Freehold Township

Freehold Township, NJ · Municipal
The Staten Island Advance
The city’s yearslong interest in bringing a homeless shelter to the former Bayley Seton Hospital site has resurfaced. Staten Island elected officials said they were briefed on plans for a 200-bed shelter at the historic Clifton...
Brick Shorebeat
Brick Neighborhood Wants to Secede From The Township, But Lavallette Isn’t Interested
A Brick Township neighborhood group sought interest from another local town in leaving Brick and being annexed, but their request was set aside at a recent Lavallette council meeting. The borough council in October set aside a letter penned by Maria D’Onofrio Ferguson, secretary of the Mantoloking Shores Property Owners Association, a civic group that […]
thelakewoodscoop.com
Courier News
Edison seeks Division Street property through eminent domain
EDISON – The owner of property the township is seeking to acquire through condemnation behind the Stelton Community Center has been ordered to appear before a Middlesex County Superior Court judge next month to explain why the township's acquisition should not be granted. The defendants, identified as 401 Division Street LLC and Natu Patel, have been ordered to appear before Superior Court Judge Michael A. Toto on Dec. 4 to show cause why judgment should not be entered, according to court records. The court date comes just days after lawyers for the township filed a civil lawsuit against the property owner. Edison has been trying to acquire the land at 401 Division St. through eminent domain for the public purpose of preserving open space and other public uses. Edison offers $550,000 for Division Street property According to the lawsuit, the township has been unable to acquire the land through bona fide negotiations with the owner. "The amount of compensation offered by plaintiff to the property owner is $550,000 which amount assumes that the property is free of contamination or has been remediated," the Oct. 28, 2026, lawsuit states. The lawsuit states the township reserves the right to seek reimbursement for
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Star News Group
Donovan wins Belmar mayoral seat
Incumbent Democrat Mayor Caitlin Donovan defeated her challenger, current Republican Councilman Mike DeBlasio, to win a full four-year term as mayor in Tuesday’s election. Donovan was originally tapped as mayor by the council following the resignation of former Mayor Gerald Buccafusco earlier this year. Democrat Johanna Roper-Robinson defeated Republican Suzanne Anan to fill a three-year seat up for grabs on the borough council.