The HOWELL Times
Vol. 24 - No. 7
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Antique Sale Gives Old Treasures New Homes
In This Week’s Edition
Community News Pages 6-7
Dear Pharmacist Page 10
Inside The Law Page 10
Classifieds Page 13
Photo by Justin Sauer Various classic items were on display during the Farmingdale Historical Society’s Antique and Vintage Sale. By Justin Sauer FA R M I NGDA LE – For t he Fa r m i ngd ale Historical Society, an antique is more than an old object. It can be a reminder of how people once lived, worked, decorated their homes and built the community residents know today. The connection between the past and present is at the heart of the Historical Society’s Antique & Vintage sale that was at 11
Asbury Avenue. The sale featured hundreds of items, offering visitors an opportunity to find something unique while supporting the organization’s efforts to preserve and share Farmingdale’s history. Items available at the sale included a wide variety of vintage and collectable merchandise. Organizers have emphasized fair pricing, making the event accessible to
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Teacher Charged With Sexual Assault
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Family Mourned After Plane Crash
By Jason Allentoff OCEAN COUNTY – A local doctor, his daughter and his 2-year-old granddaughter were killed when the small plane he was piloting crashed shortly after takeoff in upstate New York, leaving family, friends, patients and colleagues mourning three generations of one family. New York State Police identified the victims as 70-year-old Dr. Gabriele Jasper of Toms River, 33-year-old Gabriella Hillgrube of Forked River and her young daughter, Guiliana Hillgrube. Jasper was piloting a 1976 Piper Aerostar that departed Adirondack Regional Airport in Saranac (Family - See Page 9)
Retirements, Neighborhood Issues Discussed At Meeting
By J. R. Warnet HOWELL – The recent Town Council meeting was marked by two events. The first being the retirement of 11 town employees with the second being discussion over new two ordinances being introduced. The monthly meeting began with recognitions for some of the town’s valuable employees. According to John Gross, Township Manager, each of the retirees had 20 or more years of public service. Of the 11 people who retired, four attended the meeting. All members who retired received an engraved block with their name and years of service, according to Gross. The blocks are to be installed in front of Town Hall in a newly constructed area known as Township of Howell Walk of Fame. One retiree was police Captain Tim Rizzo. He spoke at the podium during the presentation for
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July 25, 2026
Photo courtesy Facebook Photo courtesy Jasper Spine Institute Gabriella & Guiliana Hillgrube Dr. Gabriele Jasper
By Stephanie Faughnan FREEHOLD – What investigators say began with after-school kisses inside a Freehold Township High School classroom shortly after Thanksgiving 2025 allegedly escalated over the next seven months into more than 30 sexual encounters in classrooms, vehicles and parking lots across Monmouth County before ending with text messages and a recorded conversation prosecutors say led to a local teacher’s arrest. Jesse L. Heubel, 37, of Englishtown, surrendered to authorities July 12 and now faces multiple second-degree charges alleging he engaged in a sexual relationship with a 17-year-old student while serving in a position of authority at Freehold Township High School. Heubel was booked by the Freehold Township Police Department at approximately 7:03 p.m. that evening. The arrest report identifies him as a teacher employed by Freehold Township High (Teacher - See Page 4)
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