Lavallette Debates Opening Guarded Beaches for Memorial Day

Lavallette officials set the borough’s official bathing season at a council meeting this week, however a debate is continuing over whether...

Annual Lavallette Beach Sweep Set for April 12

Lavallette’s annual spring beach sweep, part of a coastwide effort organized by environmental advocates Clean Ocean Action, will be held April...

Lavallette to Add Beach Access Mats, Experiment With New Brand

Beach access is increasingly getting easier in Lavallette, with more streets being outfitted with access mats that allow beachgoers – and...

Home of Historical Lavallette Boat Builder May Be Demolished for New Mixed-Use Building

An aging, nondescript building along Grand Central Avenue (Route 35 North) is due to be replaced by its owners, but history...

‘Inclusive’ New Lavallette Playground May Be Funded Through $500K Grant

Lavallette officials have shared new details on an innovative playground that may be constructed under the final round of funding for...

Lavallette Successful in Reducing Affordable Housing Quota

Lavallette officials credited a borough attorney for helping navigate the complicated process of determining the number of affordable housing units the...

A Decade After Route 35 Rebuild, N.J. Plans Pavement Overlay to Extend Roadway’s Life

The multi-year project to rebuild Route 35 – long-planned, but heightened in urgency after Superstorm Sandy – is now a decade...

Beloved Bakery Approved for a ‘Fresh’ Start in Lavallette

With a planning board application so delicious, how could the result be anything but approval? The Lavallette planning board has granted...

Lavallette Electric Rates to Rise in 2025 As Capacity Costs Balloon 230 Percent

Electricity rates under Lavallette’s municipal power utility will be rising in 2025, part of a trajectory set by the state’s environmental...

Lavallette Will Seek Grant Funding for ‘Inclusive’ Playground at Chandler Field

Lavallette officials on Monday appointed an engineering firm to prepare plans that would enable the borough to build an “inclusive” style...