MIDDLETOWN, N.J. – Middletown’s municipal government has decided to keep its local parks open, but since the Republican-run Monmouth County community is also home to Governor Phil Murphy’s $10 million mansion, a caravan of protesters rolled through the streets on Read More
Middletown, N.J. vows to keep its parks open
MIDDLETOWN, N.J. – While Monmouth County government is falling in line the Governor Murphy’s closure of county parks, the county’s most populous county is keeping its parks open for quarantine-weary residents. On Wednesday, the township of nearly 70,000 issued a press Read More
Middletown Republicans Stand With Police | Gallagher
By Art Gallagher – With their Democrat opposition no longer mounting a campaign, Middletown Township Committee members Kevin Settembrino and Rick Hibel have refocused their reelection campaign to enthusiastically support the men and women of the Township’s Police Department. – Read More
Sager Defiant As Democrat Leaders Pull Support From Cop Bashing, Pro-Drug Candidate | Gallagher
By Art Gallagher _ Jeana Sager is defiantly continuing her campaign for Middletown Township Committee. The Chairmen of the Monmouth County and Middletown Democrat organizations have condemned the anti-police comments of Middletown Township Committee candidate Jeana Sager reported by MMM yesterday. Read More
Middletown Withdraws from Unfair Affordable Housing Proceedings
MIDDLETOWN, N.J. – Last week the Middletown Township Committee directed its attorneys to withdraw from court proceedings that commenced in July 2015 to address unrealistic affordable housing obligations imposed upon municipalities throughout New Jersey by the Supreme Court. On Wednesday, Read More
Middletown Committee Officially Opposes Murphy’s Sanctuary Policies | Gallagher
By Art Gallagher _ The Middletown Township Committee officially opposed New Jersey’s status as a “Sanctuary State” for illegal aliens and pledged that the Township will never become a “Sanctuary City.” The Committee passed resolution 19-129 on Monday night. The Read More
Murphy’s $15 minimum wage will cost Middletown taxpayers an extra $750k annually
MIDDLETOWN, N.J. — Governor Phil Murphy’s decision to sign a $15 minimum wage hike bill on Monday isn’t only going to impact New Jersey’s private sector bottom line; local municipal and county leaders are bracing for dramatic, potentially budget-busting payroll expense Read More
Middletown’s Millennial Mayor
By Art Gallagher _ Tony Perry, 28, will become the youngest mayor in Middletown’s history when the Township Committee meets on Sunday to reorganize for 2019, according to an announcement by the Township. Perry was elected to a three year term Read More
Tony Perry Sworn In As Middletown Township Committeeman
Tony Perry, 27, was unanimously selected by the Middletown Township Committee to fill the vacancy created by Stephen Massell’s resignation as the first order of business of the Committee’s meeting last night at Town Hall. Senator Joe Kyrillos issued the Read More