Tuesday, March 19, 2013
Witnesses to Monday night's accident are asked to call the Middletown Police Dept.
A man crossing the highway at Highway 36 and Thompson Avenue in Leonardo was seriously injured when he was struck by a car traveling northbound around 10:30 p.m. Monday night. The pedestrian was taken by the Leonardo First Aid & Rescue Squad to the Jersey Shore Trauma Center in Neptune where he remains in serious condition Tuesday morning. The victim has not been positively identified. Also responding was Port Monmouth First Aid Squad responded, along with MONOC paramedics, according to Middletown EMS spokesman Bob Pfleger. The female driver was from Highlands, according to Lt. Stephen Dollinger of the Middletown Police Dept. There are no charges pending at this time, said Dollinger. Anyone who may have witnessed the crash or can …
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State Route 36 E & Thompson Ave, Middletown, NJ
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Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Problem said to be related to Belford substation.
Update 9 p.m. Power was fully restored to Middletown earlier in the afternoon. Update: 1:30 p.m.: Power has been restored to all but 367 users. A power outage struck Middletown's Route 36 communities around 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, killing the lights to 1,777 customers at lunchtime, darkening the traffic signals at busy intersections and prompting reports of flickering lights. JCP&L said the problem is related to a malfunction at the Belford substation, said Middletown Township Lt. Neal Hansen. "JCP&L has a crew responding," he said at noon. Township Fire Police and officers are stationed at the two Main Street and Route 36 interesections, as well as Wilson Avenue and Route 36. "We anticipate we power restored shortly," said Hansen.
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Main St & State Route 36, Belford, NJ
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Wilson Ave & State Route 36, Port Monmouth, NJ
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Bray Ave & Main St, Port Monmouth, NJ
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Wednesday, February 20, 2013
A training exercise is being conducted through Friday, Feb. 22.
Flashing signs outside NWS Earle waterfront complex in Leonardo and the Route 34 entrance in Colts Neck are warning Route 36 motorists to be prepared for delays caused by training exercises at the base, through Friday. According to spokesman Michael Brady, NWS Earle is participating in Exercise CITADEL SHIELD 2013 (CS13), an annual Force Protection exercise conducted by Commander, Navy Installations Command (CNIC) on all continental United States Navy installations. "Exercise CS13 is an annual exercise and not a response to any specific threat," said Brady, in a statement. "This exercise was developed to enhance the training and readiness of Navy security personnel. It establishes a learning environment for security personnel to exercise…
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Naval Weapons Station Earle - Waterfront Complex
800 State Route 36, Leonardo, NJ
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Wednesday, December 12, 2012
The accident occurred around 6:30 a.m., at Route 36 and Avenue D in Middletown Township.
A Leonardo resident was injured after being struck by a vehicle while crossing Route 36 Tuesday morning around 6:30 a.m. The police Traffic and Safety Bureau is asking for anyone who witnessed the accident to contact headquarters at 732-615-2045. According to police, 41-year old Peter Amato of Leonardville Road was crossing the highway on foot when he was hit by a car going westbound, driven by Lynne Ciuro of Atlantic Highlands.(Police did not include her age in their release.) The victim was treated at the scene by MONOC Paramedics and transported to Jersey Shore Trauma Center. The crash is being investigated by Sgt. First Class Fred Deickmann and Cpl. Nick Caprio, assisted by Ptl. Adam Colfer, Felipe Benedit and Det. First Class Peter …
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State Route 36 & Avenue D, Atlantic Highlands, NJ
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Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Police release the name of the victim and driver in a fatal accident Oct. 21 at Route 36 South and Wilson Avenue.
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Tuesday, October 23, 2012
UPDATE Oct 23, 9 a.m. Middletown Police said Tuesday that the victim in Sunday night's fatal motor vehicle accident was Erica L. Hamdan, 31 from the Port Monmouth section of Middletown. She was struck and killed while crossing the intersection with another pedestrian. Police report the vehicle that struck her was driven by Jordan E. Bishop, 23, of Long Branch. __________________________ As reported on Oct. 22: A 31-year old woman crossing the intersection of Route 36 South and Wilson Avenue was struck and killed by a car Sunday at 8:06 p.m. Sunday night. According to Middletown Police, the victim was from the Port Monmouth section of Middletown and was crossing the roadway with another person. The female victim was treated at the …
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State Route 36 & Wilson Ave, Port Monmouth, NJ
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Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Online permit renewals will be available starting on Friday, June 1.
It’s almost that time of the year again; yes, time to renew your parking permit. Beginning June 1, anyone who parks at the Middletown Train Station or in a commuter lot for the Academy bus stops along Route 36 will soon be able to renew their parking permits. The online parking permits for bus and train parking can be renewed simply by clicking here. Parking passes can also be downloaded by clicking here. All parking permits expire June 30, so be sure to renew your permit before it is too late. A list of fees for bus and train parking is available on Middletown’s website. Permits are not offered for the Daily Metered Parking Lot, on Church Street, across from the train station.
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Crash sent two to hospital and closed a portion of Route 36
A morning Middletown accident on Route 36 that resulted in a scramble of two vehicles on the highway median and sent two to the hospital showed “no indication of alcohol or drug use being factors,” Middletown Police Lt. John Maguire said. The accident took place at about 9 a.m., between Valley and Thousand Oaks drives, when a Ford pick-up truck, driven by Mark J. Card, 32, of Keyport, veered off the stretch of highway and struck two flatbed trailers — one a Garden State Trucking vehicle and the other a United Crane Rentals truck — loaded with construction materials that were parked on the side of the highway waiting to enter a construction site, Maguire added. After striking the trucks, Card’s vehicle “rotated back onto the highway and hit…
Monday, August 15, 2011
Jersey Shore Coffee Roasters, in the Leonardo section of Middletown, is a tucked-away, local bean treasure trove.
When times are tough, the simple pleasures become even more important; and, for many, nothing quenches that thirst for the best in the basics like that morning cup of coffee. Jersey Shore Coffee Roasters, located at the corner of Route 36 and Thompson Avenue in Leonardo, offers a wide variety of special blends and coffee beans from South America, Africa and Hawaii. Andy Anselmo, a co-owner of cafe, explained what the company is all about: “We wholesale and retail specialty-grade coffee, we sell on the Internet, at our location here, and we sell wholesale as well to other coffee shops, bakeries, and restaurants.” Owing to the schedules of a commuting clientele picking up a cup of coffee on the way to their commute to New York City via the …
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Fiore happy about project; hopes resurfacing won't clog summer traffic arteries
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Wednesday, March 16, 2011
A major roadway resurfacing project, sponsored by the state Department of Transportation (DOT), will begin next week to improve two sections of Route 36 in Monmouth County, including spans in and through Middletown. One section of the work will be in the Borough of Sea Bright, while the other area of the highway to be resurfaced covers the townships of Hazlet and Middletown and the boroughs of Keansburg and Union Beach. Middletown Mayor Tony Fiore is happy with the notion of the project in the township, yet wary of the traffic tie-ups and detriments implied with a project such as this extending through the summer months. "I think the resurfacing project will be great for the township," he said. "Any time there's a road resurfacing project…
MiddletownResident
11:31 pm on Monday, March 25, 2013
Thank god he is identified..so sorry Dessi..hope he pulls through more ›