Neptune, NJ News

• Neptune, NJ News
• Monmouth County Park System To Host Snuggies, S’mores And More
• PROTECT OUR WATER
• WHAT'S NEXT FOR OCAPA
• Early-morning fire damages Monmouth Beach apartments
• WEATHER: Rain, sleet, snow expected Wednesday
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Crash causes road closures in Howell
• 2 Asbury Park men charged in armed robbery of boy, 16
• Go Kayaking With The Monmouth County Park System This Winter
• New councilman selected in Ocean Township
• Plumsted shortens tax grace period to five days
• Barnegat school board rejects agreement for officers
• Freehold officials to discuss creating fire district
• Bitter cold settles over NJ; snow predicted for Shore later this week
• Cops seek armed robber of Neptune Quick Chek
• Power surge, gas main leak causes police to divert traffic in Holmdel
• Four Colts Neck boys accused of firing weapons at passing vehicles
• Police search near I-195 for gun used in Officer Chris Matlosz's shooting
• Fire damages Asbury Park home; no one injured
• Shore groups receive $68,000 in aid for trail preservation
• Protest at Asbury police station draws residents
• Police: Neptune man arrested after stabbing brother at Wendy's
• U.S. Navy sailors get warm homecoming
• Press' special education series online
• Tower painter hits the heights in Surf City
• Marlboro neighborhood closed after suicide threat
• Englishtown meetings won't be audiotaped
• Ex-Berkeley resident, 43 admits sexually assaulting 2 children
• Ex-officer appeals firing after alleged report falsification
• Brookdale Community College bans smoking
• Charlie Brown's abruptly shuts several of its Central Jersey restaurants
• Freehold patrolman charged with shoplifting from Home Depot
• Committee passes two bills aimed at cleaning up Barnegat Bay
• Two-alarm blaze damages home on Norgrove Avenue in Long Branch
• Boy, 13, hospitalized after falling off bike in Manchester
• Tickets on sale for annual Colts Neck house tour
• Fair Haven traffic light being replaced
• Freehold Regional superintendent hopefuls set for public "audition"
• Police: Wall teens admit to car burglaries around Monmouth County
• Jamesburg man charged with DWI in Jackson crash
• Ocean Gate man dies as result of crash on parkway
• Jackson won't pursue compost facility at site
• Noted evangelist visits Lakewood
• Residents slam Keansburg Borough Council's parking lot development plans
• "Supernanny" visits area to help local family
• Mark Twain's words to come alive in Wall
• False alarm reported at vo-tech school in Brick
• Robber of McDonald's in Middletown loses appeal in 2 other hold-ups
• Veterans Day ceremony honors those who answered the call
• Berkeley couple search for missing dog who saved them from fire
• Red Bank schools superintendent says she won't seek raise to beat salary cap
• Layoff notices sent to Manchester workers
• Tidal flooding closes roads in Seaside Park
• Local briefs from Toms River
• Wall man admits trying to have online sex talks with girls
• Beachwood Eagle Scout's rain garden benefits environment
• Lakewood police hosting free pasta dinner for seniors
• Lane is reopened following crash on Parkway
• Atlantic City man charged with trespassing at Colts Neck school
• New maternity rooms at Riverview open to public Saturday
• Howell woman critical after crash with dump truck, driven by Freehold man
• Police: Freehold man tried to pick up third-grader from school
• DWI checkpoint to be held in Neptune this weekend
• On Veterans Day, receiving an accolade years in the making
• Red Bank church plans veterans service Sunday
• Holy Innocents seventh-graders pitch invention in Liberty Science Center competition
• Layoff notices sent to Manchester workers
• Thanking veterans of the forgotten war
• FBI seeks robber who targeted 3 area banks
• Dredging to deepen Shore waterways still under debate
• PA man dies in Upper Freehold crash
• Monmouth Park reverting back to unpopular schedule
• Attempt to rob Neptune City check-cashing outlet thwarted
• Beach Haven VFW commander's Vietnam War stories come from the heart
• Veterans Day events in Monmouth, Ocean counties
• National Benefits Inc., employed by Wall, investigated by state
• WEATHER: Sunny with temperatures near 55
• Former Freehold Raceway president gets 5 years probation
• Police dog tracks suspect's scent in Middletown
• Veterans Day events in Monmouth, Ocean counties
• Sewerage authority faces Union Beach planning board on wind turbine
