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NYC Intervenes After Brooklyn Mirage Bans Naloxone
Brooklyn Mirage faces backlash after banning naloxone amidst broader safety concerns. Patrons have expressed fears that not enough is being done to keep them safe. Security and safety have become a growing concern for patrons of Brooklyn Mirage and its parent, Avant Gardner. Yet, seemingly out of nowhere, naloxone was banned from the venue, although it did not appear on its prohibited items list.
PSAL football preview 2024: Tottenville sets sights on city crown; MSIT and Petrides jump up the ranks
Flip on the Friday night lights, fill the bleachers, pump up the sideline speakers. Get ready for some football. The high school football campaign kicks off on Staten Island this week and the borough’s seven PSAL schools will each be looking to separate themselves this fall. While some have set their sights on the New York City crown, others will be adjusting to new divisions, or seeking playoff redemption.
See the new pedestrian path that will be built near the East River by the United Nations
Ten years after the plan was first presented to the public, the city has officially announced that it will start work on a pedestrian path on the East River greenway by the United Nations. According to Gothamist, which first reported the news, the extension will be built on pillars atop...
New York Road Runners Sprint to New Rights Pact With ABC, ESPN
The rights deal that puts the New York City Marathon on TV is stretching.Disney, Warner Bros. Discovery, Fox Press for Quick Appeal of Venu Streaming Sports Venture Shutdown New York Road Runners, the nonprofit that produces the TCS New York City Marathon, has struck a three-year rights deal with New York’s WABC and ESPN — both owned by Disney — that calls for coverage of both the Marathon and the United Airlines NYC Half as well as the New Balance 5th Avenue Mile and the women’s-only New York Mini 10K. “New York Road Runners is excited to grow our partnership with ABC7/WABC-TV...
Rutgers Basketball Won’t Remain On Ex-WCBS, Moves To WFAN
Good Karma Brands’ Local Marketing Agreement for New York City’s storied 880 WCBS-AM may have included that Mets broadcasts remain on the signal, but another team is jumping to a different Audacy AM station in town. WFAN will now host the Rutgers men’s basketball broadcasts for the upcoming...
Shark washes ashore at NYC beach, rescued by beachgoers
QUEENS - New York City beachgoers found themselves face to face with a live shark at a beach in Queens on Monday. Video captured by Zoe Berger shows a thresher shark stranded in the sand at Rockaway Beach. In the video, the shark is seen flopping around fighting to get...
Business is Down in Atlantic City, NJ: 2024 is Disastrous
There is no debate regarding this fact. Business is down sharply in Atlantic City, New Jersey this year and even this summer. Summertime in Atlantic City has been on near automatic pilot for the previous 45 years. You could rest easy, that big crowds would come and the hotel occupancy rate for the entire city would be in a healthy 90-plus percentile.
Dog abandoned behind motel in Tinton Falls: Police need help to identify the suspects
TINTON FALLS - A dog was found abandoned and tied up behind a motel on Friday, and law enforcement are asking the public to help identify those responsible. At 1:00 a.m., a female terrier mix was tied to a post behind the Hawthorn Suites Motel on Park Road in Tinton Falls, according to authorities. The dog was malnourished and in need of veterinary care, which she is currently receiving at the Monmouth County SPCA. It also...
Kevin Smith Calls His Intimate New Movie a ‘Secret Origin Story’
Stop us if you’ve heard this one before: Monmouth County writer and director Kevin Smith turned his place of work into a makeshift film set, bringing together a cast and crew of trusted confidants to create a semi-autobiographical independent sensation. That’s the story of Clerks, Smith’s 1994 debut film,...
Giants cut expected WR5 in surprise move
The New York Giants are releasing former starting wide receiver Isaiah Hodgins, per Pat Leonard of the New York Daily News. This is a surprising move for the G-Men who at one point seemed to have confidence that Hodgins could develop into a core piece of their offense after an impressive 2022 season. Instead, Hodgins will head to the waiver wire as the Giants trim their roster down to 53 men ahead of Tuesday’s 4 PM EST deadline.
(WATCH) Jersey Rock Video of the Week: Chris Gullace “Nashville”
Chris Gullace lit up RAT Radio last week with cuts off of his upcoming album “Circumstances!” He’ll celebrate the release of the new LP with a Labor Day Weekend performance at The Wonder Bar in Asbury Park. Don’t miss Chris Gullace on Sunday September 1! Speaking on Jersey Rock he said:
No more 'Dead Bank': Downtown Red Bank rescued itself, but can there be too much success?
RED BANK - In 1994, when Ingeborg Perndorfer, founder of The Language School on Broad Street, was looking to fix her building’s façade, which was “ruined” by a dated 1950s design, she was approached by a newly formed organization called the RiverCenter. It was giving out grants to building owners to fix up their façades under the condition that its own architects draw up new plans to encourage a universal look for the downtown, looking to pull...
RED BANK: “DIRTY JOBS KING” HONORED FOR SEWAGE SPILL HUSTLE
Mayor Billy Portman the Golden Plunger to Mark Woszczak. (Photo by Brian Donohue. Click to enlarge.) If one were to list the essential functions of local government, safely removing and processing what we flush down the toilet is arguably one, if not the, most important function. And so, one could...
Congressman Intervenes, Electric Bills Skyrocket In South Jersey
This has been the summer of surprises for many residents who live in South Jersey. Throughout the summer, people have been shocked by the increase in their electric bills. In some cases, people have seen an increase of double, triple, and even quadruple the amount they paid just a year ago.
Help us support families of fallen Police Officers
For the past 10 years, we've been honoring local police officers weekly on #BlueFriday. My friends at VCS Software have been stepping up for years to sponsor the show and support law enforcement. On Tuesday, September 3, join me and the team at VCS to honor the officers who made...
New Jersey woman struck by boat propeller dies
A New Jersey woman who was trying to get onto a boat from a raft was killed when she was hit by the boat’s propeller. New Jersey State Police said it happened at Sunset Park in Harvey Cedars on Long Beach Island. The victim was 18 years old and Police say an investigation is underway.
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