Republicans Susan Fischer, Fred Gasior and Ian Nadel will join the Howell Township Council at the Jan. 2 organization meeting.
Joseph Clark, named township manager by the Township Council Tuesday, was praised for his experience in the interim role since May 24.
Two warehouse applications were scheduled to be discussed Thursday night by the Howell Planning Board, but the meeting was cancelled.
There is a public hearing Dec. 13, adoption planned Dec. 16 for $4.160M in bonds approved by voters in October for emergency communications.
Five fire districts got nearly $6 in bonds approved Oct. 29, ensuring local dispatch services remain, Howell Township officials say.
Pamela Richmond refutes allegation by an Ivy League bar employee, made to the Township Council, that Richmond threatened her job.
In unofficial results, the Republican slate was leading the Democrats for Township Council.
The walkway from the Howell Senior Center parking lot now has a railing for added safety. Bocce, shuffleboard options will also be studied.
Patch is asking municipal candidates to share their views on local issues. Republican Ian Nadel of Howell presents his ideas.
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It should take at least a week to tally by-mail votes in Howell fire district elections for emergency dispatch improvements.
Patch is asking municipal candidates to share their views on the issues. Democrat Randy Bishop of Howell presents his ideas.
Five new officers and one special officer join the Howell Police Department; two officers are promoted at a recent Township Council meeting.
Residents can vote in a special election Saturday, Oct. 29, to bond for emergency infrastructure improvements.
Patch is asking municipal candidates to share their views on the issues. Democrat John Bonevich of Howell presents his ideas.
Kimberly Shulskie, Ivy League employee, tells Township Council that Pamela Richmond threatened her job after she asked her to quiet down.
Patch is asking municipal candidates to share their views on the issues. Democrat Denise King of Howell presents her ideas.
A joint Howell and Monmouth County project rehabilitated the Lake Louise dam and spillway and replaced a county bridge on Lanes Pond Road.
Patch is asking local candidates to share their views on the issues. Republican Fred Gasior of Howell presents his ideas.
Patch is asking candidates to share their views on local issues. Republican Susan Fischer of Howell presents her ideas.
A fire district referendum Oct. 29 puts a project for a communications tower, other equipment before voters in Howell.
The township is updating residents on projects that will disrupt or slow traffic on some roads in Howell.
Volunteers can sign up to be part of Howell's Clean Communities' cleanup of local roads on Oct. 22. Remember to register by Oct. 12.
A clinic will offer COVID vaccines, boosters and tests at the Howell Senior Center on Sept. 28.
Some details emerged about the Monmouth Commerce Center proposal ahead of the next hearing on Oct. 20.
Chief John Storrow rose through the ranks to be sworn in as police chief before a welcoming audience at Tuesday's Howell Council meeting.
Howell is seeking qualified applicants for the full-time position of Code Inspector I in the Department of Community Development.
John Storrow, already serving as chief, will have his official swearing in at a meeting of the Howell Council Tuesday night.
League of Women Voters of Monmouth County To Host Congressional District 4 Candidates Virtual Forum, September 15
The hearing on the 1.92M-square-foot warehouse on Randolph Road was postponed after the Planning Board's Sept. 1 meeting was cancelled.
The contract with Township Manager Brian Geoghegan was terminated by the Township Council at a special meeting.
The five people from Howell who died in the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center will be remembered at a service Sept. 10.
Application for a controversial 1.92M-square-foot warehouse on Randolph Road is on a busy Sept. 1 Howell Planning Board agenda.
Howell Township is updating its government website and welcomes photo submissions of scenes around the town.
Property tax bills will be mailed out Monday, Aug. 8, and residents will have until Friday, Sept. 2, to pay without being charged interest.
Howell Township Development LLC had to meet state and local environmental constraints at the 3.5-acre site on Route 9 South.
The Township Council has put out a revised zoning map that includes more allowable retail uses along Route 33.
The meeting of the Planning Board is at 7 p.m. on July 21 and must be accessed remotely.