Oceanport News

School board candidates will be on Oceanport ballots in November, the K-8 board of education decided by a 6-1 vote at a workshop meeting held at Maple Place School Thursday evening.

Oceanport Mayor Michael Mahon believes there may be consequences to moving school board elections from April to November in response to a recently passed state law, as the move would also eliminate the public's ability to vote on the school budget if it increases less than 2 percent.

Who says Valentine's Day needs to be all love and flowers? Let's face it Little Silver and Oceanport .

Software maker CommVault Systems Inc reported a quarterly profit above analysts' estimates, helped by higher sales in Europe and the Americas.

Let's be serious, one of the greatest things about living in New Jersey is there is no shortage of amazing pizza.

Officials from the New Jersey Economic Development Authority are considering bringing a technical college to Fort Monmouth, Oceanport Councilman Joseph Irace reported to council last week.

If you thought Whole Foods was the only way to get fresh, organic produce, then you need to stop by Robin Wallace's garage.

Earlier this month, the joint New Jersey Assembly passed a bill to amend a statue governing the board in charge of Fort Monmouth's redevelopment.

Eric and Joy Hermsen of Wall Township, NJ and Michael Papay of Elmwood Park, NJ are happy to announce the engagement of their daughter Jessica Rose Papay to Joseph Fornarotto Jr., son of Joseph and Diana Fornarotto of Oceanport, NJ.

New Jersey Natural Gas will have to get creative in their efforts to replace a gas main beneath Port-Au-Peck Avenue, as Oceanport denied the company's request to rip away at the newly-resurfaced roadway to do so.

A new interactive map from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will pinpoint sites that the EPA says are the biggest culprits in contributing to greenhouse gas emissions.

Mary Beblo, 90, of Middletown, died on January 14 in Red Bank. She was born in Bayonne and moved to Shadow Lake Village in 1994 before settling at Brighton Gardens in 2010.

A board meeting of the Fort Monmouth Economic Revitalization Authority is scheduled for Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Maple Place School in Oceanport .A Formal action may be taken at this meeting.

In December of 2005, the Oceanport girl was diagnosed with a rare type of brain tumor called brainstem glioma that was inoperable with no known cure.