What was your most memorable holiday?
Jane Zeff, Asbury Park
As a child going to my grandmothers home for Christmas – seeing the house all decorated.
All the cousins and relatives, we all got together and had Christmas dinner at grandmas in Brooklyn.
Freda Powell, Neptune
When I used to go to my grandmothers in Neptune. She used to cook [...]
Asbury Park teen held in $1.5 million bail in death of Neptune woman
By JOANNE L. PAPAIANNI
A 19-year-old city woman was charged by Asbury Park police with the murder last week of Latyria M. Nealy of Neptune.
If convicted Nikki Moore faces a maximum sentence of life imprisonment with a 30 year parole ineligibility period.
Dave Felling, a historic architecture preservation specialist contracted by Henry Vaccaro works to salvage some decorative limestone from the Casino on the Asbury Park boardwalk.
Decorative limestone sculptures, including one decorative limestone door, two decorative copper bay windows and one Casino Skating Palace sign are just some of the items already salvaged from Asbury Parks Casino [...]
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Jerry Fields (left) of Neptune City had questions about the boroughs redevelopment plan. Lucy Salamone (right) told Neptune City officials she wants to stay in her home for her 70th wedding anniversary.
By JOANNE L. PAPAIANNI
There were plenty of questions but no opposition at Monday night’s Borough Council meeting when Neptune City [...]
By ANDREW CANGIANO
A public meeting to discuss proposals for redevelopment on Neptunes Ridge Avenue will be held on Mon., Dec. 18 at the Early Childhood Center at 7 pm.
Mayor Thomas Catley said that a presentation was made to the township committee during the executive session of its most recent meeting. During the public portion, Catley [...]
By JOANNE L. PAPAIANNI
A fire at a Steiner Avenue home in Neptune City Sunday claimed the life of a borough man.
Ralph Ciccone, 50, was found lying unconscious on the bathroom floor by firefighters responding to the call at 9:56 a.m. Fire personnel immediately removed him and sent him to Jersey Shore University Medical Center where [...]
By ANDREW CANGIANO
The sound of sneakers squeaking across a shiny new gym floor and basketballs swooshing through the net (or clanking off the rim if the shooters are a little rusty) is a sure sign that hoops season is here.
With most of its key players from last year returning, Neptunes varsity boys basketball team will [...]
How do you think history will portray Donald Rumsfeld?
Scott Arigot, Bradley Beach
You cant print what I have to say. Hes got the blood of innocents on his hands. History will note that.