Big Brother is Here: NJ Police To Electronically Monitor and Charge People Not Wearing Masks in Parks

FREEHOLD BORO, NJ – The Freehold Boro Police Department is taking Governor Murphy’s public wearing of facemasks seriously and have announced they will be cracking down on violators. “Freehold Borough parks and…

New Jersey News

Done Deal! Mo Hill Approves Residential Development with “Meeting Rooms”

TOMS RIVER, NJ – A zoning change approved by the township council last week will double the number of homes that can be built on a 50-acre tract of land near the…

Ocean County News

Toms River Doubles Homes to Be Built in North Dover & Approves “Meeting Rooms” on Open Space.

TOMS RIVER, NJ – A zoning change approved by the township council last night will double the number of homes that can be built on a 50-acre tract of land near the Lakewood…

New Jersey News·Ocean County News

Toms River Councilman Turnbach wishes Councilman Rodrick would talk behind closed doors like the rest of us

TOMS RIVER, NJ – Councilman Terrance Turnbach, one of two Democrats on the Township Council, while approving a 50 home development with two “meeting halls” in North Dover expressed his frustration with…

Government News·New Jersey News

Open Letter to Mayor Michael Reina: McGuckin Loses for Jackson Again, It’s Time to Fire Him and Hire a Winner

JACKSON, NJ – New Jersey Assemblyman Gregory McGuckin was promoted by Mayor Michael Reina to the lead legal counsel in January of 2020, but McGuckin saw the denial of Jackson Parke North…

New Jersey News·Ocean County News

Ginny Haines Touts New $56.8 Million Social Services Building in Toms River

TOMS RIVER – Ocean County officials are preparing to construct a new building at 1027 Hooper Avenue to house programs administered by the Ocean County Board of Social Services and a number…

New Jersey News

Starting Today, Wildwood’s Old Downtown District Becomes a Open Air Outdoor Dining District

Wildwood, NJ – In anticipation of Governor Murphy’s Phase II re-openings, Mayor Pete Byron used his executive power to close Pacific Avenue to traffic to help businesses be able to use the Right-of-Way…

Business News·Cape May County News

Are Belmar Beaches Open? Here’s What You Need to Know During COVID-19

BELMAR, NJ – As of Memorial Day weekend, Belmar beaches and the boardwalk are open to the public. The Belmar Boardwalk will be open to pedestrian traffic only. Social Distancing Guidelines will…

Monmouth County News

Are Beaches Open in Asbury Park? Here are the rules and Guidelines for 2020

ASBURY PARK, NJ – As of June 15th, the Asbury Park beaches are open 7 days a week and a beach badge is required. Currently, season beach badge sales are closed. No…

Monmouth County News

Mayor Says No Drinking on Seaside Heights Boardwalk

SEASIDE HEIGHTS, NJ – There will be no drinking of alcoholic beverages on the Seaside Heights Boardwalk this summer, after all, it’s a family town these days. That’s the word from Mayor…

New Jersey News·Ocean County News

$500,000 Lawyer McGuckin No Show at at Second Toms River Council Meeting

TOMS RIVER, NJ – Toms River Mayor Maurice “Mo” Hill and the Toms River Council, minus one council-member approved a nearly half-million-dollar legal contract for New Jersey Assemblyman Gregory P. McGuckin last…

Ocean County News·Politics

Here’s What Outdoor Restaurant Dining Will Look Like Under Murphy’s Law

TRENTON, NJ – We can’t figure out if this is science, like that which he reportedly ignores from his chief medical and health experts or just a dictator gone mad. Here’s the…

Breaking News·Business News

Berkeley Residents Eligible for Discounted Flood Insurance Premiums

BAYVILLE, NJ – Mayor Carmen Amato has good news for the nearly 2,700 homeowners who have flood insurance policies in Berkeley Township. Your flood insurance premiums are coming down another 5% bringing…

Ocean County News

Outdoor Restaurant Dining Coming to Toms River, Pending Murphy Approval

TOMS RIVER, NJ – The Toms River Township Council has approved a resolution that would allow for temporary outdoor dining during the COVID-19 public health emergency. The ordinance amends the township land-use…

Business News·Community News

Outdoor Restaurant Dining Approved in Brick Township, Here’s Who’s Doing It…

BRICK TOWNSHIP, NJ – At their May 12 meeting, the Brick Township Council will consider an ordinance that will make it easier for restaurants to establish outdoor dining areas. The ordinance establishes a…

Business News·New Jersey News

AG William Barr Files Lawsuit Against Jackson Township Mayor, Council, Planning Board for Alleged Religious Discrimination

JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – The Jackson Township governing body, including Mayor Michael Reina and other members of the Jackson Township Council and Jackson Township Planning Board were served today with a federal…

New Jersey News

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Big Brother is Here: NJ Police To Electronically Monitor and Charge People Not Wearing Masks in Parks

Done Deal! Mo Hill Approves Residential Development with “Meeting Rooms”

Toms River Doubles Homes to Be Built in North Dover & Approves “Meeting Rooms” on Open Space.

Toms River Councilman Turnbach wishes Councilman Rodrick would talk behind closed doors like the rest of us

Open Letter to Mayor Michael Reina: McGuckin Loses for Jackson Again, It’s Time to Fire Him and Hire a Winner

Ginny Haines Touts New $56.8 Million Social Services Building in Toms River

Starting Today, Wildwood’s Old Downtown District Becomes a Open Air Outdoor Dining District

Are Belmar Beaches Open? Here’s What You Need to Know During COVID-19

Are Beaches Open in Asbury Park? Here are the rules and Guidelines for 2020

Mayor Says No Drinking on Seaside Heights Boardwalk

$500,000 Lawyer McGuckin No Show at at Second Toms River Council Meeting

Here’s What Outdoor Restaurant Dining Will Look Like Under Murphy’s Law

Berkeley Residents Eligible for Discounted Flood Insurance Premiums

Outdoor Restaurant Dining Coming to Toms River, Pending Murphy Approval

Outdoor Restaurant Dining Approved in Brick Township, Here’s Who’s Doing It…

AG William Barr Files Lawsuit Against Jackson Township Mayor, Council, Planning Board for Alleged Religious Discrimination

Pine Beach Says Zero Tolerance During Murphy’s Law, Especially When It Comes to Jumping Off the Pier

The End: Jackson Township Repeals Zoning Bans That Prevented “Lakewood Style” Development In Town

Jackson Council, Mayor To Repeal Religious Dormitory, Yeshiva Bans

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