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Elvis Tribute Scheduled for Next Shelter Cove Beach Party in Toms River Summer Concert Series

TOMS RIVER, N.J. – Veterans, residents, and visitors are invited to celebrate an evening of music and patriotism as Toms River Township prepares to host a free tribute concert at Shelter Cove Beach. Mayor Daniel T. Rodrick and the township’s…

DHS: Canadian Woman in Viral Point Pleasant Beach Assault Case Ordered Deported After Visa Overstay

POINT PLEASANT BEACH, N.J. – The Canadian woman at the center of a viral Fourth of July weekend altercation on the Point Pleasant Beach boardwalk has been ordered deported after a federal immigration judge found she was unlawfully present in…

BMG’s New Jackson Campus Vandalized Day After Sale Finalized: Police Chief Condemns Hateful Messages

Jackson, NJ – The Jackson Township Police Department announced Friday that detectives are actively investigating two separate incidents being treated as bias crimes, including repeated vandalism at a Jewish faith-based organization and…

Cross Toppled, Roadside Memorial for Jackson Teen Vandalized, Trampled

Jackson, NJ – A roadside memorial honoring Jackson teenager Michael Gioia was vandalized Thursday night, leaving his family devastated as they continue to grieve the loss of their son. According to Michael’s…

Ocean County Liberal Arts Program Was Sanctuary for Sexual Predators Targeting High School Students, According to Lawsuit

TOMS RIVER, N.J. – A newly filed lawsuit in Ocean County Superior Court is dramatically escalating scrutiny of the Ocean County Vocational Technical School Grunin Center Performing Arts Academy, alleging a decades-long pattern of sexual abuse, administrative cover-ups, and retaliation against students and staff…

New Jersey AG Investigation in Vocational School Whistleblower Case Involving Student Sexual Abuse

TOMS RIVER, NJ — A controversy surrounding the Ocean County Vocational Technical School District that Shore News Network first reported on in June has now moved into Superior Court, with former law enforcement instructor Robert Yaiser filing a whistleblower lawsuit alleging district and county…

Toms River, Lakewood COVID-19 Cases Outpacing Rest of Ocean County

TOMS RIVER-The Ocean County Health Department’s latest figures show Toms River is starting to make gains in the total COVID-19 outbreak data released today by the Ocean County Health Department. While Lakewood…

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New Jersey Prison Memo Details COVID-19 Outbreak Among Employees, First Prisoner Officially Infected

TRENTON-As of today, the State of New Jersey, which has been releasing low-risk offenders lodged in the county jail systems, the state prison system has reported a COVID-19 outbreak, but it’s not…

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94 COVID-19 Positive Patients at Manchester Nursing Home? Not So Said Police Department

MANCHESTER-Social media has brought out the best in many people as we close the chapter on the third week of isolation. It has also brought the worst out in people, spreading rumors,…

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Toms River Rabbi Rotberg Updates Community About What’s Happening in and Around Lakewood

by Rabbi Moshe Rotberg, Toms River As a rabbi in beautiful Toms River, and a member of Hatzolah (volunteer EMT squad) I would like to share a few thoughts to the residents…

Community News·Ocean County News

Health Department: Did Mo Hill Lie About Existence of COVID-19 Map?

TOMS RIVER-On Tuesday, Toms River Mayor Maurice B. Hill defended himself against a claim that there is a higher concentration of COVID-19 infections in the northern section of Toms River, claiming the…

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Photo Op of the Day: Toms River Mayor Mo Hill Takes Out the Trash

TOMS RIVER-In another episode of bizarre behavior by Mayor Maurice B. Hill, Hill brought along his entourage to Holiday City in Silverton to watch DPW workers on their bulky pickup run through…

Government News·Ocean County News

Salvation Army Seeking Food Donations to Feed Workers at Ocean County COVID-19 Test Facility

TOMS RIVER-During the first week of testing for coronavirus at the Ocean County College drive-thru testing facility here, the Ocean County Health Department said today the Salvation Army has been an integral…

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OEM Official: 139 Patients on Ventilators in Ocean County Hospitals

TOMS RIVER-According to Steve Brennan of the Ocean County Office of Emergency Management, at least 139 patients were on life-saving ventilators due to the coronavirus outbreak in Ocean County as of April…

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Hill Says Coronavirus Map Shows No Outbreak Concentrations in Toms River

Mo Hill has a detailed map of coronavirus infections but isn’t sharing it with the people in his community, so we’re going to have to take his word for it… TOMS RIVER-Toms…

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ShopRite Reports Employee Infected with Coronavirus in Toms River

TOMS RIVER-ShopRite of Fischer Bay in Toms River has announced an employee has tested positive for coronavirus and is taking measures to reduce the spread of the virus. Below is a statement…

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Governor Murphy Just Authorized State Police to Commandeer Your Medical Supplies

TRENTON-Governor Murphy just signed an executive order that permits the New Jersey State Police to commandeer personal stockpiles of medical supplies to use in the fight against the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. The…

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Mayor Mo Hill Has Detailed Map of Toms River’s 221 COVID-19 Cases, But Isn’t Sharing It

