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•August 20, 2026
Work Begins at Former CVS in Ship Bottom
Nearly four years after approval was granted for a family entertainment center at the vacant CVS Pharmacy in Ship Bottom, demolition finally began Monday, Aug. 17 as crews tore away a part of the…
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•August 20, 2026
Dead Endangered Fin Whale Recovered From Ocean Off LBI
A crew from Brigantine’s Marine Mammal Stranding Center spent most of the day Aug. 17 in Barnegat Light, working to recover what is believed to be a deceased endangered and federally protected…
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•August 20, 2026
Vote Online for Beach Haven Vacationers in ‘Favorite Couple’ Contest
Kimberly and Evan Morgan of New York City, summer visitors to Long Beach Island, have advanced from the group finals to the national quarterfinals of a Colossal.org contest called “America’s…
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•August 20, 2026
Garvey Racers Soak Up Summer at Top Speed
For a first-time passenger along for a trial ride, a few laps around a garvey racecourse can be terrifying. For Nick Altmeyer, who probably would not be going full speed, it would be an easy Sunday…
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•August 18, 2026
Help! There’s a Bald Eagle on My FJ Cruiser
The moment I stepped out of the shower, I knew something was up. I could hear both my doorbell and my phone ringing, with a few new message dings immediately following, just for good measure. There…
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•August 16, 2026
‘Beach Circus’: ALO’s 18th Longboard Classic Best of All Worlds
Frequently referred to as the “best day of the summer,” Alliance for a Living Ocean’s 18th annual Longboard Classic was held at the 68th Street beach in Brant Beach on Saturday, Aug. 8. The event is…
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•August 15, 2026
Railroad Magnate’s Expansive Victorian Regains Past Glory
Editor’s Note: This is the ninth in a series on vintage homes on Long Beach Island, the people who are preserving them, and the stories that make them special.
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•August 13, 2026
Mainland-to-Island Bay Swim All ‘About Camaraderie of Swimming’
Somebody, at some point in the past, may have swum across the bay, from the mainland to Long Beach Island or vice versa, but Tony Nitti didn’t know about it. So, he asked around.
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•August 13, 2026
Shark Washes Ashore as Beachgoers Keep Swimming
If beachgoers on the 71st Street shoreline played I-Spy Monday morning, none would have guessed they’d spot a shark washed ashore – with a hook still in its mouth, according to an eyewitness who…
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•August 13, 2026
In Time of Need, Neighbors Lean on One Another
In a world that can often be cruel, anti-social and difficult to navigate in times of trouble, a simple good deed from caring neighbors served as a poignant reminder for Annie Karwasinski: “There’s…
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•August 13, 2026
Beach Haven Councilwoman Wants to Put Cap on Fireworks
The future of extra organized fireworks shows is likely to be an off-season discussion topic for the Beach Haven Borough Council.
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•August 13, 2026
With Winning on Their Minds, Pro Tourney Foursome Makes Sand Trap Stop
Playing against four challengers for two straight weeks during the dog days of summer is, let’s say, a baby bear. The odds of losing become much greater with four as opposed to two.
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•August 11, 2026
Shore-Based Shark Fishing Assessed as Concerns Surface
As the state sees an increase in recreational beachfront shark fishing – with photo ops of catches proliferating on social media – the N.J. Department of Environmental Protection’s Fish and Wildlife…
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•August 10, 2026
River Brown, Son of Famous Tracker-Survivalist, Walks in Father’s Shoes
When River Brown describes his late father as “passionate” and “crazy,” the words are filled with admiration and affection.
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•August 9, 2026
This Summer May Have Just Hit Its Stride
We have reached that special time of summer – that point when the bottom of your feet have hardened to dark callouses. And as the temperature spikes over 90 this weekend, you’ll have no problem…
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•August 8, 2026
Cozy, Old Cottage Has Lots of Charm and a Bit of Mystery
Editor’s Note: This is the eighth in a series on vintage homes on Long Beach Island, the people who are preserving them, and the stories that make them special.
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•August 7, 2026
Phillies Fanatics Meet Icons, Bolster Nonprofit at Joe Pop’s
Phillies fans were able to have a true Philadelphia experience without ever leaving Long Beach Island this past Sunday, Aug. 2, as Joe Pop’s Shore Bar hosted a fundraiser complete with celebrity…
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•August 6, 2026
False Rate Increase Claims Ignite Backlash From ACE
Atlantic City Electric officials are pushing back against claims it is implementing another significant bill increase, saying a typical residential customer using 649 kilowatts per hour saw a $10…
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•August 6, 2026
Harvey Cedars Runs Away With 11th Straight Island Championship
Those are only a few of the ways to sum up what everybody at the Bergen Avenue ocean beach in Harvey Cedars witnessed July 31 and Aug. 1, as the host beach patrol scored its 11th straight Long Beach…
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•August 6, 2026
Reel Queens Take to Water for First All-Female Fluke Jam
“This took a fishing village to put together,” Tournament Director Cynthia Grobelny said about the all-female fishing tournament, Reel Queens Fluke Jam, out of the Beach Haven Marlin and Tuna Club…
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•August 6, 2026
LBI Grade School Garden Boat Gets New Home
Baker’s Port Hole in Ship Bottom celebrated its 90th anniversary this past Memorial Day weekend, and the building is looking better than ever, with new siding and a new addition to the outdoor…
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•August 6, 2026
Hundreds Compete in Optimist National Regattas at LEHYC
When hundreds of young sailors showed up to Little Egg Harbor Yacht Club last week, most of them weren’t going home with big prizes. In fact, most of them weren’t even going to win a race.
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•August 4, 2026
Salt Water, Support Systems Inspire at Surf Therapy Event
It’s come to be known as the “best day of the year” on Long Beach Island among many surfers and locals. With smiles lighting up hundreds of faces both in the water and along the 68th Street beach in…
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•August 3, 2026
Greenhead Guys Offer Enticing Formula to Fend Off Biting Flies
I hate biting flies more than most folks. My skin will not give up the itchy ghosts of bites for days on end. As to scratching, I’ll coin the phrase “there will be blood” – along with a scar or two.
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•August 2, 2026
LBIF House Tour Still Spectacular at 60
Daniella Kerner spent decades teaching art at Temple University’s Tyler School of Art. Now she runs the Long Beach Island Foundation of the Arts and Sciences, which has anchored the arts on the…
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•August 1, 2026
Historic Lee’s Cottage Captures Simple Joys With Extended Family
Editor’s Note: This is the seventh in a series on vintage homes on Long Beach Island, the people who are preserving them, and the stories that make them special.
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•July 31, 2026
Old Barney Welcomes Its ‘Eldest Climber’
At 89 years old, Tom Williams proved he is still a youngster at heart when he climbed the 217 steps of Barnegat Lighthouse on July 20 with his family by his side.
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•July 30, 2026
Medical Episode Leads to Car Accident in North Beach
Officers from the Long Beach Township Police Department and additional local emergency services personnel responded to Tract 1071 and Long Beach Boulevard in North Beach the evening of Sunday, July…
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•July 30, 2026
Going With Current Proves Beneficial for Ocean Mile Swimmers
Following last year’s Barnegat Light Ocean Mile Swim, Lucas Schiff ended up in the emergency room of a hospital.
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•July 30, 2026
Ship Bottom Invitational Provides Viable Tuneup for Island Tourney
Jim LaMarco quickly glanced around to the spaces at his sides. He was missing a crucial piece of equipment, and without it he and Shawn Hannon weren’t going to get too far.
