Chatsworth News

Off-road riders need safe place This letter is in response to the article May 6 commentary "Off-road vehicles pose twin threat to safety/environment." Safety and our environment are very important to all ...

The Dangerously deteriorated road conditions on Stage Road in Bass River Township continue to get worse with every rainfall or temperature change, and there still is no help in sight.

EAGLE: Members from the NJ DEP Division of Fish and Wildlife and the NJ Conservation Foundation examine a 5-week-old bald eagle at the Franklin Parker Preserve in Chatsworth. via CourierPostOnline

Posted by The Artful Diner March 05, 2008 8:40AM Categories: Special events The chefs of the American Culinary Federations Jersey Shore Chefs Association will present a 7-course Gourmet Meal and Silent Auction ... via Jersey Journal

“We've asked for the extension of it and were pretty much told, 'No way, no how,'”

If decibels were degrees Fahrenheit, it would have been a comfortably balmy Sunday morning at the New Jersey Off Road Vehicle Park in Chatsworth. via Press of Atlantic City

“They don't belong on public land that's been set aside for low-impact recreation”

A renewed push to require registration of off-road vehicles - and stiff penalties for illegal riding that include fines up to $1,000 and confiscating vehicles from repeat offenders - has started in the state ... via Asbury Park Press Online

ARS: New cranberry packed with health features Jan. 8, 2008 Juice drinks, saucy relishes and dried fruit products may one day boast a new cranberry variety with a readily absorbable dose of healthful ... via Ag Professional

“We're gonna have a football catch, a Frisbee catch and then we're gonna tickle. Then yard work and get the trash taken out”

Talk Back: Post a comment on this article By Justin Pizzi WCAU/NBC News Channel CHATSWORTH, NJ -- A New Jersey soldier serving in the Middle East kept his return home secret and then stunned his children by ... via FirstCoastNews

“Cranberries and blueberries are popular across the country, and this funding promotes healthier methods of production and researches health benefits for consumers”

The federal government is giving Rutgers University almost a half-million dollars to support continued research into blueberries and cranberries, two major crops in southern New Jersey. via Press of Atlantic City

“Firefighters are often the first to respond to an emergency”

Four New Jersey fire departments will receive homeland security grants to improve the operations and safety capabilities of first responders, U.S. Senators Robert Menendez and Frank Lautenberg said today. via Jersey Journal

“By December 2005, they were supposed to have two (off-road) parks up and running”

With 10 months left at their longtime location near Chatsworth, New Jersey Off-Road Vehicle Park organizers say they're pressing state officials to fulfill a pledge to open a new riding area. via CourierPostOnline

BY ALISON MITCHELL New Jersey may be famous for its tomatoes, blueberries, cranberries and sweet corn, but farmers growing these crops that help the Garden State live up to its nickname are in a financial ... via Asbury Park Press

"I KNEW IT WAS WRONG": N.J. MAN SAYS HE HAD SEX WITH HIS TEACHER Editor's Note: In this installment of a three-day series on sexual misconduct by teachers in American schools, the AP examines the case of a New ... via Ocean County Observer

Posted by the Ocean County Observer on 10/15/07 A century ago, Ocean Countians turned to the abundant natural resources of the land, bay and sea for a living and to sustain them through the winter. via Ocean County Observer

“Annual immunizations are effective in controlling flu, which can be very serious among the elderly and chronically ill”

Burlington County is again offering flu vaccinations this season to senior citizens and chronically ill adults who are county residents. via CourierPostOnline

Before Judges Skillman and Winkelstein. On appeal from the Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Atlantic County, L-2589-04. Howard E. Drucks argued the cause for appellant . via Rutgers Law Library

Authorities from Ocean and Burlington counties and the State Police are trying to piece together what happened in a motor vehicle crash and how the six injured people managed to get to area hospitals with ... via Asbury Park Press

A man was killed in a car accident earlier this morning in Southampton Township, according to police. via CourierPostOnline