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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 hours for open swimming than single-gender sessions.…

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…

Nikolas Pleiadi is a Manchester Township author whose novels draw on his personal experiences with addiction, incarceration and recovery.

Manchester Author Shares Story of Addiction, Arrests and Redemption in New Novel

A Manchester Township author says his latest novel draws on his own journey from addiction and repeated arrests to sobriety, family life and a career as an independent writer.…

Pemberton Borough police have challenged the Good Will Fire Company to a tug-of-war showdown during the borough's anniversary parade.

Police vs. Fire Tug-of-War Set to Highlight Pemberton Borough’s 200th Anniversary Celebration

The Pemberton Borough Police Department has thrown down the gauntlet, challenging the Good Will Fire Company to a friendly tug-of-war during the community's 200th anniversary celebration on Sept. 13.…

Residents will gather in Seaside Park Tuesday evening to watch a documentary examining the history of the Ciba-Geigy Superfund site and its lasting impact on Toms River and Barnegat Bay.

Seaside Park Hosts Documentary Revisiting Ciba-Geigy Pollution That Changed the Jersey Shore Forever

A public screening in Seaside Park will revisit the Ciba-Geigy environmental disaster, its connection to Toms River's Superfund cleanup, and the ongoing debate over redevelopment of the former chemical plant property.…

South River Police to host 16th annual Junior Police Academy in June

SOUTH RIVER, NJ — The South River Police Department announced it will hold its 16th annual Junior Police Academy this summer for local students entering grades 6 through 8 in the fall.…

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It’s a boy! Tiffany Trump gives birth to son Alexander

PALM BEACH, Fla. — Tiffany Trump, daughter of former President Donald Trump, announced the birth of her first child, a baby boy named Alexander Trump Boulos, on Wednesday. In a social media…

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Toms River issues fire safety guidelines ahead of Lag B’Omer celebrations

TOMS RIVER, N.J. — The Toms River Bureau of Fire Prevention released safety guidelines Thursday morning ahead of Lag B’Omer, a Jewish holiday traditionally marked with bonfires, which begins Thursday evening and…

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Stranded, sick seal recovered in New Jersey this year, makes an appearance at Martha’s Vineyard

AQUINNAH, Mass. — A rehabilitated grey seal that was treated and released in New Jersey has been spotted more than 180 miles away, relaxing on the shores of Martha’s Vineyard, according to…

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Paterson repaves 50 streets in citywide resurfacing push

PATERSON, N.J. — The City of Paterson has resurfaced nearly 50 streets in recent months, with Mayor Andre Sayegh announcing that ten were completed just this past week. The announcement was made…

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Former Hamas hostage criticizes Pulitzer board for honoring writer who questioned captivity claims

KFAR AZA, Israel — Emily Damari, an Israeli woman held hostage by Hamas for over 500 days, publicly condemned the Pulitzer Prize Board on social media last week for awarding a prize…

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Manchester Township welcomes three new Class I Special Law Enforcement Officers

MANCHESTER, N.J. — Three newly appointed Special Law Enforcement Class I Officers were sworn in during Monday’s Township Council meeting, marking the latest additions to Manchester Township’s public safety team ahead of…

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Kranjac pitches New Jersey MAGA voters as Spadea campaign implodes over Trump endorsement

ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N.J. — North Jersey’s self-proclaimed “Trumpy Mayor,” Mario Kranjac, is positioning himself as the alternative for MAGA-aligned conservatives after President Donald Trump endorsed Jack Ciattarelli in the New Jersey gubernatorial…

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Republican lawmakers introduce $500M plan to boost New Jersey manufacturing industry

TRENTON, N.J. — New bipartisan legislation introduced this week by Senators Michael Testa (R-1) and Linda Greenstein (D-14) would establish a $500 million incentive program aimed at revitalizing New Jersey’s manufacturing sector,…

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Jackson hires deputy clerk to help with OPRA backlog

JACKSON, NJ – Jackson Township, like many towns across New Jersey, is being inundated with hundreds of requests for documents filed under the state’s Open Public Records Act (OPRA). Under OPRA, the…

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Antlerless deer licenses go on sale June 23 for Pennsylvania hunters

HARRISBURG, Pa. — The Pennsylvania Game Commission announced Monday, June 23, as the opening date for hunters to purchase 2025-26 hunting and trapping licenses, including resident antlerless deer licenses for all Wildlife…

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Construction begins on Berkeley Park Sports Complex in Henderson County

HENDERSONVILLE, N.C. — Construction is officially underway on the Berkeley Park Sports Complex in Henderson County, prompting a full closure of the park to the public for the next 18 months, county…

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Jackson Township to approve multiple roadway safety projects

The Jackson Township, in its effort to focus on traffic and pedestrian safety improvements along busy roads, is making good on its promise to make the township safe. This week, the township…

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Mother’s Day in New Jersey should start with Pork Roll, Egg, and Cheese, here’s why

Listen up, New Jersey. If you woke up on Mother’s Day 2025 and didn’t slide a pork roll, egg, and cheese sandwich onto your mom’s breakfast plate, you’ve already fumbled the ball.…

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New Jersey’s earthquake, one year later: Is it safe yet?

TEWKSBURY, NJ – Just over year ago, on April 5th, 2024, a 4.8-magnitude earthquake struck Tewksbury Township, New Jersey, the strongest in the state in over 200 years. Major aftershocks continued through…

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New Jersey man celebrates 25 years of life after liver transplant

HAMILTON, N.J. — Leonard Petruska, 85, of Hamilton, is marking a powerful milestone this May—25 years since receiving a lifesaving liver transplant that changed the course of his life and deepened his…

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Jackson police officer retires after 25 years of service and community dedication

JACKSON, NJ — Police Officer Jody Benecke #261 officially retired from the Jackson Township Police Department on May 1 after 25 years in law enforcement, capping a career marked by dedication to…

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Toms River Memorial Day Parade set for May 26

TOMS RIVER, NJ — Toms River Mayor Dan Rodrick, the township of Toms River and American Legion Post 129 have announced the date and time for this year’s Memorial Parade. The community…

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Man fleeing police jumps into water, only to get into fight with alligator

MIAMI, FL — A Florida man’s attempt to evade police took a bizarre and dangerous turn this week when he fled on foot, dove into a body of water, and confronted an…

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Officers recognized for symbolic journey The department commended Lieutenant Nash, Patrolman Moreno, and Patrolman Baker for taking part in the ride, which continues to grow in national significance each year. The Police…

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