Elizabeth Makes a Splash

There is something special about jumping into a nice, cold pool during an especially hot day. And if there is one community that feels the heat this time of year, it’s the densely populated City of Elizabeth, NJ. The Erxleben Recreation Complex is one of the few pools the City has for relaxation and amusement. ... Read More

Maser Consulting Partners With Cat5 Resources

Maser Consulting P. A., a multi-discipline engineering firm, is pleased to announce it has partnered with Cat5 Resources to provide complete engineering services across the country for the wireless carrier community. Maser Consulting’s Telecommunications specialists have provided planning, design and deployment services for DAS and Small Cell sites to the nation’s leading cellular carriers, tower ... Read More

Mapping the Last Frontier

Alaska, the largest state in the U.S., spanning 663,268 square miles, offers a diverse landscape of deep valleys and rigid mountains, traversed by rivers, speckled with lakes and teeming with wildlife. The State has some of the longest days and nights during the summer and winter solstices and is an ideal spot to view the ... Read More

Breathing Life Back into Union County’s Four Lakes

Built during the Great Depression, Nomahegan Park was designed by the Olmsted Brothers landscape architectural firm. As the sons of renowned landscape architect and Central Park designer, Fredrick Law Olmsted, the brothers designed the park with the beautiful, 7.5-acre Nomahegan Lake as the centerpiece. The Brothers previously designed three other Union County parks in a ... Read More

West Front Street Bridge Improves Red Bank Traffic Flow

The sound of metal rattling and the feel of the ground shaking are probably familiar side effects for anyone crossing the West Front Street Bridge that connects Red Bank to Middletown. The original West Front Street Bridge (Monmouth County S-17) was built in 1921, and due to extensive deterioration, the bridge was replaced with a ... Read More