Jackson councilman applauds restoration of Columbus Day, calls move a victory for Italian Americans

JACKSON, NJ – A Jackson Township councilman is celebrating the federal government’s decision to once again recognize Columbus Day, following President Trump’s move to restore the holiday’s name after several years of…

Jackson Pathfinders invite community to explore, preserve town’s growing trail network

JACKSON, NJ – The Jackson Pathfinders, a volunteer group devoted to maintaining and promoting the township’s woodland trails, is inviting residents to join their upcoming planning meeting as they continue work on…

Before His Fight for Jackson, Fallen Superhero Chris Pollak Wanted to Fight the Pope

JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – A New Jersey council candidate known for his fiery online tirades and unhinged, pre-scripted rants is facing backlash after declaring in a YouTube interview this March, that the…

Jackson council candidate Chris Pollak's past comes back with his affiliation to anti-Trump, Anti-Republican group "Fags Fight Back"

Jackson Council Candidate Chris Pollak Silent on Fags Fight Back March at NYC Pride Parade

JACKSON, N.J. – A local karate instructor and small business owner, Chris Pollak, has launched a campaign for Jackson Township Council — but his past ties to a radical anti-fascist group in…

Teen killed in head-on crash on East Veterans Highway in Jackson

Fatal collision in Jackson Township leaves teen driver dead JACKSON TOWNSHIP, N.J. – A 16-year-old boy was killed Wednesday evening when his car was struck head-on by a pickup truck that crossed…

Jackson mourns the passing of longtime legal counsel Jerry Dasti

Jackson, NJ – The Jackson Township community is mourning the loss of Jerry J. Dasti, a respected attorney and longtime legal counsel whose decades of public service left an enduring mark on…

Jackson Council launches “Meet the Council” and “Council Hours” sessions with residents

Jackson Township Council President Mordy Burnstein has announced that the members of the Jackson council will soon be offering “Meet the Council” sessions and “Council Hours”, where elected representatives will be able…

Jackson council to appoint new mayor following Reina resignation

Jackson, NJ – Township officials will convene a special meeting Friday morning to appoint a new mayor after the resignation of longtime Mayor Michael Reina. According to the Township Council agenda, the…

Jackson launches winter wrestling program for 2025-26 season

Jackson, NJ – Registration is now open for Jackson Recreation’s 2025-2026 winter wrestling season, which will run from November 18 through February 26. Practices will be held at Jackson Township Middle School…

Ciattarelli rallies with Jackson GOP hopeful in local fight over schools, housing, and taxes

Jackson, NJ – Republican gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli made a campaign stop in Jackson Township this week, sitting down with council candidate Al Couceiro to outline a joint plan they say will…

Public Notice: Jackson Council Takes Action on Ordinances

TOWNSHIP OF JACKSON ORDINANCE NO. 2025-33 Ordinance 2025-33 AUTHORIZING THE PURCHASE OF CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY KNOWN AS LOT 2, BLOCK 12913 A/K/A 39 GEORGIAN BOULEVARD NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the aforementioned…

Public Notice: Jackson Council to Host Special Meeting October 3rd

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a Special Meeting of the Jackson Township Council will be held as follows: Date: October 3, 2025 Time: 10:30 A.M. Place: Jackson Township Municipal Building located at 95…

Activist with ties to radical leftist group running for office in Republican stronghold of Jackson

JACKSON, NJ – Small business owner, Chris Pollak, a karate instructor and owner of Hybrid Combat Karate school in Jackson Township, has announced he is running for town council in one of…

Mikie Sherrill campaign backpeddles on forced merger plan, just lawyers and transportation for Toms River, Lakewood, Jackson

TOMS RIVER, NJ – Mikie Sherrill, the far-left progressive Democrat candidate running for governor of New Jersey, is now backpedaling after claiming she wants to force smaller and financially delinquent school districts…

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Jackson councilman applauds restoration of Columbus Day, calls move a victory for Italian Americans

Jackson Pathfinders invite community to explore, preserve town’s growing trail network

Before His Fight for Jackson, Fallen Superhero Chris Pollak Wanted to Fight the Pope

Jackson Council Candidate Chris Pollak Silent on Fags Fight Back March at NYC Pride Parade

Teen killed in head-on crash on East Veterans Highway in Jackson

Jackson mourns the passing of longtime legal counsel Jerry Dasti

Jackson Council launches “Meet the Council” and “Council Hours” sessions with residents

Jackson council to appoint new mayor following Reina resignation

Jackson launches winter wrestling program for 2025-26 season

Ciattarelli rallies with Jackson GOP hopeful in local fight over schools, housing, and taxes

Public Notice: Jackson Council Takes Action on Ordinances

Public Notice: Jackson Council to Host Special Meeting October 3rd

Activist with ties to radical leftist group running for office in Republican stronghold of Jackson

Mikie Sherrill campaign backpeddles on forced merger plan, just lawyers and transportation for Toms River, Lakewood, Jackson

Jackson landlords to face new rental bureau, higher fees and stricter inspections

Departing Jackson Mayor Promises Smooth Transition in Resignation Letter

Jackson Mayor Steps Down: Reina Resigns

Jackson Council Hopeful Chris Pollak’s Apartment Landord Donated $10,000 to Help Mayor Reina Win in 2022

Mikie Sherrill Says Merge Toms River, Jackson, and Brick Schools with Lakewood

Jackson Republican Al Couceiro Endorses Ciattarelli for Governor, Urges Unity to Save Town, New Jersey

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