After 51 years in the Public Works Department, Steven Seiler is enjoying retirement.
Come Jan. 1, Mayor Carmen Amato will be Sen. Carmen Amato, but he promised that his heart will always be in Berkeley.
Representing the existing car wash on Route 9, an attorney asked the Township Council to reconsider allowing another to be constructed.
Nearly 27 acres of the property that formerly housed a small family amusement park will be preserved in perpetuity as open space.
The overall cost for the new hanger, the Ocean County Airport's sixth, is estimated at about $4 million.
It seems that every election season, complaints about election signs littering the roadways rise. Some think regulations are needed.
With Council President John Bacchione becoming mayor and Carmen Amato becoming state senator, Berkeley is looking ahead to the new year.
Neighbors expressed concerns about traffic and detention basins at a hearing on the proposed development at 99 Station Road.
After a homeless man threatened a Bayville house with a hatchet and knife, officials are reiterating how the county needs a shelter.
Berkeley Mayor Carmen Amato, incumbent Rep. Brian Rumpf and Stafford Mayor Greg Myhre have won the 9th Legislative District race.
Current Council President John Bacchione will continue Mayor Carmen Amato's work as Berkeley's next mayor, according to unofficial results.
John Bacchione has a strong lead over Kia Phua in Berkeley's mayoral race, according to unofficial results.
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The hearing was originally planned for this past spring, but was delayed after the project's attorney spoke with concerned residents.
Here's what John Bacchione has to say about issues facing Berkeley.
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Patch sent out questions to candidates seeking local public office. See incumbent Councilman Keith Buscio's responses.
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Details are still being worked out, but township officials are trying to lease the campground's pool to use for residents.
The SSA's proposed cost of living adjustment for 2024 is a "measly" 3.2 percent, and Berkeley's seniors deserve better, officials say.
The new committee will advise the mayor and Township Council on how to best serve residents who have developmental disabilities.
Prosecutor Bradley D. Billhimer's five-year term is almost up. Officials hope to see him reappointed.
Berkeley officials are continuing their fight against offshore wind as cable work gets ready to begin at Island Beach State Park.
Approvals are being sought for fast food restaurants, retail spaces and a supermarket among others to fill the old Beachwood Mall.
The 17-unit development was approved in 2022, but has to be reheard since the developers did not provide notice to Ocean Gate homeowners.
The eyesore that is the Beachwood Mall site is planned for redevelopment and updates were shared recently. Here's the latest:
A meeting on the Town Center redevelopment and a second public visioning workshop will share plans for the future of Berkeley.
The purchase of the land will prevent at least 100 homes from being built on the property, according to Mayor Carmen Amato.
The program's purpose is to help drivers with autism during traffic stops.
Ocean County is considering the preservation of 27 acres in Berkeley under the Natural Lands Trust Fund Program.
The $53.6 million budget was unanimously adopted at a special Township Council meeting on July 3.
Berkeley is looking towards the future, and residents shared what they thought the town should look like 20 years from now:
Berkeley residents will continue to pay less than half of the average statewide tax bill under the new budget, Mayor Carmen Amato said.
Crystal Dozier, representing township employee Debra Reuter, said Berkeley rejected a settlement proposal and sent the lawsuit to trial.
The Public Visioning Workshop will discuss Berkeley's future, coming up with an outline for the next 20 years.
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