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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.…

Jackson Skating Center to remain open under new ownership

JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – Last month, the owners of the Jackson Skating Center announced the facility would be closing. This weekend, the rink hosted its final events under the old ownership, Roller…

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Flemming recuses self over conflict of interest with developer of proposed religious school application

JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – Jackson Township Council President Marty Flemming, who also serves on the Jackson Township Planning Board, recused himself from a controversial development application, citing a personal conflict of interest…

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Missing New York City boy found safely on subway train after 4 days

New York, NY- A missing 13-year-old boy from Brooklyn was found safely after spending four days riding New York City subway trains. According to a published report, the boy went missing after…

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Lee County Sheriff Warns Zero Tolerance for Looting After Ian

FORT MEYERS. FL – Lee County Sheriff Carmine Marceno announced today that his officers would have zero tolerance for looters in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian, which devastated large areas of the…

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Clarkstown street named after fallen 9/11 firefighter

CLARKSTOWN, NY – The intersection of Westview Avenue in Old Haverstraw Road in Congers was renamed this week in memory of a fallen New York City firefighter who lost his life during…

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NYPD Seeking Six in Connection to Murder of Woman Found Dismembered in Suitcases

NEW YORK – The New York City Police Department said today it is searching for six people who may have a connection to an open murder case where a woman was found…

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Suffolk County Police team up with local civic groups to help victims of Hurricane Ian

SUFFOLK COUNTY, NY – The Suffolk County Police Department has partnered with several local civic groups in order to collect supplies and aid for victims of Hurricane Ian in Puerto Rico and…

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How will Hurricane Ian impact the Jersey Shore?

SEASIDE HEIGHTS, NJ – Residents along the Jersey Shore this weekend are preparing for possible effects as Hurricane Ian makes its way north into the region. The National Weather Service warns of…

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First look at hurricane-ravaged Fort Meyers with Lee County Sheriff

FORT MEYERS, FL – Lee County Sheriff Carmine Marceno toured the beachfront area of Fort Meyers that was crushed this week by Hurricane Ian. Sheriff Marceno was joined by officers from the…

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When it comes to farm vehicles on the road, have patience, state asks

TRENTON, NJ – Nobody likes getting stuck behind a large tractor when trying to get somewhere in the more rural parts of New Jersey. Single roads with solid yellow lines prevent passing…

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Police issue amber alert for missing Towson teen

TOWSON, MD – The Baltimore County Police Department issued an amber alert for a 16-year-old girl. Police and family members are now searching for Isabella Townsend. She is about 5 feet, 4…

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Jackson Day Canceled as Ian Draws Near

JACKSON, NJ – The annual Jackson Day celebration that was to take place this coming Sunday at Johnson Park has been cancelled. Event organizers said that with Tropical Storm Ian’s impending approach,…

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New Jersey’s Hundred Million Dollar Deli Shut Down, Owners Charged for SEC Fraud

PAULSBORO, NJ – Did you know there was a publicly traded delicatessen operating in New Jersey that was worth $100 million dollars? When the Securities and Exchange Commission got wind of the…

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Picturesque Jersey Shore Beachfront Restaurant Shuts Down After 33 Years

AVON, NJ – The Avon Pavillion is one of a handful of beachfront restaurants at the Jersey Shore, but this week, the restaurant announced it would not be reopening again. The Pavillion…

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Lawmaker Says New Jersey’s New Climate Change Curriculum Should Include All Scientific Theories

TRENTON, NJ – In addition to a controversial new sexual education curriculum, state of New Jersey, urged by Governor Phil Murphy and his wife Tammy I’ll begin teaching climate change curriculum in…

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Two Shot, One Killed at Business at Large Basement Party Near Fort Meade

ODENTON, MD – Two people were shot, and one person was killed at a basement party inside a business located outside the gates of Fort Meade early Sunday morning. The party took…

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Here are some of the best places to see fall foliage in New Jersey

Fall is here. Soon the lush green leaves across the Garden State will turn into a beautiful bouquet of colors. Reds, yellows and oranges will dominate the landscape, creating picturesque views across…

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That time Joe Biden came to the Jersey Shore to tell us we have a ‘homeboy who gets it’ in D.C.

SEASIDE HEIGHTS, NJ – Shortly after Superstorm Sandy struck the Jersey Shore, then Vice-President Joe Biden visited Seaside Heights to inspect the damage. His visit came on November 19th, about three weeks…

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New Yorker with injured dog threatened to kill New Jersey animal shelter volunteer

SECAUCUS, NJ – Police said today that a man who was arrested after an outburst at the Secaucus Animal Shelter was found to have loaded guns. The man entered the shelter at…

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New Jersey Governor Full Steam Ahead on Wind Turbines Off Jersey Shore Coastline

TOMS RIVER, NJ – New Jersey’s clear and unobstructed views of the Atlantic Ocean from its beautiful and pristine shorelines will soon end. New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy intends to build America’s…

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