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Allendale, N.J. — Many have heard the expression “to see a grown man cry.” It’s humbling to see a team of them. Morris Knolls seniors were struggling to contain their emotions after shaking hands with the Northern Highlands Highlanders following their playoff matchup. The game, a back-and-forth battle of two top teams in the bracket, went down to quite literally the last minute.
The pair turned off Interstate 195 at Exit 8 and headed south on Route 539, where they found shelter at a gas station and deli.
The New Monmouth Diner in Middletown, NJ captures the charm of the 1950s while serving up some delicious burgers, classic breakfasts, and more.
Prospective homebuyers considering the real estate market had a range of options in various neighborhoods throughout the region during the week of Nov. 2 to 8. In this article, we outline recent property sales in Monmouth County, all of which featured properties at the price point of $1 million or under.
Yes, parts of New Jersey are under a tornado watch and flash flood watch 9until 7 p.m. today. The watch, issued just before 1 p.m., covers Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Ocean, Salem, Somerset and Warren counties. Forecasters say the main threats are damaging winds and large hail, with an isolated tornado possible. By Friday, the same storm is expected to strengthen into a nor’easter, pulling in the coldest air of the season and possibly the first wet snowflakes in northwest New Jersey.
For New Yorkers who watched television during the 1970s and 1980s, Crazy Eddie was almost impossible to miss. A fast-talking salesman waved his arms in front of walls of stereos and televisions, promising electronics bargains with a slogan that became part of the region’s popular culture: “His prices are insane!” The commercials ran constantly, and their spokesman was so convincing that many viewers thought they were watching the real Crazy Eddie.
Montgomery Promenade — Reported Site of Planned McLoone's Project. CJ McLoone's Pub & Grille in Tinton Falls is shutting its doors for good on Dec. 31, closing out a 14-year run at 560 Shrewsbury Avenue after the restaurant chose not to renew its lease. The closure caps a run that began long before many of its regulars' first visit, and it comes as the McLoone's restaurant group points customers toward what it calls its next chapter.
HOLMDEL -- New Jersey homebuilder K. Hovnanian Companies is moving its corporate headquarters back to Monmouth County after signing a long-term lease for space at Bell Works, the reimagined former Bell Labs building on Crawfords Corner Road. K. Hovnanian is moving into 72,388 square feet on the third floor of Building 3 at Bell Works, according to the announcement made by JLL, which represented K. Hovnanian in the lease deal. The transaction includes a sublease with iCIMS, one of Bell Works' anchor tenants, followed by a direct-lease extension with Inspired by Somerset Development, Bell Works' owner. The deal secures K Hovnanian's long-term presence at Bell Works. The company is relocating its headquarters from a large building in Old Bridge, just off the Garden State Parkway's Exit 120. K. Hovnanian moved to offices to the Old Bridge office park, formerly occupied by iCIMS, after its sold its Red Bank headquarters to OceanFirst Financial in 2017 . Holmdel news: See plans for proposed data center at Bell Works Inspired by Somerset Development has transformed the former Bell Labs building in Holmdel, a historic facility designed by architect Eero Saarinen, into an office, retail and lifestyle hub. Besides attracting large employers such as
Every pig, goat, pony, and duck on this tiny farm came here for a second chance. Now they wait by the fences for kids holding bags of carrots and bread. The whole place fits on a small patch of New Jersey land. It opens only on weekend afternoons, which makes it feel like a secret club.
Vying for the SJG2 championship
The Bruce Springsteen and Patti Scialfa Springsteen Path to Wellness Wall has been unveiled at Monmouth Medical Center in Long Branch, where Springsteen was born
CJ McLoone's in Tinton Falls says goodbye after 14 years. Final day of service is in December.
The Rutgers women's basketball team narrowly beat Monmouth 64-62 on Wednesday night at Jersey Mike's Arena on Livingston campus. The Scarlet Knights (4-0, 0-0) rode a dominant third quarter and some huge late shots to complete a massive comeback against the Hawks (2-1, 0-0) in a clash between two New Jersey schools.
Monmouth and Ocean counties are under a tornado watch until 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 12, the National Weather Service said. The watch includes much of central New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania. In addition, a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for Monmouth and northwest Ocean counties until 5:15 p.m. Nov. 12. Just after 5 p.m., Asbury Park Press reporters across Monmouth and Ocean counties were reporting soaking rain and “pencil eraser-sized hail” falling across the region, which had left a layer of ice on the ground now and was drowning out conversations inside homes. Manchester Police sent out a public robocall at 5:55 p.m. urging the public to stay off the roads due to “slippery roadways” as a result of the severe weather. In New Jersey, the tornado watch includes eight counties in addition to Monmouth and Ocean. The other counties are Burlington, Camden, Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex and Somerset. The severe thunderstorm warning includes northwestern Ocean, central Monmouth, the eastern central portion of Mercer and southeastern Middlesex counties. At 4:39 p.m., a severe thunderstorm was located 14 miles northwest of Toms River, moving east at 25 mph, all according to the weather service. Frequent and life-threatening lightning was also causing
The Born to Run 5-Mile Race is scheduled for Friday, Nov. 27, in downtown Freehold, but its annual count is unclear. The event’s RunSignUp page calls it the 39th annual race, while TAPinto’s report describes it as the 40th. The cited records do not settle the discrepancy. Race-day...
One of the best parts of Thanksgiving is the food. Whether you prefer traditional favorites (stuffing, anyone?) or like to mix it up with some unconventional alternatives, no Thanksgiving Day is complete without a festive meal shared with family and friends. If you prefer dining out to home cooking, there are plenty of Jersey Shore restaurants playing host this Thanksgiving. And while turkey is a definite, many Jersey Shore restaurants also offer their own creative twists on Thanksgiving dinner. Keep reading for a curated list of our favorite Jersey Shore restaurants that are open for Thanksgiving.
A train that’s over 100 years old still chugs around a loop every half hour on weekends. Volunteers keep it running. Tickets cost about the same as a fancy coffee. The ride lasts roughly 20 minutes and makes two full laps. That’s it. No giant theme park, no...
This is an inside peek at the new restaurant in Monroe Township.
WALL TOWNSHIP — Following former administrator Jeffry Bertrand’s filing of a wrongful and unlawful termination lawsuit against the township in February, a case management conference is set for next week and both sides’ attorneys have now commented on the matter. The civil case is currently in the discovery phase, with party and fact depositions for both sides due Feb.