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Jackpot: Iconic NJ pop star has new slots game named after her
đ° It's named after a famous singer from New Jersey. Looking for a jackpot that will make you âwanna dance?â. There is a new slots game named after one iconic singer, actress, and Newark native â and it has taken center stage at casinos across the U.S., including one right here in the Garden State.
Middlesex County Hosts Housing Policy Summit to Address Home Affordability
MIDDLESEX COUNTY, NJ â In the wake of the most significant changes to New Jerseyâs affordable housing legislation in four decades, Middlesex Countyâs Office of Human Services volunteer advocacy group, the Human Services Advisory Council (HSAC), invited experts, municipal leaders, and non-profit groups from the housing community to clarify the new law and discuss how it will change the affordable housing landscape in the region. The Middlesex County HSAC, which advocates on behalf of residents with the State of New Jersey and Middlesex County, convened stakeholders and policy experts to forge a deep and uniform understanding of...
Guy Fieri highlights 3 NJ restaurants on a new season âDiners, Dine-Ins and Divesâ
The popular chef and host of the ratings rocket Drivers, Dine-ins and Dives, Guy Fieri comes to New Jersey to display three Jersey Shore restaurants in this seasonâs installment of the famous show. It is season 40 of Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives on the Food Network and it is...
N.J. flight attendant admits smuggling drug money to Dominican Republic, feds say
Four flight attendants, including one from New Jersey have pleaded guilty to smuggling drug money from New York City to the Dominican Republic by using their elevated security status to avoid detection, authorities said. Charlie Hernandez, 42, of West New York, plus New York City residents Sarah Valerio Pujols, 42,...
Tragic Story Sparks New Jersey Swimming Safety Conversation
Despite the depiction of Lifeguards on popular TV shows like "Baywatch", the reality is that these are important jobs and not overly glamorous. At the Jersey Shore, Lifeguards do more than just get a suntan each summer. Dating back to the late 1800s, the job of "Lifeguards" was given to...
Crash On Garden State Parkway Closes Lanes In Union County: Njdot
The crash occurred south of Exit 138 in Kenilworth on the Garden State Parkway southbound, the NJDOT said. Two left lanes are blocked, the NJDOT said. to follow Daily Voice Union and receive free news updates.
Woman Dies When SUV Crashes Into Tree In South Jersey, State Police Say
Elizabeth Greco, 61, died in the crash in Fairfield on Monday, Aug. 12, a state police spokesperson said. Troopers responded to the crash at milepost 0.45 on Fairton Millville Road at around 1:34 p.m. Investigators said Greco was driving west in a Kia Sorento when she lost control of the...
âStunningâ data breach at NJ healthcare company, AG says
đ» Huge healthcare data breach effected 331,600 NJ patients. đ» Old and shared passwords allowed hackers to gain access. Old and shared employee passwords led to a stunning data breach at a healthcare company that compromised patient data for over 331,000 New Jersey residents, according to New Jersey Attorney General Mathew Platkin.
Major tickets and arrests in crackdown on NJ and NY bridge/tunnel drivers
â« Port Authority records a record pace of toll summonses/arrests. â« Repeat toll violators can be subject to suspension and civil litigation. â« "It's not a question of if we'll catch you, but when." The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is cracking down hard on drivers trying...
N.J. county spends $16M to become hotelâs sole owner, create hospitality career training
Middlesex County is investing $16 million in a New Brunswick hotel to consolidate its ownership and provide more student educational opportunities, officials announced Thursday. The Heldrich Hotel and Conference Center, which opened in 2007, is owned by the Middlesex County Improvement Authority. But it also has other shareholders who partially...
Traffic Signal Changes At Major Brick Intersection
BRICK â Local drivers should be aware of traffic changes that will begin today in Brick Township, police said. According to the Brick Township Police Department, the Ocean County Engineering Department will be changing the traffic signal sequence at the intersection of Chambers Bridge Road and Brick Boulevard. There...
PHOTOS: Lakewood Fire Commissioners and Mayor Honor Retired Chief Fire Marshal Dan Mulligan
At tonightâs Lakewood Fire Commissioners meeting, the board of Fire Commissioners presented retired Ocean County Chief Fire Marshal Dan Mulligan with a proclamation honoring his years of service to the County and Lakewood. Mayor Ray Coles and Deputy Mayor Menashe Miller also presented Mulligan with a proclamation and highlighted...
CHEMED and Chaverim of Central Jersey to Distribute 5,000 Car Fresheners to Promote Safety in Lakewood Community
CHEMED and Chaverim of Central Jersey join together to distribute 5,000 car fresheners to the Lakewood community. The car fresheners feature Tefilas Haderech on one side and a reminder to check the car for children on the other side. Starting immediately, these car fresheners will be available for pickup at...
June Investigation Leads to Charges Against Business Owners
According to the Wildwood Police, "Several Investigators of the NJ Office of Attorney General Division of Consumer Affairs served multiple boardwalk business owners with Notices of Violation for distributing flavored vapor products, as a result of a preliminary operation conducted during June 2024." All eight business owners were given a...
The Sand Hill Indian Story- Part 2
NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP - Last weekend, on August 3rd, the descendants of "Indian Ike" Isaac Richardson gathered in Eatontown's Wolcott Park to revisit the long and storied history of one of Neptune's oldest families. There were attendees from all over the country; there was food and laughter and somber remembrance of those who could not make it. Gary Puryear manned the grill with his brother Todd (Neptune Township Fire Commissioner); their sister Donna (retired Asbury Park teacher and current Neptune Board of Education Member) herded a bulk of her 15 siblings and their children into a panorama-sized photo. ...
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