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  • Arts & Entertainment••September 16, 2019

    Drive a Truck or Motorcycle, Fly the Flag, Support ARMS on Sept. 22

    United States military men and women all over the world can use some basic amenities to help make them a bit more comfortable while out in the field, and on Sunday, Sept. 22, the South Jersey Truck…

  • News••September 13, 2019

    Shellfish Restoration Talk Planned; Learn How to Flip That House

    On Friday, Sept. 20, at 10 a.m., a program titled “Shellfish Restoration and Responsible Stewardship of Marine Resources” will bepresented byDouglas Zemeckis of theRutgers Cooperative Extension of…

  • News••September 13, 2019

    Sandra Morizzo at the Helm of Seminole Construction

    Sandra Morizzo has always had an adventurous spirit, not afraid to face challenges and even break some glass ceilings along the way. It was that drive and determinationthat led to her starting…

  • News••September 13, 2019

    When You Can’t Be There, Causeway Home Watch Can

    Peace of mind: Everyone wants it, but it’s not always easy to obtain. There’s a multitude of products and services promising to bring it to the front door of homeowners, property owners and renters.…

  • News••September 13, 2019

    Stafford Township Lions Club Marks 70th Anniversary

    Stafford Township Lions Club recently celebrated its 70th anniversary at Sea Oaks Country Club in Little Egg Harbor. The club is active in many projects, the main one being sight preservation in…

  • News••September 13, 2019

    Renaissance Property Management Fits Its Name

    Ryan “Two Rings” Murray was busy on Thursday and Friday morning, Sept. 5 and 6. He’s the founder and president of Renaissance Professional Property Management, and Hurricane Dorian was finally racing…

  • News••September 13, 2019

    The Hue for You in the Home

    A color trend of the year for 2019 is gray, and it’s evoking anything but a neutral response from consumers.

  • Sports••September 13, 2019

    Experience Makes Southern Contender for Girls Volleyball Title

    As a coach, when your team goes to the NJSIAA Group IV championship and finishes as the state runner-up, you know most things went right. When six players – including four starters – from the squad…

  • Sports••September 13, 2019

    Southern Again Favored for Field Hockey Crown

    Even going into the first games of the season last week, every field hockey team in the Shore Conference Class A South division had to realize the team to beat was Southern Regional. For coach Jenna…

  • Sports••September 13, 2019

    Southern Football, Boys Soccer Teams Starting With Wins

    The past two seasons have been an uphill battle for the Southern Regional football team, with the Rams finishing 3-7 in 2017 and 4-5 last fall. But things may be turning up for head coach Chuck…

  • Sports••September 13, 2019

    Give Her a Song to Sing and Megan Lockwood Works Wonders on Soccer Field

    It may not be around these days, but at one time in history there once was a T-shirt that proclaimed, “Soccer is life. The rest is just details.”

  • News••September 13, 2019

    School News: Activities to Cheer About

    Southern Regional High School cheerleaders completed a successfulUCA Cheerleading camp recently in Trails End, Pa.

  • News••September 13, 2019

    Skyro Floors Professional Installer Is Award Winner

    Ken Ballin of Skyro Floors admits to being a “geek” about tile and flooring installation.

  • News••September 13, 2019

    Stafford to Address Flooding, Explore Possible Solutions

    Stafford Township residents filled the municipal meeting room Sept. 9 to learn and share about flooding and drainage problems throughout town, and to hear possible solutions. Tensions rose…

  • Arts & Entertainment••September 13, 2019

    BayView Canvas Specializes in ‘Anything You Can Cover’

    Jamie and Tonya Marozzi of Barnegat are the hands-on, day-to-day team behind BayView Canvas, located in Little Egg Harbor, a custom cover and upholstery business with 25 years of expertise and…

  • News••September 13, 2019

    Endless Pools Provide Homeowners with a Great Aquatic Exercise Space

    Swim, walk, run, chill or just splash around. With Endless Pools, all those and more are possible, and all within a confined aquatic space suitable for most backyards and even some enclosed areas.…

  • News••September 13, 2019

    Twin Glass Co. Showcases Frameless Shower Doors

    Twin Glass Co., located at 6442 East Black Horse Pike in Egg Harbor Township, was founded way back in 1946 by Bob and Dick Feldman. “They were twins,” said current owner Scott Summers, explaining…

  • News••September 13, 2019

    Living Landscapes

    Each year for more than five decades now, the annual Seashore Open House Tour winds through a handful of exquisite properties on Long Beach Island’s north end. The self-guided tour – a fundraiser for…

  • Opinion•September 11, 2019

    Candidate for Clarity

    The Long Beach Island Consolidated Board of Education is at a crossroads. The public has lost faith inits ability to move forward and continues to be bogged down by the “C word” (consolidation). The…

  • News••September 11, 2019

    Pickleballers Serve Their Case to Borough Council

    Pickleball enthusiasts filled the Beach Haven Borough Council chambers at its meeting Monday night to request three additional courts at the Nelson Avenue recreational complex.

  • News••September 11, 2019

    Ship Bottom Honors Outgoing Municipal Clerk

    When the Ship Bottom Borough Council reconvenes for its regular meeting later this month, it will be without longtime Municipal Clerk Kathleen Wells taking roll call and ensuring an easy flow to the…

  • News••September 11, 2019

    Congress Urged to Fund Ongoing Repairs of Channel Markers, Buoys in ICW

    The state Assembly’s Environment and Solid Waste Committee is considering a resolution urging Congress to allocate the necessary monies to the U.S. Coast Guard for the complete replacement of steel…

  • Opinion•September 11, 2019

    Environmental Crisis

    The public comment period for the New Jersey Energy Master Plan ends at noon on Monday, Sept 16, so there’sstill time to comment at energymasterplan@bpu.nj.gov,as I did. My comment follows…

  • Opinion•September 11, 2019

    Curb Appeal

    The following was addressed to Beach Haven MayorNancy Taggart Davis.

  • Opinion•September 11, 2019

    Keep Festival Flying

    I am a Canadian professional kite flyer. I do personal and corporate events to show off my artistry, color the sky, share my passion for kiting, and I enjoy making people smile. My goal is to get…

  • Opinion••September 11, 2019

    Raising Monarchs No Longer a Lofty Initiative

    Back in 2016 when I started the Monarch Butterfly Project for the Garden Club of LBI, I thought I was doing a good thing.

  • Arts & Entertainment••September 11, 2019

    Art Notes Sept. 11

    Legacy Work: Artist Jill De Felice presents her series of paintings “A Legacy of Loss: Endangered Species Act” at the Little Egg Harbor library branch starting Sept. 2 with an artist’s reception on…

  • Opinion•September 11, 2019

    Perfect Finale

    What a wonderful way to end the summer! Kudos to Brian Wainwright, owner of Fantasy Island Amusement Park, for a great fireworks display the night of Sunday, Sept. 1. It was the perfect finale to a…

  • News••September 11, 2019

    Fall 2020 Preliminary Start Date for Ship Bottom Municipal Complex

    If all goes as planned, construction of a new Ship Bottom municipal complex in Long Beach Island’s gateway community could begin sometime after the close of the 2020 summer season. The schematic…

  • News••September 11, 2019

    Barnegat Schools Implementing New Procedures

    During the 2018-19 school year, the Barnegat Township School District hosted a series of evening workshops for staff and members of the community. The purpose of these gatherings was to analyze…

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