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.
The Aspire Luxury Senior Living apartment building in Howell will have 130 units, including independent and assisted living and memory care.
Construction on Fairfield Road near Route 524 will last for approximately four months, with daytime road closures and detours.
The slate of Fred Gasior, Susan Fischer and Ian Nadel were leading challenger Michael Bernstein by a wide margin in unofficial results.
The Green Team, with the Environmental Commission, now can install a Pollinator Garden at the planned Howell Community Wildlife Habitat.
Ordinance limits allowable times and days; outlines other requirements, including adherence to the town's do-not-knock registry.
Four candidates seek three seats on the Howell Township Council: Fred Gasior, Susan Fischer and Ian Nadel, and Michael Bernstein.
Michael Bernstein, running as a Howell First Republican, opposes the Monmouth County Republican Organization.
Ian Nadel, a former New York police lieutenant, is one of four candidates seeking a seat on the Howell Township Council.
Susan Fischer, a longtime teacher, is one of four candidates seeking three seats on the Howell Township Council in the June 7 primary.
Fred Gasior, who supports conservative spending, is one of four candidates seeking three Howell council seats in the June 7 primary.
Municipal portion will require a 3.69 percent increase in the amount to be raised by taxation
Freewood Acres residents get more time for sewer connection after action by the Township Committee
The primary election is on June 7. Here's what you need to know.
The scheduled meeting has been postponed until May 23.
The project, dubbed Aspire Luxury Senior Living at Howell, is expected to have 130 units.
See the latest announcement from the Howell Township.
Republicans Michael Bernstein, Ian Nadel, Fred Gasior and Susan Fischer versus Democrats John Bonevich, Denise King and Jack R. Bishop.
The proposed municipal budget of $55,562,000 was presented at the township council meeting.
A member of the Howell Policeman’s Benevolent Association and a fellow resident spoke up at the Township Council meeting on Tuesday.
All property visits will take place between 9 a.m. and dusk, Monday through Saturday, the Tax Assessor said.
The Mayor and Council were provided with an update on the township's ordinance, which addresses buildings that appear to be abandoned.
Andrew A. Kudrick Jr. has retired after 7 years as chief. Capt. Mark Pilecki was to be sworn in as acting chief Friday morning.
The new bill would delay start times in New Jersey high schools. Here's when the changes could start:
The difference between a warehouse and a fulfillment center will be made clear at Tuesday's Township Council meeting.
The seats currently held by Suzanne Brennan, John Bonevich and Pamela Richmond are up for election this year.
The township voted to settle a lawsuit from the developer behind The Fountains, a 100-unit age-restricted housing development.