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'Jersey Shore': Violence is never the answer
Disclaimer: The author of this blog was born and raised in New Jersey. She hung out in Lavallette during the summer as a teenager.
Lippincott reappointed as interim superintendent in Berkeley
Arleen J. Lippincott was reappointed to the position of interim superintendent of the township school district tonight as the Board of Education advertises for a full-time superintendent.
Dad falls more than $700,000 behind in child support
He might just be the mother of all deadbeat dads, at least in Passaic County. The Lavallette man has been locked in county Jail after a state judge found that he owes $746,058 in back child support payments to his family in Wayne.
Ocean County Observer - The Times-Beacon
Authorities have charged a Brick woman with vehicular homicide in connection with the death of a lawyer who was struck by a car as he walked along Route 35 in the Ocean Beach section last month.
'Jersey Shore' premiere: Little poofs and blowouts
Disclaimer: The author of this blog was born and raised in New Jersey. She hung out in Lavallette during the summer as a teenager.
Ocean County Library to host citizenship prep classes
Two branches of the Ocean County Library will offer a free, six-week course to eligible immigrants who are seeking United States citizenship.
Official fatally struck in Toms River crash
A prominent Essex County attorney in line to be a state administrative law judge was struck by a car and killed Friday while walking along Route 35 near his summer home.
Recall: Children's hooded sweatshirts
One of the recalled sweatshirts. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has announced a voluntary recall of about 17,000 children's hooded sweatshirts and jackets because they have a drawstring through the hood which can pose a strangulation hazard.
Sand shifted by Nor'easter piles up on Manasquan Inlet
Boaters said some of the sand lost in last week's nor'easter has piled up in Manasquan Inlet.
Gov. Jon S. Corzine declared a state of emergency in Ocean County, as well as in five other counties Sunday, after a nor'easter swept through the area and left a trail of beach erosion and flooding in its wake.
Strangulation hazard prompts sweatshirt, jacket recall
About 17,000 youth hooded sweatshirts and jackets are being recalled due to a strangulation hazard.
Coast Guard suspends search for 3 fisherman missing after boat sank off Cape May
Coast Guard rescue crews are looking for Kenneth Rose Sr., 75; his son Kenneth Rose Jr., 49; and Larry Forrest, 55, who were on the 44-foot fishing boat the Sea Tractor.
Coastal flood warnings remain in effect down Jersey Shore as wind, rain lash coast
The powerful winds and torrents of rain that slammed the Atlantic seaboard were expected to weaken today, though the storm was forecast to move up the coast and could threaten more states.
It's been 30 years since Johnny Cash was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame.
River Pointe by Del Webb Active-Adult Community Names New Lifestyle Director, Faithe Bland
Del Webb recently introduced Faithe Bland as a new Lifestyle Director for its River Pointe community for active-adults in Manchester, N.J. In this position, Bland will work with members of River Pointe to engage, enrich and enlighten their daily lives.
N.J. Supreme Court refuses to hear Toms River appeal for Bay Beach Way
After nearly three years of waiting, residents of Bay Beach Way in Toms River may soon be calling Lavallette home.
Celebrate the music of Johnny Cash at Lavallette library
Although country music legend Johnny Cash died in 2003, he left an impressive legacy of ten Grammy Awards, over 1,500 songs, variety television shows and countless hall of fame inductions.
Crab's Claw is a Nostalgic Stroll
ELIZABETH AND FRANK Laudino of Lavallette were at the first lunch served at the Crab's Claw Inn 30 years ago.
Island towns need own school district
As a taxpayer to the Toms River Board of Education, I am concerned about the arrangement made by Superintendent Michael J. Ritacco to allow Seaside Park students to attend our school district without compensation.
GOP challenger seeks seat on Lavallette council
THE STAKES: Two three-year terms will be available on the Borough Council. THE CANDIDATES: Joanne Filippone, 12 Pershing Blvd., a Republican, and Britta Forsberg Wenzel, 1903 Route 35 N., a Democrat, are the incumbents.
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