Jackson Township - Page 46 of 80

School District: Complaints About Juice in Jackson Unfounded

Jackson residents should not fear juice, according to a statement made on the district’s website today. A message on Facebook caused a stir in Jackson Township on Thursday over bad juice being…

December 1, 2017

Jackson’s Annual Christmas Tree Lighting Saturday, December 2nd

On Saturday, December 2nd from 4:30-6:00pm Jackson Township will host it’s annual Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony. This event will take place at the Municipal Building at 95 West Veterans Highway and is…

November 30, 2017

Lighting the Menorah to Benefit the Jackson Food Pantry on December 12th

Chanukah is the Jewish Festival of lights. This year a local Jewish Organization is teaming up with a local gift shop and bringing light to those who need it most. On Tuesday,…

November 29, 2017

Councilman Nixon: Jackson’s Division Between Orthodox and Non-Orthodox Must End Now

JACKSON-The township council of Jackson which has drafted a large number of ordinances aimed to curb the growth of Orthodox Jews here is now singing a different tune after it was issued…

November 28, 2017

John Maneri Announces Candidacy to Become Next Jackson Mayor; Will Audit Possible Torres Corruption in Jackson

JACKSON-John Maneri has announced his candidacy for mayor of Jackson Township in the upcoming November 2018 election. Maneri, a Trump supporting Republican, is the first candidate to officially announce their candidacy, hoping…

November 26, 2017

VAAD Denies Claim of Backing Jackson School Board Candidate

LAKEWOOD-The Lakewood VAAD, an influential community council serving Orthodox residents here has denied claims that it had endorsed any candidates in the recent Jackson Township School Board election. In that election, longtime…

November 12, 2017

Jackson Residents Overwhelmingly Vote Dey Back on School Board

JACKSON-Sharon Dey, a long time school board member who narrowly lost her re-election bid in 2016 came back strong on Election Day to win her 2017 election campaign. Also winning on election…

March 17, 2021

Mayor: Swastika in Jackson Park to be Treated as Hate Crime

JACKSON-Today, the Jackson Township Police Department reported a depiction of a swastika and penis dragged into mulch at the township-owned Woodlane Park and Mayor Michael Reina condemned the incident. “The Township of…

November 3, 2017

Jackson Memorial Band Wins State Championship

by Jonathan Wood JACKSON-All one had to do was walk outside this past Saturday, take a deep breath, look at the deep blue sky and feel that it was the perfect day.…

October 30, 2017

Jackson Councilman: No Plan to Ban Portable Toilets After Complaint Against Orthodox

JACKSON-The Jackson Township council has appeared to have chosen to hold it in this time when it comes to legislating behaviors associated with its growing Orthodox Jewish population. Last week, councilman Robert Nixon…

October 30, 2017

State Senator at Odds with Jackson Council Over Orthodox Eruvs

JACKSON-New Jersey State Senator Samuel D. Thompson advised Jackson Township Council members and Mayor Mike Reina against waging a battle with the Orthodox Jewish population in Jackson over the installation of a…

October 29, 2017

Administrator: No County Patronage Job for Jackson Councilman

TOMS RIVER-A report by PoliticsOC, a political insider news website, reported that Jackson Township Councilman Barry Calogero was possibly being groomed for an Ocean County patronage job. In that report, editor Gavin…

October 29, 2017

Brick Republican Pleads Guilty to Fondling Jackson Teenager; Loses County Patronage Job

BRICK – A former Brick Township councilman who was facing criminal sexual contact and child endangerment charges pleaded guilty in August to simple assault. Daniel Toth, 40, was accused of touching the…

October 26, 2017

Watchdog Group Accuses Jackson Council of Wrongdoing Over Affordable Housing Ordinance

Highview Homes, LLC, will not have to go before the township zoning board to build 216 affordable housing apartment units in a 7 building, three-story apartment complex on Larsen Road courtesy of…

