Jack Ciattarelli’s Opposition to Mikie Sherrill’s Forced LGBTQ School Curriculum Plan Sparks Outrage Among New Jersey Gay Rights Activists
Trenton, NJ – The battle for New Jersey’s governor’s office erupted this week after Democratic candidate Mikie Sherrill declared she would push LGBTQ curriculum in state schools without allowing parents to opt…
Throwback Thursday: The Stillwalk Manor in Seaside Heights
The Haunting Legacy of Stillwalk Manor: A Dark Ride Lost to Time Nestled along the bustling boardwalk of Seaside Heights, New Jersey, Casino Pier has long been a beacon of summer fun,…
Jackson Township Council Celebrates Police Department Promotions and Welcomes New Officer
JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – The Jackson Township Council proudly welcomed a new Class II Special Police Officer and celebrated the promotions of several distinguished members of the Jackson Township Police Department during…
Jackson Township Council Says Food Pantry Rat Infestation, Health Issues at Police HQ Must Be Fixed
JACKSON TOWNSHIP, N.J. — Feeding the hungry in Jackson might have to be put on hold as township officials deal with a rat problem. The Jackson Township Council is calling for an…
Baltimore Mayor Scott Says Internet Equity and Inclusion Project Going Well Citywide
BALTIMORE— Mayor Brandon M. Scott and the Baltimore City Office of Broadband and Digital Equity (BDE) released a report Wednesday detailing significant advancements in broadband access and digital inclusion efforts across the…
A New Cafe Opens in Jackson, Inviting the Community to Enjoy Fresh Coffee and Baked Goods
JACKSON, N.J. – Jackson Township Councilman Giuseppe Palmeri visited The Haven Café on South New Prospect Road, showing support for the newly opened local business and its owner, Ari. Palmeri shared his…
National Park Service Has Pulled the Plug on Stagnant Sandy Hook Barracks Revitalization Program
SANDY HOOK, NJ – The long-stalled Fort Hancock revitalization project, a 25-year effort to breathe new life into the decaying historic district within Gateway National Recreation Area, has been officially terminated by…
Adorable pup Pete back at shelter and searching for a forever home
JACKSON, N.J. — A playful and loving puppy named Pete is once again searching for a home after an unsuccessful adoption. The eight-month-old mixed breed was recently adopted but returned to the…
Manchester police, community take the plunge for charity at annual event
MANCHESTER, N.J. — The 12th annual Penguin Plunge at Harry Wright Lake brought together Manchester police officers, school district staff, and community members for a fundraising event this past weekend. Participants braved…
Teen soccer player hosts free clinic to support Jackson kids in need for Eagle Scout project
JACKSON, N.J. — A 14-year-old Jackson Soccer Club player is turning his passion for the game into an opportunity to help others. Liam Kohute, who has been playing soccer since he was…
Global Entry event to be held in Wall Township on March 15
WALL TOWNSHIP, N.J. – U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers from the New York Field Office and the Port of New York/Newark will conduct in-person interviews for conditionally approved Global Entry…
New Jersey continues March lineup of St. Patrick’s Day parades
TRENTON, N.J. — From the boardwalks to the suburbs, St. Patrick’s Day celebrations are taking over New Jersey in March with parades across the state. Festivities will feature bagpipers, Irish dancers, marching…
Gustavo Juarez-Perez of South Toms River charged for killing wife Saturday night
SOUTH TOMS RIVER, N.J. — A South Toms River man has been charged with murder after authorities say he killed his wife in their home Saturday night. Gustavo Juarez-Perez, 38, was arrested…
Highway sign to be dedicated in honor of fallen Jackson police officer
JACKSON, N.J. — A highway in Jackson Township will be dedicated in honor of Officer Robert “Robbie” Ventura, who died in the line of duty on March 18, 2001. The dedication ceremony…
Toms River Mourns Loss of Beloved High School Principal
TOMS RIVER, N.J. — Raymond James Ryan, a longtime principal of Toms River High School North and a respected community leader, died Thursday at the age of 83. Ryan, who served as…
Fundraiser launched to support family of late Fanwood police officer
FANWOOD, N.J. — The Fanwood Police Benevolent Association has launched a fundraiser to support the family of Officer Carlos Gonzalez, who passed away on March 5 after a long battle with lymphoma.…
Community rallies to support Sanchez family after tragic loss of Lodi teen
LODI, N.J. — The family of Ezra Sanchez, a 17-year-old Lodi High School senior who died in a car accident on March 2, is receiving an outpouring of support from the community.…
Mandatory Court Appearance Required if You Get Caught in This Howell Area
HOWELL TOWNSHIP, N.J. — Howell police have designated four “Target Enforcement Areas” in response to resident complaints about traffic violations, the department announced. The areas include Salem Hill Road, Arnold Boulevard, Newtons…
Jackson Liberty cheerleaders win state and national championships
JACKSON, N.J. — The Jackson Liberty High School cheerleading team secured the state championship title on February 23, 2025, while also earning the prestigious Sportsmanship Award. A week later, the team traveled…
Crate Team announces slate for Brick municipal election
BRICK, N.J. — The Crate Team for Brick has announced its Democratic candidates for the upcoming municipal election, with Mayor Lisa Crate and Councilwoman Heather deJong seeking re-election alongside council candidates Dan…
Jackson honors Innovative Martial Arts as Small Business of the Month
JACKSON, N.J. — The Jackson Township Council recognized Innovative Martial Arts as its Small Business of the Month for January 2025, highlighting the school’s contributions to the community. Councilman Giuseppe Palmeri made…