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Opinion•October 30, 2024
Consider Larger Picture
I have read a number of election letters that say to vote for Trump because he is anti-windmills or to vote against Trump because he is a “liar and a convicted felon.” It’s not that simple. One…
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Arts & Entertainment••October 30, 2024
J.P. Hand to Present Discussion on the Cape May Navy
In anticipation of the upcoming 250th anniversary of the American Revolution, the Ocean County Cultural and Heritage Commission has joined efforts with the Tuckerton Historical Society to present a…
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Columns••October 30, 2024
‘And a Short Time to Be There’; Remembering Phil Lesh
Countless moments have passed since Don Maclean’s poignant “American Pie” was written wherein the same sentiment of lamenting “the day the music died,” would apply. Of course, Deadheads would agree…
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Business••October 30, 2024
Sets on the Beach Sells Jewelry for Ocean Lovers
Silversmith, jewelry maker and entrepreneur Jenna Sullivan has always been driven to create by the beauty of the ocean. Now, she sells wearable pieces of the ocean; her business Sets on the Beach…
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Opinion•October 30, 2024
Oldest Finisher
The Oct. 16 article about the 18-mile race and its runners, it was stated, “The oldest was Donald Younkin, 76, from Philadelphia,” according to Moira Krier, public relations coordinator for the St.…
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News••October 30, 2024
Five Candidates Running for Three Seats on Pinelands Regional Board of Education
There are only two contested local elections in Eagleswood, Little Egg Harbor and Tuckerton this fall. No Democrats decided to run in the governmental races in all three municipalities, and there are…
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Business••October 30, 2024
All Star Bagel Has New Location in Barnegat
On Oct. 17, JoyBoys All Star Bagel opened for business at 34 South Main St. (Route 9) in Barnegat Township.
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News••October 30, 2024
Southern Regional Student Council President Goes Bigger, Takes on State Executive Board Role
Transferring from the Barnegat School District to Southern Regional as a freshman was a harrowing experience for Cameron Minnick. He was a bit introverted, didn’t have any friends at the high school…
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Opinion•October 30, 2024
Move Town Forward
The 2024 elections are critical on every level this year and that’s certainly the case in Beach Haven. Six candidates are vying for three open seats and it’s extremely important to have the right…
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Sports••October 30, 2024
Southern Regional Advances to Semifinals With Shutout of Central
At times this fall, the Southern Regional field hockey team has shown offensive flashes of brilliance, burying five, six, even seven goals on occasion. And then the Rams have had games like the one…
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News••October 30, 2024
Little Egg Harbor Granted $4 Million for Stormwater Improvements
Little Egg Harbor Township’s Mystic Island residents, many of whom live at exactly sea level, will begin to see improvements in the way of stormwater infrastructure, thanks to a fourth round of…
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News••October 30, 2024
Harvey Cedars Quickly Gets New Crosswalk
Local elected officials are pretty accustomed to the wheels of government turning slowly, which is why Harvey Cedars was pleasantly surprised when a crew from the Ocean County Engineering Department…
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Opinion•October 30, 2024
Absolutely Better
I would like to answer the four questions that were posed in a letter last week (“Questions to Ask”).
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News••October 30, 2024
Barnegat Facility to House Animals While Manahawkin Shelter Is Renovated
The Southern Ocean County Animal Facility in Manahawkin will temporarily close for renovations beginning next Monday, Nov. 4, but all shelter services, including adoptions, will remain available at…
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Opinion•October 30, 2024
Character Counts
I am a Vietnam-era veteran and since 1972, I have voted my conscience for Democrats, Republicans and Independents. My preferred candidate has not always won the presidency, but whoever became our…
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Sports••October 30, 2024
Southern Ousts Donovan Catholic, Goes After Another Conference Title
Throughout the season, Bailey Adams has been all over the volleyball court, lunging for a ball here, chasing down an errant pass there, perfectly setting up a teammate for a slam, dozens of times per…
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Columns••October 30, 2024
A Glimmer of Hope for the Lighthouse
The year 1924 ended with the hope of saving Barnegat Lighthouse for future generations at an all-time low. The U.S. government had announced in early December that it would not spend the $400,000…
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Arts & Entertainment••October 30, 2024
Two Gut-Busting Comedies Are Set for Tuckerton and LEH This November
Playgoers in Southern Ocean County will have the opportunity to see two hilarious shows this month when the Little Egg Theatre Co. will perform “Done to Death” while the Pinelands Thespians will…
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Arts & Entertainment••October 30, 2024
New Book ‘Pine and Dandy’ Gets Kids Into Forest Ecosystem
Author, Little Egg Harbor resident and mother of eight Valerie Lioudis – pen name Vea Lewis – has announced the release of her newest children’s book, Pine and Dandy, which introduces kids to the New…
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News••October 30, 2024
Participate in Community Science Monitoring with MyCoast App
Calling all Little Egg Harbor Inlet boaters and anglers, local surfers, bayfront homeowners and others: the Coastal Research Center at Stockton University and its partners are asking those who are…
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Arts & Entertainment••October 30, 2024
LIFS Screens Film About a Disadvantaged High School Student Overcoming Obstacles
The Lighthouse International Film Society will be screening the film “Mississippi Scholar” at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 2 at the Long Beach Island Foundation of the Arts and Sciences, located at…
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Opinion•October 30, 2024
Making a Difference
Thank you, McKinley School, also known as the McKinley Mustangs.
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Arts & Entertainment••October 30, 2024
Art Notes, Oct. 30
Art, History: “Vietnam and the Life of the Artist” is the title of a talk to be given by West Creek artist Tom Rutledge on Saturday, Nov. 2 at 2 p.m. at the Waterview Café in downtown Barnegat. The…
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Opinion••October 30, 2024
Benevolent Dictatorship: Could It Be a Solution to Democracy’s Problems?
There are times when I get so seriously frustrated by our current democratic form of government that I wonder, just maybe, would we all be better off being run by a dictatorship?
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Opinion•October 30, 2024
Act of Conscience
A candidate for the highest position of leadership in the “free world” must exhibit moral character and behavior, racial equality (any other behavior denies the image of God in all persons), service…
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Opinion••October 30, 2024
My Favorite Holiday Included Going Full Zombie for ‘TWD’
The fall season is exhilarating in so many ways. Sunny autumn days with bright blue skies. Fish jumping and biting. Dolphins and whales breaching. Crystal clear views from the beach bench to what…
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Sports••October 30, 2024
Pinelands Regional Knocks Off Wall But Can’t Get Past St. John Vianney
For five weeks, the Pinelands Regional girls volleyball team has been behind in matches a few times, but otherwise the Wildcats have done a great job of taking control somewhat early in games and…
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Business••October 30, 2024
Founding Memberships for The Picklr Manahawkin-LBI Available Now
Pickleball enthusiasts of Southern Ocean County, prepare to get in on the ground floor of the new indoor facility coming to Stafford Township this winter.
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Columns••October 29, 2024
Foreboding News for Fungi as Drought Is Mushrooming; The Bumper Sticker That Climbed Everest
Many moons ago, I had written about a high drought potential this year. I based that on simple anecdotal laws of average, though I quietly factored in some odd long-term meanderings of jet streams…
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Arts & Entertainment••October 28, 2024
Entertainer Pays Tribute to Songs From the Movies
Music plays a significant part in motion pictures. Great movie songs often become touchstones of our lives. Recall some of the best with entertainer and cultural historian Phil Bruschi during “As…
