Two River Times
The Two River Times is a weekly newspaper about life in Monmouth County, NJ, sold by subscription and on newsstands Friday.
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Train Commuters See Service Delays from Portal North Work
New Jersey Transit riders face travel disruptions and adjusted train schedules as the new Portal North Bridge project enters its final construction phase. Modified rail schedules continue until around Nov. 14. Weekday commuters heading north to Newark, Hoboken or New York can…
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Fitzgerald’s Golden Goal Gives Trinity Hall Its First Shore Conference Soccer Title
Kailyn Fitzgerald’s 41st career goal will be remembered at Trinity Hall for a long time. The senior forward chased down a pass from Sienna Parker in overtime, got just enough of her right foot on the ball and watched it trickle into the net. The golden goal gave Trinity Hall a…
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Foreclosure Clouds Holmdel AffordableHousing Plans
A mortgage holder has filed a foreclosure suit in Superior Court against the proposed Azura at Holmdel on the former Vonage property. CHA Partners owns and is redeveloping the property; the township issued the company a default notice at the Oct. 13 committee meeting. The post…
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‘Hamilton House’ Comes to Call at Smodcastle Film Festival
he indie film “Hamilton House” premieres Saturday, Nov. 7, as part of the Fifth Annual Smodcastle Film Festival, a Central Jersey showcase of independent cinema hosted by “Clerks” filmmaker Kevin Smith. The post ‘Hamilton House’ Comes to Call at Smodcastle Film Festival first…
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Local, County, Federal Offices to Be Decided Nov. 3
For U.S. Senate, Democratic incumbent Cory Booker is seeking a third term in a contested race. In the House of Representatives, all 12 of the New Jersey district seats are up for election. Two of those seats, from Congressional Districts 4 and 6, serve the Two River area and are…
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Seven Local Teams Qualify for 2026 NJSIAA State Football Playoffs
Seven local teams begin post-season play as the public school state playoffs start Oct. 30. Red Bank Catholic and St. John Vianney wrap up the regular season this weekend before the non-public playoffs begin. Despite an upset loss to Freehold Township, Middletown North earned…
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No Tricks, Just Treats at Sea Bright’s Halloween ‘Spooktacular’
By Emily Schopfer SEA BRIGHT – Superheroes, princesses and everything in between gathered in Sea Bright’s municipal parking lot the afternoon of Saturday, Oct. 24, for some not-so-scary Halloween fun. Spooktacular Sea Bright invited families and guests of all ages to don their…
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Tinton Falls Board of Ed.
Three candidates are on the ballot for two open seats on the Tinton Falls Board of Education (BOE) in the Nov. 3 general election. The BOE consists of nine members serving three-year terms. The post Tinton Falls Board of Ed. first appeared on Two River Times .
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Four Seek Two Seats on Highlands Council
Highlands’ nonpartisan borough council has four candidates running for two full-term seats in the Nov. 3 election. The candidates on the ballot are Melissa Cavaluzzi, Alyson Serkin, ElenaRose Villali and Joseph Walsh. Highlands Borough Council consists of an elected mayor and a…
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Contested and Complex Election for Sea Bright Council
Sea Bright voters will see five candidates running for two full-term seats on their November ballots, as well as two candidates vying for one two-year unexpired term. The seats of council members Marc A. Leckstein and John M. Lamia Jr. expire Dec. 31, 2026, and both candidates…
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Fair Haven Sees Contested Council, Mayoral Elections
Voters in Fair Haven is seeing a contested election Nov. 3 for two borough council seats and the mayor’s office. Early voting runs through Nov. 1. Fair Haven follows a borough form of partisan government, with a six-member council and a directly elected mayor. The post Fair…