Fair Haven News

A former New Jersey shore fire chief has admitted he was drunk when he jumped off a bridge following a crash.

The Republican field seeking the party's nomination to run against Rep. Rush Holt just got a little more crowded.

On Monday, January 25th, I attended Congressman Rush Holt's town hall in Marlboro.

Council members voted to restructure the borough administration by making Administrator Mary Howell's job a part-time, two-day-a-week position and make the Borough Clerk assistant administrator during the remaining three days of the week, which officials said will save the borough $50,000. The council voted to make the administrative changes at a ...

Last year Fair Haven Mayor Michael Halfacre announced his candidacy to run for New Jersey's 12th Congressional District seat currently held by Congressman Rush Holt .

For 35 years, Barnacle Bill's has been nestled on a quiet drive in Rumson, making patrons feel as if they stumbled upon a secret place that only they and their fellow diners were fortunate enough to find.

12th District Republican congressional candidate Fair Haven Mayor Mike Halfacre today demanded an apology from Congressman Rush Holt for grabbing the microphone from the hand of one of his constituents during his most recent townhall meeting in Marlboro, and for his continued refusal to listen to the people who he is supposed to represent.

The Fair Haven PTA will host their 26th Annual Luncheon on Saturday, March 13th at a new venue, the Holiday Inn in Tinton Falls, New Jersey.

On Tuesday, Chris Christie was inaugurated as the 55th Governor of New Jersey but before taking the Oath of Office in Trenton, Christie and his family attended a Catholic Mass that was held in celebration of his inauguration at the Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart in Newark, New Jersey.

" Senator Raymond Lesniak, Co-Chair of "NJ 4 Haiti," will say a few words during Quorum on Tuesday, January 19th about the humanitarian crisis in Haiti and his effort to provide relief.

Good speech! Submitted by DemocratDiaz on January 19, 2010 - 2:19pm. Besides a great speech, he was man enough to invite the Senate President and Speaker up, to show us there's more to him then just partisan politics.

Fair Haven Mayor Michael Halfacre had state Sen. Bill Baroni's endorsement for the Republican nomination to run against U.S. Rep.

A Fair Haven man is in critical condition this afternoon after being struck Friday night by an on-duty police officer on Route 35, police reported.

Two men indicted in connection with a double murder in Red Bank last year have pleaded guilty to a lesser charge in exchange for testifying against a third defendant in the case.

The debate between the Borough Council and a Fair Haven woman over establishing a place where the public can access the Navesink River was resolved in 2009 when officials agreed to the idea first proposed by Cindy Burnham, who owns property in the borough.

Scott Sipprelle, a wealthy investment firm founder from Princeton, is set to seek the Republican nomination to run against U.S. Rep.

A brawl last week involving party goers departing the west side Elks lodge resulted in the arrest of three, one police officer injured and assistance from numerous neighboring police departments.

Nan Johnson owned an antique store in Fair Haven in the early 1960s, when a new landlord informed her that he was raising her monthly rent from $35 to $50. Looking at the store, packed with antiques, the landlord figured there was no way Johnson would look for another location.

Fair Haven resident Dennis Drazin is in line to become head of the New Jersey Racing Commission, which has jurisdiction over the state's thoroughbred and standardbred racing licensees and regulates operations at the four racetracks.

COOPERS BRIDGE: Robert Patten, 52, of Middletown was arrested Nov. 27 for driving while intoxicated.