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MONMOUTH COUNTY Edward Brennan III

Brennan, who lived in Sea Girt, was a 37-year-old vice president and bond broker at Cantor Fitzgerald before he was killed during the attacks on the World Trade Center. Brennan was the oldest of four siblings and was engaged to be married to Meghan Daly, whom he met two years before Sept. 11. He was an avid sports fan and go...


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LAVALLETTE — As summer draws to a close, the borough is turning its attention to boardwalk repairs, beach accessibility and other offseason work, but the Sept. 8 borough council meeting began by recognizing a resident whose service has stretched across more than half a century.

The council honored 92-year-old Robert D. Bradley Sr. for his longtime dedication to the Lav...


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BAY HEAD — William “Bill’ Dikun has been serving the Bay Head community for decades. Currently a safety officer for the Bay Head Fire Department, Dikun was Bay Head police chief in 2001 when the terrorist attacks took place at the World Trade Center on Sept. 11. 

The day began, he said, as a beautiful morning and  the warm summer sun had not yet faded away. “The weathe...


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POINT PLEASANT BEACH — Crowds lined Arnold Avenue in red, white and blue to watch marching soldiers in Revolutionary War dress, bagpipers, brass bands, ambulances, fire trucks and many more parade all the way to Baltimore Avenue, where the community gathered for a block party on Sunday, Sept. 6. 

The borough’s 250th Anniversary and 250th Anniversary Block Party were bo...


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BRICK TOWNSHIP —The township council approved lowering the speed limit on Lanes Mill Road from 40 mph to 35 mph Tuesday, Sept. 8, as residents continued to call for broader traffic safety improvements along the roadway.

The public hearing came hours after a separate incident on Lanes Mill Road in which, Brick police said, a driver fleeing an officer reached 73 mph and ...


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