Monday, May 13, 2013
Howell police assisted with investigation.
A Glendola Road resident arrived home to find a burglary in progress, and police used a foot chase with K9 officers to find two suspects who had fled, Wall Police said. Chief Robert L. Brice said police responded to the home around 1:40 p.m. Sunday to a report of a burglary in progress between Belmar and Monmouth boulevards. "The burglary was interrupted by the resident who was arriving home. Two suspects were described by area residents, a female suspect that fled on foot out of the back of the house and a male suspect that fled in a silver pick up truck," said Brice in a police statement. At that point, several officers including a Wall Police K9 unit began searching the area for the suspects, and were assisted by nearby towns. After an …
Friday, May 3, 2013
Police asking for tips
Chief Robert Brice of the Wall Township Police Department reports the following occurrences: Township police are investigating two attempted residential burglaries reported in the Ruta Development off of Belmar Boulevard. In the first attempt, a Querns Road homeowner heard a strange noise in his back yard last evening at 10:30. Police were called at 12:53 a.m. after the homeowner later discovered that the screen on his porch door was cut. Police received a second call at 6:34 a.m. after a Ruta Boulevard homeowner found that three screens on 1st floor rear windows were cut and pushed up. No entry was gained in either attempt. Patrolmen Jason Lamb and Hunter Brockriede are the investigating officers. Dating back to December, 2012 police …
Friday, April 19, 2013
South side, near Shark River
A home in the process of being raised after seeing widespread Hurricane Sandy flooding has collapsed. The Belmar Boulevard home's roof now sits asunder and its walls flattened after the home collapsed earlier this week. The house is on the south side of Route 35 near the Shark River Harbor in Wall Township. The ranch home was one of the first in the neighborhood to be raised. The street currently lies in a FEMA map flood zones affecting residents around the Shark River from Route 35 an reaching westward to Marconi Road. Property will be unable to receive flood insurance, or be unable to afford the premiums, unless they raise their homes above flood levels, according to newly adopted flood maps drawn by the Federal Emergency Management …
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Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Wall construction approved; neighboring Howell to provide water & sewer
A proposal to build seven warehouses on farmland on the western edge of town was approved by the Planning Board Monday, officials said. The pitch, which proposed to build an 80,000-square-foot warehouse building and six 15,000-square-foot buildings — a total of 170,000 square feet of buildings — along with associated parking, drainage and utility facilities on a tract at Belmar Boulevard and Birdsall Road, was approved by the board in a 7-1 vote, according to the Planning office. Board member Clinton Hoffman was absent. Board member Ralph Addonizio cast the sole vote against the project. The vote followed a hearing that lasted about 15 minutes, officials said. All construction for the project is within the boundaries of Wall, according to …
Monday, March 18, 2013
Veterinary hospital worker report slow, steady progress for "Sammy''
Monday Update: The abused dog taken to a Tinton Falls shelter by its abuser continues to make progress, veterinary staff say. Samurai, brought to the Associated Human Society shelter on Shafto Road in Tinton Falls on Friday by a man who claimed he found the dog near death on the side of Belmar Boulevard in a trash bag, has been making slow and steady progress at the Red Bank Veterinary Hospital, staff say. "Sammy continues to make slow progress," staff say. "He is tolerating his syringe feedings and antibiotic therapy, and is now able to hold his head up for short periods of time! The doctors and technicians are monitoring him very closely to make sure that he receives pain medication if he shows even the smallest sign of discomfort." …
Sunday, March 17, 2013
Couple "made up the whole story" of finding the animal in Wall, authorities say
Sunday Update: The dog a Brick man said was found on the side of Belmar Boulevard Friday is resting comfortably and making strides toward recovery, veternary staff said. Samurai continues to receive small amounts of food while veternarians try to gradually build the aged Cocker Spaniel's strength and is doing as well as can be expected. "Sammy did well through the night and remains stable this morning,'' Red Bank Veterinary Hospital staff said. "We are continuing to offer him small amounts of food which he is taking like a champ! He remains on antibiotics and pain medication." Saturday: The ailing cocker spaniel brought to a Tinton Falls shelter Thursday by a couple falsely claiming to have found it struggling for life on the side of a …
Wednesday, February 6, 2013
Traffic plans discussed at Monday's meeting; next scheduled for April
A proposal to build seven warehouses on farmland on the western edge of town was heard by the Planning Board Monday, officials said. The pitch, which proposes to build an 80,000-square-foot warehouse building and six 15,000-square-foot buildings — a total of 170,000 square feet of buildings — along with associated parking, drainage and utility facilities on a tract at Belmar Boulevard and Birdsall Road, exceeded the board’s time limit and a continuation of the hearing was scheduled for April, Mayor Todd Luttman said. The board heard from the applicant’s traffic engineer, Luttman said. There was no public comment, no cross-examination, he said. The application was scheduled to be continued at the board’s April 8 meeting, he said. All …
Monday, February 4, 2013
170,000 square feet of warehouses targeting Belmar Boulevard at Birdsall Road
The Planning Board at Monday’s regular meeting is scheduled to take up a proposal for numerous warehouses on Belmar Boulevard near the Howell boundary. The application, brought by ASP at Wall, proposes to build an 80,000-square-foot warehouse building and six 15,000-square-foot buildings — a total of 170,000 square feet of buildings — along with associated parking, drainage and utility facilities on a tract at Belmar Boulevard and Birdsall Road. A portion of the property is located in Howell. All construction for the project would be within the boundaries of Wall, according to the plans, but Howell would provide water and sewer service. The buildings would be used for warehouse and office space, divided approximately 75 percent warehouse …
Monday, December 3, 2012
The second meeting for a proposal to bring 170,000 square feet of warehouse on Howell boundary
A huge construction project targeting a parcel in the extreme west of the township is slated for a second hearing before the Planning Board on Monday. The applicant, ASP Wall LLC, wants to build an 80,000-square-foot warehouse building and six 15,000-square-foot buildings — a total of 170,000 square feet of buildings — along with associated parking, drainage and utility facilities on a tract at Belmar Boulevard and Birdsall Road. A portion of the property is located in Howell. The project has gotten the attention of neighboring Howell Township officials, who have expressed concern that they would have no say over the approval process, but could potentially suffer ill effects from the development because of its location. All construction …
Monday, October 29, 2012
Storm surge already high, hours before high tide, closing bridge near Route 35
This video shows the Shark River spilling over Belmar Boulevard Monday morning, forcing the closure of the bridge near Route 35. The water also spilled over the bridge on Brighton Avenue on the other side of town Monday morning. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Stay in touch. Stay informed. Like Wall Patch on Facebook and get updates throughout the day right to your newsfeed. Or follow us on Twitter @WallPatch. Don’t miss a thing. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Woody Wilson
8:36 am on Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Creeps! they been doing this for a long time. How do the scales of justice tip in their favor? As a victim of their crimes I have one thing to say SHAME ON YOU MONMOUTH COUNTY COURTS FOR ALLOWING TO THEM TO REPEATEDLY VICTIMIZE US HOW MUCH IS TOO MUCH YOU GAVE THEM 8 MONTHS PROBATION FOR THE SAME CRIMES LAST JUNE!!!! HOW MANY MORE PEOPLE HAVE TO BE SUBJECTED TO THEIR DRUG HABIT????? more ›