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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.…

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.…

Trenton Mayor Russ Gasciora - An emergency executive order requires weekend overnight business closures along East State Street as Trenton responds to a series of violent incidents near City Hall.

Trenton Cracks Down on Late-Night Violence with Emergency Business Curfew on East State Street

Trenton has imposed an emergency overnight business curfew on part of East State Street after a fatal shooting and repeated late-night violence, launching a broader strategy that includes increased police patrols and enhanced public safety enforcement.…

Road Paving. Paving a residential street by laying asphalt which is initially in the dump truck and then is 'pressed' down to form the new road surface.

Road Resurfacing Project Set to Begin in Oakland, Drivers Asked to Expect Delays

OAKLAND, N.J. – Construction crews are expected to begin work this week on the Borough of Oakland 2026 Road Resurfacing Program, launching a series of roadway and infrastructure improvements that will affect traffic and parking in parts of the Bergen County community. According to…

Crave Hot Dogs & BBQ coming to San Diego

SAN DIEGO, CA – Crave Hot Dogs & BBQ remains one of the fastest growing hot dog and BBQ franchises in the US. Crave is known for its delicious BBQ, not to mention…

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Part of Forked River dog park closed after vehicle crashed through fence

FORKED RIVER, NJ – Part of the dog park will be closed until further notice in Forked River after a vehicle smashed through the fence at the small dog park located within…

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Phil Murphy just banned packing peanuts, some trash bags in sweeping new recycling law

TRENTON, NJ – Getting rid of your garbage and packing your shipments might not be the same in New Jersey as it is today after a sweeping new recycling reform bill was…

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New Jersey might get a state firefighter’s memorial

TRENTON, N.J. – After 50 years, New Jersey may finally have a permanent museum and memorial honoring the history and sacrifice of firefighters. Assemblyman Ron Dancer’s bill (A5075/S4001) that appropriates $200,000 to help…

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Brick Township Middle School evacuated during odor investigation

BRICK TOWNSHIP, NJ – Fire personnel on scene at Veteran’s Memorial Middle School in response to an odor investigation. Students have been moved over to Vets Elementary temporarily. All students are safe…

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Murphy signs New Jersey law to allow for online car sales, electronic signatures and online titling

TRENTON, N.J. – Assemblyman Ron Dancer’s bill permitting online car sales, e-signatures and e-titling was signed into law by Gov. Phil Murphy on Tuesday. “The Covid-19 government lockdowns forced a hard look at…

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Gavin Newsom says California looks like a third-world country, doesn’t realize he did it

LOS ANGELES, CA – As crime runs rampant and the streets and railways of California are littered with trash, discarded packaging from stolen trains and homeless encampments, Governor Gavin Newsom finally saw…

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Stafford boy ticketed for ‘doing the right thing’, police issue fine for free Ray’s Pizza

STAFFORD TOWNSHIP, NJ – A good story out of Stafford Township this week as the Stafford Township Police Department issued a ticket for a free pizza and drink at Ray’s Pizza for…

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Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office Welcomes Three New Detectives

MAYS LANDING -Three new county detectives were sworn in at the Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office on Wednesday by Acting Atlantic County Prosecutor Cary Shill.“Yesterday, I was grateful to conduct the swearing-in of…

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Manchester OEM Coordinator retires after 44 years of dedicated public service

MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP, NJ – Congratulations to Emergency Management Coordinator Arthur Abline on his well-deserved retirement, following 44 years of dedicated service to Manchester Township! Since beginning his career in Manchester Township as…

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Toms River Mayor Hill speaks to seniors about controversial reassessment

TOMS RIVER, NJ – Many seniors in Toms River this week found out their taxes are going up after Toms River Mayor Mo Hill and the township council ordered a township wide…

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Jackson Police Department Achieves NJSACOP Accreditation

JACKSON, NJ – Chief Matthew Kunz and the members of the Jackson Police Department are proud to announce that the agency has achieved accreditation through the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs…

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Port St. Lucie K9 cops retiring after years of public service to the community

Port St. Lucie, FL – After serving the residents of PSL since March 2015, K9 Blek and K9 Dingo are officially retiring from service. Over this time, Officer Miller & K9 Blek…

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Vicari announces $4.8 million grant to build new library branch in Stafford

TOMS RIVER – Calling it a highly competitive grant program, Ocean County Library’s application to secure funds for a new branch library in Stafford Township recently was approved providing $4.8 million toward…

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Toms River Mayor shames local businesses for mitigating the spread of COVID-19

TOMS RIVER, NJ – As many cities across New Jersey are imposing indoor mask mandates, in Toms River, it’s the opposite. Toms River Mayor Maurice Hill has forced a business to change…

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Jackson Township to create an advisory board to decide future of Rova Farms property

JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – When the Jackson Township governing body chose to purchase the aging Rova Farms property, once a community and regional entertainment hot spot, they had no future plan in…

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Jackson School District to hold closed Board of Education Meeting this week before public meeting

The Jackson Township Board of Education will conduct a Closed Conference Meeting on Wednesday, January 19, 2022 at 5:30 p.m. in the Conference Room of Jackson Memorial High School, 101 Don Connor Blvd, Jackson,…

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NYC Professors Sue Over Union’s Alleged Antisemitism

Six professors at City University of New York (CUNY) filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the school’s union after it allegedly engaged in antisemitic political activities. The plaintiffs, five out of…

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Toms River Council changes meeting date to accommodate no-show attorney McGuckin, same time as school board meetings

TOMS RIVER, NJ – The Toms River Township Council has moved their meeting dates from Tuesday where it has been held historically for many years to Wednesday night. The decision was made…

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How Mo Hill’s Surf Club Purchase Could Lead to Ocean County building massive homeless shelter next door to Ocean County College

TOMS RIVER, NJ – The amount of wheeling and dealing done between Toms River Mayor Maurice “MO” Hill and Ocean County Commissioner Virginia Haines to close the purchase of the destroyed and…

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