Articles Posted July 2012
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Building Bridges Through Books
By Anastasia Millicker Lifelong Middletown resident Abigail Daly grew up with books. Beginning from a young age, Daly said she was engulfed in reading and the passion grew as she continued through her education and…
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Count Basie Theatre Names Interim CEO
By Mary Ann Bourbeau RED BANK – Justine Robertson spent many years commuting three hours to work. Her new commute is 10 minutes, and she couldn’t be happier. But it’s not just the commute making…
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Fair Haven Ponders Future Celebrations
By John Burton FAIR HAVEN – The borough’s centennial celebration was, by most accounts, an unqualified success, given the responses from residents heard during the June 16 event and afterwards. The responses were so positive…
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Nina Seigelstein: Helping Mothers on Two Continents
By Judy O’Gorman Alvarez LITTLE SILVER – As an obstetrician/gynecologist, Dr. Nina Seigelstein has helped countless women in the Two River area become mothers. This year, Seigelstein began a new trend: Raising funds to help…
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NJNG to Replace Gas Regulators in Red Bank
By John Burton RED BANK – The ongoing legal tussle with the borough and the downtown business alliance notwithstanding, New Jersey Natural Gas has begun this week to replace the belowground equipment with new belowground equipment,…
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Water Main Breaks Impact 22 Towns
By John Burton MIDDLETOWN – It was a worrisome and tense weekend for local officials, residents and business owners, for New Jersey American Water, and, well, everyone in Monmouth County. Especially for those 22 towns…
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