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Photo caption: Screenshots of text messages exchanged between Toms River officials show Council President David Ciccozzi declining a township-issued cellphone after stating he no longer wished to conduct township business on his personal phone.

Exclusive: Toms River Stops Paying Council Amid Communication Dispute, Violating Its Own Ordinance

TOMS RIVER, N.J. — A series of text messages obtained by Shore News Network raises new questions about ongoing claims by Toms River Council President David Ciccozzi that Mayor Daniel Rodrick has excluded the Township Council from important municipal decisions.…

Photo caption: Jackson Township officials announced negotiations with the Jackson Township Municipal Utilities Authority over the future of more than five acres of publicly owned land originally acquired for utility infrastructure.

Exclusive: Jackson Gave MUA Free Land, Now They Want to Sell it For $2 Million

Jackson Township officials are negotiating with the Municipal Utilities Authority over more than five acres of land originally transferred for infrastructure purposes, with township leaders seeking to preserve the property for public use rather than future development.…

Photo caption: Pankaj Gupta, owner of Perfume Spot in Jackson Township, is challenging a construction violation after a New Jersey Department of Community Affairs official indicated the described cosmetic renovations appear to qualify as ordinary maintenance.

Exclusive: Jackson Outlets Business Owner Challenges $2,000 Construction Fine, Says State Sides With Him

A Jackson Township business owner is challenging a $2,000 construction violation after state code guidance indicated his cosmetic renovations appear to qualify as ordinary maintenance. Township officials, however, maintain permits and architect-prepared…

Photo caption: Gary McDonald was appointed superintendent of Ocean County Vocational Technical Schools following the retirement of his mother-in-law, former Superintendent Karen Homiek, as the district continues to face civil litigation over its handling of abuse allegations at the Performing Arts Academy.

OCVTS Appoints Accused Former Superintendent’s Son-in-Law to Take Over District Plagued by Criminal Student Sexual Abuse

OCVTS has appointed Gary McDonald, the son-in-law of former Superintendent Karen Homiek, to lead the district as it faces multiple civil lawsuits alleging institutional failures surrounding student sexual abuse at the Performing…

Fate of 148 Townhomes Near Former McAuliffe School Moved to After November Election

JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – Hours after the Cheder School opened at the former McAuliffe Middle School on Wednesday, an application for 148 high-density town homes was heard before the Jackson Zoning Board. There are $3.5 million in owed back taxes on the property, but…

Photo caption: Surveillance images released by the Newark Police Division show the suspect wanted in connection with an aggravated assault involving a flower pot inside an apartment building on Kenneth A. Gibson Boulevard.

NJ corrections department teams up with nonprofit to support kids of incarcerated parents with long-term academic coaching

Residents push back on religious bathhouse plan in Manchester neighborhood over zoning and late-night disruptions

$30K in drugs seized and three arrested in major Trenton cocaine bust

New Jersey’s Far Left Still Believes Democrat’s Failed Energy Agenda and Environmental Justice is Key Issue in 2025 Election

Governor Murphy Announces New Plan to Cut Losses on Failed Offshore Wind Energy Hail Mary with Another Hail Mary: Solar Energy

New Jersey AG, Murphy Administration Call on Trump Administration to Cease “Politically Motivated” Mortgage Fraud Case Against Tish James

Twenty Years Later, New Jersey Mob Boss Tony Soprano’s Death Remains an Unsolved Crime

Mikie Sherrill, New Jersey Democrats Still Pushing Hard for Phil Murphy’s 2035 Gas Powered Car Ban

Migrants from Venezuela Strive for Safety and Hope at Mexico-US Border. Juarez, Mexico

The cost of illegal immigration could be over $7 billion per year in New Jersey according to report by New Jersey assemblyman

Oasis , left to right Paul bonehead Arthurs, Liam Gallagher and Noel Gallagher. Playing at a small club in Amsterdam, The Netherlands 1994

Tony Soprano’s New Jersey mansion is now worth over $2.2M as iconic home doubles in value in nearly two decades since his death inside a New Jersey diner

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Shore News- Page 247

Exclusive: Toms River Stops Paying Council Amid Communication Dispute, Violating Its Own Ordinance

Exclusive: Jackson Gave MUA Free Land, Now They Want to Sell it For $2 Million

Exclusive: Jackson Outlets Business Owner Challenges $2,000 Construction Fine, Says State Sides With Him

OCVTS Appoints Accused Former Superintendent’s Son-in-Law to Take Over District Plagued by Criminal Student Sexual Abuse

Fate of 148 Townhomes Near Former McAuliffe School Moved to After November Election

Newark Police Seek Public’s Help Identifying Suspect Accused of Flower Pot Assault

Strand Theater rolls out packed September lineup with tributes, workshops, and Latin legends

New Jersey Girl Scout Troop Leader Dismissed After Refusing to Participate in Pride Month Events

NJ corrections department teams up with nonprofit to support kids of incarcerated parents with long-term academic coaching

Residents push back on religious bathhouse plan in Manchester neighborhood over zoning and late-night disruptions

$30K in drugs seized and three arrested in major Trenton cocaine bust

New Jersey’s Far Left Still Believes Democrat’s Failed Energy Agenda and Environmental Justice is Key Issue in 2025 Election

Governor Murphy Announces New Plan to Cut Losses on Failed Offshore Wind Energy Hail Mary with Another Hail Mary: Solar Energy

Non-English-speaking truck drivers fined under decades-old federal law as debate grows

From jets to yoga and reggae to rescue pups Wildwoods packs a full weekend of action after airshow

Thunder Over the Waves airshow set to light up Wildwoods skies with jet teams and parachute jumps

Murphy ripped over soaring energy costs as GOP senator calls New Jersey energy crisis a complete failure by Democrats

Twenty Years Later, New Jersey Mob Boss Tony Soprano’s Death Remains an Unsolved Crime

Mikie Sherrill, New Jersey Democrats Still Pushing Hard for Phil Murphy’s 2035 Gas Powered Car Ban

The cost of illegal immigration could be over $7 billion per year in New Jersey according to report by New Jersey assemblyman

New Jersey Orthodox Jewish Man Sees Lawsuit Against Ticketmaster Tossed Over Rosh Hashanah Oasis Reunion Concert Sale

Wildwood Beach reopens after Erin flooding but swimming remains restricted and fireworks canceled

Judge Jeanine touts Trump-led DC crime crackdown after wave of arrests and gun seizures

Alina Habba slams New Jersey’s Radical Politicians and Judges, Singling Out Andy Kim and Cory Booker

Tony Soprano’s New Jersey mansion is now worth over $2.2M as iconic home doubles in value in nearly two decades since his death inside a New Jersey diner

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