Family Research Council Applauds Trump Administration for Protecting Faith-Based Adoption Providers

Family Research Council applauds the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) for announcing a proposed regulatory change to ensure that the government may not punish adoption providers who operate according to…

Government News·New Jersey News·Politics

Ocean Medical Center Foundation Awarded $10,000 Major Grant from The Provident Bank Foundation

Hackensack Meridian Health Ocean Medical Center Foundation has been awarded a Major Grant in the amount of $10,000 from The Provident Bank Foundation to help improve the care and support provided to…

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Ducey Democrats Sweep Brick Election

BRICK-Mayor John Ducey’s team of Democrats in Brick were successful last night on two fronts. Ducey removed his political foe, James Fozman, who had switched parties after a tumultuous year in 2018…

New Jersey News·Politics

Mayor Ducey Fulfills Promise Against Shooters, Drug Dealers Who “Created Terror” in Brick Township

“Those kids came out crying,” – Mayor John Ducey of the students locked down after student shot. BRICK TOWNSHIP-Two shootings of teenagers just days apart shocked the residents of Brick Township, once…

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Jackson Township’s New Animal Cruelty Law Allows for Ritual Slaughter of Animals

JACKSON-Jackson Township this week will vote on an ordinance that will prohibit the cruelty of animals but offers an exemption in the case of slaughtering creatures during religious rituals. The new ordinance…

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Editorial: Patch Reporter Karen Wall Not Fit to Moderate Toms River Mayoral Debate

TOMS RIVER-Karen Wall, a reporter for the former AOL-owned Patch, a network of hyper-local community news and blog sites will be moderating a debate between Jonathan Petro and Maurice Hill on Thursday,…

New Jersey News

Pallone Takes on Youth Tobacco Epidemic in New Jersey

Perth Amboy, NJ – Today, Congressman Frank Pallone, Jr. (NJ-06) updated the public on his legislative efforts to address the youth tobacco epidemic, and his oversight efforts related to the increase of…

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Two Area Business Owners Graduate from SBA Emerging Leaders Class

NEWARK, NJ – From a Fair Haven-owned IT/computer repair shop to a veteran-owned automotive repair and towing business in Toms River, 11 New Jersey small business owners graduated from the U.S. Small…

Business News

Two Jersey Men Charged for Bribing Postal Workers

NEWARK, N.J. – Two New Jersey men were sentenced today to prison terms for their roles in a scheme to bribe mail carriers to steal credit cards from the mail, U.S. Attorney…

New Jersey News·Police Blotter

Letter: The Putrid Smell of Patronage Politics Stinks Worse than Monmouth County Dump

AS TINTON FALLS DUMP CONTINUES TO SMELL AND ELECTION IS COMING UP – CLEAR CONFLICTS BETWEEN MONMOUTH COUNTY AND TINTON FALLS OFFICIALS On January 30th of 2019, over 300 local residents…

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SCOTUS Relists NJ Cheeseman Carry Case

As previously reported, October 1, 2019 was a date of several possible implications concerning the Second Amendment. The Supreme Court of the United States had on their conference calendar Cheeseman v Polillo…

New Jersey News

Here’s What Happened to the Last Home Purchased by the Ocean County Freeholders

JACKSON-Many in government have objected to criticism of the Ocean County Board of Chosen Freeholder’s $1,000,000 purchase of a home in Toms River, but that criticism is deeply rooted in the past…

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New Jersey Assemblyman Hal Wirths Calls on DOJ to Halt Murphy/Grewal Immigrant Trust Directive

TRENTON-Hal Wirths, a conservative Republican running for re-election with Assemblyman Parker Space, owner of Space Farms Museum is calling upon the Department of Justice to investigate Governor Phil Murphy and Attorney General’s…

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Atlantic City Mayor Stole $87,000 From Youth Basketball Team, Resigns

CAMDEN, N.J. – The mayor of Atlantic City today admitted to defrauding contributors to a youth basketball team of more than $87,000, U.S. Attorney Craig Carpenito announced. Frank Gilliam, 49, of Atlantic…

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Brick Township Council Meeting Erupts Into Partisan Bickering, Attacks

BRICK TOWNSHIP-A recent meeting of the Brick Township Council saw tempers flare as tension between former Democrat Councilman James Fozman and his Democrat peers on the township council have apparently boiled over.…

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NJ Sanctuary Illegal Charged with Kidnapping 15 Year Old Girl

NEWARK, N.J. – A Passaic County, New Jersey, man has been charged by indictment with kidnapping a 15-year-old girl and transporting her to Ohio, as well as with being in the United…

New Jersey News·Police Blotter·Politics

New Jersey Announces Funding to Expand Small Business Exporting

The New Jersey Office of Export Promotion announced today that it has been awarded $900,000 in federal funds for a program that supports small-business owners looking to export goods. “New Jersey’s diverse…

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Approved! New VA Hospital to be Built in Brick Township, Not Toms River

TOMS RIVER-A source who wishes to remain anonymous within New Jersey Congressman Andy Kim’s inner circle this week has confirmed that the new Ocean County Veterans Administration (VA) hospital will…

New Jersey News

New Jersey BAC to Host Free Webinar on Exporting

The New Jersey Business Action Center (NJBAC) will host a free webinar titled, ‘Grow Your Business Through Exporting’ this month. All New Jersey business owners are invited to join the webinar on…

Business News

Toms River Proposes Two Acre Zoning in North Dover, Elected Officials Respond

TOMS RIVER-Toms River officials on Friday drafted a resolution to lower the zoning on houses of worship in North Dover from 10 acres to 2 acres. That ordinance which was drafted for…

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Family Research Council Applauds Trump Administration for Protecting Faith-Based Adoption Providers

Ocean Medical Center Foundation Awarded $10,000 Major Grant from The Provident Bank Foundation

Ducey Democrats Sweep Brick Election

Mayor Ducey Fulfills Promise Against Shooters, Drug Dealers Who “Created Terror” in Brick Township

Jackson Township’s New Animal Cruelty Law Allows for Ritual Slaughter of Animals

Editorial: Patch Reporter Karen Wall Not Fit to Moderate Toms River Mayoral Debate

Pallone Takes on Youth Tobacco Epidemic in New Jersey

Two Area Business Owners Graduate from SBA Emerging Leaders Class

Two Jersey Men Charged for Bribing Postal Workers

Letter: The Putrid Smell of Patronage Politics Stinks Worse than Monmouth County Dump

SCOTUS Relists NJ Cheeseman Carry Case

Here’s What Happened to the Last Home Purchased by the Ocean County Freeholders

New Jersey Assemblyman Hal Wirths Calls on DOJ to Halt Murphy/Grewal Immigrant Trust Directive

Atlantic City Mayor Stole $87,000 From Youth Basketball Team, Resigns

Brick Township Council Meeting Erupts Into Partisan Bickering, Attacks

NJ Sanctuary Illegal Charged with Kidnapping 15 Year Old Girl

New Jersey Announces Funding to Expand Small Business Exporting

Approved! New VA Hospital to be Built in Brick Township, Not Toms River

New Jersey BAC to Host Free Webinar on Exporting

Toms River Proposes Two Acre Zoning in North Dover, Elected Officials Respond

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