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Freehold’s Born to Run Race Set for Nov. 27; Annual Count Differs by Source

The Born to Run 5-Mile Race is scheduled for Friday, Nov. 27, in downtown Freehold, but its annual count is unclear. The event’s RunSignUp page calls it the 39th annual race, while TAPinto’s report describes it as the 40th. The cited records do not settle the discrepancy. Race-day...

Monmouth County, NJ · 1d
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Town hall chaos in NJ: Viral clashes, data center fights

Director of the Rebovich Institute for New Jersey politics Micah Rasmussen discusses the recent chaos that comes from New Jersey town halls.

New Jersey · 2d
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5 Burlington County Pizzerias Locals Have Trusted for Decades, From Columbus to Marlton

Burlington County has a pizza story that runs deeper than most people realize. Some of its best pies come from places that have been serving the same towns for 30, 50, even 70 years. This list covers five pizzerias spread from Columbus to Marlton, including a flea market stall, a...

Burlington County, NJ · 1d
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Brick Raises EMS Fees, But Residents Won’t Be Charged

The Brick Township council voted unanimously Tuesday night to raise the fees Brick charges for emergency medical services for the first time in 20 years, however residents will not be charged for services, officials said. The 7-0 vote came on second reading of the ordinance, which the council introduced Oct....

Brick, NJ · 19h
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🎄THIS New Jersey CHRISTMAS LIGHT WALK HAS A HEART!❤️

Thousands of colorful lights, festive photo ops, possible visits from Santa and four wonderful charities! Discover the holiday magic at Ludwig Family Farms.

Farmingdale, NJ · 1d

thesandpaper.net

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Controversial Dock Project in Beach Haven Is a No-Go

An application to build a dock on the bay off Leeward Avenue in Beach Haven has been withdrawn, according to the state Department of Environmental Protection. Last June, the engineering firm of Horn, Tyson & Yoder sent a letter to all property owners within 200 feet that outlined the project. According to the engineers, Karl Strom proposed installing a 4-foot by 60-foot dock parallel to the bulkhead, two outshore boatlifts (12 feet by 20 feet and 12 feet by 14 feet), and a 25-linear-foot perpendicular breakwater projecting into Liberty Thorofare.

Beach Haven, NJ · 19h

Crafting Your Home

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Winter Shutoff Protections Start Nov. 15 in Massachusetts and New Jersey, While Connecticut's Run Through May 1

Massachusetts and New Jersey bar winter utility shutoffs from Nov. 15 to Mar. 15, while Connecticut hardship customers are protected Nov. 1 to May 1.

New Jersey · 2d

shorebeat.com

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Brick Announces First ‘Winter Fest’ Celebration, Plus Two Holiday Contests

Santa Claus is coming to Brick Township, and so is a Christmas train. The township will hold its first Winter Fest from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 5, at Windward Beach Park. Admission is free. Mayor Lisa Crate, the Township Council and the Recreation Department invited residents to...

Brick, NJ · 1d

Jersey Shore Online

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Autumn Events Scare Up Fun & Food

LAKEHURST – Halloween fun, a parade, prizes and food were all part of a borough tradition. The Lakehurst Halloween Parade had costumed children and some adults strolling down Union Avenue toward Lake Horicon for costume judging and prizes. Marchers lined up near Borough Hall on Union Avenue and walked...

Lakehurst, NJ · 16h

Cat Country 107.3

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Atlantic County, NJ Feud: Republican Rivals Find Common Ground

There is an important thaw in the political feud between New Jersey Senator Vince Polistina and Atlantic County Executive Dennis Levinson.

Atlantic County, NJ · 1d

NBC Philadelphia

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NJ schools increase security after incidents involving neighbor

Parents in Burlington County are raising concerns after a series of incidents involving a man who lives next to a school campus prompted two straight days of shelter-in-place measures. Southampton Township School District officials said their campus was placed under a shelter-in-place for a second day on Wednesday, Nov. 11...