October 26, 2017

Annual Jackson Day event- Saturday October 28th

You are invited to come out and celebrate Jackson Township’s Annual Clean Communities Jackson Day Harvest Festival taking place on Saturday, October 28th, rain or shine, at John F. Johnson Jr. Memorial…

October 24, 2017

Trouble Continues to Plague Jackson Zoning Board after Another Member Resigns

JACKSON-Larry Schuster was appointed just over one week ago to the troubled Jackson Township zoning board, but this week resigned, before his first meeting. Schuster, the owner of Schuster’s Car Wash in…

October 20, 2017

Jackson Man Who Took Teen to Ohio Charged by Police

by Ralph Stocco, TRPD TOMS RIVER-On October 13th the Toms River Police Departments Criminal Investigations Bureau and the New Jersey State Police Missing Persons Unit initiated an investigation related to a missing…

October 19, 2017

Kim Guadagno Addresses Anti-Semitism Claims in Jackson, Mahwah

In an interview this week with Hamodia, an Orthodox Jewish newspaper, Lt. Governor Kim Guadagno was asked about what the paper called a growth in anti-semitism across New Jersey, specifically citing Mahwah…

January 22, 2019

Police: Missing Toms River Teen Found Safely in Ohio in Company of 18 Year Old Jackson Man

TOMS RIVER-Police today said 13-year-old Antonella Marino has been found safe in Ohio in the company of a man from Jackson. “Late last evening a police agency in Ohio located Toms River…

October 18, 2017

Prohibition on Smoking in the Park Lifted for Jackson Day

JACKSON-The Jackson Township Council has proposed to allow a smoking tent at this year’s Jackson Day family day festival. According to a resolution, township code 121-8 which prohibits smoking on all township…

October 10, 2017

Public Records Reveal Jackson Business Administrator, Mayor Feared Charlottesville Style Attacks During Town’s Battle Against Orthodox Jews

JACKSON-As the situation got tense during township council meetings this summer over a battle between the Jackson Township Council and the Orthodox Jewish community regarding the construction of eruvs, emails released this…

October 5, 2017

Jackson Township - Page 46

School District: Complaints About Juice in Jackson Unfounded

Jackson’s Annual Christmas Tree Lighting Saturday, December 2nd

Lighting the Menorah to Benefit the Jackson Food Pantry on December 12th

Councilman Nixon: Jackson’s Division Between Orthodox and Non-Orthodox Must End Now

John Maneri Announces Candidacy to Become Next Jackson Mayor; Will Audit Possible Torres Corruption in Jackson

VAAD Denies Claim of Backing Jackson School Board Candidate

Jackson Residents Overwhelmingly Vote Dey Back on School Board

Mayor: Swastika in Jackson Park to be Treated as Hate Crime

Jackson Memorial Band Wins State Championship

Jackson Councilman: No Plan to Ban Portable Toilets After Complaint Against Orthodox

State Senator at Odds with Jackson Council Over Orthodox Eruvs

Administrator: No County Patronage Job for Jackson Councilman

Brick Republican Pleads Guilty to Fondling Jackson Teenager; Loses County Patronage Job

Watchdog Group Accuses Jackson Council of Wrongdoing Over Affordable Housing Ordinance

Annual Jackson Day event- Saturday October 28th

Trouble Continues to Plague Jackson Zoning Board after Another Member Resigns

Jackson Man Who Took Teen to Ohio Charged by Police

Kim Guadagno Addresses Anti-Semitism Claims in Jackson, Mahwah

Police: Missing Toms River Teen Found Safely in Ohio in Company of 18 Year Old Jackson Man

Prohibition on Smoking in the Park Lifted for Jackson Day

Public Records Reveal Jackson Business Administrator, Mayor Feared Charlottesville Style Attacks During Town’s Battle Against Orthodox Jews

Jackson Councilman Demands Town Enforce Right of Way Ordinance

Berkeley Township Adds Veteran Only Parking at Town Hall

Berkeley Township Hosting Medicare Change Seminars for Seniors

In Honor of Police, Mayor Has Blue Line Painted at Township Sports Complex

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