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Volunteer Farmers Save Leftover Crops to Feed NJ’s Food Insecure
With nearly 10,000 farms across the Garden State, inevitably there will be leftover crops and not enough farmers or time to pick them. For nearly three decades, a New Jersey organization has been on a mission to save those thousands of pounds of spare crops and donate them to those who need them most.
Farmer’s Almanac says this NJ town will get the first frost
We all know that the accuracy of the Farmers' Almanac and its less popular counterpart, the Old Farmers' Almanac, is questionable at best. In today's world, where immediate information is always at our fingertips, no one has any patience anymore. We're so desperate to know what the weather will be...
Oysters Are Being Recalled In 9 States Due To Possible Bacteria Contamination, FDA Warns
Oysters have shipped to restaurants and retailers in nine different states have been recalled after it was discovered they may be contaminated with Campylobacter jejuni, a bacteria that can cause diarrhea, nausea, and stomach cramps at best, and life...
Unveiling RevolutionNJ: Monmouth County Prepares for America’s 250th Anniversary Celebration
Sea Girt, NJ - During the recent Sea Girt Council meeting, Morris County Commissioner Director Tom Arnone and County Clerk Christine Hanlon unveiled plans to celebrate America’s 250th birthday, known as the Semiquincentennial. This initiative is part of a broader statewide effort under RevolutionNJ, which spans all New Jersey counties and aligns with the national framework to honor this significant milestone. Both Arnone and Hanlon have been appointed as co-chairs for Monmouth County’s theme, "Freedom's Battleground." The main event will be chaired by former U.S. Treasurer Rosie Rios. Rios emphasized the forward-looking nature of the celebration, stating,...
Field Hockey Preview, 2024: Active coaching wins leaders entering the new season
These names are among the best at their craft in New Jersey’s illustrious field hockey history. With the 2024 field hockey season approaching, NJ Advance Media put together an extensive look at the active and all-time leaders in coaching victories. If you purchase a product or register for an...
Not enough love for electric vehicles in NJ, poll finds
⚫ Poll respondents admit they have no plans to ever buy an EV. ⚫ There are concerns about cost, operability, and charging. ⚫ NJ has ambitious goals for an all-electric future. New Jersey envisions a time — not too far ahead — when all new cars sold are fully electric....
Downtown Developer Sues Toms River Over “Interference”
TOMS RIVER – The redeveloper of the former downtown hotel site filed a lawsuit against Toms River and Mayor Daniel Rodrick for what they say amounts to breach of contract and other issues. The lawsuit, by Capodagli Property Company, LLC, through its subsidiary, Meridia Toms River 40 Urban Renewal...
Police ID body found in water near NJ landfill
EAST BRUNSWICK — The body of a man who was found behind the Middlesex County Landfill has been identified. State Police Sgt. Charles Marchan said the body was discovered the morning of Aug. 8 in the water where the Raritan and South rivers meet behind the landfill. The man...
CentraState facility coming to Manalapan Commons; thrift shop to close in Howell
A storefront where crafters could buy yarn and picture frames will become a place where residents can visit with a doctor for their health care needs. CentraState Healthcare System, in partnership with Atlantic Health System, will open an 18,000-square-foot care facility at Manalapan Commons on Route 9. It was previously occupied by A.C. Moore, an arts and crafts retailer that closed all of its stores in late 2019. ...
Toms River Police Chief Retires
TOMS RIVER – Police Chief Mitch Little’s last day in the department is this Friday. His retirement hit social media to an outpouring of well-wishing from residents. In a letter to the department which was then leaked to the Jersey Coast Emergency News page on Facebook, he said “After 39 years and 11 as Chief, I knew this time would eventually come when I have done everything I could for the agency and my presence would actually be a detriment and prevent any movement with hires, promotions and even equipment. It is with a heavy heart and much soul searching that I have decided to retire effective next Friday, August 23 in the hopes promotions will be made, new officers hired and you can get what you need to move forward. We’ve been through this before and we’ll get through it again in time. I truly believe that. I will remain on the foundation and do whatever I can to help.”
21 Violations For Underage Cigarettes And Vapes Caught In Sting
HOWELL – Police made undercover visits to tobacco and vape retailers, amounting to 21 violations for selling to underage customers or selling flavored vapes. Officials said 15 violations were first time summonses and six of them were second violations. They amounted to $24,000 in potential fines. The violations included:
Ewing mayor says tax bill hike due to county budget adjustments
Many Ewing residents have recently noticed an increase in their tax bills, and it’s natural to have questions about what’s happening. I’d like to shed some light on the situation and provide some reassurance. First and foremost, it’s important to know that this increase isn’t due to...
Burlington County launches new recycling program for plastic drink carriers
Burlington County has partnered with plastic carrier manufacturer PakTech and two local breweries to launch a new recycling program for plastic drink carriers, also known as handles. Starting this month, residents can drop off their used carriers at the Burlington County Resource Recovery Complex in Florence, as well as at Farm Truck Brewing in Medford and Zed’s Beer in Evesham.
New fast casual restaurant opening in Middlesex County
When you think of fast casual restaurants you probably think of places like TGI Fridays, Applebee’s, Buffalo Wild Wings, etc. If you heard a restaurant was called Tropical Smoothie Café you might think that’s all they serve: smoothies and maybe a yogurt parfait here and there. Nope....
TCNJ to provide room and board to local community college students
EWING — Come the fall semester, the housing situation at The College of New Jersey will be different than ever before. TCNJ and Mercer County Community College have worked out a deal where TCNJ will provide room and board to its students, according to a release from MCCC. The partnership “for the Fall 2024 semester and beyond” will also offer MCCC students special rates for the accommodation.
Nature may be to blame for Jersey Shore beach contamination
A Jersey Shore beach may have become contaminated as part of a “naturally occurring” process, a state spokesman told NJ Advance Media in a statement Monday evening. Several signs warn against touching — and accidentally ingesting — pieces of rocks from the bay area in Keyport, where high levels of arsenic were recently confirmed by state regulators.
Resignations Shake Newark’s Landmarks Commission After Penn Station Controversy
Two Newark preservationists have resigned from a city commission over a controversial project at Penn Station. Richard Partyka, who spent the last seven years protecting the city’s historic buildings as chair of the Landmarks and Historic Preservation Commission, stepped down. A few days later, he was followed by the vice chair Susana Holguin-Veras. The absence of leadership has left the commission in limbo – their last meeting was in April.
Roof collapse at Newark apartment building forces residents to evacuate
NEWARK, N.J. (PIX11) – A roof collapsed at an apartment building in Newark, forcing residents to evacuate to less-than-ideal circumstances Sunday night. The incident happened at an apartment building at 333 Park Ave. as a strong storm dropped heavy rain on the tri-state area. Water poured into the apartment building after the roof collapsed. Videos […]
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