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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.…

Thunderstorm Cuts Power in Ocean Township

Ocean Township, NJ – A passing storm has caused a power outage in the Sandspoint section of Ocean Township. As a result, the traffic light at the intersection of Bay Parkway and…

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Police Community Outreach Program Offers Fun and Games for Residents

GLOUCESTER TWP, NJ – Gloucester Township Police Department’s Community Outreach Truck (COT) is pleased to announce the continuation of its Summer Neighborhood Program for the week of July 17th to 20th. The…

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Viking Village is a Uniquely Jersey Shore Experience

Nestled on the picturesque Long Beach Island, the Historic Viking Village is a captivating destination that takes visitors on a journey through time. Established in the 1920s by Norwegian fishermen, this quaint…

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Don’t Let Rain Wash Out Your Day at the Jersey Shore, Here are Some Ideas

ATLANTIC CITY, NJ – While sunny days at the Jersey Shore are often the epitome of summer bliss, rainy days have a charm of their own. Instead of letting a little rain…

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This Quirky Toms River diner is one of Ocean County’s best

TOMS RIVER, NJ – Ocean County is known for its picturesque beaches, vibrant culture, and mouthwatering cuisine. Among the many dining establishments in the area, one diner stands out from the rest…

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Jersey Shore beaches get clean water bill of health from Sandy Hook to Cape May

ATLANTIC CITY, NJ – In a welcome development for beachgoers and environmental enthusiasts, it has been confirmed that the water quality at all 218 Clean Coastal Waters Program (CCMP) water monitoring stations…

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Mon Valley Conceal Carry Permit Event a Huge Success

MON VALLEY, PA – A large crowd showed up at today’s conceal carry permit event in Mon Valley. Residents of Mon Valley are encouraged to take advantage of the license to carry…

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Crash causes power problems in Toms River

TOMS RIVER, NJ – A motor vehicle accident resulted in a downed utility pole, leading to power outages and the closure of a section of Hooper Avenue in Toms River. The Toms…

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Toms River residents object to new plan to save defaulted twin towers

TOMS RIVER, NJ – The twin tower apartment project in Downtown Toms River has been scaled down from ten stories to six, but will include the same amount of apartments, the Toms…

Community News·Politics·Toms River News

Pemberton kids can enjoy Kona with a Cop on Thursday

PEMBERTON, NJ – The Pemberton Township Police Department extends an invitation to the youth of Pemberton Township for a family-friendly event called “Kona with a Cop.” This event offers an opportunity for…

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This Jersey Shore spot claims the best fishing, Watersports in the state

WILDWOOD, NJ – The Wildwoods, NJ, a barrier island off New Jersey’s Cape May County peninsula, is known for being a haven for fishing, boating, and water sports enthusiasts. The waters off…

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Jackson council members under investigation under fire by peers

JACKSON, NJ – Jackson Township Councilman Scott Sargent, an 11-year veteran of the Jackson school board, on Tuesday called out a blatant lack of procedure, transparency, and cooperation among members of the…

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White children need to be educated to avoid white supremacy, state says

TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey officials say white children need to be educated on how to avoid recruitment into white supremacist groups. According to the administration of Governor Phil Murphy, recruitment starts…

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Water main break forces road closures in West New York

WEST NEW YORK, NJ – A severe water main break has occurred at the intersection of 60th Street and Bergenline Avenue in West New York, according to a post by the West…

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Legislators say New Jersey family court judge shortage hurting children

PATERSON, NJ – Passaic County will join Hunterdon, Somerset, and Warren counties in temporarily halting civil and divorce trials due to a shortage of judges. This shortage poses a significant risk to…

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Wall Township police fitness program helps kids stay in shape during summer

WALL TOWNSHIP, NJ – Last Thursday, the Wall Police Department kicked off its Youth Fitness Program, aimed at promoting a healthy and active lifestyle for kids entering grades 6, 7, and 8.…

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Dry, hot, but comfortable day expected for New York City

NEW YORK, NY – Today, we can expect mostly sunny skies with a high temperature near 85 degrees. The air will feel much more comfortable compared to the recent heat and humidity.…

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Great beach weather returns at the Jersey shore

SEASIDE HEIGHTS, NJ – The humidity has dropped and perfect beach weather has returned to the Jersey Shore. Today will be a beautiful sunny day with temperatures heating up to a high…

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NJ Governor Phil Murphy - Artists rendering.

Senator says New Jersey governor trying to secretly kill natural gas

TRENTON, NJ – Governor Phil Murphy’s plan to eliminate natural gas and transition to green energy in New Jersey is facing criticism for its lack of public notice and transparency, according to…

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Tug boat sunk off Jersey coast for artificial reef

TOMS RIVER, NJ – The artificial reef off the coast of the Jersey Shore has a new addition, a 1957 tug boat that was sunk last week. The reef consists of surplus…

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