Toms River political feud erupts over controversial ‘police’ fundraiser that’s not for local cops

TOMS RIVER, N.J. — A scheduled fundraiser at the Clarion Hotel has sparked political infighting in Toms River, as local resident Paul C. Williams issued a blistering public statement accusing organizers of…

New Jersey News·Police Blotter·Political Crime and Corruption

Toms River School District Caught Up in Political Campaign

TOMS RIVER, N.J. — Toms River Regional Schools Superintendent Michael Citta is being called out for using school resources to promote a political candidate and for attempting to suppress discussions about the…

New Jersey News·School and Education News·Toms River News

Grand Ol’ Man of the Ocean County GOP Passes at 88

LACEY TOWNSHIP, N.J. — Senator Carmen Amato, Jr., Assemblyman Brian Rumpf, and Assemblyman Gregory Myhre expressed their deep condolences following the passing of John C. Parker, the Chairman of the Ocean County…

New Jersey News

Jackson Township’s 2024 Budget Shows Tax Decrease, A Rarity in New Jersey

The Jackson Township Municipal operating budget has been released to the public, and Mayor Michael Reina is pleased to announce that the municipal tax rate will go down slightly in 2024 for…

Community News·New Jersey News

Jackson Township Council Moves to Increase Oversight at Jackson MUA

JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – The Jackson Township Council is seeking additional oversight on the independent Jackson Township Municipal Utilities Authority by placing an additional member of the public on the six-member commission.…

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New York Among States Stripping Rural Communities’ Ability to Fight Green Energy Agenda

Blue States Are Stripping Rural Counties Of Ability To Prevent Green Energy Takeover Of Their Communities Nick Pope on December 17, 2023 Several blue states have deprived rural counties of the ability…

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Iranian Cyberterrorist Group Targeting U.S. Water Infrastructure: Is New Jersey Next?

TRENTON, NJ – The war between Hamas and Israel has hit close to home as Iranian-backed cyberterrorists have announced they are targeting U.S. water systems. They have already hacked into a municipal…

Community News·New Jersey News

New Jersey Approves Fourth Major Offshore Wind Farm; Off LBI Coast

LONG BEACH ISLAND, NJ – There will be another offshore wind turbine farm off the coast of New Jersey. New Jersey’s Board has approved a project located off the shore of Long…

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Governor Murphy announces commercial vehicle restrictions on New Jersey highways, state of emergency

TRENTON, NJ – The New Jersey State Police has issued a commercial travel restriction across several interstate highways in New Jersey as a nor-easter moves into the area tonight. Wind gusts overnight…

New Jersey News·Police Blotter·Travel

Deep Blue New England Is At Risk Of Blackouts This Winter

Deep Blue New England Is At Risk Of Blackouts This Winter Jack McEvoy on October 17, 2022 New England, a region home to six states that are deeply Democratic, may experience…

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VASQUEZ: As Biden And The Squad Saddle Taxpayers With A Student Loan Bailout, Americans Push Back

VASQUEZ: As Biden And The Squad Saddle Taxpayers With A Student Loan Bailout, Americans Push Back David Vasquez on September 29, 2022 Following the first federal lawsuit against the Biden administration’s…

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Fed Unveils Bleak Forecast In Another Troubling Sign For The Economy

Fed Unveils Bleak Forecast In Another Troubling Sign For The Economy John Hugh DeMastri on September 7, 2022 The Federal Reserve released its Beige Book report on the nation’s economic health on…

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Bressi Drops Out of Jackson Race, Endorses Reina; Glory Keeps the Ill-Gotten Cash

JACKSON, NJ – Vietnam war veteran and a former longtime member of Jackon’s Township council Ken Bressi today suspended his campaign for council and announced his support for incumbent Mayor Michael Reina.…

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Coal Plants Are Being Kept Online To Prevent Blackouts As Green Transition Falters

Coal Plants Are Being Kept Online To Prevent Blackouts As Green Transition Falters Jack McEvoy on August 10, 2022 Coal plants in four states are keeping their plants online in order to…

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Obituary: New Jersey Assemblyman Ronald Dancer, 73

Obituary of Ronald S. Dancer Ronald S. Dancer, age 73, of New Egypt passed away Saturday, July 23 at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. Born in Trenton to…

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253 New Houses Planned on Eastern Side of Jackson

JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – An application to build 253 more housing units on the eastern side of Jackson will be heard on June 15th at town hall. The large project will stretch…

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Mon Power and Potomac Edison Now Subscribing Solar Energy Customers in West Virginia

SRECs are certificates that represent the environmental attributes of solar power and prove solar energy was generated on the purchasers’ behalf. For every megawatt hour of solar renewable electricity generated, one SREC is…

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Veris Residential, Inc. Reports First Quarter 2022 Results

JERSEY CITY, N.J., May 4, 2022 — Veris Residential, Inc. (NYSE: VRE) (the “Company”) today reported its results for the first quarter 2022. FIRST QUARTER 2022 HIGHLIGHTS Net income (loss) of $…

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FirstEnergy Teams with Herbert Henderson Office of Minority Affairs

FirstEnergy will coordinate with the state agency on a weekly basis to share employment opportunities at the company that will be disseminated by HHOMA to minority job seekers in West Virginia. The…

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‘Directly Reward The Chinese Communist Party’: US Green Groups Under Fire For Opposition To Solar Tariffs

‘Directly Reward The Chinese Communist Party’: US Green Groups Under Fire For Opposition To Solar Tariffs Thomas Catenacci on April 11, 2022 Trade reform advocates are calling out the Solar Energy Industries…

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Toms River political feud erupts over controversial ‘police’ fundraiser that’s not for local cops

Toms River School District Caught Up in Political Campaign

Grand Ol’ Man of the Ocean County GOP Passes at 88

Jackson Township’s 2024 Budget Shows Tax Decrease, A Rarity in New Jersey

Jackson Township Council Moves to Increase Oversight at Jackson MUA

New York Among States Stripping Rural Communities’ Ability to Fight Green Energy Agenda

New Jersey Approves Fourth Major Offshore Wind Farm; Off LBI Coast

Governor Murphy announces commercial vehicle restrictions on New Jersey highways, state of emergency

Deep Blue New England Is At Risk Of Blackouts This Winter

VASQUEZ: As Biden And The Squad Saddle Taxpayers With A Student Loan Bailout, Americans Push Back

Fed Unveils Bleak Forecast In Another Troubling Sign For The Economy

Bressi Drops Out of Jackson Race, Endorses Reina; Glory Keeps the Ill-Gotten Cash

Coal Plants Are Being Kept Online To Prevent Blackouts As Green Transition Falters

Obituary: New Jersey Assemblyman Ronald Dancer, 73

253 New Houses Planned on Eastern Side of Jackson

Mon Power and Potomac Edison Now Subscribing Solar Energy Customers in West Virginia

Veris Residential, Inc. Reports First Quarter 2022 Results

FirstEnergy Teams with Herbert Henderson Office of Minority Affairs

‘Directly Reward The Chinese Communist Party’: US Green Groups Under Fire For Opposition To Solar Tariffs

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