• Garden State Community Bank in Howell robbed, police search for suspect
• Stafford school district installs solar panels at 3rd school
• Ex-Toms River superintendent Michael J. Ritacco due in court
• Manchester eatery to aid cancer victim's family
• Colts Neck man facing theft charges attacked with apparent acid
• Veterans post honors Point Pleasant man's memory with a piece of history
• Point Pleasant Beach councilman prays at meeting despite new ACLU lawsuit
• Wheelchair donated to retired Marlboro police dog
• Freehold schools point out accomplishments
• Red Bank board discusses new report card system
• Aberdeen woman charged with repeatedly harassing Parkway drivers
• Concert in Brick will help family who lost home to fire
• WEATHER: Cloudy, coastal flood advisory issued
• Sweeney urges mayors to share services
• Food deliveryman assaulted, robbed in Toms River
• Accident closes part of Route 520 in Marlboro
• Four Keansburg teens charged with burglarizing apartment
• VIDEO: Flags for the Fallen in Toms River
• Monmouth County opens office for veterans
• Freehold will offer free computer, internet access Tuesdays, Thursdays
• One killed in Upper Freehold crash
• Three-vote difference in Manasquan
• Sandy Hook redevelopment forums this week
• Driver sent to hospital after dump truck overturns, spills sand in Manchester
• NJ must repay $271 million for rail tunnel Christie canceled
• Route 35 in Belmar reopens after gas and water main breaks
• Police: "Maglite Bandit" resumes burglaries after release from jail
• NJ Transit may dispute some of $271M rail-tunnel bill
• 21 vets awarded honors, medals at state Elks memorial luncheon
• Man hospitalized after dump truck overturns in Manchester
• Middletown schools hosting technology presentations for parents tonight
• State fetes Shore vets for service to country
• Aberdeen woman charged with repeatedly harassing Parkway drivers
• Owner of gourmet food truck wants piece of Red Bank pie
• Keyport man guilty on 56 drug-related charges
• Neptune crash tied up traffic for nearly 5 hours
• WEATHER: Sunny, with rain possible overnight
• 2 Toms River men arrested after traffic stop in Hunterdon
• Authorities probe report of death in Howell
• ACLU sues Point Beach again over reciting prayers at meetings
• Fans grab old turf as BlueClaws prepare for new grass
• Shore veterans honored for service to their country
• Veterans Day events in Monmouth, Ocean counties
• Spring Lake Heights council overturns mayor's vetoes
• Authorities probe report of death in Howell
• Police: Gun found inside vehicle that overturned on Route 9
• Unwanted prescription drugs being collected in Monmouth County Saturday
• Matawan Turkey Trot will benefit local parks
• Fair Haven teen facing drug, weapons charges
• Monmouth Regional H.S. briefly on lockdown
• Police: Aberdeen woman found with heroin, pipe
• Monmouth University screens film on mother-daughter sexual abuse tonight
• Holmdel may profit from sale
• Fallen soldier honored with memorial run in Holmdel
• The Toms River hosts competition involving Shore schools
• Christie leaves door open to 2016 White House run
• WEATHER: Wind advisory issued, rain possible
• Reports: Cowboys fire coach Phillips
• Outburst may have cost election for Lacey icon John Parker
• Information sessions planned this week on future of Sandy Hook
• Amtrak looks to use NJ Transit work on tunnel plan
• Neptune crash backs up rush hour traffic on Route 33
• Veterans advised to press Congress for more help at Elks' annual luncheon in Toms River
• Police search for home invasion suspect in Brick
• Outburst may have cost election for Lacey icon John Parker
• Man, 66, dies in 4-car Lakewood crash
• Loch Arbour may switch governance as village looks to handle schools issue
• One injured, dog missing in Bayville fire on Adams Avenue
• Tony's Freehold Grill will offer free breakfast for veterans
• View food inspection reports for establishments in Ocean, Monmouth counties
• Will NJ Gov. Christie run for president in 2012? He says: I don't want to
• Jackson police: Suspicious package was ink toner cartridges
• 2 Lakewood residents killed in crash
• Con artists target local seniors in lottery scam
• Bayville home destroyed by fire; family escapes
• Motive for Chatham priest's slaying questioned
• Toms River police probe thefts from unlocked cars
• Lakewood mayor asking day laborers to buy into plans for muster zone
