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Are your flood insurance bills pretty high? There's a new program in Monmouth County that can help soften the burden. The Monmouth County Board of County Commissioners are launching a floodplain management software for 17 towns who are currently participating in the National Flood Insurance Program Community Rating System. We step back into 2020 for a second here as that's when Monmouth County was awarded a $125,000 New Jersey Department of Community Affairs LEAP Challenge Grant for CRS management software and the Commissioner’s used the grant money, along with $104,000 in CARES Act fund...

If you had a vaccine appointment scheduled this week in Monmouth County, you don't anymore.

Middletown disburses $422,500 in COVID-19 relief grants   MIDDLETOWN – The Township Committee ceremoniously presented the representatives of eight small businesses with a check for $15,000 on Feb. 9 through the Middletown Economic Relief Program (MERP): All Natural Dry Cleaners, Code Ninjas, Greens & Grains, Middletown Pancake House, Monmouth Museum, No Limits Cafe, Rock’n Music Academy and Zeek’s Tees. MERP funding was officially approved at the Feb. 16 Township Committee meeting where it was announced that 29 small businesses and nonprofit organizations across town will be...

Lamb-Scudiery retires after years of service to Count Basie Center for the Arts × RED BANK – The Count Basie Center for the Arts has announced the retirement of Yvonne Lamb-Scudiery, founder of the nonprofit organization’s performing arts programs and a member of the Basie Center family for more than two decades. “The heart of the Basie Center organization is its education programs, and those programs simply would not exist without Yvonne,” Adam Philipson, president and CEO, Count Basie Center for the Arts, said in a press release. “For 20 years, Yvonne has dedicated her pr...

NJ county health COVID-19 vaccine clinics wait for stable supply New Jersey has announced a small bump in the amount of COVID-19 vaccine supply expected from the federal government for the next few weeks, as county health departments eagerly await more doses. For at least the next three weeks, 130,000 doses are expected to go to the general population weekly, according to state Health Commissioner Judith Persichilli at Wednesday's pandemic briefing. Ocean County recently has seen its weekly vaccine supply reduced, from 5,000 doses to 3,000 doses for both the Ocean County Health Department and...