Weekly farm-fresh produce shares starting at just $33/week with pickup locations across New Jersey and Staten Island.
Candidate Kevin Walsh shares why he's running for election to the Colts Neck Township Committee.
“We are not just grieving who they were, we are grieving who they would have become,” a relative said of the late family.
The students are among 2,500 winners nationwide and were selected from a pool of over 15,000 finalists.
Summer Promotion: Join Us at the YMCA from May 15 - July 1 with No Enrollment Fee!
While operations take place, authorities said residents in the area may hear loud noises.
Authorities believe the crash was preceded by a possible medical episode that led to a loss of consciousness.
The township was recognized in honor of its commitment to plant, grow and maintain trees to benefit the community.
Parmjit Parmar, 55, of Colts Neck, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit securities fraud in May 2025.
Police are urging drivers to avoid the area and plan an alternate route.
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The Clean Communities Grant will educate residents about the environmental harms of littering, set up volunteer litter cleanups and more.
With 20 curated vendors, crafters and artisans will be on hand for attendees to find the perfect gift for moms of all kinds.
Anyone registering for the forum can submit Public Questions by May 11 through the registration process
The annual event is dedicated to promoting inclusion for those with special needs while celebrating the power of friendship and community.
These educators exhibit strong knowledge and skills, an inspiring presence and a positive impact on the school community, officials said.
The projects include roadway engineering, sidewalk installations, drainage upgrades and park improvements, Mayor Hornik said.
Paul Caneiro was convicted on all counts in February in connection with the deaths of his brother and his brother's family.
The Monmouth County Park System is seeking candidates 15 or older for open positions at the park’s outdoor pool.
The students are among 700 high school seniors who have won corporate-sponsored National Merit Scholarship awards.
Aaron Bernstein, 51, of Marlboro, was indicted by a grand jury in April in connection with the 2022 incident. See details:
The town adopted the amendments "under protest" after a judge ruled their original plan wasn’t consistent with NJ’s Fair Housing Act.
Voters across New Jersey will hit the polls in June to vote in the primary election. Here's who’s running in Marlboro and Colts Neck:
The church and the congregation have roots dating back to 1699. See details:
Prosecutors said Judge Marc C. Lemieux was simply doing his judicial duty, not purposely undermining Paul Caneiro's defense.
The schoolhouse is the last of Colts Neck’s six one-room schoolhouses. See details:
The annual book sale will take place in the Colts Neck branch of the Monmouth County Library.
Firefox was left in a crate and unable to walk on the side of the road. Now, the SPCA is seeking the public's help in his recovery journey.
The League of Women Voters Vows to Fight for the Freedom to Vote
The grant was awarded as part of the NJ Division of Highway Traffic Safety's "Put the Phone Away or Pay" campaign. See details:
Work to replace the rubber safety surfacing of the playground is expected to take about one month, officials said.
Looking for a place to celebrate Easter without having to cook or clean up? Here are some local brunch and dinner options:
In addition to their long-term rating, Moody’s also assigned a MIG 1 short-term rating to the township’s $24.5M in bond anticipation notes.
The raccoon was found in the township’s Brush & Leaf Collection Zone 4, officials said.
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A simple way to enjoy fresh, organic produce, support local farms, and bring healthier meals to your table all season long.
YMCA of the Jersey Shore Celebrates Healthy Kids Day with Free Community Event
At Brookdale Community College, resident Leana Vitale has been able to present her research, follow her passions and more. See details:
While road work takes place, police are urging residents to plan accordingly, follow detours and avoid the area if possible.
Township officials are urging residents to report their outages to JCP&L while crews and police work to resolve the issue.