OP-ED: PRESIDENT TRUMP’S HIGHER LOYALTY by: Steven Rogers

OP-ED: PRESIDENT TRUMP’S HIGHER LOYALTY by: Steven Rogers As former FBI Director James Comey has been making several media rounds promoting his book, “A Higher Loyalty”, an overwhelming number of book review…

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Tornado Strikes Pennsylvania Shopping Center

WILKES-BARRE,PA-Wilkes-Barre police confirmed an F2 tornado struck a shopping plaza here in Northeastern Pennsylvania late Wednesday evening. According to the National Weather Service, a severe thunderstorm moved across Luzerne County between 930 and…

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New Egypt Speedway Celebrates Veterans with Night at the Racetrack

New Egypt, – At the Salute to Our Veterans Night at New Egypt Speedway, Dominick Buffalino marched to his first win of the season in the Modified feature. Connor King took the…

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McCormick Hopes Democrats Will Choose Her Over Questionable Bob Menendez in Primary

In a letter to the editor, New Jersey Democrat Lisa McCormick is hoping she can defeat Robert Menendez, who has been at the forefront of several federal corruption trials. Although Menendez’s trial…

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Would Legalized Marijuana Affect Insurance Claims and Road Safety in New Jersey?

by Francis M. Smith, Esq. TRENTON-New Jersey’s recently elected Governor Phil Murphy is expected to legalize recreational marijuana, giving rise to questions on road safety and accident rates. Identifying the impact of marijuana intoxication…

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Liberty’s Keenan Goes Deep in Front of Cousin, Todd Frazier in Jackson

JACKSON-Connor Keenan, the cousin of New York Mets’ third baseman Todd Frazier put on a show for the Major Leaguer on Monday when he hit a home run for his Jackson Liberty…

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Iron Man Cal Ripken, Jr. Will Be in Brick Township April 30th

BRICK-Cal Ripken, Jr., the former Baltimore Orioles “Iron Man” will visit the Brick Township Roy Rogers on Brick Boulevard on Monday, April 30th from 5-6pm. Roy Rogers has entered into a partnership with…

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Op-Ed: Thompson Opposes Democrat Push for Automatic Voter Registration at MVC, Parole Board, etc.

by Samuel Thompson, NJ-12 Assembly, TRENTON-Voting is one of the greatest privileges we have as Americans. The trends in election turnout are disheartening and prove that we need to do more to…

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Jackson Council Appoints GOP Insider to Embattled Zoning Board Seat

JACKSON-The Jackson Township Council has filled a vacant seat on the Jackson zoning board for the fifth time in just over one year. Joseph Sullivan, a GOP operative was quickly approved by…

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What Caused the Deadly East River Helicopter Crash?

Five passengers were killed after a helicopter chartered for a private photoshoot crashed into New York City’s East River on Sunday, only the pilot survived, authorities have confirmed. According to the Federal…

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Is a Monster Storm Headed for the Jersey Shore This Weekend?

Reports on Facebook and Twitter are trending. A “huge monster” storm is heading for New Jersey this weekend, but a local and trusted amateur meteorologist says maybe not. Bob “Weatherman” Burger operates…

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New Jersey Interstate Black Market Gun Trafficking Ring Members Indicted

TRENTON – Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal today announced that a state grand jury has returned an indictment charging seven members of a major gun trafficking ring in Camden with first-degree racketeering, including…

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Eagles Fans Run Amok After Win: “Horrific” Scenes

Between stolen horses, burning Christmas trees, calls for Homeland Security and reports of multiple injuries, the Philadelphia police faced all-out mayhem in the hours following the Eagles’ Super Bowl win on Sunday.…

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OCVT Hosts Open House February 1st

Thursday, February 1st is the OCVTS District Open House from 6:30-8:30PM at the Brick, Jackson, Little Egg Harbor, Toms River and Waretown centers. OCVTS offers over 30 career programs for high school…

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PGA players take cover in Hawaii missile panic

Top golfers at the PGA Tour’s Sony Open in Hawaii were among those caught up in the panic Saturday after the mistaken transmission of an alert warning of an incoming ballistic missile.…

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Trump Praises Iranian Protesters, Assails ‘Brutal and Corrupt’ Regime

U.S. President Donald Trump praised Iranian protesters Tuesday, saying they were “finally acting against the brutal and corrupt” regime in Tehran, even as Iran’s supreme leader accused the government’s enemies of stirring…

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Brick’s Million Dollar Healthcare Fraud Gets 5 Years in Prison

ttorney General Christopher S. Porrino and the Office of the Insurance Fraud Prosecutor (OIFP) announced that a former Brick Township employee today was sentenced to five years in state prison for stealing…

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New Jersey Police ‘Charge’ A Squirrel With Criminal Mischief

The hunt launched by police in Sea Girt, New Jersey, for a vandal who damaged a popular Christmas lights display ended Saturday morning with the arrest of a squirrel. The police uploaded…

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$10,000 Ocean First Foundation Grant Improves Jackson Science Lab

by Phil Stilton The St. Aloysius School was the recipient of a $10,000 grant from the Ocean First Foundation’s Model Classroom grant. Each year, the Ocean First Foundation chooses area schools to…

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Attorney General Charges Jersey Town Council for Civil Rights Violations; Seeks to Take Back $3.4 Million in Green Acres Funding

From the Office of Christopher Porrino, NJ Attorney General TRENTON – Likening the conduct of Mahwah township officials to 1950s-era “white flight” suburbanites who sought to keep African-Americans from moving into their neighborhoods,…

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