Hazlet
LATEST NEWS
Controversy surrounds bill that would regulate hemp industry
Congress legalized hemp production in 2018, but there has been little regulation, testing, or enforcement. The post Controversy surrounds bill that would regulate hemp industry appeared first on New Jersey Monitor.
Two development projects in Middlesex County named among New Jersey's best
Two development projects in Middlesex County were named among the best in the state by the New Jersey Business & Industry Association (NJBIA). The 64th Annual New Good Neighbor Awards honor 10 development projects across the state that made a significant contribution to their communities. Presented by the NJBIA and its magazine, New Jersey Business Magazine, this year’s winners featured two projects that were completed in Middlesex County in 2023.
Big 13-pound doormat fluke strikes off New Jersey coast
Get the nets ready, a 13-pound doormat fluke was caught by an ocean-going fishermen on Tuesday. The big fluke was the first doormat of the season to be reported to the Asbury Park Press. It was weighed at the Tackle Box in Hazlet, which has hung its fair share of large...
Launch Family Entertainment Set to Open 3 More NJ Locations!
Get ready to catapult yourself into more fun! A huge entertainment complex is getting ready to expand in New Jersey. Launch Entertainment, a family entertainment center with games and activities for people of all ages, is set open 2 more New Jersey locations in Morristown and New Brunswick, according to NJ.com.
Special Bet365 Bonus Code “DIMERS” unlocks $150 Bonus Bet and $1K Safety Net in NJ, NC, OH, VA, and LA for July 4
As of Thursday, July 4th, 2024, Bet365 is rolling out an exclusive Independence Day bonus for major sports events, including the John Deere Classic PGA tournament, tonight’s Copa America soccer matches featuring superstar Messi, WNBA action with Caitlin Clark, and MLB games. By using the Bet365 bonus code “DIMERS,” you can unlock an impressive $150 bonus bet, to enhance your betting experience.
Small shark saved by lifeguards after washing up on Staten Island beach
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. – A small shark was saved by lifeguards on Thursday after it had washed up on Gateway Beach in Great Kills. Melissa Langan explained that she and her 9-year-old son, Abe Sinyavsky, of Bloomingdale, were taking an afternoon stroll on the beach when they saw a small shark washed up on the shore.
Staten Island pools are available for rent online: These 10 range from $30 to $200 an hour
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. - Whether you’re hosting a gathering or seeking a serene getaway, the Swimply app lets you rent private swimming pools and backyards by the hour. This innovative platform connects pool owners with those looking to create unforgettable experiences -- offering a unique way to enjoy leisure time in a private setting.
GoFundMe Page Started for Edison Family, Mom Killed by Fallen Tree at New York Campground
EDISON, NJ - Residents have set up a GoFundMe page for Carol Luistro, an Edison Township woman who was killed by a downed tree at a campground in Delaware County, New York, according to the Colchester Police Department. The page has a goal of $30,000 to donate to her husband and two teenage sons. On Saturday, New York authorities say they received numerous reports of trees down at campsites due to a passing storm. They were alerted to an individual trapped in her camper at the Russell Brook Campground, located in Colchester, NY.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER According to a press release, Luistro was inside the camper when a large tree fell, striking the camper and pinning her under it. Authorities pronounced her dead at the scene. “Carol was a beautiful woman with an even more beautiful soul. She was brilliant, caring and funny. She loved her family and friends fiercely and was always looking out for them. At 45 years old, she had so much light and love left to give,” the GoFundMe reads. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
NJ schools prepare to feed 60,000 more students starting in September
When New Jersey’s 1.4 million K-12 students return for the new public school year in September, 60,000 more of them will qualify for free or reduced-price meals as a new state law kicks in, representing a new front in the state’s efforts to curb food insecurity. The Working...
Little League District 24 All-Star 12s baseball: South Shore’s early run-scoring blitz has it title-game bound
This time, there was no sneaking up on South Shore. The top-seeded Tottenville loop, which found itself in a scoreless tie after 4 1/2 innings during a round-robin game against upstart Staten Island last weekend, exploded all of its runs in the first two innings en route to an 11-1 Little League District 24 All-Star 12s baseball semifinal victory over SILL Friday at Joseph Anthony Verdino Field of Dreams Stadium in Tottenville.
