The Oct. 9 event raised money for the foundation, which grants wishes for sick kids, and for the Point Pleasant Beach Recreation Committee.
The state grant will be used to develop a lake management plan to integrate EPA standards for water quality improvements, the mayor said.
The company is asking the Zoning Board of Adjustment for approval of a storage building and parking at a site away from the boardwalk.
The road closure and detours are expected to be in place for several days, Point Pleasant police said.
Borough officials have pushed back the tree lighting and Market in the Park because of the threat of rain on Saturday.
For parents and guardians who have to work through the holidays, the camp offers an option for child care.
The boardwalk was named one of four 'Great Places of New Jersey' for 2022 for the many roles it plays in the community.
Unofficial results have a newcomer leading the race for seat on the school board, and supporters backing council incumbents.
Two seats were open as the current school board president and vice president did not seek re-election.
According to unofficial results, incumbent Mayor Robert Sabosik is well ahead of his challenger, Councilman William Borowsky.
The general election is Tuesday. Check out our voter guide before you cast your ballot.
At least 14 swans have died along with several geese at Lake of the Lilies, officials said. People are urged to stay away from the lake.
More than a dozen birds have been found dead at Lake of the Lilies in the last few days, officials said.
The general election is Nov. 8. Check out our voter guide before you cast your ballot; early voting begins Saturday.
Jude Walker, head of the Point Pleasant roads division, says Superstorm Sandy left unimaginable damage in its wake. Teamwork was critical.
Patch is publishing profiles of the 2022 candidates for Point Pleasant mayor.
The class action lawsuit of Danielle Mack of Point Pleasant says security screenings before and after work consume significant unpaid time.
If you are among those choosing to vote by mail or voting early in 2022, here's what to know for the Point Pleasant and Point Beach area.
Police Chief Adam Picca, sworn in privately at the beginning of October, received a full ceremony before family and friends.
The flushing, which helps clear sediment out of pipes, will be done during the day only on weekdays.
The leaf pickup schedule for 2022 is below.
Celebrate fall with a fun evening for the whole family at Riverfront Park.
The Trunk or Treat event, hosted by Point Pleasant Police Department's Community Watch program, is in need of volunteers.
Chief Adam Picca took over the department after the retirement of Robert Lokerson; Christopher Leonhardt was promoted to captain.
The borough's online system allows homeowners and contractors to request permits, schedule inspections and more, to streamline the process.
The Point Pleasant Borough Council is set to honor Chief Robert Lokerson as he retires.
League of Women Voters of Monmouth County To Host Congressional District 4 Candidates Virtual Forum, September 15
Rep. Chris Smith, who pressed for an emergency survey, said the Army Corps specialists believe the shoaling in the inlet will stabilize.
The new survey comes after a request from Rep. Chris Smith sparked by ongoing concerns and complaints by boat captains.
Shoaling has created a wide sandbar along the inside of the Point Pleasant Beach jetty, and boaters have raised navigation concerns.
The sandbar has formed on the Point Pleasant Beach side of the inlet, narrowing access for boats.
There are two seats up for election in November on the Point Pleasant Beach Board of Education.
There are two seats up for election in November on the Point Pleasant Borough Board of Education.
Soaring temperatures and a lack of rain have put pressure on the water system, officials said.
Point Pleasant property tax bills have not yet been mailed because of a delay in information borough officials need for them.
An ordinance that would create a business improvement district was tabled amid calls for more information.
An amendment approved Tuesday expands the ban to streets and sidewalks in the immediate area of the beach along with part of Arnold Avenue.