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NJ Only State With Total Indoor Dining Ban; Now Restaurant Owners Plan to Fight Back

Murphy Administration Cites Non-Definitive South Korean Study as Case for Extended Gym Closures

German Supermarket Lidl to Open New Stores in Brick, Little Egg Harbor and 8 Others in NJ

As Remote Learning Increases, So Does Remote Child Exploitation, 21 Arrested Today

Asbury Cops Admit Vandalizing Car of Person Who Filed Complaint Against Them

Rodrick Urges Toms River Residents to Support Local Restaurants as Murphy Assault Against Industry Continues

Hoboken Wanted to Fine Residents for Breathing Fresh Air, But Council Voted it Down

Red’s Trevor Bauer Is a True Sports Fan Hero as He Takes on the MLB Machine During COVID-19

Now Out of Prison, Former Jackson Businesses Administrator Jose “Joey” Torres Wants His State Health Plan Back

Milwaukee Jane: Christine Todd Whitman is the Jane Fonda of the Republican Party

Murphy Contact Tracing Marketing Heavily Targets Black and Latino Communities

JBRC Ribbon Cutting Grand Opening PR

Another NJ Politician Wants Fines For COVID-19 Infractions, Like Not Wearing a Mask in Public

Murphy Says Gyms, Restaurants Might Reopen Before COVID-19 Vaccine is Available

Murphy Denies Responsibility for Deaths In Nursing Home After State Order to Facilities to Accept COVID-19 Patients

Union County Men Indicted for Violent Robbery Spree

Toms River Council to Approve Hinds Road Land Sale to Anonymous LLC on Tuesday

Sketchy Toms River Land Sale Traces Back to Completely Anonymous LLC

Sold by Toms River Township to Anonymous PO Box LLC for $250,000, Could Be Worth 21% more than $750,000 Appraisal

After Jackson Mansion Party, Phil Murphy Reverses Course on Reopening NJ

Judy: No New COVID-19 Deaths, No New Reports of Inflammatory Syndrome in Children

Should Toms River Be Selling Protected Land at Auction to Real Estate Developers?

Toms River Sells $750,000 Silverton Land Tract in $250,000 Fire Sale to Anonymous Post Office Box in North Dover

Murphy’s Law Forces Brick to Cancel August 6th Summerfest Concert

McGuckin Law Firm Earned Nearly $2,000,000 in Public Contracts in 2019 According to New Report