The Jackson Township, in its effort to focus on traffic and pedestrian safety improvements along busy roads, is making good on its promise to make the township safe. This week, …
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Mother’s Day in New Jersey should start with Pork Roll, Egg, and Cheese, here’s why
Listen up, New Jersey. If you woke up on Mother’s Day 2025 and didn’t slide a pork roll, egg, and cheese sandwich onto your mom’s breakfast plate, you’ve already fumbled …
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New Jersey’s earthquake, one year later: Is it safe yet?
TEWKSBURY, NJ – Just over year ago, on April 5th, 2024, a 4.8-magnitude earthquake struck Tewksbury Township, New Jersey, the strongest in the state in over 200 years. Major aftershocks …
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New Jersey man celebrates 25 years of life after liver transplant
HAMILTON, N.J. — Leonard Petruska, 85, of Hamilton, is marking a powerful milestone this May—25 years since receiving a lifesaving liver transplant that changed the course of his life and …
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Jackson police officer retires after 25 years of service and community dedication
JACKSON, NJ — Police Officer Jody Benecke #261 officially retired from the Jackson Township Police Department on May 1 after 25 years in law enforcement, capping a career marked by …
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Toms River Memorial Day Parade set for May 26
TOMS RIVER, NJ — Toms River Mayor Dan Rodrick, the township of Toms River and American Legion Post 129 have announced the date and time for this year’s Memorial Parade. …
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Man fleeing police jumps into water, only to get into fight with alligator
MIAMI, FL — A Florida man’s attempt to evade police took a bizarre and dangerous turn this week when he fled on foot, dove into a body of water, and …
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Officers recognized for symbolic journey The department commended Lieutenant Nash, Patrolman Moreno, and Patrolman Baker for taking part in the ride, which continues to grow in national significance each year. …
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Truck crashes through Wildwood boardwalk, police release video
NORTH WILDWOOD, NJ — A delivery truck crashed through the wooden boards of the North Wildwood boardwalk Monday evening, prompting a swift response from police and the release of surveillance …
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Congresswoman who changed his name and gender says it’s ‘ridiculous’ to rename Gulf of Mexico
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Rep. Sarah McBride, who transitioned from male to female and legally changed her name from Tim to Sarah, blasted a House Republican-backed bill to rename the Gulf …
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YONKERS, N.Y. — Two Yonkers police officers were seen taking time out of patrol duties to play basketball with kids at Doyle Park, the department shared Thursday. Officers Robinson and …
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GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP, N.J. — Officers from the Gloucester Township Police Department joined law enforcement agencies from across New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware at Citizens Bank Park on Thursday for the …
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Jackson Memorial bowling program wins another state title
JACKSON, N.J. — The Jackson Memorial High School girls bowling team clinched the Shore Conference title this year, capping off a season of precision and persistence that brought home first-place …
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Jackson approves $438K plan to turn historic Rova Farms into community park
JACKSON, N.J. – Jackson Township is officially moving forward with plans to redevelop the long-dormant Rova Farms property into a public community park, after the Township Council approved a $438,432 …
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Hundreds expected for Brick’s 5th annual Town-Wide Yard Sale on May 17
Brick Township will host its fifth annual Town-Wide Yard Sale on Saturday, May 17, giving residents a community-wide opportunity to sell unwanted items and shop for bargains. With hundreds of …
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Murphy cuts cancer screening program from state budget
New Jersey Senate Republican Leader Anthony M. Bucco criticized Governor Phil Murphy’s proposed budget cuts to ScreenNJ on Wednesday, calling the reductions “deeply troubling and frankly, irresponsible.” The program has …
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New York State Troopers welcome veterans home from Honor Flight at Syracuse airport
Members of the New York State Police Troop D joined in honoring veterans returning from Honor Flight Syracuse – Mission 22 at Syracuse Hancock International Airport on Saturday. The Honor …
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Hog-nosed snake spotted on Ocean City beach sparks public interest, but poses no threat
A recent sighting of an Eastern Hog-nosed snake on the sands of Ocean City has captured public attention, prompting wildlife officials to educate residents and visitors about this native and …
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Mother of deceased Virginia infant now facing felony homicide charge
LYNCHBURG, Va. — A Lynchburg woman previously charged in connection with the death of her 5-month-old child is now facing a new and more severe charge of felony homicide, authorities …
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Deputies praised for safely guiding autistic child home after three-hour standoff in Bay County
Two Bay County Sheriff’s deputies are being recognized for their calm and compassionate response after assisting an autistic child who fled from his father’s vehicle and refused to return, prompting …
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23andMe customers genetic data could be sold as bankruptcy claim deadline nears
TRENTON, NJ – Millions of Americans’ DNA samples on file with a DNA sequencing service are at risk of being sold, and that’s bad new for the hundreds of thousands …
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Former New York City vigilante superhero reemerges in rural New Jersey, blaming Trump and Jews for overdevelopment
A man who used to don tights and a mask to walk the streets of New York City fighting drug dealers and gangbangers has reemerged in rural Jackson Township. After …
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As pressure mounts, Spadea increases attacks against any Republican who don’t support him
If you’re Bill Spadea, anyone who doesn’t support you is either a communist, a RINO (Republican in Name Only), or a ‘weak Republican. As pressure mounts against the former loud-mouth …
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New Jersey Pollen Levels Reach Peak: How to Avoid Allergies, What to Expect, and When Relief Is Coming
As spring blooms across New Jersey, pollen levels are hitting their peak, triggering sneezing, itchy eyes, and congestion for millions of residents. In April and May 2025, tree pollen from …
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Trump budget seeks $163 billion cut to non-defense spending in budget
President Donald Trump is proposing a sweeping $163 billion reduction in non-defense discretionary spending for the upcoming fiscal year, while significantly increasing funding for the U.S. military and border security, …