Waretown News Archives

Officers from the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals arrested a 26-year-old man and charged him with abandoning two dogs he had brought to a pet boarding and grooming store approximately two months ago and left there, officials said.

Police arrested two Barnegat men last week after investigating several area home burglaries.

Ihave lived in Waretown for more than 36 years and have loved everything about it.

John A. Canfield of Waretown was riveted by the reports on Fox News last week: employees of a controversial social-activist group had been caught giving advice to undercover actors on how to set up a brothel.

Gadflies can be politicians' nightmares. But they also can provide fellow residents with a valuable public service by keeping those politicians on their toes.

WARETOWN - Ocean Township officials are awaiting word from the Pinelands Commission as to where approvals are needed concerning the next phase of a plan to add solar power arrays to an unused landfill in the township.

The school was once housed in a vacant supermarket. Now, a supermarket will be housed in the school as part of an expanded retail operations course.

The park at Trader's Cove Marina is now home to about 1 million baby clams and oysters - once so abundant in the Barnegat Bay and its tributaries - which will be used to seed shellfish beds barren for decades.

Andy Cavaliere's summer started out like the not-so-distant good old days, before Barnegat Bay's eelgrass beds began to shrink.

One of three young men who gained notoriety by bludgeoning to death exotic birds at the Popcorn Park Zoo in Lacey in 2003 has been sentenced to drug court probation for burglarizing a home in Berkeley in April.