• Police: Man hospitalized after vehicle accident on the Parkway
• Losing Democrats question why Middletown mayor didn't mention state job
• Work progresses on Red Bank affordable housing project
• Road closures scheduled along Route 9 this weekend in Toms River
• Apple fest in Old Bridge celebrates core values
• Republicans soundly defeat independents in Tuckerton
• Manalapan committee stays in GOP hands
• Long Branch man, 41, charged in child sex assaults
• Witness sought in case of kitten thrown from moving car
• Four charged with arson in 2009 Keansburg fire
• Spring Lake Heights taps Republican, Dem
• Delivery of suspicious toner cartridges prompted evacuation of Jackson homes
• Brookdale to host immigration panel discussion
• An antidote to bullying: Kickin' It program stresses self-confidence, individuality
• Newcomer joins incumbents as Howell council winners
• State asked to force Cablevision to credit subscribers
• Seaside Park police sergeant's harassment suit dismissed
• County library hosts celebration of Indian festival of lights
• Dems triumph in Point Boro
• Brick historical society schedules Christmas-season museum tours
• Lake Como introduces 2011 budget
• Red Bank school board looks to fill open slot
• Koury wins return trip to Seaside Park council
• Middletown Republicans to fill Township Committee seats
• Cops file complaint against mayor over alleged anti-gay comment
• Marlboro to reduce open-space tax rate from 2 to 1 cent
• $216,000 in repairs made to Oceanic Bridge in Rumson
• Republicans win in Matatwan
• GOP newcomer Akerman defeats ex-mayor in Lakewood
• Power plant's outage program continues apace
• School Ethics Commission dismisses complaint against official at Monmouth Regional School Board in Tinton Falls
• School Ethics Commission dismisses complaint against Monmouth Regional school board member
• Middlesex County added to statewide mortgage, deed Web portal
• Just four votes separate candidates in Manasquan; recount possible
• Toms River facility used for socializing, fitness activities
• Fort Monmouth redevelopment group names head
• Fort Monmouth redevelopment group names head
• WEATHER: Sunny this afternoon, showers possible after 4 p.m.
• Neptune man charged in dollar store robbery
• Stafford mayor stops televising public portion of council meetings
• $216,000 in repairs made to Oceanic Bridge in Rumson
• Lakewood BlueClaws fans invited to take turf
• Barrella remains mayor of Point Pleasant Beach
• Bille wins in Barnegat; Stafford election date moves
• Local reunion announcements
• Long Branch man, 41, charged in child sex assaults
• Lyme disease event Sunday
• Photo of alleged Fair Haven bank robber released
• $7,800 raised in Hazlet for 2 hospitals, burn unit
• Delivery of suspicious toner cartridges prompted evacuation of Jackson homes
• Harbor Lights fire in Keansburg deemed "highly suspicious"
• Sunshine Foundation donates Disney vacation to Barnegat girl with cerebral palsy
• Road closures scheduled along Route 9 this weekend in Toms River
• 3 Keansburg residents accused of stealing then pawning jewelry and camera equipment
• Authorities investigate a suspicious package mailed to Jackson residence
• Stafford, new police chief agree on contract through 2012
• Apple fest in Old Bridge celebrates core values
• "The Situation's" brother faces a legal situation
• Eighty homes in Brick lose power after lawnmower mishap
• Hazlet condo left uninhabitable by fire
• Motive for Chatham priest's slaying questioned
• Van Pelt sentencing delayed again
• Berkeley council to televise meetings for residents
• Freehold house fire due to lit candle, officials say
• Lakewood mayor asking day laborers to buy into plans for muster zone
• DWI checkpoint being held in Howell this weekend
• Senior scam seminar set for Friday in Barnegat
• Dems sweep Belmar races
• Bon Jovi's back and ready to rock Jersey
• New chief hired to lead Fort Monmouth redevelopment
• Red Bank group seeks Christmas tree
• Republican challengers win in Keyport
• Lakewood BlueClaws fans invited to take turf
• Jackson 'Meet the Mayor' set for Nov. 29
• Republicans win in Matatwan
• DWI checkpoint being held in Howell this weekend
• Middlesex County added to statewide mortgage, deed Web portal
• New chief hired to lead Fort Monmouth redevelopment
• Only a modest gain in jobs is expected in 2011
• Jackson 'Meet the Mayor' set for Nov. 29
• WEATHER: Sunny this afternoon, showers possible after 4 p.m.
