So it is with Old Bridge. What a marvelously eclectic township it is. In our Day in the Life of Old Bridge, you will see images and descriptions that are so different and so particular and unique you might wonder if they are in the same world. How unlike it is from life off Route 18, where Raymond Peterson, on his own, has drafted nine different plans to make some sense of the maddening traffic maze that disrupts his neighborhood. Contrast the feel of Route 18 Old Bridge with Cliffwood, or Genoa, as some call it, a neighborhood of modest homes only reachable through Monmouth County.
Bible class is held on a resident's lawn.
Take a moment to consider the moms, who juggle work, husbands, children, and housekeeping for a night out of competitive softball and a beer at game's end. These are just a few of the images 14 reporters, seven photographers and one artist brought back from their assignment Wednesday, June 9, to capture a Day in the Life of Old Bridge. Relish the diversity, the differences and the uniqueness that are Old Bridge in all its parts.