By DON STINE
Interlaken residents have a tough choice ahead of them: either rebuild the boroughs police department or disband it and have a neighboring town provide police services.
(The Borough Council) has been tasked with looking at the perspective of either disbanding or rebuilding the police department, Mayor Robert Wolf III said at the last council [...]
By DON STINE
Two Republican candidates won three-year terms on the Interlaken Borough Council, leaving the council under total GOP control.
Incumbent candidate Lynn A. Parry Jr., who won his second full-term, received 233 votes. GOP political newcomer Keith R. Miller was elected to his first term with 239 votes.
Democratic challenger Corey Folta, who is on the [...]
This was the scene in Interlaken Sunday when borough youngsters gathered for the annual party.
By DON STINE
Patriotic flags, signs of support, and yellow ribbons were displayed proudly in Interlaken over the past week as one of the boroughs favorite sons took a break from war.
Ivan Eno, a 25-year-old graduate from the 2005 class at the United States Army Military Academy at West Point, came home for [...]By DON STINE
Interlaken residents may not be able to come together on whether to apply for a $250,000 matching county grant to renovate the borough park on Bridlemere Avenue but one thing residents do seem to agree on is that the park does need improvement.
Residents packed a special meeting last week at Borough Hall that [...]
By JOANNE L. PAPAIANNI
Residents of Interlaken came together for the towns annual picnic last weekend to celebrate their small community.By DON STINE
A resolution recently passed by the Interlaken Borough Council to seek a $250,000 matching grant from Monmouth County to make improvements to the borough park, off Bridlemere Avenue, has some residents asking questions.
At a recent meeting, residents questioned who is making the decisions on the matter, what the cost will be to taxpayers [...]
Recreation volunteers are needed in Bradley Beach. The recreation board, which usually has seven members and two alternates is now down to five members and no alternates.
A new vacancy recently occurred when Julie Schreck left the board to join the borough council.
She made a plea at this weeks meeting for new members to join the [...]