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Jackson man charged with assaulting officer
A local man remained behind bars Tuesday, accused of aggravated assault on a police officer following an incident in which he ran from officers investigating a dispute at an apartment, police said.
Jackson man struck, killed by car while using leaf blower
A 68-year-old local man was struck and killed while he was standing the roadway in front of his home on North Hope Chapel Road near Murdoch Place blowing leaves, police said.
Your Thanksgiving weekend survival guide
In addition to being a holiday celebrating family and friends, Thanksgiving weekend marks the unofficial start of the holiday season.
Ocean County Observer - The Times-Beacon
Area health departments last week rated four food establishments as conditionally satisfactory for health code violations and restored eight others to satisfactory ratings after reinspections.
Grant to help with town hall upgrades in Brick
New windows and central heat upgrades will be installed throughout town hall with the help of federal grant dollars, officials confirmed.
Clothing drive to benefit Jackson Jaguar Marching Band
Support TheJackson Memorial Jaguar Marching Band while clearing out your closets.
Lakewood woman to get $1.5M in pit bull attack
It's now a money pit bull. A jury on Thursday ordered two men to pay a Lakewood woman $1.5 million for injuries suffered when their dog attacked her at their Jackson home, an attorney said.
Jackson firefighter charged with sexually assaulting children
A paid firefighter here is charged with sexually assaulting more than one child younger than 13 years old, authorities said.
Cash, painkillers seized from Jackson home
Authorities charged a 23-year-old Tuscany Drive man with drug possession and assaulting a police officer while resisting arrest Monday, officials said.
Deer crashes through windshield of moving car in Jackson
A deer made airborne after being struck by one vehicle on East Veterans Highway crashed through the windshield of another vehicle, causing serious head injuries to the driver, police said.
As Christie visits, Ocean County vents
A night watchman reclaims his streets >> >> >> >> >> As Christie visits, Ocean County vents Saturday, November 07, 2009 and lisa fleisher After spending the first two days following his Election Day win touring Democratic communities, Republican Gov.-elect Chris Christie met with mayors from conservative Ocean County yesterday to hear them vent ...
Area health departments last week rated six food establishments as conditionally satisfactory for health code violations and restored five others to satisfactory ratings after reinspections.
Human error cited in Jackson vote count issue
The vote of one citizen on Election Day was not counted because of human error Tuesday at Oak Tree Mobile Home Park, according to county officials.
Not a single Democrat has charmed the majority of voters of the 30th Legislative District since it was formed 18 years ago, and that trend continued Tuesday night, with voters overwhelmingly re-electing the two Republican incumbent assemblymen.
Problems reported at polls in Jackson
State election officials are investigating reported problems at a polling location in Jackson where some voters complained of malfunctioning booths.
Newark man accused in fatal Orange shooting arrested outside Great Adventure
A 22-year-old man was charged with the October fatal shooting of a man in Orange, the Essex County Prosecutor's Office said today.
Masquerade in Point Pleasant will benefit Lyme disease research
The John Drulle M.D. Memorial Lyme Fund Inc. is holding its annual masquerade fundraiser from 1 to 6 p.m. Sunday at Jenkinson's Pavilion.
Warning fueled flu clinic furor in Jackson
President Barack Obama's declaring the swine flu outbreak a national emergency appears to be a major impetus behind a massive crowd showing up at Jackson Liberty High School Monday for H1N1 vaccinations.
Interim mayor, council seats up for grabs in Jackson
This was supposed to be a bye year for municipal elections here. However, the resignation of Mayor Mark Seda last year turned this fall into a political free-for-all, with four people running for a six-month unexpired mayoral term, and two seeking a six-month unexpired term on the Township Council.
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