Gianna Mehes is a reporter for Star News Group, focusing on local news in Belmar, New Jersey. She covers a variety of topics including community events, government decisions, and development projects in the area. Gianna is dedicated to keeping the residents of Belmar informed about the latest happenings in their town.
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Gianna Mehes specializes in covering local news, particularly Belmar, New Jersey. She focuses on government announcements and event coverage. To effectively reach her, consider offering insights related to local government policies or events in the Belmar area. Additionally, providing information about community events and developments within the Borough Council may be of interest to her audience.
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By: Gianna Mehes
LAKE COMO — The mayor and council held a workshop discussion before their regular Aug. 6 council meeting to discuss potential changes to one-way streets and parking restrictions in three areas of the borough. The three locations discussed were 18th Avenue, Newman Street and Bradley and Greenwood terraces.
By: Gianna Mehes
BELMAR — The Belmar Public Library has announced its newest community reading program, “Storywalk.” The program allows kids to experience a story mounted on the back fence of a nearby playground to play, hop, skip and swing as they read through the outdoor storybook.
By: Gianna Mehes
BELMAR — At long last, the replacement concrete piano in Pyanoe Plaza was delivered to the borough earlier this month.
By: Gianna Mehes
A video circulating online this week appears to show Belmar Police arresting a surfer on Belmar beach, sparking waves of outrage on Facebook groups, in particul
By: Gianna Mehes
LAKE COMO — The borough mayor and council have asked county officials to join the next borough council meeting to further discuss concerns raised by residents of North Boulevard regarding property assessment increases of up to 50%, Mayor Kevin Higgins announced Tuesday night.
By: Gianna Mehes
LAKE COMO — Despite looming clouds threatening to put a damper on the day, the 22nd annual Fallen Heroes 5K took to the streets this past Saturday in honor of
By: Gianna Mehes
LAKE COMO — Belmar borough recently hosted the inaugural Belmar Cornhole Tournament at Bar Anticipation on Sunday, Oct. 6, to raise funds for the girls softball field improvements at 13th Avenue and Main Street.
By: Gianna Mehes
LAKE COMO — As the borough council continues to look into options regarding its inclusion in Monmouth County Tax Board Assessment Demonstration Program (ADP),
By: Gianna Mehes
BELMAR — Borough officials do not know how long it will take to clean up the site of a former gas station and auto shop, where remediation efforts began in September.
By: Gianna Mehes
BELMAR — The borough planning board unanimously voted to pass a resolution authorizing an application to construct a mixed-use commercial and residential condominium building in the Seaport Redevelopment Area on Main Street, across from the municipal building and near St. Rose Grammar School.
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