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Check your utility bills: Some NJ residents to receive one-time break
Relief on is on the way for New Jersey households. During the September bill cycle, the Murphy Administration will offer households a one-time bill credit for electric or gas. Roughly 278,000 ratepayers will benefit from the $175 break, made possible through the state’s Residential Energy Assistance Payment initiative. “Costly...
MVC Mobile Unit Coming to Mt. Laurel Next Week for Drivers to Obtain REAL ID Licenses
MOUNT LAUREL, NJ — The New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC) Mobile Unit will be in Mount Laurel next week to assist drivers in signing up for their REAL ID driver's licenses mandated under federal law. The MVC Mobile Unit will be at the Mount Laurel Community Center located at 100 Mount Laurel Road on Tuesday, September 3.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER Appointments are required and can be reserved by CLICKING HERE. Starting on May 7, 2025, a federal requirement mandates REAL ID documentation for state-issued driver's licenses and non-driver IDs to fly within the United States, unless you use a U.S. passport or another federally approved form of identification. In order to obtain a REAL ID, drivers must have documentation worth six "points." Those documents include items such as a social security card, proof of residential address, and other items. A list of acceptable documents and their point values can be found HERE. For more information about REAL ID documents, visit the NJMVC website. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Belmar Officials Respond to Public Interest in Surfer Arrest, Affirm Commitment to Fair Beach Access
BELMAR, NJ – The Belmar Mayor and Council have released a statement addressing public interest following the arrest of a surfer on Belmar Beach last week. Officials assured the community that the incident was isolated and emphasized their commitment to a thorough review of the circumstances, in line with guidelines set by the New Jersey Office of the Attorney General. The arrest, involving local surfer Liam Mahoney, occurred on August 20th during a routine check for beach badges. The incident has attracted significant public attention and sparked widespread discussion on social media. To counter misinformation and maintain...
Georgian Court University Welcomes the “Class of 2028”
Georgian Court University will welcome 563* new students to campus this fall when classes begin after Labor Day. The Class of 2028 will include 226 first-time students from 12 states across the country, including California, Montana, Arizona, Maine and Florida. The class also welcomes 11 international students from Australia, Canada, China, Croatia, England, Germany, Jamaica, New Zealand, Romania and Sweden.
Vendors Needed for the Upcoming Giant Flea Market Event
It’s time to clean out those closets and earn some extra cash. New and used items may be sold. This event is held rain or shine. Register now as this event sells out quickly!. LOCATION: Beach Complex parking lot, Ocean County Park, Lakewood. DATE: Sunday, September 15. Program #GIANT...
Veteran Lions Volleyball Team Picked Third in CACC South Division
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (Aug. 28, 2024) - The Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) continues to release their 2024 fall preseason coaches polls. This morning saw the league drop their preseason volleyball rankings which has the Lions slotted third in the CACC South Division. Georgian Court totaled 41 points in the...
Brick PD: No Foul Play in ‘Medical Incident’ That Drew Police Response
Brick police issued a statement late Tuesday to correct what the department characterized as “misinformation” spreading on social media regarding an incident in the Midstreams section of town that drew a sizable police response last week. The incident – details of which were not divulged publicly by police...
Cape May Sends Off Summer This Labor Day Weekend
CAPE MAY, N.J. — Saying good-bye to the summer doesn’t have to be a downer. Cape May has a Labor Day Weekend filled with activities that send summer out with a blast. The weekend begins with the Rich Reinhart Junior Clamshell Pitching Tournament where children from ages 6 to 17 will get a chance to compete tossing clamshells into small holes. The tournament takes place on Friday, August 30, on Windsor Beach across from Congress Hall in Cape May. Registration begins at 11:00 a.m. and the tournament starts at noon. The tournament is free.
LBI Museum Holding Craft Fair/Flea Market
The Long Beach Island Historical Association Museum will hold a craft fair/flea market Sunday, Sept. 1 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Veterans Memorial Park in Beach Haven. Admission is free. “We usually get between 70 and 80 vendors,” said Pam Patullo, event organizer. “We’ll have something for everybody....
Skee-Ball tournament, Tomato Festival and all the ‘Shore Things’ happening this Labor Day weekend
While the temperature certainly feels like the middle of summer, this weekend marks the official end of the season down the shore, and a bunch of beach towns are making the most of it.
CLASS OF 2024 SENIOR STARS: Madison Dollard the latest in a long line of EHT pitching greats
You can go back more than a decade and see that the Egg Harbor Township High softball program has had dominant pitching. From Hunter Irvin to Nicole Wisser to Tori Szrom to Haley Korsak, the Eagles have been strong inside the circle for many years, and won the 2017 state championship with Szrom leading the way.
After their grand opening in May, 'That Farm Market' enjoys their first summer in Cape May County
After their grand opening in May, this small business is enjoying their first summer in Cape May County.Located in Swainton, the business is called: "That Farm Market."They quickly renovated the pre-existing space and prepared to serve community members with a focus on locally sourced goods."We really wanted it to be a local business, have a place where people could meet at the counter and have a conversation," said Managing Director, Joe Gratz.For more information, check out the video above.Also, check out their website.
Bigger and better, Battle at the Beach returns for fourth edition
Battle at the Beach IV is ready for kickoff. The three-day showcase of high school football games, now an annual end-of-summer staple for fans, will take place at two different sites this year. ...
N.J. Football preview, 2024: A look at Shore Conference Class C South
Many of the teams comprising Shore Conference Class C South have played one another in recent seasons, but 2024 may the year a team long-starved for a divisional championship finally earns one. Another balanced, competitive and unpredictable division, Pinelands and Manchester Township are the favorites, but Barnegat will have a say. Pinelands has been on the upswing since John Tierney became head coach three seasons ago. Now with two massive tackles weighing in at 265 and 295 pounds, an experience and capable quarterback and a workhorse running back, Pinelands could be a step away from getting over the hump. Manchester Township, under the direction of enthusiastic head coach Tom Farrell Jr., also has a 6-foot-6 tackle, a 6-foot-3 tight end and a slinging QB who threw for three yards short of 1,400 yards last season. On the heels of an eight-win campaign, the most in any football season in program history, Manchester also has something else it never had before — expectations. And Barnegat is lurking, waiting to spoil championship hopes of a mistake-prone or overconfident defender. The Bengals have one of the premier defensive players in the Shore Conference in Colgate-bound Cole Toddings, a 1,000-yard rusher and a returning starter at QB of its own.
N.J. weather: Severe thunderstorm warnings issued as storms lash parts of state with damaging winds
A cold front moving across New Jersey has sparked some strong thunderstorms with heavy downpours and damaging wind gusts, prompting the National Weather Service to issue warnings in several counties Wednesday night. Severe thunderstorm warnings started being posted at about 8 pm for Middlesex County and later for Ocean and...
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