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Murphy keeps learning new tricks but finding someone to love is the lesson he needs most

The 1-year-old shelter dog is winning hearts with his progress, playful spirit and eagerness to learn JACKSON, NJ – Murphy arrived at the shelter as a young stray who did not even know how to sit, but just one week…

Meet Munson the lovebug ready to become someone’s most devoted best friend

This affectionate XL Bully gives both paws, walks beautifully and wants nothing more than a person of his own JACKSON, NJ – Munson may weigh 125 pounds, but the approximately 4-year-old XL Bully is winning hearts at the Ocean County…

Chris Christie Makes Big Splash in Return to New Jersey Politics With an Unusual Partner in Crime

Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is returning to the state's political stage through the newly formed New Jersey Legacy PAC, appearing with Ocean County GOP Chairman George Gilmore at a kickoff…

The Club at Jackson Twenty-One says its separate men's and women's pool hours were adopted as a religious accommodation and did not deny residents access to community amenities.

Jackson 21 HOA Defends Gender-Segregated Pool Hours in Response to N.J. Civil Rights Complaint

A Jackson Township homeowners association is defending its gender-segregated pool schedule in a pending New Jersey civil rights case, arguing the policy balanced religious accommodation with equal access by providing more weekly…

Trenton Water Works - Trenton Water Works is preparing to resume water service shutoffs for customers with seriously delinquent accounts beginning Sept. 1.

Trenton Water Works to Resume Water Shutoffs for Unpaid Bills Beginning Sept. 1

Trenton Water Works will begin disconnecting water service for eligible customers with unpaid bills starting Sept. 1 and is urging residents to contact Customer Care now to arrange payment or seek financial assistance.…

A Jackson Township Municipal Utilities Authority notice informs some homeowners that their water service line material is unknown and may include lead as part of a federally required inventory program.

Jackson MUA Warns Some Residents Their Water Service Lines May Contain Lead

Jackson Township residents are receiving EPA-required notices from the Municipal Utilities Authority advising that some water service lines have not yet been identified and could potentially contain lead, though the notice does not confirm lead is present.…

Apple Picking in New Jersey: A Family Adventure With Tasty Rewards

Autumn in New Jersey is synonymous with vibrant foliage, crisp air, and most delightfully, apple picking. The Garden State offers an abundance of apple orchards where families can engage in the wholesome…

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800 Acre Lacey Fire 90% Contained, Sparked by Deadly Plane Crash

LACEY TOWNSHIP, NJ – A fire in Lacey Township sparked by a deadly plane crash over the weekend has grown to 800 acres, but officials from the New Jersey Forest Fire Service…

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In 2020, New Jersey Had to Deal with COVID, Lockdowns and 7 Hurricanes

TOMS RIVER, NJ – 2020 is a year New Jerseyans would like to forget. Aside from the COVID-19 pandemic and the deaths and tragedy surrounding that, locked-down residents of New Jersey had…

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It’s Hurricane Season in New Jersey, Are You Prepared?

TOMS RIVER, NJ – As summer winds down and the winds begin to pick up and the weather changes in New Jersey in September, it becomes increasingly evident that hurricane season is…

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New Jersey’s Best Kept Secret Has Begun Down the Shore – Locals Summer

SEASIDE PARK, NJ – While the end of the summer tourist season isn’t the greatest time of year for businesses, many locals who call the New Jersey Shore home actually enjoy locals…

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Sonar Mapping for Offshore Wind Project to Resume This Weekend

DELAWARE, DE – Beginning on Saturday, September 9, Danish energy company Ørsted will recommence its near-shore surveys off Delaware’s coast. The company aims to identify optimal landfall sites for cables connected to…

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NJ DEP Says No Evidence Sonar Mapping Contributing to Whale Deaths

Dozens of dead whales have been washing up at the New Jersey shore and off the coast since December 22, but the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) says it has…

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Only in New York City: Five Things Only New Yorkers Say

Language has a way of revealing the nuances of a place, and New York is no exception. Amidst the hustle and bustle, the crowded subway cars, and the iconic skyline, you’ll also…

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Five Things You’ll Only Hear People From New Jersey Say

Every region has its own vernacular, phrases, or terms that are specific to that area. The Garden State is no exception. Here’s a list of five terms unique to New Jersey and…

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Why Do We Celebrate Labor Day?

TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey is perhaps one of the most organized labor-friendly states in America and while it’s celebrated by all Americans, it could mean more in the Garden State to…

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Gutfeld Show Mocks Biden Plan to Send Immigrants to New Jersey

Nobody wants to live in New Jersey, even the people of New Jersey, the cast of Fox News late-night show Gutfeld joked about migrants being sent to the Garden State. A play…

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Kensington a Glimpse of America’s Cities in a Future Run by the Left

PHILADELPHIA, PA – Once a bustling industrial hub, Kensington, located in the northeastern part of Philadelphia, was home to a multitude of factories and working-class families. Textile mills, breweries, and shipyards provided…

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Only Two Days Left for New Jersey Back to School Tax Holiday

NEW JERSEY — Time is running out for New Jersey’s back-to-school sales tax holiday, which ends on September 4. The holiday allows consumers to make tax-free purchases of specific school and recreational…

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Idalia Remnants Causing Dangerous Rip Currents in at Mid-Atlantic Beaches

SEASIDE HEIGHTS, NJ – A moderate risk of rip currents has been issued for coastal areas stretching from Long Island, New York to Delaware Beaches, Delaware through Monday evening. The alert, issued…

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His Music Filled the Air at Jersey Shore Beaches For Decades: Jimmy Buffet Dead at 76

SEASIDE HEIGHTS, NJ – If you stroll along a boardwalk or pass a by beach bar in any seaside town in New Jersey, you’re bound to hear a Jimmy Buffet song filling…

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New Jersey Quickly Becoming A Craft Beer Haven, Here are Some Good Ones

As the leaves change and the air turns crisp, New Jersey’s craft breweries are rolling out their seasonal selections, offering a variety of autumn-inspired beers and experiences for locals and visitors alike.…

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An LGBTQ-Friendly Guide to Visiting New Jersey

New Jersey solidifies its reputation as one of the nation’s most LGBTQ-friendly states, offering a range of destinations that have scored a perfect 100 on the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) Municipality Database.…

Community News·New Jersey News·Travel

Ideas for a Labor Day Weekend Trip to the New Jersey Shore

CAPE MAY, NJ – Whether you’re traveling from the North/Northwest or South/Southwest, New Jersey offers a variety of coastal destinations perfect for a spontaneous weekend escape. If you haven’t planned this weekend’s…

Community News·Jersey Shore News·Travel

Labor Day Gas Prices to Reach Obama Administration Highs in New Jersey

If you’re planning on hitting the Garden State Parkway, New Jersey Turnpike, or heading further from the Garden State this Labor Day weekend, expect record-high holiday weekend gas prices, AAA reports. Gas…

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Atlantic City Legislator Slams Biden Decision to Bus Migrants to Shore

Atlantic City, NJ – Senator Vince Polistina has publicly criticized the Biden Administration for suggesting Atlantic City International Airport as a potential location to house migrants from New York City. In a…

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