TOMS RIVER-Toms River Mayor Maurice B. Hill on Tuesday revealed the existence of a COVID-19 map that plots the township’s 221 confirmed cases and was asked about his lack of response during…

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Brick Mayor Reads Dr. Seuss Book to Children Stuck at Home During Coronavirus Pandemic

BRICK-Mayor John Ducey read the Dr. Seuss book, “What Pet Should I Get” for children stuck at home during New Jersey’s coronavirus lockdown. While entertaining the children, Ducey inadvertently raised the age-old…

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Mo Hill Adds $800,000 Coronavirus Spending Line On Top of 7% Tax Hike

TOMS RIVER-Last week, Toms River Mayor Maurice “Mo” Hill introduced a 7% increase to the township’s annual budget. That meeting didn’t count because it violated New Jersey’s Sunshine Laws after the live…

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Rodrick Votes No to Awarding Campaign Donors Pay to Play Contracts in Toms River

TOMS RIVER-The Toms River Township Council has voted to approve the dissolution of the in-house legal counsel team by means of a township ordinance to remove the town’s “Department of Law” and…

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At Height Of Coronavirus Outbreak Toms River Mayor Poses Police for a Photo Op

TOMS RIVER-As the police officers from Toms River Police Department squad 5 readied to work their shift amid the ongoing COVID-19 global coronavirus pandemic, Mayor Maurice “Mo” Hill them pause for a…

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Jackson Police Officer Comforts Dog Hit and Run Victim in His Final Moments

JACKSON-There’s a lot going on in the world and everyone is under a lot of stress these days, but one thing that hasn’t changed is the compassion of many and the lack…

Ocean County News·Police Blotter

NJ National Guard Officer, Former Brick, Jackson Resident Dies from Coronavirus

A New Jersey Army National Guardsman passed away on Saturday. The individual had tested positive for COVID-19 and had been hospitalized since March 21. “Today is a sad day for the Department…

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Political Pandering Alert: Andy Kim Celebrates Vietnam Veterans Day

TOMS RIVER-Andy Kim pulled the heartstrings of his constituents this week to get Cornonavirus street cred, putting on the sad face on Vietnam Veterans Day because he couldn’t meet with the Vietnam…

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Political Pandering Alert: McGuckin, Catalano Call for Cease of Toll Hike Hearings Weeks After they Happened

TRENTON-On March 19th, 2020, the New Jersey Turnpike Authority held a hearing amid the coronavirus pandemic to increase toll hikes on New Jersey’s two major toll roads, the Garden State Parkway and…

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Elvis Tribute Scheduled for Next Shelter Cove Beach Party in Toms River Summer Concert Series

DHS: Canadian Woman in Viral Point Pleasant Beach Assault Case Ordered Deported After Visa Overstay

BMG’s New Jackson Campus Vandalized Day After Sale Finalized: Police Chief Condemns Hateful Messages

Cross Toppled, Roadside Memorial for Jackson Teen Vandalized, Trampled

Ocean County Liberal Arts Program Was Sanctuary for Sexual Predators Targeting High School Students, According to Lawsuit

New Jersey AG Investigation in Vocational School Whistleblower Case Involving Student Sexual Abuse

Toms River, Lakewood COVID-19 Cases Outpacing Rest of Ocean County

New Jersey Prison Memo Details COVID-19 Outbreak Among Employees, First Prisoner Officially Infected

94 COVID-19 Positive Patients at Manchester Nursing Home? Not So Said Police Department

Toms River Rabbi Rotberg Updates Community About What’s Happening in and Around Lakewood

Health Department: Did Mo Hill Lie About Existence of COVID-19 Map?

Photo Op of the Day: Toms River Mayor Mo Hill Takes Out the Trash

Salvation Army Seeking Food Donations to Feed Workers at Ocean County COVID-19 Test Facility

OEM Official: 139 Patients on Ventilators in Ocean County Hospitals

Hill Says Coronavirus Map Shows No Outbreak Concentrations in Toms River

ShopRite Reports Employee Infected with Coronavirus in Toms River

Governor Murphy Just Authorized State Police to Commandeer Your Medical Supplies

Mayor Mo Hill Has Detailed Map of Toms River’s 221 COVID-19 Cases, But Isn’t Sharing It

Brick Mayor Reads Dr. Seuss Book to Children Stuck at Home During Coronavirus Pandemic

Mo Hill Adds $800,000 Coronavirus Spending Line On Top of 7% Tax Hike

Rodrick Votes No to Awarding Campaign Donors Pay to Play Contracts in Toms River

At Height Of Coronavirus Outbreak Toms River Mayor Poses Police for a Photo Op

Jackson Police Officer Comforts Dog Hit and Run Victim in His Final Moments

NJ National Guard Officer, Former Brick, Jackson Resident Dies from Coronavirus

Political Pandering Alert: Andy Kim Celebrates Vietnam Veterans Day

Political Pandering Alert: McGuckin, Catalano Call for Cease of Toll Hike Hearings Weeks After they Happened

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