Burlington County, NJ · 12h

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Medicaid cuts bite into NJ; how can Democrats reverse them? | Exclusive

New Jersey is notifying thousands of residents who receive health insurance through the state's Medicaid program, NJ FamilyCare, that some may no longer be eligible and others may soon face requirements to work, volunteer or go to school to maintain the benefit. Meanwhile, U.S. Rep. Frank Pallone, D-N.J., the top Democrat on the committee that oversees health care policy, said the incoming Congress wanted to repeal the cuts to both the Medicaid program and subsidies for plans consumers buy through the Affordable Care Act. "Eliminating these cuts and repealing that aspect of the 'Big Beautiful Bill,' or HR 1, is the No. 1 priority," Pallone said Nov. 9 in an interview. New Jerseyans with NJ FamilyCare and providers are beginning to see changes from GOP-backed legislation signed by President Donald Trump on July 4, 2025. Notably, some 10,000 noncitizens lost their coverage Oct. 1. The state and counties are building technology to manage work requirements. And health clinics that rely on Medicaid reimbursements are bracing for the potential fallout. APP investigation: NJ hospital revenue has soared since pandemic, and so has CEO pay The moves come as health care emerged as one of the most important issues in the recent

New Jersey · 2d

NJ Spotlight

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Wide gaps in reading, math proficiency rates laid bare in latest school test results

Over the last several years, tens of millions of dollars in funding from federal and state coffers have been poured into educational initiatives annually to improve literacy and math proficiency rates among New Jersey’s K-12 students. Just this year, high-impact tutoring along with literacy initiatives like early screening and...

New Jersey · 3d

CSNews Online

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Tackling Tobacco: October 2026 Legislative & Regulatory Roundup

NATIONAL REPORT — Tobacco legislation and regulation is constantly under review at the local, state and federal levels. In this monthly roundup, Convenience Store News highlights the latest proposals and approved changes happening across the United States. COLORADO. Fort Collins — The Larimer County Department of Health and Environment...

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Montclair Local

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Montclair’s Shirley Emehelu Named New Jersey Lieutenant Governor

Gov. Mikie Sherrill appointed Shirley Emehelu as her new lieutenant governor and secretary of state on Monday, marking the first time in New Jersey’s history the state will be led by both a woman governor and lieutenant governor. Emehelu hails from Montclair, where Sherrill lived before moving to the...

New Jersey · 1d

Courier Post

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Local veterans honored at Burlington County medal ceremony

Local veterans were recognized for their service at a Burlington County ceremony. The county commissioners hosted the annual Burlington County Military Service Medal Ceremony on Nov. 6. Thirty-seven veterans from various military eras received medals, including six of those award posthumously to the families of deceased veterans. Related news: Urban Meyer, Gregory Gadson to speak at Millville veterans luncheon “Burlington County is proud to recognize all who answered the call and served in the defense of our nation,” Burlington County Commissioner Deputy Director Allison Eckel, said in a press release. “These medals are one way for our county to thank our veterans for all they have done and sacrificed.” One of the recipients was Corporal Phillip Frederick Jr., 96, of Willingboro, an Army veteran of the Korean War. Frederick served on the front lines in a predominately Black unit that saw heavy combat during several critical parts of the war. The county said Frederick previously earned the Korean Service Medal with three Bronze Service Stars and the United Nations Service Medal for his bravery. The event was attended by veterans, families and county commissioners, as well as Assemblywoman Andrea Katz, Assemblyman Balvir Singh and State Senator Troy Singleton. Thank you

Burlington County, NJ · 1d

NJ Spotlight

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Op-Ed: Improving NJ schools must include efforts to desegregate them

Commissioner of Education Lily Laux deserves tremendous credit for the spirit of openness and engagement she is bringing to the New Jersey Department of Education. Under her leadership, the department is inviting stakeholders into important conversations about school funding, expanding educational opportunities, and improving student achievement. Now is the time to bring a long-neglected issue to the table: the harm racial and economic segregation inflicts on children and the significant benefits that more integrated schools can offer all students.

New Jersey · 3d

theobserver.com

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Walker says he’ll challenge McKnight for state Senate seat

New Jersey Assemblyman Jerry Walker has announced that he is seeking election to represent New Jersey’s 31st Legislative District in the state Senate. Walker will formally announce his candidacy at a campaign rally Sunday, Nov 15, at 4 p.m., at 902 Brewing Co., 101 Pacific Ave., Jersey City. Walker’s...

Jersey City, NJ · 1d