The Toms River Township council and mayor attended the Lord House re-dedication ceremony and plaque unveiling in Ortely Beach last Saturday. “The Friends of Ortley Beach researched the history of …
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How Lakewood became a worldwide destination for Orthodox Jews | Di Ionno
It is Friday in Lakewood. A few thousand young men in black suits and wide-brimmed black hats are rushing toward Beth Medrash Govoha (BMG), the world’s largest yeshiva outside of …
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TOMS RIVER-With heavy rains tonight through early morning, the weather might just cooperate for Saturday’s Toms River Food Festival. Temperatures are expected to be in the mid 60’s with just …
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JACKSON – Imagine sitting on top of the world’s tallest and fastest drop ride, knowing that at any second you will plummet down 41 stories at speeds of up to …
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LAKEWOOD-The besieged Lakewood school district suffered another blow this week after 140 public teachers and faculty members received a Rice notice regarding their future employment in the district. The story was …
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Establishment Republicans in Toms River Launch Attack Against Primary Challenger Lamb
by Phil Stiltonby Phil StiltonTOMS RIVER-A press release issued by the Toms River Republican Club, the political powerbrokers of the community, criticized fellow Republican opponent Justin Lamb, just days after Lamb thanked the town …
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Taxes Going Up…Jackson Council Votes to Exceed NJ 2% Budget Cap for 2017
by Phil Stiltonby Phil StiltonJACKSON-Taxes in Jackson are on the rise again. On April 11th, the township council approved an ordinance to raise taxes beyond the state’s annual 2% tax increase cap set forth …
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Empanada Guy Headlines This Weekend's Food Truck Festival at Six Flags
JACKSON-Not officially, but fan favorite “Empanada Guy” is among the food trucks on the “not to miss” list at this weekend’s Food Truck Festival at Six Flags Great Adventure. “This …
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Jackson MUA Approves Up To $15,000 Pine Snake Survey for Six Flags Water Plant
by Phil Stiltonby Phil StiltonJACKSON-At the February 23rd meeting of the Jackson Municipal Utilities Authority Commissioners, MUA Director David Harpell reported that a more involved pine snake survey at the proposed Six Flags Water …
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Private Beach Debate Boils Over as Proposed Parking Fees Could Aide Off-Limits Beach Clean Up
by Phil Stiltonby Phil StiltonDEAL-A plan by the borough council is under fire by the New Jersey Chapter of the Surfrider Organization. The organization is claiming that beaches aren’t the only thing here that …
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Angie: “Whaddya feel like doin’ tonight?” Marty: “I don’t know, Ang … what do you feel like doin’?” Angie: “We’re back to that, eh? I say to you whaddya feel …
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NJ Transit nightmare spills into 4th day, but full service could return Friday
An almost week-long commuting nightmare for NJ Transit train commuters may be over on Friday when Amtrak officials say they expect to complete repairs to track damage from Monday’s train …
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Statement Against Gentiles in Lakewood Shopping Center "Walked Back"
by Phil Stiltonby Phil StiltonYesterday, we reported on an article posted on the “Take Back Lakewood” website in which a post on the page claimed to show 1,200 signatures in opposition to a retail …
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Fix It volunteers make repairs and generate smiles in Ocean County Delores or “Del” as she prefers to be called is a spirited and gracious woman who has come to …
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Pastor Glenn Wilson’s church in Howell Township is austere and seats just about 50 worshipers for Sunday service. The four gospel singers are backed by a five-piece band — guitar, …
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TOMS RIVER — For weeks in the summer of 2015, Pat Youmans stared out the window of his Cherry Hill puppy shop, Pat’s Pets, and saw at least half a …
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PHILADELPHIA — In a terrifying moment, Flyers goalie Michal Neuvirth collapsed on the ice and had to be removed from Saturday night’s game on a stretcher. With 12 minutes, 23 …
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Plans for New Cell Tower in Jackson Introduced
by Phil Stiltonby Phil StiltonEco-Site, a North Carolina based telecommunications firm is proposing to build a 105′ cell tower at 405 Cassville Road (Route 571) in Jackson. The 17 acre property is zoned R3 …
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Flashback Friday: Freeholder Joe Vicari and the Victorian Era Kiln
by Phil Stiltonby Phil StiltonIn 1993, a turn of the century kiln was found while excavating a parking lot between 213 Washington Street and the old Methodist cemetery to its west. There was once …
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LBI: Then And Now – Loveladies
by Phil Stiltonby Phil StiltonThis aerial photograph of the small community of Loveladies on Long Beach Island shows the development of Long Beach Island. The original photo was taken in the early to mid …
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Mayor Michael Reina and the Jackson Recreation Department presents the Spring Teen Dance. This dance will take place on Friday, April 28th from 7-9pm at the Jackson Senior Center. Open to all …
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Lakewood Company Delivers Kosher MRE's to Jewish U.S. Troops for Passover
by Phil Stiltonby Phil StiltonLabriute Meals based in Lakewood announced that it has completed Operation Military Passover Meals and that all of the brave men and women in all branches of U.S. military will …
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By Miri Forbes, Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Psychiatry and Psychology, University of Minnesota, Robert Krueger, Distinguished McKnight University Professor of Psychology, University of Minnesota, Roman Kotov, Associate Professor of Psychiatry, …
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WASHINGTON, March 31, 2017 – A home is the most valuable asset that you can own. A home of your own brings you a sense of security knowing that you …
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NEW BRUNSWICK — In a makeover of its dining hall menus, Rutgers University plans to eliminate chicken nuggets, hash browns and other unhealthy foods from its takeout section and incorporate …