NEWS

Stop & Shop was evacuated while crews attended to the compactor fire. (Photo courtesy OCSN)

Compactor Fire Shuts Down Local Store

Jennifer Peacock -
TOMS RIVER -- Crews are still working to extinguisher a compactor fire at the Stop & Shop on Route 37 East.

Coronato Is Pick For GOP Mayoral Candidate

Jennifer Peacock -
TOMS RIVER – Former Ocean County Prosecutor Joseph Coronato received the Toms River Republican Club endorsement to run for mayor Thursday night.
Peter Pflug. (Photo courtesy New Jersey State Attorney General's Office)

Former Nonprofit CFO Sentenced For Stealing Funds

Andrew Dodd with his parents and VFW representatives. (Photo courtesy Manchester Township School District)

VFW Presents Awards at BOE Meeting

Winners (L-R) William Ashton, Brian Kutch, Grace Hallock with BOE President Jackie Bermudez, Teacher Rob Morris, Superintendent Trethaway. (Photo courtesy Manchester Township School District)

Middle School Geography Bee Winners Announced

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Downed Power Lines Impacting Traffic

The county has declared a Code Blue. (Photo courtesy Paul Hulse)

Code Blue Issued For Weekend

Money. (File photo)

Man Steals From Bank To Pay Back Other Alleged Stolen Money

Tree seedling. (File photo)

Free Tree Seedlings Available

Become A Volunteer Advocate for Victims of Domestic Violence

Lifesavers were honored by the Toms River governing body. (Photo by Chris Lundy)

Lifesavers Honored

Measles: Three More Locations Identified

Sean P. Luttrell. (Photo courtesy Ocean County Prosecutor's Office)

Ocean County Man Charged With Child Porn Possession

A raccoon. (File photo)

Code Red From Belmar Police: Be Wary Of Wild Animals

Jonathan Z. Petro. (Photo courtesy Carluccio, Leone, Dimon, Doyle & Sacks)

Democrats Announce Toms River Candidates

Demolition training. (Photo courtesy JBMDL)

Demolition Training On Base Today

Aqua Water.

Aqua Water Proposes Rate Increase

Earl Moseley, the district's Harassment, Intimidation and Bullying coordinator, said bullying incidents have dropped from 53 during the 2017-2018 school year (across all schools) to 16 for the 2018-2019 school year. He credits the drop to staff training. (Photo by Judy Smestad-Nunn)

No Cuts To Brick School Programs…Yet

FEATURES

These photos show the state of disrepair in the hotel. (Photo courtesy Toms River Township)

Hotel Closed, Residents Relocated

Chris Lundy -
TOMS RIVER – Township officials said they closed down another hotel, this time because it was uninhabitable, and the people living there had to...

Brick On Pot Ban: Too Expensive, Few Benefits

Judy Smestad-Nunn -
  BRICK - Township residents would be able to use recreational marijuana if New Jersey becomes the 12th state to legalize the drug, but...

Trial Date Set For Ocean County GOP Leader

Khloe, a 5-year old Shih Tzu, is recovering after an attack with the love and support of her family. (Photo courtesy Cristy Mangano)

Beloved Dog Attacked, Family Looking For Answers

The diner’s dino does not yet have a name. (Photo by Patricia A. Miller)

Route 9 To Get Another Dinosaur

Annual Chef’s Night Celebrates Food & The OCVTS Foundation

Police Step Up Patrols As Thousands Come For St. Patrick’s Parade

Suit Claims Whistleblower Fired From Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office

EVENTS

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22nd Annual Barnegat Bay Environmental Educators Roundtable

Jersey Shore Online -
WARETOWN – The 22nd Annual Barnegat Bay Environmental Educators Roundtable will be held at the Lighthouse Center for Natural Resource Education in Waretown on...
Beach wedding. (File photo)

11th Annual LBI Wedding Road Show & Party Planning Tour

Wawa Looking To Hire 4,000+ Employees

Pancakes. (File photo)

Pancake Fundraiser Supports Local Boy Scouts

Handshake. (File photo)

County Seeking Employers for April 12 Job Fair

OPINIONS & COMMENTARY

School seating. (File photo)

People Will Leave If The Schools Fail

Letters To The Editor -
Governor Murphy: I am a concerned parent worried about the aid cuts to our district. In the past we...
School hallway. (File photo)

We’re Not Second Class Citizens

Letters To The Editor -
Dear Governor, The Legislature and Education Department have created a financial crisis and will impose dire consequences on the...
Hearing aid. (File photo)

Expanded Access To Hearing Tests Needed

School chalkboard. (File photo)

Cuts Could Cost 400 Jobs

State Should Cut Its Budget, Not School’s

Students, parents and staff rallied at the State House annex March 5 to protest school aid cuts around the same time Governor Murphy presented his $38.6 billion budget for FY2020. (Photo by Jennifer Peacock)

Funding Cuts Will Hurt Kids’ Emotional Education

Toms River Could – And Should – Bring In New Businesses

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