Keyport News

Getting all the Connallons together is a difficult feat, to say the least. The last time the nearly 115 immediate descendants of James and Wilma Connallon had come together was in 1985 to celebrate the couple's 50th anniversary.

Nobody honestly ever expects that an election could actually end up in a tie. But it can.

Below you will find a list of articles by Kris Bradley on Pagan topics, domestic witchery, Pagan parenting and cooking.

"Let the sun shine" could quickly replace "Gateway to the Bayshore" as the unofficial slogan for this northern Monmouth town.

Police have arrested a borough man who they say had more than three dozen packets of heroin in his home.

An off-duty Middletown police officer walked into a Route 35 pharmacy, interrupted a robbery and caught the suspect, police said.

PREVIOUS GOVERNMENT EXPERIENCE: Borough Council, 2006 to present; finance and redevelopment chairwoman 2007-08; council liaison to Keyport Business Alliance, 2007-2009; Keyport Planning Board, 2006 NAME: Richard Hassmiller AGE: 62 PARTY: Democrat ADDRESS: 12 Green Grove Ave.

Back in NJ and visiting some favorites. We enjoyed a feast last night at Drew's, taking advantage of a new and tweaked menu.

New Jersey's oysters were long thought to be extinguished by pollution and shellfish disease.

Police said they arrested three people on drug charges and seized marijuana during two separate investigations.

James Booker truly now knows what is meant by 'There's no place like home.' Home for Boulder is Viking House, a three-story boarding facility at 109 Main St.

A recent trip to the annual Keyport Country Jamboree brought not only a sense of family fun and great food, but also an amazing number of great finds for the Pagan visitor to Keyport.

Looking for some weekend fun? Our staffers recommend events from APP.com, JerseyShore.MomsLikeMe.com and JerseyShore.Metromix.com as top picks.

The 12th annual Keyport Country Jamboree and Chili Fest will be held Saturday and Sunday along West Front Street.

A police lieutenant and a resident performed CPR on a driver who was found slumped behind the wheel of his car on the lawn of a local home.

Meet the $90,000 patrol officer. He's not a vision of the future. He walks the beat now in many New Jersey towns, thanks to collective bargaining and binding arbitration that have handed out roughly 4 percent annual raises, on average - even during recessionary times.

A Union Beach man and his friend are charged with setting his vehicle on fire in his driveway, in what police say was an attempt to collect insurance money.

When a group of area residents got together 40 years ago in the living room of one of their homes, all they wanted was to stop a developer from tearing down a close to 250-year-old tavern to make way for a gas station.

Looking for some weekend fun? Our staffers recommend events from APP.com , JerseyShore.MomsLikeMe.com and JerseyShore.Metromix.com as top picks.

The Borough Council has approved a $14.75 million budget for 2009 thawill increase municipal property taxes about $52 a year for the average homeowner, officials said.