2024 Winner in Milltown Fourth of July Most Patriotic House Contest
MILLTOWN, NJ - The winner of the 16th annual Milltown Fourth of July Most Patriotic House Contest was announced on Thursday. David and Allison Balbo took the 2024 crown. Liz and Justin Fiorenza won the title in 2023. Garret and Elisa Conger won the Most Patriotic House Contest from 2018 to 2022. The winner of the Most Patriotic House Contest is decided by popular vote. Voters stop by the Milltown Fourth of July Committee's tent in Gloria Bradford Borough Park after the annual parade to cast a vote for their favorite borough home entering the contest. Participants fill out a form and submit one to two photos of their home dressed up in its best patriotic theme. Milltown Fourth of July Committee President David Potter announced the winner at the evening festivities in borough park, awarding the Balbo family their first place prize. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
6 hurt in massive house fire near community fireworks display
Six people were injured and eight families lost their homes Wednesday when a fire gutted a large Victorian house in New Jersey a short distance from where workers were preparing for an evening fireworks display, authorities said. The fire broke out just after 5:30 p.m. on the front side of...
Tyrus Lazar Dethrones Repeat Pete in Maria Pizza Milltown's Pizza Eating Contest
MILLTOWN, NJ - Repeat Pete didn't become Three-peat Pete in the 2024 pizza eating contest sponsored by Milltown's popular Maria's Pizza on Thursday. Tyrus Lazar defeated the two-time Milltown Fourth of July Pizza Eating Contest winner Pete Lewandowski. Lewandowski won the inaugural contest in 2022 and repeated last summer, earning him the nickname Repeat Pete from Maria's Pizza owners, Rosamaria and Camillo Bonesse. Lazar downed seven full slices in five minutes to win the 2024 title. The teen recently graduated from Milltown's Joyce Kilmer Middle School and will be starting Spotswood High School in September. Lazar and his family will get to enjoy a free Maria's Pizza for a year, following his victory. CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER Seven slices in five minutes stands as the record for the Milltown Fourth of July Pizza Eating Contest. Lewandowski set the record in 2022. The pizza eating contest has become a popular addition to Milltown's day-long Fourth of July festivities. Maria's Pizza has two locations. Rosamaria and Camillo opened their second Maria's Pizza location on Summerhill Road in Spotswood earlier this year. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Rahway Knights of Columbus Hold 10th Annual Independence Day Celebration Honoring Abraham Clark
RAHWAY, NJ — On Thursday, July 4, the Rahway Knights of Columbus Council 1146 held its 10th Annual Ceremony Honoring the Life and Legacy of Abraham Clark, one of 56 signatories of the Declaration of Independence, and one of only five from New Jersey. The event took place at Rahway Cemetery, where Clark is buried along with his wife Sarah and three sons who fought in the American Revolution: Aaron, Andrew, and Thomas. As in previous years, the Merchants and Drovers Tavern Museum (MDTM) supported the event, with Rick Zdan and Michelle McTamney, both of MDTM, in attendance.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP...
Petirah of Rabbi Dovid Adlin Z”L, Longtime Menahel in Edison and Hillel Yeshivah
We regret to inform you of the Petirah of Rabbi Dovid Adlin Z”L, the longtime Menahel in Edison Yeshivah and the Hillel Yeshivah in Deal, who was Niftar today following a lengthy illness. He leaves behind his wife Rita. He was 81. The Levaya is scheduled to take place...
Driver killed in July 4 crash on N.J. town’s Main St.
A driver was killed in a single-vehicle crash early Thursday in Englishtown, officials said. Officers found the vehicle overturned when they responded to the incident on Main Street at about 1:50 a.m, Englishtown police said. Emergency workers tried to save the driver, who was pronounced dead at the scene. If...
2 Staten Island fires keep FDNY busy late on the Fourth of July, early Friday morning
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y.— The FDNY responded overnight to a pair of fires on Staten Island reported within a half hour of each other. The first occurred around 11:30 p.m. at 1213 Bay Street in Rosebank, according to an FDNY spokesperson. If you purchase a product or register for an...
College Signings 13: These Petrides girls’ lacrosse student-athletes are locked and loaded for the next level
The Petrides’ girls’ lacrosse team enjoyed a fine season in 2024, not only boasting a respectful 10-3 record in PSAL play, but a fourth place finish in the highly competitive PSAL 2A-AA division. Good teams usually come with solid players and you can certainly make that case about...
Six people, including two police officers, injured in Perth Amboy fire
PERTH AMBOY - Six people, including two police officers, were injured in a July 3 afternoon Water Street apartment building fire that destroyed the 149-year-old Queen Anne-style structure. Eight families were left temporarily homeless, just as the city was preparing for its annual July 4th fireworks display. One person, described...
Welcome to NewsBreak, an open platform where diverse perspectives converge. Most of our content comes from established publications and journalists, as well as from our extensive network of tens of thousands of creators who contribute to our platform. We empower individuals to share insightful viewpoints through short posts and comments. It’s essential to note our commitment to transparency: our Terms of Use acknowledge that our services may not always be error-free, and our Community Standards emphasize our discretion in enforcing policies. We strive to foster a dynamic environment for free expression and robust discourse through safety guardrails of human and AI moderation. Join us in shaping the news narrative together.