BURLINGTON, N.J. – New Jersey patrons eager for live entertainment can find a range of options via Discover Jersey Arts’ online Summer Stages guide. The curated collection, offering socially distanced opportunities from New Jersey-based cultural organizations, features dozens of concerts, drive-in movies, Shakespeare in the park, classes and more experiences across the state’s vibrant arts
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JACKSON, NJ – Born & raised Jackson teenager, Anthony Mantello is working hard to become one of the youngest IFBB Professional Bodybuilders to date. Anthony, who is only 19-years-old, and a recent Class of 2020 Jackson Memorial High School Graduate
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CAMDEN, N.J. – A Cumberland County, New Jersey, man was sentenced today to 96 months in prison for distributing images of child sexual abuse, Acting U.S. Attorney Rachael A. Honig announced. Bruce
WASHINGTON, D.C. – This week, the Center for Disease Control recommended Americans stay home and host a virtual Thanksgiving dinner an to avoid traveling. The CDC said ravel may increase your chance
Halloween has always been the time of year to dress up, push the limits a little with costumes, and have a great time. People sometimes go all-in for Halloween, including decorating their
TRENTON, NJ – Governor Phil Murphy issued a dire forecast on Friday in a new commercial spot paid for by “New Direction NJ” saying life in New Jersey will never go back
Toms River, NJ – Democrat Toms River Councilman Terrance Turnbach has dreams of one day being a sitting judge in New Jersey, but a lawsuit in New Jersey Superior Court could derail
Written by Randy Bergmann, republished with permission. JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – It’s a bad time to be a tree in Jackson, particularly those trees that have put down roots in the northwest
BRICK TOWNSHIP, NJ – A staggering majority of COVID-19 deaths in Brick Township occurred in the town’s assisted living facilities, according to a report issued by the State of New Jersey. COVID-19 has
The Brick Township SummerFest Concert Series presented by Pine Belt Cars is slated to return to Windward Beach Park for the twenty-sixth consecutive summer this August. As in the past, the series
HAMILTON TOWNSHIP, NJ – Former Hamilton Township Mayor Kelly Yaede lost her 2019 election to Democrats after she fell off the sanity wagon and this week, she lost her legal battle to
[Howell, New Jersey] The firearms world is flooded with different books, publications, digital media, classes, programs, etc. When New Jersey resident John Petrolino set out to write “Decoding Firearms: An Easy to
TOMS RIVER, NJ – Nearly 30,000 of our loyal and dedicated readers here at Shore News Network have taken an online poll in the past two weeks, and we’re not sure who
POINT PLEASANT BEACH, NJ – A large crowd of mostly African American young adults converged on the beach and boardwalk in Point Pleasant on Tuesday for an impromptu beach party that was
ORLANDO, FLORIDA – The magic of Disney is about to return, but there will be plenty of rules in place, especially if you’re traveling from New York, New Jersey or Connecticut. Under
SEASIDE HEIGHTS, NJ – Governor Phil Murphy today approved all outdoor recreational activities except for amusement parks, water parks and arcades, dealing another crippling blow to the Jersey Shore. “I hope we
TOMS RIVER, NJ – Facing mounting pressure over his inconsistent behavior and actions, Governor Phil Murphy today lifted his stay-at-home order. The move comes after Murphy faced scrutiny over his decision to
TRENTON, NJ – DOH Communicable Disease Service Medical Director Dr. Ed Lifshitz has explained in detail that COVID-19 particles eject from a person’s body at a much higher rate when you are singing
TRENTON, NJ – After nearly a week of close quarters protesting across New Jersey, Governor Murphy said he is concerned about the possibility of a second wave of infections. Although the Governor
RED BANK, NJ – New Jersey business owners are hosting a protest and rally in support of small businesses statewide who are still being absolutely crushed financially by the regime of Governor
STAFFORD TOWNSHIP, NJ – Black Lives Matter activists are planning a protest to be held Saturday on the LBI bridge, police warned today. This protest could interfere with shore traffic heading to
TOMS RIVER, NJ – 30,000 people in Ocean County remain without power as of midnight last night and JCP&L says some may not see service for two days. “Crews are working to
ATLANTIC CITY, NJ – After riots and looting broke out in several cities, including Trenton, Asbury Park, Newark and Atlantic City, Governor Phil Murphy said those individuals should get tested for COVID-19.
