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Crowe named Woodbridge schools superintendent
The Board of Education unanimously voted Thursday night to appoint Dr. John Crowe to take over as schools superintendent.
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Salvaged fishing vessel will be sold for scrap
The captain of the Susan II, a 69-foot commercial clam dredge that sank off the Manasquan Inlet on July 2, is set to appear in Manasquan Municipal Court next week on charges of operating a vessel while impaired ...
Elisa 'Nena' Parga Andujar, 85, of Point Pleasant
ELISA 'NENA' PARGA ANDUJAR, 85, of POINT PLEASANT, died Monday, July 14, at home.
Coach Bags Cost Two Bucks at the Jersey Shore
This past weekend some of your dedicated Cut staff went to the beach, but not the fancy ol' Hamptons part.
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Crabs are not supposed to fall in love with lobsters. "That kind of thing is frowned upon in the crab kingdom," explained Michael Albanese, 25, of Point Pleasant.
Sandra Lynn Hurley Gonzalez, 59, of Davidsonville, Md., formerly of Point Pleasant
SANDRA LYNN HURLEY GONZALEZ, 59, of Davidsonville, Md., formerly of POINT PLEASANT, passed away Tuesday, July 8, at her home.
Anthony P. Crisafulli Jr., 93, of Point Pleasant
ANTHONY P. CRISAFULLI JR., 93, of POINT PLEASANT, died Monday, June, 30, at Ocean Medical Center, Brick.
Family of presumed dead pilot expresses gratitude
The family of Richard Jahns - the pilot presumed dead after his homemade plane crashed into the Shark River in Neptune last weekend - expressed their great appreciation for the outpouring of support from the ...
Recreational fishery could close early this year
It will be interesting to see what the Marine Recreational Fisheries Statistics Survey early numbers reveal about the fluke fishery in a few weeks.
Fireworks: Where to go, where to avoid
Fourth of July traffic and crowds are inevitable. Add the popularity of the Shore and a three-day weekend to the mix and you've got a recipe for backed-up roads, honking horns, screaming children and crowded ...
Beach intersection crash tally climbs
Last month, when Police Chief Daniel DePolo requested the New Jersey Department of Transportation [DOT] conduct an investigation of the intersection of Route 35 South and Trenton Avenue, here, the corner had ...
Captain cited after fishing boat sinks off NJ
POINT PLEASANT, N.J. -- The captain of a 71-foot fishing boat that sank off the central New Jersey coast early Wednesday has been charged with being drunk at the helm, state police said.
Officials inspect N.J. boardwalk games, stores
State inspectors want to make sure visitors don't get ripped off on New Jersey's boardwalks over the July 4th holiday.
His friends thought he was waving to them, but a 48-year-old Stockton, N.J., man was actually signaling for help Wednesday afternoon.
Pa. man found dead on boat in Waretown
A 32-year-old Pennsylvania man was found dead inside his own boat at the Key Harbor Marina this morning.
Plainfield kayaker found dead in Manasquan River not far from own vehicle
Teryn Henrie, the missing kayaker whose body was discovered early Sunday morning in the Manasquan River, was found dead about a mile and a half from his parked vehicle, according to state police.
Donald Kirtland Stevens, 74, of Point Pleasant
DONALD KIRTLAND STEVENS, 74, of POINT PLEASANT, passed away Friday, June 27. He died peacefully at home.
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Point Pleasant Atlantic Ocean Innertube Gran Prix 2008
All entrants are requested to obtain a sponsor who will pay the $2500 entry fee.
Fire unit rescues canoeists, tuber
Point Pleasant Fire Co. 1 made two water rescues on the Delaware River in quick succession Saturday evening.