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Jackson Township officials subpoenaed by Department of Justice agents

June 30, 2021

Jackson Township Mayor selling his home for $1.2 million, according to MLS

June 24, 2021

Attorney General files lawsuit against Jackson Township over religious discrimination

April 27, 2021

Former Jackson Councilman Appointed to Murphy Handgun Regulation Commission

April 16, 2021

Jackson Township threatened with federal sanctions after stalling Department of Justice investigation

March 21, 2021

Jackson School District Swears in First Orthodox Jewish Resident to School Board

February 4, 2021

Jackson Mayor to rehire Lakewood Zoning Board law firm partner as chief legal counsel

January 4, 2021

Jackson Township says goodbye to longest serving councilman

December 16, 2020

Split Jackson Write-In Vote to Keep Jewish Candidate Off School Board Has Likely Failed

November 3, 2020

Jackson Mayor Reina Lined Up as Next District 12 Assemblyman

October 1, 2020

Jackson Township Just Hired the Lawyer Who Lost to the DOJ to Defend Against Federal RLUIPPA Lawsuit

September 29, 2020

Jackson Mayor’s Workplace Harassment Hearing Rescheduled for February 2021

September 17, 2020

Atlantic County Courts: Trial for Jackson Mayor’s Workplace Harassment Suit to be Postponed

September 15, 2020

AG William Barr Files Lawsuit Against Jackson Township Mayor, Council, Planning Board for Alleged Religious Discrimination

May 20, 2020

The End: Jackson Township Repeals Zoning Bans That Prevented “Lakewood Style” Development In Town

May 14, 2020

Jackson Council, Mayor To Repeal Religious Dormitory, Yeshiva Bans

May 8, 2020

More Resignations for Jackson Council? Special Meeting Announced for Tuesday

May 3, 2020

With Coronavirus Cases on the Rise, Jackson Township to Host Town Meeting on Tuesday

March 20, 2020

Campaign Targeting Jackson Township “Anti-Semitism” Buzzes Phones Across New Jersey

February 27, 2020

Jackson Zoning Board Re-approves 502 Apartments at ACUSA; New Ordinance Could Pave the Way for Hundreds More

February 11, 2020

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