Bill Heine, County Spokesman and Howell Resident, Dies
Flags will fly at half-staff at the Monmouth County Hall of Records tomorrow, where he had an office.
Longtime Howell resident and Monmouth County Director of Public Information Bill Heine died on Sunday. Heine, who worked as Monmouth County chief spokesman since 2005, overseeing the 10-member public information and tourism departments based in Freehold, died of a heart attack on Sunday morning, according to Freeholder Serena DiMaso. "He always had a camera around his neck and a smile on his face," said DiMaso. DiMaso recalled how Heine gave "210 percent" to distributing important information during recent crises like the closing of the Monmouth County courthouse in mid-June after dozens of workers there reported feeling ill, and the failure of three water mains owned by NJ American Water on June 29, which disrupted water supply to the …
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James OBrien
5:08 pm on Wednesday, September 12, 2012
What a bunch of BS. Southard school was closed because enrollment was down, period! They closed the wrong school,should have been Ardena, and we would have a beautiful townhall by now. Either way the HTEA contract had nothing to do with a school being closed. more ›