Hey, readers: a fellow Freehold-area blogger has just posted their first syndicated post on our site– a restaurant review of A Little Bit of Cuba in Freehold Township. You can follow the link to their full post on JerseyBites.com.
Full disclosure: I occasionally write Hudson County restaurant reviews for JB.
Thanks to the readers for keeping an eye on the weekend updates– I’ve unpublished the community contribution that lacked relevance to the Freehold area. As you know, all are welcome to register and post their Freehold news here, let’s just try to keep it Freehold-specific!
Have youngin’s interested in journalism or social media or getting out of the house on a Wednesday night? Come hang out with me tonight at the Freehold Public Library at 7:30. 12 & up.
Traffic light at South & Main is malfunctioning, according to a reader– avoid the intersection for now. Wonder if it has anything to do with last week’s electrical fire.
Free Preview Lesson for the Yamaha Music School at Freehold Music on Aug 7th, 2010. Interactive group music lessons for kids ages 3-8. Visit freeholdmusic.com or call 732-462-4730 for more info!
So Wal-mart is expanding, huh? Will you shop at the merchandise giant for your groceries next year? Or stay loyal to a favorite local purveyor? Answer our survey below or add it here in the chatter.
I will shop there for certain things, Sams Club for the big stuff, Foodtown for other things, Top Tomato for even other things, Wegmans for more other things….just like always!
In other exciting news: we’ve got some new community contributors posting stories to the site regularly. Interested in contributing? Just click the ”Sign Up” button above the Chatter and you’ll be able to post your own news story.
Want to pitch an idea or get some feedback? You can always reach me at colleen@injersey.com.
Freehold Raceway will once again be home to the annual Cane Pace, the first leg in the Harness Racing Triple Crown. Monday's race has a $300,000 purse.
The race, first run in 1955 in Yonkers, New York, was moved to Freehold in 1998. Freehold has the oldest half-mile racetrack in the country, though [...]
The Freehold Regional High School District Board of Education symbolically voted down Assistant Superintendent Donna Evangelista's salary Monday.
The school board voted 4-3 in favor of Evangelista's 2010-11 school year salary, which remained unchanged at $151,556 because the district's central office staff agreed to a wage freeze.
However, because members' votes are weighted differently, the [...]
The epicenter of academic fraud–the Freehold Regional High School District–is at it again. The Board by municipal weighted vote, decided not to hire her. However, the Board secretary refused to disclose the results, which were obtained by APP reporter, Kim Predham. Kim determined by the weight of each vote that the disgraced Ms. (former Dr.) Evangelsita, did not get re-appointed!!!
This woman should have been terminated two years ago when the largest case of academic fraud was discovered, whereby 5 employees obtained and used towards their proffession, unaccredited degrees from online bogus diploma mill Breyer State University.
The monies that these people used in addition to legal fees and security fees, would have staved off many of the kids programs slated for elimination.
The News Transcript reported yesterday that enrollment in the Freehold Borough school district is up 43 students this year, tallying a total of 1,405 Borough munchkins expanding their minds at the town's three schools this year.
No other major changes are on the horizons for the schools, according to the story.
A transit line that could connect Freehold Borough & Township to New York City, Philadelphia, and Trenton is on the move again, according to an article in the News Transcript.
The federal Department of Transportation awarded New Jersey Transit $534,375 to investigate the potential Monmouth-Ocean-Middlesex line, according to the NT.
I hope the only route to be considered is the north-south route, the Freehold-Matawan route. A route that goes any other direction will not have sufficient ridership
Mark, that is not correct. The Matawan would not have as many daily riders as the Jamesburg route. The Red Bank will have the least amount of daily riders.
Faith Tabernacle Church, on Avenue A in Freehold Borough, will celebrate its 75th anniversary this weekend with a banquet in East Windsor.
The Church was founded in 1935 by recent Virginia transplants to Freehold Arthur Goode and Reverend Sallie Goode. It began as a small mission on Throckmorton Street, and moved first to 9 Avenue [...]
Freehold native and NBA star JR Smith plead guilty last year to reckless driving following a car accident in which the passenger of the SUV Smith was driving died.
Yesterday, a panel of appellate court judges ruled that Smith's plea could not be used against him in a civil wrongful-death suit brought by the [...]
Parts of Freehold and much of Monmouth County lost power shortly before 5pm today.
Upwards of 10,000 JCP&L customers could be without power, according to their website. You can keep up with the power outage at the JCP&L Outage Map http://bit.ly/95HkG5
Did you lose power today, Freehold residents? Is it back on [...]
Basketball courts, tennis courts, and two roller-hockey rinks are slated to get a little lovin' from Freehold Township.
The Township Committee is set to approve the resurfacing of the three Tighe park sports surfaces at tomorrow evening's meeting. The contract is for $139,337, and will be awarded to Frye's Athletic Surfaces.
One of the oldest original buildings in Freehold Township will be celebrated with a grand reopening event next month, and the Township's Heritage Society is looking for special help with the event.
The Georgia Road Schoolhouse, which was originally constructed in 1735 and, in various incarnations, served as functioning schoolhouse until 1956, has [...]
The Freehold Township School Board will hold a meeting Wednesday night to interview potential candidates to fill a board vacancy.
The candidate will fill the position left vacant by Fillip Gershon, who resigned last month. The Board will interview applicants who filed by August 17 in a public meeting. No action is expected to be [...]
Some Freehold area schools may feel the effects of budget cuts this year, with teacher layoffs resulting in larger class sizes, according to the Asbury Park Press.
The Freehold Regional High School District lost an estimated $15 million in state and local funding and consequently eliminated 152 positions. Class sizes in its [...]
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The epicenter of academic fraud–the Freehold Regional High School District–is at it again. The Board by municipal weighted vote, decided not to hire her. However, the Board secretary refused to disclose the results, which were obtained by APP reporter, Kim Predham. Kim determined by the weight of each vote that the disgraced Ms. (former Dr.) Evangelsita, did not get re-appointed!!!
This woman should have been terminated two years ago when the largest case of academic fraud was discovered, whereby 5 employees obtained and used towards their proffession, unaccredited degrees from online bogus diploma mill Breyer State University.
The monies that these people used in addition to legal fees and security fees, would have staved off many of the kids programs slated for elimination.