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Dave Portnoy ‘One Bite’ reviews 3 more New Jersey pizzerias
It's a big day for a pizza joint when Barstool Sports' Dave Portnoy stops by to record a video for his "One Bite Pizza Reviews." There are three Via Sposito locations in the Garden State, Colts Neck, Red Bank, and Old Bridge, which is the one Portnoy reviewed. “Thin, looks...
One Bite! Dave Portnoy Rates Three New Jersey Pizzerias
"One bite, everyone knows the rules." Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy has paid a visit to the Garden State to film three episodes of his popular YouTube show "One Bite". The premise is simple, Dave tastes and rates local pizzerias. Hey may even take more than "one bite" so see what he thinks of a pizza.
See all homes sold on the North Shore, Aug. 12 to Aug. 18
The following is a listing of all home transfers in North Shore reported from Aug. 12 to Aug. 18. There were 9 transactions posted during this time. During this period, the median sale for the area was a 1,940-square-foot home on Fort Hill Circle that sold for $697,500. Staten Island.
Hundreds turn out for annual backpack drive block party on Staten Island
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Scores of young children scampered around Broad Street in Stapleton Friday afternoon, soaking in the sunshine and stocking up on school supplies. They were enjoying the 7th annual P.O. Gerard Carter and NYPD Chief of Department Chaplain Frank Chiaramonte Backpack Drive Block Party, hosted at the Gerard Carter Center.
Find this secret NJ cafe and you’ll see why it’s so different
Everyone knows that New Jersey has the best culinary scene in the entire Northeast, rivaling big cities like New York, Chicago, Philadelphia and Los Angeles. But some of the best places to eat are some of the most unsung. The tiny little spots that nobody really knows about. When you...
NJ DWI checkpoints this weekend at the Shore
Impaired driving isn’t worth the risks: loss of life, fines, incarceration, license suspension and more. The Monmouth County DWI Task Force has ramped up efforts all summer long to drive home the message, and efforts aren’t over. Neptune City’s checkpoint is from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m.; all...
3 charged in apparent acid attack; Woman suffers burns to over 30% of her body, prosecutors say
Three Florida residents have been arrested in connection to an apparent acid attack on a New Jersey woman who suffered burns to more than 35% of her body, the Gloucester County Prosecutor’s Office said. Video above: 17 workers taken to hospital after acid leak at business. Investigators believe suspects...
Driver charged in Shrewsbury fatal pedestrian collision that tragically took the life of 23-year-old Mariano Codallos-Tepepa
MONMOUTH COUNTY – Details are in on a fatal pedestrian collision that took place earlier this month. In the early morning hours of Monday, August 5, 2024, around 2:45 a.m., members of the Shrewsbury Police Department responded to a 911 call for an unresponsive male lying in the roadway on Shrewsbury Avenue, in the right northbound lane. The pedestrian, a 23-year-old male later identified as Mariano Codallos-Tepepa, a resident of Toms River, was pronounced dead when first responders arrived.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER A Red Bank man has now been charged in connection with...
Anime fans will love this creative New Jersey restaurant
Attention ramen and anime lovers: you’re going to want to check out this growing chain of restaurants. Rayaki started preparing their Japanese street food in 2017, and in addition to their Philadelphia location, they have three in the Garden State. They first opened in Cherry Hill, according to their...
Staten Island running community loses a legend, friend with passing of George Kochman
Staten Island’s track and field and road racing community lost a legend Friday when George Kochman died in Maryland after a short illness. Kochman had been a track and field reporter for the Advance since 1987 after a superlative track coaching career that started at St. Joseph’s HS in Metuchen, New Jersey in 1963 before moving on to Monsignor Farrell. He was the Lions’ head coach from 1968 to 1980. His teams won 32 Staten Island titles and he established Farrell as a powerhouse in the sport, not just in the city but nationally. In 1973, Farrell’s two-mile relay team won the Championship of America at the Penn Relays. Six years later, Farrell captured the Intersectional cross country crown with a record-low 29 points.
Wagner College Theatre ranked among the best collegiate theatre programs by the Princeton Review
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Wagner College Theatre has earned a distinguished spot as No. 7 on The Princeton Review’s list of the top collegiate theater programs in the United States for the 2024 Edition of “The Best 389 Colleges.”. Renowned for its rigorous approach to the performing...
Beloved gym chain forced to close NJ location after 20 years
RED BANK — Local gym chain, Jersey Strong has announced it is closing one of its locations after 20 years. According to notice posted, the chain’s location at 30 West Front Street in Red Bank will be closing its doors at the end of this month. “It is...
A Brand New Omakase-Styled Restaurant Is Now Open in Asbury Park, NJ
A super amazing Japanese restaurant is new to the Asbury Park area and it’s something you without a doubt have to try. I feel sushi and Japanese cuisine in general are both extremely trendy right now and this spot will change the game for Japanese food fans all over New Jersey.
Starting XI: Women's Soccer at UMass
1 p.m. at Rudd Field (Amherst, Mass.) Rutgers women's soccer (1-0-1) earned a 1-1 draw with Wake Forest (1-0-1) last Sunday afternoon at Yurcak Field to kick off its 2024 home campaign. Redshirt-freshman forward Reilly McGlinn scored the Scarlet Knights' goal on her first collegiate shot attempt. Rutgers took the 1-0 lead with 90 seconds left in the first half when junior midfielder Allie Post threaded a ball to McGlinn, who took the breakaway chance and buried her first collegiate goal inside the far post from the left side of Wake Forest's 18-yard box.
Free speech in NJ — Rutgers requires permits for expression
✅ Pro-Palestinian protests took place at Rutgers and Princeton in April & May. ✅ Rutgers University created a website with the school's "free expression" policies. ✅ Princeton University would not disclose if any protocols have changed. Rutgers University is taking steps to better handle potential student campus protests this fall.
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