CAPE MAY, NJ – The holiday season is lighting up the shore as Harry’s Ocean Bar & Grille welcomes back its beloved Christmas pop-up, Jingle Bar, starting November 22, 2024. …
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TOMS RIVER, NJ — Northern Ocean Habitat for Humanity has been awarded a $50,000 grant from Lowe’s to support critical home repair projects for five homes in northern Ocean County, …
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Toms River man arrested after dropping gun in church, falsely claiming to be police officer
POINT PLEASANT BEACH, NJ — A Toms River man was arrested Sunday morning after allegedly dropping a gun inside a church and falsely claiming to be a law enforcement officer, …
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New Jersey Moves to Enact Legal Sanctuary State Protections Against Federal Government’s Planned Deportations
TRENTON, N.J. — Two opposing bills are fueling intense debate in New Jersey over the state’s approach to immigration enforcement, with one proposal advancing protections for undocumented immigrants and the …
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Amber Alert: Philadelphia Sisters Go Missing, Police Asking Community to Keep an Eye Out
PHILADELPHIA, PA — The Philadelphia Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in locating missing juvenile sisters Kamiyah Bryant, 14, and Sanijah Rivers, 9, who were last seen together …
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Toms River Welcomes New VA Clinic, New Jobs and Better Veteran Healthcare to the Community
TOMS RIVER, N.J. — The VA New Jersey Healthcare System announced the official opening of its new Toms River Clinic at 1051 Hooper Avenue, set to welcome its first patients …
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ALEXANDRIA, VA — Officers from the Alexandria Police Department and deputies from the Alexandria Sheriff’s Office joined forces to spread holiday cheer, delivering Thanksgiving meals to families in need across …
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New Jersey’s War on Fun Continues: After Plastic Straws and Bags, Bird Feeders Are in the Crosshairs, What’s Next?
New Jersey is at it again, and this time it’s bird feeders. That’s right—the state that’s already banned plastic straws, plastic bags, and even plans to phase out gas-powered cars …
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TOMS RIVER, NJ – Ocean County Commissioner Frank Sadeghi paid a visit to Luke, an 11-year-old entrepreneur and founder of the up-and-coming startup “Luke’s Firewood,” to discuss the challenges of …
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Everything You Need to Know About Mountainville, New Jersey, Home of a New Geological Fault Line
MOUNTAINVILLE, N.J. — The quaint village of Mountainville in Hunterdon County, known for its scenic charm and historic quirks, has found itself at the center of an unexpected geological discovery. …
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Wildwood was absolutely buzzing with excitement today, as Morey’s Piers and the iconic boardwalk have teased a major announcement. The speculation is wild, the guesses are creative, and the suspense …
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New Jersey proposes law to standardize battlefield cross memorials with traditional symbols
TRENTON, N.J. — A proposed bill in New Jersey seeks to require all battlefield cross memorials across the state to include the symbolic configuration of a vertical rifle, helmet, boots, …
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TRENTON, N.J. — The New Jersey Assembly Commerce, Economic Development and Agriculture Committee has approved a bill that would impose new restrictions on bird feeders as part of broader efforts …
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WOODBRIDGE, NJ — A man shopping in a New Jersey supermarket with his registered service animal—a miniature horse—has drawn attention and controversy, with the owner threatening legal action against those …
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New Jersey Little Leaguer crowned national champ at MLB’s Pitch, Hit & Run finals, gets tickets to World Series
JACKSON, NJ — Is a future Aaron Judge or Derek Jeter living right here in Jackson? Only time will tell. Out of more than 46,000 participants across the country, 10-year-old …
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UTICA, N.Y. — A 19-year-old woman was killed and two others were injured during a series of violent incidents in the early hours of Friday, according to the Utica Police …
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Toms River planning board rejects five-story apartment complex over non-conforming issues
TOMS RIVER, N.J. — The Toms River planning board has denied a proposal to build a five-story apartment complex with ground-floor retail in the downtown district, citing zoning violations, traffic …
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WESTAMPTON TWP. — Tensions flared during a Westampton Township Committee meeting this week as residents criticized Burlington County Commissioners Director Felicia Hopson and other officials over a new emergency shelter …
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A U.S. Army veterantrading camouflage for a badgebegins his career with the Myrtle Beach Police Department
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. — The Myrtle Beach Police Department has announced the addition of a new officer to its ranks following his recent graduation from the South Carolina Criminal Justice …
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BUDD LAKE, N.J. — New Jersey State Police Colonel Patrick J. Callahan returned to his hometown Thursday to speak with seventh graders at Mt. Olive Middle School, emphasizing the importance …
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Toms River Township Recognizes Lifelong Community Service of Former Mayor Joseph Vicari
TOMS RIVER, N.J. — The Toms River Township Council recognized retired Ocean County Commissioner Joseph Vicari on Tuesday night, honoring his extensive public service career and community contributions. The ceremony …
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Jersey City proposes cultural arts district to drive economic growth in Journal Square
JERSEY CITY, NJ — Mayor Steven M. Fulop and the Jersey City Redevelopment Authority (JCRA) introduced an ordinance at Wednesday’s City Council meeting to establish a Cultural Arts Special Improvement …
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Toms River Mayor’s Plan to Simplify Town’s Confusing and Inconsistent Beuracratic Structure Approved by Council
In a recent announcement, Toms River Mayor Dan Rodrick introduced a plan to reorganize the town’s bureaucratic structure, targeting what he describes as “confusing and inconsistent” designations for departments and …
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Fox’s Jonathan Turley Says Judge In Hush Money Case Could Count Trump’s Upcoming Presidency As Community Service
George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley said Tuesday that the judge overseeing President-elect Donald Trump’s hush money case could count Trump’s upcoming presidency as community service. Judge Juan Merchan, …
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Toms River to Require Utility Companies to Pay For and Fully Pave Roads After They’re Dug Up
TOMS RIVER – The township of Toms River, New Jersey, is advancing an ordinance requiring utility companies to properly repave roads they dig up, particularly if the roads have been …