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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.…

Seaside Heights enacts teen curfew in wake of rowdy crowds

Seaside Heights, New Jersey – Following a tumultuous Memorial Day weekend characterized by instances of unruly behavior involving teenagers, Seaside Heights officials have taken action by implementing restrictions aimed at minors. These…

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Here’s why you should visit Long Beach Island this summer

Long Beach Island, often referred to as LBI, is a hidden gem nestled along the Jersey Shore. This 18-mile barrier island offers a perfect blend of stunning natural beauty, pristine beaches, charming…

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Indoor waterpark about to open on the Atlantic City boardwalk

ATLANTIC CITY, NJ – A new era is about to dawn upon the iconic Atlantic City Boardwalk as Island Waterpark at The Showboat Resort prepares to make its debut on June 30.…

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New Jersey threatens Target: Don’t remove LGBTQ pride items from stores

TOMS RIVER, NJ – Target is facing nationwide criticism for selling LGTBQ pride-themed merchandise and has been pulling the item from some stores due to consumer backlash. This week, Governor Phil Murphy…

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phil Murphy promises election year tax cuts for seniors

RENTON – A groundbreaking agreement has been reached between Governor Phil Murphy, Assembly Speaker Craig Coughlin, and Senate President Nicholas Scutari to provide significant property tax relief for seniors in New Jersey.…

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Murphy administration sues to keep parents out of LGBTQ student choices

MARLBORO, NJ – The State of New Jersey is suing two school districts after board members enacted a policy that parents must be informed if a child wants to change their name…

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Mayor Crate joins community Unveiling new beach toy box for children

Brick Township, NJ – On a sunny Saturday, June 17th, Mayor Lisa Crate and Councilman Derrick Ambrosino enthusiastically joined forces with the Emma Havens Young Early Act Club for a special event.…

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Lisa Crate Welcomes Mi Casa Tu Casa, A New Authentic Mexican Restaurant in Town

BRICK TOWNSHIP, NJ – In an exciting event last week, Mayor Lisa Crate proudly took part in the grand opening celebration of Mi Casa Tu Casa, a vibrant new addition to the…

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Toms River Dems Sticking To Progressive Values As Race For Mayor Starts

TOMS RIVER, NJ – Toms River is a majority Republican town, but Toms River Democrats running for office against Dan Rodrick for mayor are coming out of the gates with a strong…

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After losing both parents to COVID-19 New Jersey student graduates at the top

Former Kean University Football Player Honors Deceased Parents with Jersey Number Change UNION, N.J. — Tymere Briggs-Perkins, a recent graduate of Kean University, made a heartfelt gesture to remember his parents who…

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Piscataway High School Students Receive Valuable Safe Driving Education

Piscataway, NJ – In an effort to promote safe driving habits among young drivers, the Traffic Safety Division of the Piscataway Police Department, in collaboration with the NJM Insurance Group, recently conducted…

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The Manchester Police Department is hiring

MANCHESTER, NJ – The Manchester Police Department is currently accepting applications for the positions of Police Officer and SLEO II (Special Law Enforcement Officer Class II). This is an excellent opportunity to…

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Suffolk County police, civilians recognized

SUFFOLK COUNTY, NY – Suffolk County Police Commissioner Rodney K. Harrison, along with officials from the department, recently honored outstanding employees at the Employee of the Month Awards Ceremony in May. Officer…

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100 year old water pipes to be upgraded in Atlantic County

LINWOOD, N.J. – June 20, 2023 – In a significant investment toward improving water infrastructure, New Jersey American Water has announced plans to replace over two miles of aging water main in…

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Hand picked New Jersey strawberries are always better than store bought ones

There’s something undeniably delightful about picking your own fresh produce, especially when it comes to strawberries. New Jersey, known as the Garden State, offers a plethora of opportunities to indulge in this…

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Police say dogs culprits in Brick house fire

BRICK TOWNSHIP, NJ – Police are investigating a house fire in Brick and suspect the family’s dogs are at fault. At 11:15 A.M. on Thursday, police and firefighters responded to a call…

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Brick students give unsightly recycling igloos a makeover

BRICK TOWNSHIP, NJ – Students from Brick Memorial High School in Brick Township have transformed old and faded recycling igloos into stunning works of art. Under the guidance of Judy Harzer, the…

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New Jersey striped bass limit far exceeds federal emergency limit

TOMS RIVER, NJ – New Jersey Fishermen will not be affected by a new federal law that imposes strict new standards on striped bass fishing. That’s because New Jersey’s striped bass limit…

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Atlantic City Bengali conference to generate millions in tourist revenue

ATLANTIC CITY, NJ -The KPC Bengali Hall of Fame and Sree Sree Gita Sangha jointly held a press conference on June 15 at Kennedy Plaza, officially announcing the Celebration of Freedom as…

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Whale deaths aside, here’s why New Jersey’s offshore wind farm is still controverial

ATLANTIC CITY, NJ – While New Jersey politicians fight over whether or not sonar mapping of the ocean floor off the coast of New Jersey is impacting marine mammals, the ongoing project…

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