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Jackson council quietly approves settlement in lawsuit by private girls high school

Arace appears to have won the Manchester mayoral election

Reina says Jackson Township will buy Leesville Road land approved for private school complex

“Phil Murphy is delusional” shore legislators say as governor says New Jersey prepared for immigrant buses

Shore Republican leaders to back GOP incumbent Reina for Jackson mayor

Toms River Lawyer Involved in Council Spying Case Pushes to Quash Discovery in Township Bias Discrimination Suit

Nearly All Ocean County Officials Laugh Off Half-Baked Attempt to Form New Republican Party

Ocean County GOP Bounces Back After Previous Chairman, Allies Party Funds

Forget Student Loans, Powerful Shore Republican Fat Cat Had $196,000 COVID Loan Forgiven

Toms River Mayor Hill Launches Taxpayer Funded Newspaper

How High Did Spying Operation Against Toms River School Board Member, Councilman Go…Did Mo Know?

Toms River School Superintendent’s Excuse for Cancelling Columbus Day Doesn’t Add Up

Toms River School Board Member Speaks Out Against NJEA Attack on Parents on Fox News

Toms River Council President Implicated in Spying Operation Against Cop, Fellow Councilman

Toms River Lawyer Refuses to Resign After Caught Spying on Councilman, Wife

‘Creepy’ Toms River Attorney Paid Private Investigator $8,000 to Spy on Councilman

Report: Brick Mayor John Ducey Stepping Down to Become Judge

Reefer Madness? Shore Republicans Sound Alarm on Dangers of Legalized Marijuana

After Crushing Defeat, Ginny Haines Caught Emptying Out GOP Headquarters in Toms River

Jackson’s New Dumpster Ordinance Sketchy, As Town Moves to Simplify Overburdening Requirement

Toms River Invokes Phil Murphy Lockdown Order to Push Constitutionally Questionable Teen Curfew

Mo Hill Republicans Were Election Day Losers in Toms River’s County Committee Primary

Murphy Administration Threatened Shore Town Mayors Who Expressed Pop-Up Party Concerns

Toms River’s Geoghegan Fired, Dems and Republicans United in 5-0 vote

Ocean County Sheriff Calls for Divided Republican Party to Reunite Under Him