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Travel from Only 13 States Allowed Into NJ Without Quarantine, Murphy Declares

Brick Township Trick-Or-Treat Is On Says Mayor Ducey

Venue at Lighthouse Station named Community of the Year

Nominations Open for Delaware Governor’s Volunteer Awards; Deadline is Oct. 18

Shore News Rated Higher than Fox News, MSNBC By NewsGuard, Enters Top 1,000 News Sites in America

Toms River School Board Wants Your Feedback to Handle “New Era of Leadership” After Healy

Nightmare at Gravity Hill Open for 2020 Season in Jackson

FRA celebrates National Disability Employment Awareness Month

New Jersey Industrial Sector Staying Strong Despite Pandemic Restrictions

New Study Shows Most Americans Feel Safest at Home

Watch as Jill Biden Socially Distances Joe Biden from Reporters

Police Officers Cheered Entering Bar, Now City Wants Investigation of EO Violations

Geoghegan’s Howell Recreation Shut Down Could Last Two More Weeks

Ocean Medical Center Team Members Awarded Forfar Nursing Scholarships

Howell Mayor Berger, Council, Sports League Pressure Forces Reversal of Geoghegan’s Youth Sports Lockdown

Orthodox Jewish Residents in Brooklyn Burn Masks to Protest Cuomo Plan to Limit Religious Services

Phil Murphy Administration Releases Pandemic Halloween Rules and Guidelines

13 Howell Township Houses to Avoid on Halloween, According to State Police Sex Offender Database

Brooklyn Orthodox Jews Protest Cuomo Cluster Shutdowns, $15,000 Mass Gathering Fines

Fact Check: Did Biden Say Quarantine Made Possible by Black Women Stocking Supermarket Shelves