Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Application will likely be heard by zoning board in April
An indoor miniature golf course could be coming to Eatontown if the borough zoning board approves an application made by GloGolf Entertainment LLC in the coming months. The applicant is proposing to build Monster Mini Golf, a full-scale indoor, 18-hole, monster-themed miniature golf course at 749 Hope Road in the borough. The course would be illuminated by UV lightning and be used primarily for birthday parties and would also feature amusement-style games. A miniature golf course is not a permitted use in the borough's PBO-88 zone, so a variance will have to be granted by Eatonown Zoning Board of Adjustment. A PBO-88 zone permits professional office buildings. Residents in the area were noticed of the upcoming application, which the …
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Application to build on former site of Circle Trailer Park on Route 35 will be heard by Eatontown Planing Board soon
A proposed plan to build a Wawa and strip mall on the site of the vacant Circle Trailer Park in Eatontown will be coming before the borough planning board in the near future. Residents of the trailer park were asked by the property owners to move out in 2009 because of their intention develop the land, which is located on Route 35 near Wycoff Road. Eatontown Mayor Gerald Tarantolo said developer's application includes a plan to build a Wawa convenience store and a strip mall that includes a bank and Chick-fil-A and bank. A plan to build a Wawa and gas station was originally proposed for the former site of the Eatontown Roller Rink, but was shot down by the planning board several years ago. Tarantolo said the application could be heard at …
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Century 21 on Broad Street is, and no experience is required.
We're hoping this is good news for the job market and the real estate market - Century 21, the realty firm located on Broad Street, is looking to add several positions to its current sales team. We spoke to broker Gene Schecher recently, who told us that the market is busier these days and he wants to grow his current team of about 10 agents. Schecher also gave us the low down on what his firm is looking for: Applicants don't necessarilly need experience, but they must be willing to be trained, work long hours and enjoy helping people. If you are interested in a personal interview, email the office or call Schecher at (732) 542-1990.
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Eatontown fitness studio caters to women, inside and out.
"Women don't take care of themselves," says Pamela Caputo, owner of a new fitness studio in Eatontown that caters to women. Often, women put themselves at the bottom of their to-do lists, tending to children and family obligations and ignoring their own needs, she adds. "Where do we fit ourselves in?" asks Caputo. "We deserve some time." Fittingly, Caputo's new studio is called I Deserve: A Fitness Studio for Women and is right off of Route 35 at 30 Lewis St. Caputo opened the studio at the beginning of December and already, it's becoming a gathering place for local women to focus on total well-being. "There's a passion that develops when women work out together," Caputo tells Patch when we stopped by last week. "It goes beyond the …
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Tell us what you would like to see on the property
Driving along Route 35 in Eatontown, it's hard not to notice the big, Vegas-style sign for the Sands Motor Lodge. But upon closer inspection, the motel sitting on a little more than four acres on the north side of the highway, with listing fencing and outdated buidlings, has seen better days. The property was at the top of Eatontown Economic Development Advisory Committee's Feb. 3 agenda, as members discussed a possible conversion of the site into a gas station and convenience store. The idea for the switch, which would require rezoning of the property, was brought to the committee's attention by the property owner, who would like to sell the site. "It's the perfect location for that type of use," said Colleen McGurk, Eatontown's zoning …
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Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Members of the Eatontown Economic Advisory Committe toured the headquarters for Computer Data Source on Industrial Way
They look a lot like the stalls at the new Sonic fast food restaurant down the road, but the carports in the parking lots at Computer Data Source in Eatontown are producing a lot more than hamburgers. The Industrial Way West business installed a solar carport and separate solar canopy in the back of the buiding, which along with almost 1,500 panels covering the business's roof, produce about 60 percent of the power consumed by CDS, according to its founder and president, Ronald J. Wollner. Patch tagged along as members of the Eatontown Economic Advisory Committee toured the company, which provides alternative IT support, prior to their meeting there on Feb. 3. The group stopped for a photo op by the 19-foot by 300-foot solar carport that …
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Thursday, January 26, 2012
Melissa Covey, 42, of Bridgewater was arrested Thursday for stealing merchandise from Quintum Technologies, LLC in Eatontown.
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Thursday, January 26, 2012
A Bridgewater woman was arrested Thursday for embezzling over $130,000 in merchandise from her Eatontown-based employer, according to a release from the Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office. Melissa Covey, 42, was arrested for stealing computers and computer-related equipment from Quintum Technologies, LLC for whom she worked as a buyer. An investigation into the misappropriation found that Covey ordered equipment from vendors through Quintum's purchase accounts and then submitted fictitious purchase orders so the purchases appeared to be for legitimate business. Covey would then sell the items to various third parties through Ebay and keep the profit. Covey was charged with second degree Theft and faces a maximum sentence of 10 years in …
Business owners are encouraged to claim listings in Patch Places to better promote their business and inform Eatontown-Tinton Falls Patch readers.
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Thursday, January 26, 2012
When Eatontown-Tinton Falls Patch launched in December 2010, editors and freelancers ventured to local businesses in order to collect information for our directory. Now, a year later, Patch Places is a spot where users can find descriptions, hours, accepted payment methods, and much more for spots around town. All users can add events taking place at local spots, can rate the business on a scale of one to five stars, and can add a review. But owners of local businesses get extra bonuses when they claim a listing. Owners or managers should search for their business listing and select "claim you listing" in order to make updates to the page. A form will pop up asking for your name, contact information, and proof of ownership. Within a few …
Saturday, July 9, 2011
The showroom fills the long-vacant retail space along Route 35 North and brings about 30 new jobs to the area.
It's official: the new Ashley Furniture HomeStore, which occupies the long-vacant space in the heart of Eatontown's retail district, is open for business. "Ashley is the first jewel in the new intersection," said Mayor Gerald Tarantolo at the store's grand opening on Friday of the furniture store's location along the section of Route 35 undergoing a major construction project. "Within ten months they will be joined by other businesses looking just as fine." The furniture showroom, which is the fourth store in New Jersey operated by Ashley Furniture HomeStore licensee Will Schafer, opened after what its owner called a "record five-week renovation." The store brought about 30 new jobs to the area, according to Tarantolo, and was formerly …
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
The Route 35 furniture store, at the former Levitz location, officially opens for business on Friday.
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Wednesday, July 6, 2011
A release from Ashley Furniture HomeStore: Ashley Furniture HomeStore is bringing a new furniture showroom to Eatontown, New Jersey. Now open for business, the new store is located at 175 Route 35 North Eatontown, NJ at the former Levitz location. An official ribbon-cutting ceremony is slated for Friday, July 8, 2011 at 1:00 pm EST. While many furniture retailers are learning how to manage adversity in the new economy, Ashley Furniture HomeStore continues to prevail as the #1 furniture brand in the United States. With an additional location opening in Eatontown, Ashley Furniture HomeStore brings its store count to 425. The Eatontown store is New Jersey owned and operated by Will Schafer, Ashley Furniture HomeStore licensee. Will Schafer, …
Joseph Mahmah
10:59 pm on Wednesday, February 27, 2013
cant wait, the kids will love it more ›