LINCROFT – The president
of Brookdale
Com munity College is
placed on leave without pay
and an investigation is
launched to examine questionable
procedures in the
president's office.
FAIR HAVEN – Beginning
next week, weather permitting,
students from Rumson
and Fair Haven will begin
training on the Navesink
River for the upcoming
rowing season.
Irish culture
shouldn't be just about
renditions of "When Irish
Eyes are Smiling," shamrock
tee-shirts and marching bagpipe
bands in St. Patrick's
Day parades.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS
– A mixed-use project soon
to be constructed on First
Avenue will be different from
its neighbors in several ways,
notes one of the principals
in the development.
MIDDLETOWN – The
Middletown Township Committee passed a resolution on
Monday night to file an application
with the New Jersey
Department of Environmental
Protection to fund the Shadow
Lake Restoration project.
MIDDLETOWN – Attorneys for the
Middletown Township Committee and the
Middletown Municipal Library recently met
to discuss the request made by the governing
body that the library return a portion of its
surplus to help offset potential layoffs facing
the township.
MIDDLETOWN – In the
aftermath of embattled college
president Peter Burnham's decision on Tuesday to
seek retirement from Brookdale Community College, the
Monmouth County freeholder
who raised issue with some
of the president's expenditures
and job perks, said on
Wednesday that Burnham's
removal isn't enough and the
entire board of trustees and
its legal counsel should go.
RED BANK – NovelTeas
and Coffee, 78 Bridge
Avenue, will present an Irish
afternoon this Sunday, March
13 from 2-5 p.m. The event,
which is co-sponsored by
IrishShore.org, will feature a
performance by Ceol Milis.
CREAM RIDGE – Rick's Saddle Shop is
pleased to announce their 2011 Chick Days,
providing poultry raising resources to the
Cream Ridge community March 1 through
April 30, 2011.
The Highlands Fire Department will host their second
ever Post St. Patrick's Day Parade Party Fundraiser at the
Firehouse Station on Saturday, March 19 from 3-8 p.m.