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After breakout 2023 season, Kyle Monangai eager for more
Following a season where he led the Big Ten with 1,262 rushing yards and helped Rutgers win its first bowl game since 2014, many expected running back Kyle Monangai's next steps to be preparing for football on Sundays. However, he decided to return to the Scarlet Knights with expectations he could help the program reach even greater heights.
Prison for NJ man who ripped off millions from grieving military families
TRENTON — A Monmouth County U.S. Army Reserves major has been sentenced for ripping off at least two dozen grieving Gold Star families for a few million dollars collectively. Caz Craffy, 42, of Colts Neck, would serve over 12 1/2 years in federal prison for making risky investments while...
Hatboro accident claims 3 lives, including young mom, on County Line Road
Hatboro police continue to investigate an accident that claimed three lives on Friday night at County Line Road and Park Avenue. Three people were killed and two others were injured, police said. One victim was identified as Gabrielle Sims in an online post looking to help her family. She was...
South Jersey Aquatic Club’s Lianne Pobaldor to swim for Wagner College this fall (2024)
Lianne Poblador will swim for Wagner College. Her 500 best of 5:13.10 would have landed her in the ‘C’ final at the 2024 Northeast Conference Championships Current photo via Lianne Poblador. Fitter and Faster Swim Camps is the proud sponsor of SwimSwam’s College Recruiting Channel and all commitment...
Springsteen Band Member Plays Margate Between Philly Gigs
When you're working hard in Philadelphia over the summer, but you have a day off, what do you do?. A member of Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band added a gig Thursday evening on the beach in Margate. Max Weinberg plays the Margate Beach. When Bruce Springsteen and the E Street...
Toms River Police Chief Retires: Who Will Take the Helm?
Toms River Police Chief: Who Will Take the Helm? — According to theOcean County Prosecutors Office, on Friday, August 23rd, Toms River Police Chief Mitchell Little formally announced his retirement by leaving the Richard C. Clement Law Enforcement Center for the final time. Little, who was appointed chief on January 1, 2014, was recognized on Friday at 4:30 p.m. at the police department with a walk-out ceremony. For the first time in many years, the department is without a chief following his retirement. Little took over for Michael Mastronardy, the current Ocean County Sheriff, who retired on December 31, 2013, after 22 years as the chief of police in Toms River.
Petirah of Rebbetzin Esther Levenberg A”H
We regret to inform you of the Petirah of Rebbetzin Esther Levenberg A”H, who was Niftar over Shabbos in Lakewood. The Rebbetzin is the wife of Reb Yehuda, and daughter of Rav Mordechai Schwab ZT”L. She was 73. The Levaya is scheduled to take place at 12:00 PM...
Get Ready for the Next Flip for 30 Challenge
This September, we’re excited to launch another round of the Flip for 30 Challenge, beginning on September 2nd—perfectly timed with the start of Elul. Our first challenge was a tremendous success, receiving incredible feedback from participants who found it helped them make healthy adjustments to their lives. Now, we’re inviting you to join us for another transformative experience.
Marcus Borden’s 2024 GMC/BCC Camp Caravan: Final stop of the preseason as Plainfield visits Sayreville in regular season tune-up
Central Jersey Sports Radio high school football analyst Marcus Borden wrapped up his 2024 Camp Caravan tour of preseason practice to the blue turf of Colonia Friday morning as the Patriots scrimmaged against Summit. You can find videos – including video highlights and interviews – from both teams below....
Bachmayer discusses policing in the Northeast
Inspector Frank Bachmayer, commander of the Northeast Police Division, held a town hall as part of the recent Take Back Your Neighborhood meeting. Bachmayer was joined by Capt. Scott DiDonato, commander of the 2nd Police District; Mark Mroz, community relations officer in the 2nd district; and Rockledge Police Chief John Gallagher.
Jersey Shore Restaurant Group Bringing Coastal Canteen to Monroe
The new concept will open late this fall.
Spotswood PTA to Welcome Students Back with Annual Ice Cream Socials
SPOTSWOOD, NJ - Spotswood School District students return to classes on Thursday, September 5. Once again, the Spotswood PTA is welcoming the district's youngest students back-to-school by hosting ice cream socials at the Schoenly and Appleby Schools. The ice cream socials started as a way for parents and kids to meet their new classmates, teachers and principals. This family-friendly event is always a big draw and a huge hit. The Spotswood PTA is hosting the Schoenly School's Ice Cream Social on Friday, September 6 at 6:30 p.m. in the school's multipurpose room. It's the Appleby School's turn on Friday, September 13 at 6 p.m. CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER In 2023, the Spotswood PTA received the Exceptional Local Unit Award at the New Jersey PTA Convention Awards. Volunteers for the Spotswood PTA support the Schoenly, Appleby and Memorial Middle School with special in-school activities, family-friendly events like bingo, book sales, holiday shops, plant sales, assemblies and more. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Rutgers opens as heavy favorite against Howard
Rutgers has opened up the season as a big betting favorite in its season opener against Howard. The Scarlet Knights have been installed as a 35.5-point favorite, according to Action Network and Fan Duel. Meanwhile, Bet Rivers has Rutgers installed as a 34.5-point favorite. The over/under for the game is...
6 ABC Gets Pranked on Ocean City NJ Boardwalk
It's always a risk for a television station to do live news reports from a location. It's impossible to control your surroundings and the people who may be in the background. Live news reports also present a challenge for some people. That is, how can they get "in the shot."
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