Christie’s remarks regarding Hurricane Joaquin preparedness
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Hurricane Joaquin wavers but major flooding still possible in N.J.
Hover or tap on the hurricane icons for more details. New Jersey got some good news this evening at the expense of its southern neighbors. The National Hurricane Center pushed the projected track of Hurricane Joaquin farther west Wednesday afternoon, as models trended toward a landfall in the Chesapeake Bay area throughout the course of the… Read the rest of this entry »
Hanlon Launches Election Education Website
Monmouth County Clerk Christine Giordano Hanlon
FREEHOLD, NJ – On Monday, Monmouth County Clerk Christine Giordano Hanlon launched a new voter education website to assist voters in Monmouth County with elections information.
The website, www.MonmouthCountyVotes.com, was designed in collaboration with the Monmouth County Board of Elections and the Monmouth County Superintendent of Elections to provide voters and residents of Monmouth County with an easy to use website dedicated to elections and voting assistance.
“We are very excited to provide this website to Monmouth County voters to assist them with all of their election needs and questions,” said Hanlon. “All of the County’s election information is now available in a single location. This is really about helping voters, potential voters and candidates access the most up-to-date and important information with the click of a mouse.”
Posted: September 30th, 2015 | Author: admin | Filed under: Christine Hanlon, Elections, Monmouth County, Monmouth County News | Tags: Christine Giordano Hanlon, Lillian Burry, Monmouth County Clerk, Monmouth County Clerk Christine Giordano Hanlon, MonmouthCountyVotes.com, Press Release | 3 Comments »
Hurricane Joaquin strengthens, major impact on N.J. now more likely
Overnight forecast models coalesced around an East Coast landfall late this weekend for now Hurricane Joaquin. While much uncertainty remains about the exact track and intensity of the storm, the forecast is significantly more dire for New Jersey than it was 24 hours ago. Hurricane Joaquin strengthened overnight, and now has sustained winds of 75 miles… Read the rest of this entry »
Greg’s List: Things to do in Monmouth County this weekend, October 2-4, 2015
By Greg Kelly
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Friday, October 2
- Always … Patsy Cline at Algonquin Arts Theatre (Manasquan) – MORE INFO
- Steven Wright at Count Basie Theatre (Red Bank) – MORE INFO
- Bruce Springsteen: A Photographic Journey at Monmouth U (WLB) – MORE INFO
- Jersey Shore Ghost Tours (Red Bank) – MORE INFO
- Friends of the Howell Library Used Book Sale – MORE INFO
- Divine Right at Jersey Shore Arts Center Theater (Neptune) – MORE INFO
- August Wilson’s Seven Guitars at TRT (Red Bank) – MORE INFO
- The 39 Steps by Monmouth Players (Navesink) – MORE INFO
- Artist James Deane: A Hidden Treasure at Monmouth U (WLB) – MORE INFO
Ex-Middletown fire chief ordered to repay $6.7M from securities fraud
NEWARK — When Vincent Falci took money from clients, he told them he was investing it in securities that would provide them with a healthy return. But instead of investing that money, Falci used most of it to buy several homes for him and his family, among other things, officials said Tuesday in announcing an order… Read the rest of this entry »
Secret scheme kept Catholic hospitals out of N.J.’s largest network, hospitals say
TRENTON — New Jersey’s largest insurance company “schemed in secret” to deliberately exclude Catholic hospitals from participating in a new plan that will lure customers with cheaper premiums, the president of the Catholic HealthCare Partnership said Monday. Sister Patricia Codey, the partnership’s president, said she could draw no conclusion other than religious discrimination to explain why… Read the rest of this entry »
Tropical Storm Joaquin could impact N.J., pose biggest threat since Sandy
Tropical Storm Joaquin formed east of the Bahamas Monday night and could impact New Jersey this weekend, posing the most acute threat from a tropical system since Hurricane Sandy. According to the National Hurricane Center, Joaquin is expected to meander in the Atlantic Ocean for a few days before turning north. If it maintains its forecast… Read the rest of this entry »
Tangled web surrounds United’s aborted Atlantic City routes
NEW YORK — Desperate to draw visitors to Atlantic City, New Jersey officials gave United Airlines more than $100,000 in incentives to fly to the seaside resort for at least a year. Then, when United abruptly canceled the money-losing routes eight months later, the officials appointed by Gov. Chris Christie decided not to enforce a contract… Read the rest of this entry »