Toms River Mayor, Council to Expand Police EMS Services

TOMS RIVER, NJ – The Toms River Township Council has introduced an ordinance that would create eight new jobs within the Toms River Police Department in the form of emergency service operators…

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Toms River Votes to Remove Fees for Animal Adoption, Extend Shelter Hours

TOMS RIVER, NJ – The Toms River Animal Shelter, currently operating at full capacity, has initiated significant changes to promote animal adoptions. Many of the shelter’s animals have been residents for over…

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Police Warn Illegal ATV Riders at Warren Grove

The Stafford Township Police Department is responding to a significant number of complaints regarding All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV) use in the Warren Grove area. While acknowledging that ATV riding is a popular activity…

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West Long Branch Police Issue Parking Reminder Ahead of Snowfall

WEST LONG BRANCH, NJ – In anticipation of overnight snowfall, the West Long Branch Police Department reminds residents of the borough’s parking regulations during snow events. According to Borough Ordinance 7-3.4, no…

East Brunswick Implements Parking Restrictions Due to Snowfall

EAST BRUNSWICK, NJ – In light of the recent snowfall, the East Brunswick Police Department reminds residents of the parking restrictions on snow-covered streets. According to Ordinance § 209-31, parking is prohibited…

Arson Investigation Initiated After Mayoral Candidate’s Car Torched in Portland

PORTLAND, OR — The Portland Police Bureau has commenced an arson investigation following the destruction of a vehicle belonging to Rene Gonzalez, a local commissioner and mayoral candidate, on Friday morning. The…

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Woman Chosen to Lead Jackson Planning Board in New Year

JACKSON, NJ – The Jackson Township Planning has named a woman to lead the board in 2024, naming former educator Michelle Campbell as the chairwoman. The vote by the board was historic…

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Portland Police Open Arson Probe After Car Set Ablaze Outside Tough-On-Crime Mayoral Candidate’s Home

Portland Police Open Arson Probe After Car Set Ablaze Outside Tough-On-Crime Mayoral Candidate’s Home Robert Schmad on January 12, 2024 Police are looking into a potential arson outside the home of a…

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South Hackensack Police: Vehicles Must be Removed from Roads in Snow

SOUTH HACKENSACK, NJ – The South Hackensack Police Department has issued a reminder to residents that, in accordance with township ordinance #205-29, all vehicles must be removed from public roadways when they…

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Montclair Issues Winter Storm Parking Advisory

MONTCLAIR, NJ – Montclair residents received a reminder regarding parking regulations in anticipation of the expected winter storm this weekend. In compliance with City Ordinance 327-25, residents are advised to avoid parking…

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Parsippany Reminds Residents of Snow Emergency Rules Ahead of Storm

PARSIPPANY, NJ – In anticipation of a snowstorm expected on Saturday, Parsippany officials have issued important guidelines for residents regarding parking and snow removal. Residents are reminded that parking on snow-covered public…

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Bethlehem Township Officials Declare Snow Emergency

BETHLEHEM TOWNSHIP, PA – The Township of Bethlehem, in Northampton County, Pennsylvania, has declared a Snow Emergency effective from 12 pm Saturday, until 6 am Sunday. The declaration was announced by the…

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Winter Storm Watch in Fair Lawn with Expected Mixed Precipitation

FAIR LAWN – The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Watch for Fair Lawn, effective from 6:00 p.m. Saturday to 6:00 p.m. Sunday. The forecast predicts mixed precipitation, starting as…

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‘More Will Come’: DCNF Reporter Says More Illegal Migrants Will Flock To California Over Taxpayer-Funded Health Care

‘More Will Come’: DCNF Reporter Says More Illegal Migrants Will Flock To California Over Taxpayer-Funded Health Care Jennie Taer on January 2, 2024 A Daily Caller News Foundation reporter said Tuesday that…

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Toms River’s New Mayor, Council Takes Office

TOMS RIVER, NJ – Toms River Township has a new mayor and on Tuesday, Dan Rodrick and is council team consisting of Craig Coleman, Lynn O’Toole, and Tom Nivison were sworn into…

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Holmdel Police Remind Residents to Pay their Annual Fire and Burglar Alarm Fees

HOLMDEL TOWNSHIP, NJ – As the new year approaches, the Holmdel Township Police Department is reminding residents about Ordinance 4.1, which regulates alarm systems in the township. This ordinance is applicable to…

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‘Breaking Point’: Sanctuary City Mayors Beg Biden Admin For More Help In Addressing Migrant Crisis

‘Breaking Point’: Sanctuary City Mayors Beg Biden Admin For More Help In Addressing Migrant Crisis Jennie Taer on December 27, 2023 The mayors of New York City, Chicago and Denver asked the…

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Toms River Mayor’s Illegal Basement Renovation Project Raises Red Flags

TOMS RIVER, NJ – If you want to sell your home in Toms River, Mayor Maurice Hill’s certificate of occupancy inspection ordinance could set the process back weeks, even months. That is…

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New York Among States Stripping Rural Communities’ Ability to Fight Green Energy Agenda

Blue States Are Stripping Rural Counties Of Ability To Prevent Green Energy Takeover Of Their Communities Nick Pope on December 17, 2023 Several blue states have deprived rural counties of the ability…

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State Supreme Courts To Decide The Fate Of Multiple Pro-Life Laws

State Supreme Courts To Decide The Fate Of Multiple Pro-Life Laws Kate Anderson on December 16, 2023 Several state Supreme Courts heard oral arguments on abortion cases this week, as a result…

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Toms River Mayor, Council to Expand Police EMS Services

Toms River Votes to Remove Fees for Animal Adoption, Extend Shelter Hours

Police Warn Illegal ATV Riders at Warren Grove

West Long Branch Police Issue Parking Reminder Ahead of Snowfall

East Brunswick Implements Parking Restrictions Due to Snowfall

Arson Investigation Initiated After Mayoral Candidate’s Car Torched in Portland

Woman Chosen to Lead Jackson Planning Board in New Year

South Hackensack Police: Vehicles Must be Removed from Roads in Snow

Montclair Issues Winter Storm Parking Advisory

Parsippany Reminds Residents of Snow Emergency Rules Ahead of Storm

Bethlehem Township Officials Declare Snow Emergency

Winter Storm Watch in Fair Lawn with Expected Mixed Precipitation

Toms River’s New Mayor, Council Takes Office

Holmdel Police Remind Residents to Pay their Annual Fire and Burglar Alarm Fees

Toms River Mayor’s Illegal Basement Renovation Project Raises Red Flags

New York Among States Stripping Rural Communities’ Ability to Fight Green Energy Agenda

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