On the Agenda: Jackson Township Council Meeting – February 14, 2017

JACKSON-The Jackson Township Council will host their first meeting of month on Tuesday, February 14th at the Jackson Township Administration Building. On the agenda, the council is expected to approve the purchase…

Government News

Jackson Council Attacks Local News Magazine, Union Labor over "Exorbitant Fees"

PRESS RELEASE JACKSON,NJ-The Jackson Township Council has criticized JTOWN Magazine over the local news magazine’s support of American union labor in a recent outburst at a town hall meeting. The township council lashed…

Business News

Dog Shot by Police During Home Raid Rehabilitated by Associated Humane Society

LACEY TWP-A dog that was shot in a police raid on a home in Orange in undergoing rehabilitation at the Associated Humane Society and is getting ready to return to her home.…

Community News·New Jersey News·Police Blotter

New Jersey Police Detective Speaks Out Against Bail Reform

After our coverage last week regarding the problems associated with New Jersey bail reform, many police officers have contacted us thanking us, but very few would go on the record criticizing the…

Government News·Jersey Shore News·New Jersey News·Police Blotter

Black History Month Spotlight: Frederick Douglas

Frederick Augustus Washington Bailey was born into slavery on the Eastern Shore of Maryland in February 1818. He had a difficult family life. He barely knew his mother, who lived on a…

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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…

Jersey Shore News·Police Blotter·Politics

Trump's Busy First Week as President of the United States Summarized

WASHINGTON, DC- Much to the dismay of his liberal opponents, but to the pleasure of the other half of America who supported this new president, Donald Trump’s administration outlined the President’s first…

Government News·Politics

Toms River Township Takes Heat for Latest Round of Beach Sand Replenishment in Ortley Beach

Toms River Township will use money from a $5 million capital bond from 2016 to replace the berms that were washed away during last week’s nor’easter that hit the Jersey Shore. The…

Community News

BTHS Ballers 4th Annual Free Throws for a Cure

Students at Brick Township High School raised money to help a student in need with a heart ailment. Sophomore Jacob Basilotto, 16, was born with a congenital heart defect, HLHS. He is…

Community News·Local Sports News

Stafford Police Officers Workout to Help Family in Need

STAFFORD TWP- Stafford Police Officers Anthony Vincent and Jacob Conner participated in a CrossFit competition that benefited a local family in need. “The Rudd family are coping with a sick child and the benefit…

Police Blotter

Women Arrive in New Jersey for Women's March

PRESS RELEASE-On Saturday January 21, hundreds of women, their families, and their allies arrived in our state’s capital city to participate in the Women’s March on Trenton. The day’s events included 40…

Politics

New Jersey Tries to Collect 25 Year Old $106 Debt from Ex-Resident

The long arm of New Jersey’s tax collectors can extend across time and state boundaries. A former Howell Township resident this week received a notice from the New Jersey Department of Labor…

Community News·New Jersey News·US and World News

Fundraising CPR training

PRESS RELEASE For immediate release Steve Ross First Aid & CPR, LLC 888-242-4259 Steve@FirstAid.org First Aid & CPR, LLC, www.FirstAid.org, an off-site training company that brings the life-saving skills of CPR and…

Community News

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…

Community News·Jersey Shore News·New Jersey News

NJ correction officer caught smuggling marijuana to juvenile offenders

Attorney General Christopher S. Porrino announced that a senior correction officer at the Garden State Youth Correctional Facility in Yardville, N.J., was indicted today on charges that he smuggled marijuana and tobacco…

Police Blotter

Jackson Police Blotter: December 28-January 3, 2017

The following is a sample of incidents that Patrol Officers recently responded to or were involved with. This does not represent all of the calls for service that were responded to during…

Police Blotter

Brick Township questioned over $1.7 million in budget transfers

BRICK-Brick Township resident Vic Fanelli questioned the Brick Township Council’s $1.7 million in budget transfers over two months. The council transferred another $805,000 worth of budget items in December. “$805,000, that was…

Politics

Man Who Threatened to Commit Mass Murder in Toms River Bank Robbery Caught

by Ralph Stocco, TRPD TOMS RIVER-On December 22nd, Toms River Detective Randy Petrick, arrested and charged a Toms River Man with robbery. The charges stem from a December 20th incident at the…

Police Blotter

Resident: Brick In-House Electrician Numbers Don't Add Up

BRICK-Despite a drastic cost savings for the township after hiring former contractor Antonio Santos to a full time job with an $80,000 salary plus benefits, Brick resident George Scott said something didn’t…

Politics

Don Trump Wins Election for Third Time

by Phil Stilton NEW YORK CITY-Donald Trump has become the only President in history who has had to continue campaigning long after his Election Day victory. Nothing that liberal losers Jill Stein…

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On the Agenda: Jackson Township Council Meeting – February 14, 2017

Jackson Council Attacks Local News Magazine, Union Labor over "Exorbitant Fees"

Dog Shot by Police During Home Raid Rehabilitated by Associated Humane Society

New Jersey Police Detective Speaks Out Against Bail Reform

Black History Month Spotlight: Frederick Douglas

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

Trump's Busy First Week as President of the United States Summarized

Toms River Township Takes Heat for Latest Round of Beach Sand Replenishment in Ortley Beach

BTHS Ballers 4th Annual Free Throws for a Cure

Stafford Police Officers Workout to Help Family in Need

Women Arrive in New Jersey for Women's March

New Jersey Tries to Collect 25 Year Old $106 Debt from Ex-Resident

Fundraising CPR training

Ocean County Beach Replenishment Project Awarded to Weeks Marine

NJ correction officer caught smuggling marijuana to juvenile offenders

Jackson Police Blotter: December 28-January 3, 2017

Brick Township questioned over $1.7 million in budget transfers

Man Who Threatened to Commit Mass Murder in Toms River Bank Robbery Caught

Resident: Brick In-House Electrician Numbers Don't Add Up

Don Trump Wins Election for Third Time

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