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Ordinance to ban dormitories in Jackson to be heard Thursday evening

JACKSON-The Jackson Township clerk has announced the rescheduling of Tuesday night’s cancelled council meeting where the council was expected to vote on a controversial ordinance to ban dormitories within the township. The…

March 15, 2017

Follow the Money: Jackson Council Political Payouts are Mirror Image of Lakewood Political Powerbase

JACKSON-The Jackson Township council is preparing for a showdown with the Orthodox community this week as it considers a dormitory ban within its borders. Many in town are left wondering, is…

March 15, 2017

Jackson Township Put on Notice by Lawyer for "Religious Gerrymandering" Over Dorm Ban

JACKSON-The Township of Jackson, in New Jersey has been put on notice by a lawyer representing the growing community of Orthodox Jewish families within its borders. Robert L. Greene, a lawyer from D.C.…

March 13, 2017

NJ Legislators Scramble to Protect State from Dangerous Consequences of Bail Reform

JACKSON-When New Jersey voters approved a constitutional amendment that would give judges the ability to hold violent criminals behind bars until their trials without bail, nobody would have imagined the end result…

March 10, 2017

Report: Man Threatens to Kill Police With AK-47 if Released; Released by Judge Under NJ Bail Reform

A story coming out of Jersey City via the Star Ledger newspaper highlights the increasing absurdity of New Jersey’s bail reform and speedy trial act. After a known gang member assault a…

February 24, 2017

Toms River PBA Hosts Hockey Game to Support Injured Officer

TOMS RIVER-On January 4th, The New Jersey State Police notified the Toms River Police Department of a serious crash involving one of their own officers. Twenty eight year old Officer Brett Hansen…

February 21, 2017

Man who sunk dog with truck on frozen Toms River gets 180 days in Ocean County Jail

by Al DellaFave, OCPO TOMS RIVER-Andrew Mayer, 29, was sentenced today on his plea to Cruelty to Animals in the Third degree. The State was seeking a sentence of 364 days in…

February 17, 2017

Two Arrested After Stealing Car, Eluding Police

Two individuals from Laurence Harbor were arrested following an extensive search by Manchester Township Police Officers on Thursday, February 16, 2017, after the stolen vehicle they were traveling in crashed into a…

February 17, 2017

Ocean County Senior Population at Risk Under NJ Bail Reform

TOMS RIVER-Let’s face it, most criminals and drug addicts don’t have long term financial planners and they live life payday to payday to survive. That’s not to say these criminals are…

February 16, 2017

Seaside Park Bombing Terrorist Would Have Scored Lower Than Shoplifter Under NJ Bail Reform PSA?

A document making its rounds today purportedly shows a leaked training document claiming Ahmad Khan Rahami, the terrorist who was shot and captured in Linden after setting off bombs in Seaside Park and…

February 13, 2017

Toms River PBA: Bail Reform is a "Very Serious" Problem for Everyone Except Criminals

TOMS RIVER-Shore News Network has been called “fake news” by a man whose firm makes millions of peddling bail reform and strong armed by the NJ court system to try to get us…

February 12, 2017

Freeholders Oppose Flounder Restrictions

OMS RIVER – Noting the importance of the fishing industry on Ocean County’s economy, County officials are supporting federal and state representatives and recreational and commercial anglers who are in opposition to…

February 8, 2017

Search Continues for Body of Sarah Stern

FREEHOLD-On Friday, February 3, 2017, troopers from the New Jersey State Police Marine Bureau, Point Pleasant Station, began a secondary search of the Shark River for Sarah Stern’s remains, announced Monmouth County…

February 3, 2017

Two Charged for Murder of Missing Belmar Girl

FREEHOLD-Two Neptune City men have been charged in connection with the murder of 19 year-old Sarah Stern, who has been missing since early December, announced Monmouth County Prosecutor Christopher J. Gramiccioni. The…

February 2, 2017

Former Wall coach Dan Curcione appointed head football coach at Donovan Catholic

TOMS RIVER — A little less than two months removed from winning the South Jersey Group 3 title at Wall, Dan Curcione is moving on. Donovan Catholic announced Wednesday it named Curcione,…

February 2, 2017

Singer, Sweeney Want NJ Taxpayers to Pay More for Broken Bail Reform Costs

TRENTON-A new bill was introduced this week in the New Jersey State Senate to allow for tax increases to cover the added expenses of managing New Jersey’s new Bail Reform and Speedy…

