A petition to recall sitting Councilman Jesse Kendle, elected into office November 2014, can move forward, City Clerk Cindy Dye said. The recall petition was brought by a Committee comprised of residents Duanne Small, Mabin Womble, and Brian Bass. The approval comes one month after the committee filed a notice petition. Dye said the Committee […]

Starting Jan. 1 the municipality’s emergency alert notification system will shift from CodeRED to Nixle, Asbury Park Mayor John Moor said. “Anyone who has not signed up should do so because it will no longer be available after the New Year,” Moor said at a recent City Council meeting. Established in 2007, Nixle provides real-time, […]

Realtor Paul Vail first moved to Asbury Park in 2002. While he began a local career working at area real estate agencies, by 2010 he’d opened the independent Vail Realty on Mattison Avenue. On Tuesday, Vail celebrated joining the national landscape – his 33 member agency has become a member of the California-based Berkshire Hathaway […]

Councilman Jesse Kindle’s suggestion that the governing body look to implement a random drug test kicked off a list of possible changes in city hall and for its employees. “I’d like to know how we would go about that,” Kendle asked. City Attorney Frederick C. Raffetto said he will review the matter with the city’s […]

Asbury Park City Council candidates from the Asbury Together ticket will host a kickoff party at words! bookstore on Friday, Sept. 12 from 6 to 8 p.m., according to a campaign release. Members of the Asbury Park community are invited to meet the Asbury Together candidates [shown above, from left to right], John Moor, Amy Quinn, Jesse […]