Young Audiences, Grunin Grant Program Kicks Off at Silver Bay

Jan. 2, 2019— Silver Bay Elementary School is the recipient of a program that will infuse the arts into its students’ educational experience, a unique opportunity being funded by a grant from the…

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Toms River North’s Wilbert Gets 100th Career Win Against Jackson Memorial

High School North’s wrestling coach, Bill Wilbert (kneeling left), recently celebrated his 100th career win with a victory over Jackson Memorial.…

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Andy Kim Lies to New Jersey Again, Votes “YES” for Nancy Pelosi

WASHINGTON, DC-It didn’t take freshman New Jersey Congressman Andy Kim, a hardline progress liberal, to break his first campaign promise. On the campaign trail, Andy Kim, who defeated Tom MacArthur in Ocean…

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Child Rapist, Man Who Sold Child For Sex, Drug Dealers Among Those Under Murphy, Grewal Protection in New Jersey, Taken Out by ICE

TRENTON-New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy and Attorney General Gurbir Grewal have effectively cut the U.S. Immigration and Customs department out of everyday life for police in New Jersey but a sweep last…

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ICE Arrests 105 Illegal Aliens in New Jersey After Murphy Police Directive

NEWARK, N.J. —Less than a week after New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal announced a statewide directive aimed at police officers in the state to cease working with the U.S. Immigration and…

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Ocean County to Light Up Christmas Tree on December 12th

TOMS RIVER – Elves, holiday music, hot apple cider and a brand new Christmas tree will be part of the festivities when Ocean County welcomes in the holidays at the official Ocean…

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Jackson Police Bid Farewell to Nearly 30 Year Veteran Officer

by Jackson Police Department JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ-Today the Jackson Police Department congratulates a member of the JPD family who is retiring after a long and esteemed career, as Police Officer Ralph Seda…

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Firefighters in Wall Township Save Home from Total Destruction During Fire

WALL TOWNSHIP, NJ-In the early morning on December 1st, the Wall Township police communications received a call for a reported structure fire on schoolhouse Rd. The township raised an alarm and the…

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Is the Party Over for Brick Democrats?

BRICK-A report today filed by Brick Township Democrat Stan Schick on PoliticsOC confirms what many have suspected for months, a strong divide is growing stronger every day within the Brick Township Democrats’…

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NJ Assemblymen Say Murphy Illegal Immigrant Bail Out is Irresponsible

TRENTON-New Jersey Assemblyman John DiMaio said this week, if the State of New Jersey has extra cash laying around, it should go towards public education and schools and not defend illegal immigrants…

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Lakewood Measles Outbreak Continues to Grow

LAKEWOOD-Two more confirmed cases of measles have been reported in Lakewood this week, raising the total number of infected to 18. The Ocean County Health Department has issued a warning regarding exposure…

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Toms River Councilman: Murphy Should Apologize to Toms River Businesses Affected by Route 166 Debacle

by Daniel Rodrick, Councilman, Toms River Township Nearly 25,000 motorists use that intersection each day and to make matters worse, shoppers are avoiding the area. These businesses depend on the weeks between…

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Wall Latest Township to Rally Against Large Private Christmas Light Shows

by Daniel Brateris WALL, NJ-An 11-year local Christmas tradition and longstanding successful fundraising effort will not be allowed to return to Wall Township this Christmas Season, according to an open letter to…

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New Jersey Mayor Turns Off the Lights at Popular Old Bridge Christmas Attraction that Helps Disabled Veterans

Old Bridge,NJ-Each year, for the past 15 years, Thomas and Kris Apruzzi have decorated their home in Old Bridge Township for Christmas and each year, many came from miles around to see…

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Toms River Students, Vietnam Veterans Help to Feed 350 Families for Thanksgiving

Submitted by Michael Kenny TOMS RIVER,NJ-The partnership between Walnut Street Elementary and the Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 200 continued this year as Barbara Tracey’s 5th grade class at the school helped…

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Ocean City Worker Pleads Guilty to $4m Healthcare Fraud

CAMDEN, N.J. – An Ocean County, New Jersey, man today admitted defrauding New Jersey state health benefits programs and other insurers out of more than $4 million by submitting fraudulent claims for…

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Dissecting Governor Phil Murphy’s Epic Failure in Season’s First Snowfall

Governor Phil Murphy said November winter storm caught state by surprise, despite ample warning from multiple reliable weather forecasters. TRENTON-Phil Murphy was caught with his pants down on Thursday as millions of…

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5th Annual Ugly Christmas Sweater 5K and 1 mile Kids Jolly Jog

Come run or walk the merriest 5K and 1/2 mile kid’s jog of the year! All Saints Regional Catholic School invites you to wear your most embarrassing Christmas sweater to our 5th…

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Star Studded “Unbreakable” Event Helps Students Find Ways to Find Kindness

TOMS RIVER-Thanks to the Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office, UNBREAKABLE, a forum against bullying, will come to RWJBarnabas Health Arena Nov. 15. The event will feature Marie Unanue, author of The Adventures of…

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Toms River Students Learn Local History Through Cemetery Visit

TOMS RIVER-Mr. Vernachio’s AP Environmental Science students from High School North and High School East visited Riverside Cemetery this week. Although the annual trek coincides with Halloween, there is nothing intentionally spooky…