February 2, 2017

90 Year Old Driver Crashes Into Tree, Three Houses Pulling Out of Her Driveway

by Capt. Todd Malland, MPD MANCHESTER– A 90-year-old Manchester woman was injured after she lost control of the vehicle while exiting her driveway and struck three houses and a tree in the…

January 26, 2017

Child Sex Offender Back on the Streets Shortly After Arrest Thanks to Bail Reform Law

LITTLE EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP-Chief Richard Buzby issued the following statement regarding a suspected child sex offender who has been released back into the community thanks to New Jersey’s new bail reform law.…

January 25, 2017

Council Members to Sit in at Future Meet the Mayor Sessions

JACKSON-The Jackson Township council on Tuesday said they will begin providing oversight at Mayor Michael Reina’s monthly “Meet the Mayor” sessions where he meets in a group setting with residents who may…

January 25, 2017

Berkeley Mayor Credits Township Workers for Speedy Cleanup After Nor'easter

BERKELEY-Berkeley Township, according to many published reports this week had nearly 3 inches of rain during the recent passing Nor’easter. It was the highest total rainfall amount of any town in New…

January 25, 2017

Moderate Flooding Reported on Long Beach Island

The passing Nor’easter that hit New Jersey on Monday, January 23, 2017 left portions of Long Beach Island in Harvey Cedars and Beach Haven Flooded. Photos provided by Beach Haven and Harvey…

January 24, 2017

On Corey Booker's Ben Franklin Fake Quote

“It is the first responsibility of every citizen to question authority.” – Benjamin Franklin That was a tweet sent out this morning by New Jersey Democrat Corey Booker. Unfortunately, we’re not so…

March 17, 2021

Ocean County Beach Replenishment Project Awarded to Weeks Marine

by Debra Hoover, NJDEP TRENTON-The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, working in partnership with the Department of Environmental Protection, has awarded a contract to construct long-awaited engineered beaches and dunes for the northern…

January 11, 2017

NJ Newspaper Public Notice Trough Grows to $1.6m in 10 Days. How Many Have You Read?

In December, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie waged war with New Jersey’s newspapers, some, like the local Gannett paper, Asbury Park Press, on life support from taxpayer funded public notice laws. Christie…

January 11, 2017

On the Sixth Day of Chanukah, Jackson Celebrated

by Linda Selznik JACKSON-On the sixth night of Chanukah, hundreds of residents, of all generations, braving a light but warm winter rain, were greeted by Honey and Bob Greenberg in the lobby…

January 4, 2017

Jersey Shore - Page 309

Ordinance to ban dormitories in Jackson to be heard Thursday evening

Follow the Money: Jackson Council Political Payouts are Mirror Image of Lakewood Political Powerbase

Jackson Township Put on Notice by Lawyer for "Religious Gerrymandering" Over Dorm Ban

NJ Legislators Scramble to Protect State from Dangerous Consequences of Bail Reform

Report: Man Threatens to Kill Police With AK-47 if Released; Released by Judge Under NJ Bail Reform

Toms River PBA Hosts Hockey Game to Support Injured Officer

Man who sunk dog with truck on frozen Toms River gets 180 days in Ocean County Jail

Two Arrested After Stealing Car, Eluding Police

Ocean County Senior Population at Risk Under NJ Bail Reform

Seaside Park Bombing Terrorist Would Have Scored Lower Than Shoplifter Under NJ Bail Reform PSA?

Toms River PBA: Bail Reform is a "Very Serious" Problem for Everyone Except Criminals

Freeholders Oppose Flounder Restrictions

Search Continues for Body of Sarah Stern

Two Charged for Murder of Missing Belmar Girl

Former Wall coach Dan Curcione appointed head football coach at Donovan Catholic

Singer, Sweeney Want NJ Taxpayers to Pay More for Broken Bail Reform Costs

90 Year Old Driver Crashes Into Tree, Three Houses Pulling Out of Her Driveway

Child Sex Offender Back on the Streets Shortly After Arrest Thanks to Bail Reform Law

Council Members to Sit in at Future Meet the Mayor Sessions

Berkeley Mayor Credits Township Workers for Speedy Cleanup After Nor'easter

Moderate Flooding Reported on Long Beach Island

On Corey Booker's Ben Franklin Fake Quote

Ocean County Beach Replenishment Project Awarded to Weeks Marine

NJ Newspaper Public Notice Trough Grows to $1.6m in 10 Days. How Many Have You Read?

On the Sixth Day of Chanukah, Jackson Celebrated

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