JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – An application to turn a residential home in Jackson Township into a religious high school has been rejected by the local zoning board.
Board officials recognized the need for the school, but questioned the applicant’s mixed-use for the school also serve as a residential home.
Yotzer Ohr, a school for neglected Orthodox Jewish girls refused entry into more prestigious religious schools sought a variance to convert the Maplehurst Avenue into a home.
Zoning officials questioned the girls school also serving a residence and noted the lack of security and medical staff on site in their decision.
The application was unanimously rejected.
Chris Pollak, a Jackson Township politician who was recently elected to office opens up about posing as young boys and girls online to engage in steamy online chats with other men.
@shore.news.network Jackson councilman-elect “I have fake profiles as young children” in weird podcast confession.
♬ original sound - ShoreNewsNJ