Cody Beers, 29, said he started “Shop with Cody B” to support his family and help others get what they need.
The event aims to enable partnership between law enforcement and community members through local faith-based organizations.
Fair attendees will be able to connect with local organizations, enjoy police department tours, face painting, and more.
Friends and community members are working to support the family of Anthony Hill, who was shot to death at the Holly Hill Motel on Sept. 14.
Over 10 organizations will attend the event hosted at Bell Works’ co-working space.
On Saturday, community members joined the father and sister of Madelyn Montanaro as Brookside Park was renamed in her honor.
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The free app includes 24/7 one-on-one chat and call functions with available counselors and an anonymous online community message board.
Madelyn Montanaro will be honored on Saturday at the park's renaming ceremony, where a sign will be unveiled in her honor.
On the 23rd anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, community members left flowers and candles at the Holmdel "Open Hands" Memorial.
Someone who bought a ticket in last week's drawing has won $10,000, according to NJ Lottery officials.
Citizens For Informed Land Use will host their annual fossil hunt on Saturday, Sept. 28.
Festival attendees will be able to enjoy wagon rides, old-fashioned games, cider making and more.
Enrollment for the academy’s dance and musical theater classes is now open.
The event was originally scheduled to take place on Saturday.
The helpline provides a forum where adolescents are empowered to "take control of and improve" their wellbeing, officials said.
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Festival attendees can enjoy food trucks, live music, games and more.
The committee voted on the redevelopment at a Tuesday night meeting, amid conflicting opinions voiced by residents.
Holmdel Township's National Night Out has been cancelled due to impending inclement weather, the Township announced Monday afternoon.
The board passed a motion to recommend the township move forward with redevelopment at a public hearing on Tuesday night.
A ribbon cutting ceremony for the new section will take place on August 6 at the Hazlet Township Library.
The hearing will take place on Tuesday at 7 p.m.
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All donations will go to Jersey Cares, according to officials.
The winning ticket matched five of five white balls drawn and was purchased with the Megaplier option, according to officials.
Attendees will be able to check out fire trucks, police cars, ambulances and more.
Customers can use the agency to obtain non-driver IDs, renew vehicle registrations and more, according to officials.
A continuing care retirement community is proposed for the site, but Holmdel residents have concerns about its impact, they told officials.
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Here's when to view the total solar eclipse on Monday, April 8, in the Holmdel-Hazlet area.
What better place to see the solar eclipse on April 8 than Bell Works in Holmdel, with its rich scientific heritage as the former Bell Labs.
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Holmdel Hornets D14 Competitive Cheer team, for grades 5 through 8, wins first place in 2023 American Youth Cheer National Championships.
Amateur astronomer Joseph Cascella of Hazlet will be sharing his wisdom about the April 8 solar eclipse at March 25 Hazlet Library talk.