By ELAINE VAN DEVELDE
Tinton Falls officials are thinking about loosening restrictions on their pay-to-play ordinance.
“It was proposed because we are a non-partisan form of government,” said Mayor Peter Maclearie. “Considering that, a question is raised. Since there is no political party tie, can we really prevent a professional from contributing to the county as long [...]
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The Shore was blanketed in 7 to 9 inches of snow Sunday as a noreaster swept through the area. These two braved the weather outside the Berkeley Carteret Hotel in Asbury Park.
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Bradley Beach Police Officer Anthony Murray helped rescue a man from the ocean over the weekend.
By JOANNE L. PAPAIANNI
Bradley Beach Police Chief Robert DeNardo had high praise for one his officers at Tuesday night’s Borough Council meeting.
By GARRETT STASSE
James Hiers and Fred Willms Jr. are running unopposed for three-year terms on the Board of Fire Commissioners in Ocean Fire District No. 1 in Oakhurst.
Matthew Jackiewicz (left) and Raheem Carter (right), were recently sworn in as Ocean Township police officers.
Two new police officers were sworn in at the recent Ocean Township Council meeting.
Raheem Carter, 26, and Matthew Jackiewicz, 25 will both attend the Monmouth County Police Academy as members of the 71 Basic Course for Police Officers. Graduation [...]
By ANDREW CANGIANO
Neptune police officers will receive a 4.5 percent raise annually for the next three years under a new contract approved by officials.
Neptune Township officials negotiated a new three year contract with Police Benevolent Association local 74.
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Players and coaches from the 1980 Neptune High School boys soccer team pose during the ceremony. Front row (left-right) Mike Sarino, Vince Campanile, Rich Horner, Mike Pollack, Shay Schembri, Bob Hogan, Mike Hurley. Back row: Kevin Davis, Rich Farley, Glen Gargan, Chris Boyce, Mike Dillion, Rob Bandstra, Rob Newman, and Walter Bennett.
By ANDREW CANGIANO
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An unknown person vandalized a parked vehicle on the 400 block of Evergreen Avenue on February 1.