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News

  • Opinion•July 31, 2024

    Thumbs Up, Down

    Having seen many rules to live by over the years, Greg Golden’s “Words of Wisdom” (7/24) are among the best. And if Peter Savage (“Confusing Signs,” 7/24) can’t understand “Vets for Trump,” I am sure…

  • Arts & Entertainment••July 31, 2024

    Ryan Zimmerman

    STYLE: Acoustic covers of folk rock, soul, blues, roots rock, and reggae.

  • News••July 31, 2024

    Stafford Police Make Arrests Following Separate Investigations

    The Stafford Township Police Department on July 24 announced arrests in connection with two separate investigations, one involving drugs and the other involving iPhone thefts.

  • Opinion•July 31, 2024

    True Patriotism

    By stepping down from his candidacy, President Biden exemplified true patriotism by sacrificing power for the benefit of our nation, in stark contrast to his predecessor, whose loyalty is solely…

  • Opinion••July 31, 2024

    Face to Face With Desires, Fears of Ukrainian Students

    My wife and I have just returned from a three-week trip to the Lviv region of Ukraine, our third trip in a year. Lviv is a beautiful, bustling, historic city 40 miles from the Polish border. It is…

  • News••July 31, 2024

    Ship Bottom Expects to Name New Council Member in August

    By this time next month, the Ship Bottom Borough Council will have a new member in its ranks following the resignation of Councilman Peter Rossi earlier this month.

  • Arts & Entertainment••July 31, 2024

    Doo-Wop Extravaganza at American Legion Post

    If you are a fan of 1950s music, mark down Sunday, Aug. 11. That’s when American Legion Post 493, located at 420 Radio Rd. in Little Egg Harbor Township, will be the site of a Doo-Wop Day Fundraiser…

  • Arts & Entertainment••July 31, 2024

    Arthur Liese Talks Catboats, Sneakboxes at Tip Seaman

    Arthur C. Liese’s fascination with Barnegat Bay began more than 60 years ago when outdoor writer Gene Hill invited him over. While there, Hill’s striking Maine coon hopped up on the mantelpiece…

  • Sports••July 31, 2024

    Host Crew Tops Standings in Harvey Cedars’ ‘Meltdown’

    Cole Pietszak made the turn from north to south around the marker, looked around and had a bit of a revelation.

  • Arts & Entertainment••July 31, 2024

    Problem Child Goes All-Country at Terrace Tavern

    As young people flocked to their favorite clubs on Saturday night, Terrace Tavern, seated right on Long Beach Boulevard in Beach Haven Terrace, appeared deceptively calm from the outside. Passersby…

  • Arts & Entertainment••July 31, 2024

    The Chris Fritz Band

    Style: Classic rock and country with originals tossed in.

  • Arts & Entertainment••July 31, 2024

    Everything’s Coming Up Chocolate at LBI Museum

    The LBI Historical Association Museum in Beach Haven is hosting its annual chocolate fair fundraiser on Thursday evening, Aug. 8, with doors opening at 6 for advance ticket holders and 6:30 for…

  • News••July 31, 2024

    Little Egg Harbor Reviews School Bullying Issue

    The major topic of conversation at the July meeting of the Little Egg Harbor Board of Education was bullying. That’s because Director of Personnel, Planning and Evaluation Jacqueline Truzzoline gave…

  • Opinion••July 31, 2024

    Rules for the Unruly on LBI Courtesy of Cranky Old Biddy

    Several weeks back, I was celebrating vacationers, thanking them even, for opening my eyes to the way we full-timers forget how privileged we are to live here. This was before an SUV the size of a…

  • News••July 31, 2024

    Local Inventor Solves a Sticky Situation

    When wrapping presents or shipping a box, a common struggle and aggravation is finding the end of a roll of packing tape once it has been used.

  • Arts & Entertainment••July 31, 2024

    Get Hooked on Fishing in Harvey Cedars

    Children ages 5 to 17 can test their angling skills at the annual “Hooked on Fishing, Not on Drugs” surf fishing tournament Saturday, Aug. 11 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Harvey Cedars. The event is held…

  • Opinion•July 31, 2024

    Future Is Nuclear

    Mr. Ankosko is to be congratulated for his excellent Commentary piece offering 10 reasons to stop the offshore wind projects (7/24). I’d like to add one more major reason to stop these projects. Upon…

  • Arts & Entertainment••July 31, 2024

    Ironclad Boundaries to Beat Summer Burnout

    August is here, and it’s a great time to check on fellow performers and service industry workers.

  • News••July 31, 2024

    Harvey Cedars Seeks Applicants for Patrol Officer

    The Harvey Cedars Police Department is seeking applicants for the position of full-time patrol officer.

  • Arts & Entertainment••July 31, 2024

    St. Mary of the Pines to Honor Mystic With Special Mass

    All are welcome to St. Mary of the Pines Church, at (100 Bishop Lane in Manahawkin, at 10:30 a.m. on Aug. 7 for a special Mass in honor of Maria Esperanza of Venezuela, to commemorate the 20th…

  • Columns••July 31, 2024

    Orcas Make Boat Crushing Everyday Fun Affair; A Lousy Story Too Gross to Believe

    Those wild and crazy orcas are making headlines again, continuing their now patented boat-sinking moves, highlighted by throwing their entire killer whale body weights down on hapless vessels. It’s…

  • Columns••July 31, 2024

    ‘Graveyard’ Claims Third Victim

    For many years the ocean just east of Barnegat Light has been called the graveyard of the Atlantic. As 1890 drew to a close, at a site just east of the lighthouse, the masts of two ships that had…

  • News••July 31, 2024

    Beach Haven Council Election Petitions Available

    Prospective candidates for the Beach Haven Borough Council election in November can pick up petitions in the borough clerk’s office, located in the municipal building on Bay Avenue.

  • Opinion•July 31, 2024

    Poor Planning

    The most crucial problem facing Ship Bottom is stormwater run-off from excessive impervious cover. All of Ship Bottom’s planning documents stress the problems from too much impervious coverage and…

  • Business••July 31, 2024

    Pickleball, Fresh Bread, Soft Serve

    Pickleball instructor CJ Milano offers beginner and intermediate clinics this month in Surf City (exact location to be given with reservation).

  • News••July 31, 2024

    Southern Ocean Medical Center Expanding Surgical Suite

    Hackensack Meridian Health’s Southern Ocean Medical Center in Manahawkin continues to grow.

  • Opinion•July 31, 2024

    Still Here

    Hello and happy summer! We are on our annual summer trip to LBI, our happy place. This poem is dedicated to my Aunt Joann Kelty.

  • News••July 31, 2024

    Transient Occupancy Tax Approved

    At its July 25 agenda meeting, the Beach Haven Borough Council adopted an ordinance that would implement a 3% transient accommodation occupancy tax conveyed by any online marketplaces.

  • Opinion•July 31, 2024

    Stop Faux Outrage

    Seven truckloads of debris were removed from the busted wind turbine blade, in Nantucket. Think about how easy a cleanup that was vs. Exxon Valdez, or Deepwater Horizon, or the regular leaking oil in…

  • Business••July 31, 2024

    Mari’s Grooming Adds Barnegat Location

    On July 13, Mari’s Grooming hosted a grand opening celebration at its new location at 34 South Main St. (Route 9) in Barnegat Township. Mayor Joseph Marte was on hand to cut the ribbon.

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