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Man Arrested Following Police Chase In Holmdel
The man was arrested after he was seen running across Route 520 with a bandana over his face around 3:30 a.m. on Wednesday, police said.
Sara Winick, Patch Staff
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Opening Day Set For PNC Bank Arts Center Box Office
The 2025 summer concert season is almost here. See details on when and where you can hit the box office for upcoming shows:
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Body Found At Manalapan Retention Basin Identified
The body was found on Saturday after police discovered a vehicle submerged in the water of the retention basin off Comtois Road.
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Chatham, NJ|News|
Atlanta Falcons, Defensive Coordinator Fined After Sanders Prank Call
The call occurred after Jax Ulbrich, the son of Falcons Defensive Coordinator Jeff Ulbrich, got Sanders’ draft number off an open iPad.
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Holmdel Introduces $32M Budget For Upcoming Fiscal Year
The budget aims to keep a stable municipal tax levy while supporting economic challenges in Holmdel schools.
Sara Winick, Patch Staff
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Boating in NJ – Importance of Communication Devices on the Water
Stay connected and safe on the water – Communication is essential for your safety and the safety of others. Choose the right device!
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Holmdel Woman Honored Through Organ, Tissue Donation & 5K Team
Carmen Mohamadi was known as a woman full of life. Now, her legacy lives on through organ and tissue donation and a special 5K team.
Sara Winick, Patch Staff
Holmdel-Hazlet|News|
Holmdel Resident Named As Rutgers University’s 15th Truman Scholar
Omar Abuattieh, an Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy student at Rutgers, will receive up to $30,000, which he plans to use for law school.
Sara Winick, Patch Staff
