural gas terminals off the Monmouth County coast, as well as a 'clean coal' power plant that's been proposed in Linden.