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Dooney’s Pub replacing Tilton Inn in EHT, NJ
As we speculated about back on July 26, the Tilton Inn in Egg Harbor Township will now be an Irish Pub called Dooney’s Pub, which also has locations in Delran and Voorhees. I have heard from multiple sources that a new Irish Pub will be moving into the building, and I have gotten confirmation that the new buyer will keep operating the property as a restaurant.
Robbery suspect arrested on NJ Transit train in Egg Harbor City
A man wanted for his alleged role in a robbery in Atlantic City earlier this month was arrested on a train in Egg Harbor City Monday morning. According to the Atlantic City Police Department, 30-year-old Manuel Alicea of Galloway was charged after an investigation into the assault of a man who was struck with a handgun on the 1100 block of Arctic Avenue on August 14th. During the assault, police say Alicea stole the victim's belongings and attempted to steal his bicycle.
Maître d’ From ‘Ram’s Head’ at Great Atlantic City area Restaurant
A highly regarded former Maître d' during the glory days of The Ram’s Head Inn is now the general manager at LaBarca Oyster Crudo & Craft Cocktail Bar. It's one of multiple Bistro di Marino locations. Will Arabea is a real professional, who has built a great reputation...
Hospitality center promises to bring economic boost to Pleasantville
If you have not noticed, more than a dozen commercial properties have been sold or leased recently in Pleasantville, and more are pending. There is a great vibe of new activity in the air. The hub of the activity is at the intersection of Washington Avenue and Main Street. In...
Paramount Diner brings the best of land and sea to Manasquan
For well over 40 years, Paramount Diner has stood at the heart of Manasquan, feeding its hungry residents and tourists alike. While the owners may have changed recently, the food is better than ever. Owners Linda and Mike Smith purchased the diner last year in April, keeping much of its staff, chefs and overall feel for the diner.
Jackson Day 2024 to Feature Food, Fun, and Fireworks at John Johnson Memorial Park
JACKSON, N.J. — Jackson Township is set to celebrate its annual Jackson Day on Sunday, September 15, at Johnson Memorial Park. Organized by the Jackson Recreation Department, this year’s event…
Paralympics Record-Breaking Swimmer Reveals 'Bullying' by Fellow Athletes
On Thursday, USA swimmer Christie Raleigh Crossley won her first-ever Paralympics medal at the 2024 Paris Games, coming in second in the 50-meter freestyle S10 final. On her way there, the 37-year-old from Toms River, New Jersey broke the world record in the first heat of the 50-meter ...
Spring Lake Theatre presents ‘First Aide’ play written by Sea Girt resident Frank Kineavy
The Spring Lake Theatre will present “First Aide,” written by Sea Girt resident Frank Kineavy. First Aide will be performed on Saturday, September 7. Ticket price is $30 and includes a cocktail reception and Q and A with Frank Kineavy after the performance. “First Aide” tells the story of Lenny, a nonverbal wheelchair user, moves to the big city to start his career in journalism.
Ocean County Commissioners Demand BPU Probe Atlantic City Electric Bills
SOUTHERN OCEAN COUNTY - The Ocean County Board of Commissioners released a statement for the press and public on Thursday, August 29. The Ocean County Board of Commissioners is calling on the state Board of Public Utilities to investigate the recent skyrocketing electric bills from Atlantic City Electric. The commissioners are concerned about the impact these increases are having on residents, especially seniors living on fixed incomes.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER Commissioner Gary Quinn wrote: "Our seniors are living on fixed incomes and are facing higher costs for food, gasoline and medicine. This utility is placing an unconscionable burden on our most vulnerable residents," According to the commissioners, the utility has not been transparent or responsive to customer complaints. They have blamed the higher bills on recent rate increases and increased demand during the summer. However, the commissioners argue that these explanations do not justify the significant increases some residents have experienced. The commissioners are demanding that the BPU investigate the matter and hold the utility accountable. They believe that the BPU needs to ask hard questions and demand explanations for the absurd costs. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Bruce Springsteen, Movie Crew Eat At Talula's In Asbury Park
Springsteen had lunch at Talula's on Wednesday, Aug. 28 with six crew members from his upcoming biopic "Deliver Me From Nowhere". The Cookman Avenue restaurant shared pictures of the group on Facebook and Instagram. The pizzeria was thrilled to welcome the legendary Freehold native for a meal. "Were these the...
Nearly 150 counts of animal cruelty for Brick, NJ man
An Ocean County man has been indicted on 149 counts of animal cruelty. Jeffrey Finlay, 56, of Brick, was indicted on Wednesday in connection with the removal of cats and dogs from his home over a year ago, according to the Ocean County Prosecutor's Office. According to authorities, Finlay called...
Retail Giant With Locations in New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania Planning Massive Layoffs and Store Closures
More layoffs and more stores closing. The latest store planning to announce closings and layoffs is a big one. It's one of the country's most popular retail clothing stores, and it has stores right here in New Jersey. Macy's plans to lay off over 2,000 employees and close five stores.
Popular NJ supermarket will stop selling cigarettes
🚬 A popular grocery chain will stop selling tobacco products permanently. 🚬 The goal is to help customers and staff make better health choices. As of Aug. 31, Stop & Shop will stop selling all cigarettes and tobacco products at its 360 stores. The grocery chain announced it...
Teachers and school staff can get free coffee at Wawa in September | What to know
As kids head back to school, Wawa is giving a big "Cheers to Classrooms."Beginning Monday, all educators and school faculty can grab a free hot coffee of any size.The annual tradition gives a toast to teachers for everything they do for the community."As everyday heroes of the classroom return back to school, we're delighted to toast a new year by providing free coffee to teachers and school staff for the first two weeks of September," said Dave Simonetti, Wawa's senior director of store operations.All you have to do is let the associate at the register know that you're a member of a local school district.The offer runs through Sunday, September 15. It's available at all stores in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware.
NJ Republican Curtis Bashaw seeks to win Senate seat as ‘political outsider’
NEW JERSEY (PIX11) – Republican Curtis Bashaw, a businessman and self-described “political outsider,” is seeking to win a U.S. Senate seat in New Jersey that’s been controlled by Democrats for decades. Bashaw and Democratic candidate U.S. Rep. Andy Kim are vying for the seat formerly held by Bob Menendez, who resigned from the Senate on […]
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