Fast Food Chains Offering Free Food and Delivery During Coronavirus Outbreak
As more restaurants close their doors indefinitely and as schools are shut down across the state, country and world, some food chains are finding new ways to keep children fed during the coronavirus pandemic. Burger King has announced it will give away... Read More
Atlantic Highlands Church Opens Food Pantry to Those in Need
The Atlantic Highlands Navesink United Methodist Church has announced that all facilities will be closed for the time being and that in-person ministries will not be gathering. However, the food pantry will remain open on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays... Read More
Local Restaurant Providing Meals for Students through Fulfill
Fulfill, previously called the FoodBank of Monmouth and Ocean Counties, is banding residents together in an effort to keep neighbors safe, clean and fed. 210 meals were prepared by Robinson Ale House in Red Bank for Caruso Elementary School students in... Read More
Middletown Faculty Keep Spirit Going on First Friday of Virtual Learning
Thompson Middle School hasn’t let the virtual home instruction ruin the school spirit. Every Friday since September at Thompson Middle School, students have been encouraged to show their Lion Pride by wearing their favorite school spirit gear. Some... Read More
Family Promise Brings Hope to Homeless Families
Through a community-based response, one organization’s mission is to help families experiencing homelessness and low-income families achieve sustainable independence. Family Promise of Monmouth County, an affiliate of Family Promise National, was started... Read More
Middletown Township Updates Community on Park Closures, Restrictions
In an effort to combat the spread of COVID-19 and encourage social distancing, Middletown Township released today via Middletown Recreation an update on event cancelations as well as parks and playground closings. All play structures and playground are... Read More
Middletown Encourages Supporting Small Business as Number of Confirmed Cases Rises
Mayor Tony Perry and the Middletown Township Committee announced the town’s new initiative “Takeout Thursdays” to help promote small businesses that are being adversely impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Beginning March 19, the Township Committee... Read More
The Journal Publications Directory During Remote Operations
In an effort to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, the staff and sales team of The Journal Publications will all be operating remotely. For a directory list, get in touch with of our staff below. General Manager Patrick Collins pcollins@journalsnj.com 732-859-4139 Business... Read More
Staff and Sales Directory
Contact any of the staff at The Journal Publications. TitleNameEmailCellGeneral Manager/Director of SalesPatrick Collinspcollins@journalsnj.com732-859-4139Business Manager Joann Delfinojdelfino@journalsnj.comOffice ManagerNancy Hayesnhayes.thejournal@gmail.comManaging... Read More
Bystanders Lift Vehicle off Bicyclist Hit on Route 35
A bicyclist was struck by a vehicle last week on Route 35 and was pinned beneath the car, the Neptune Township Police Department announced today. The victim was almost completely trapped under the vehicle, unable to move. Police rushed to the scene and... Read More