• Witness sought in case of kitten thrown from moving car
• 1,000 fugitives find safe surrender
• Brick man charged in Asbury Park sex assault
• Brookdale to host immigration panel discussion
• Seaside Park police sergeant's harassment suit dismissed
• Red Bank school board looks to fill open slot
• Georgian Court University holds diversity panel in Lakewood
• Toms River facility used for socializing, fitness activities
• Republicans soundly defeat independents in Tuckerton
• Assault complaint yields 63 alcohol-related arrests at Ocean Township home
• Jackson cops file bias complaint against mayor for anti-gay comment
• Lakewood man charged after accident that left boy, 13, hospitalized
• Wall cops win records-keeping panel ruling
• Barrella remains mayor of Point Pleasant Beach
• An antidote to bullying: Kickin' It program stresses self-confidence, individuality
• Lyme disease event Sunday
• Provisional ballots could decide Eatontown contest
• 3 Keansburg residents accused of stealing then pawning jewelry and camera equipment
• County library hosts celebration of Indian festival of lights
• "The Situation's" brother faces a legal situation
• Koury wins return trip to Seaside Park council
• Van Pelt sentencing delayed again
• Former Marlboro principal pleads guilty to DWI
• Spring Lake Heights taps Republican, Dem
• Sunshine Foundation donates Disney vacation to Barnegat girl with cerebral palsy
• Newcomer joins incumbents as Howell council winners
• Stafford, new police chief agree on contract through 2012
• Dems triumph in Point Boro
• Brick toddler expelled from St. Dominic school for over-long hair-do
• Middletown Republicans to fill Township Committee seats
• Freehold house fire due to lit candle, officials say
• GOP newcomer Akerman defeats ex-mayor in Lakewood
• Local reunion announcements
• Just four votes separate candidates in Manasquan; recount possible
• Berkeley council to televise meetings for residents
• Neptune man charged in dollar store robbery
• Power plant's outage program continues apace
• Bille wins in Barnegat; Stafford election date moves
• Senior scam seminar set for Friday in Barnegat
• Photo of alleged Fair Haven bank robber released
• Red Bank group seeks Christmas tree
• Four charged with arson in 2009 Keansburg fire
• Lakewood 8th-grader struck by minivan as school is dismissed
• Harbor Lights fire in Keansburg deemed "highly suspicious"
• Pallone retains 6th District seat
• Authorities investigate a suspicious package mailed to Jackson residence
• Railroad crossing repair work will block Red Bank drivers
• Eighty homes in Brick lose power after lawnmower mishap
• Hazlet condo left uninhabitable by fire
• Statewide data show drug, alcohol use in schools rise; violence, vandalism decline
• Dems sweep Belmar races
• Stafford mayor stops televising public portion of council meetings
• Republican challengers win in Keyport
• $7,800 raised in Hazlet for 2 hospitals, burn unit
• Manalapan committee stays in GOP hands
• Polls open, will close at 8 p.m.
• Ex-CEO of Lakewood food service equipment company indicted on anti-trust charge
• Early-morning voters head to the polls
• Car, school bus collide in Freehold Twp.
• Keyport man charged with robbing Middletown man at knifepoint
• Seaside Heights voters eye local, congressional races
• Englishtown Democrat hoping to score write-in votes
• Three arrested through Cops in Shops program in Middletown
• Lakewood man stabbed twice by home intruder
• Toms River woman in Conn. 'Superheroes' brawl
• Tuckerton woman reported missing found in good health
• Brick historical society schedules Christmas-season museum tours
• End of Pringle era coming as new mayor to be chosen in Belmar
• Count Basie cup at stake for Red Bank soccer teams
• Voting steady in Lake Como
• Old, unloaded gun found in Toms River Intermediate East locker
• Costumed campaigners wave in Waretown
• Red Bank seeks Christmas tree
• Marine Academy of Science and Technology students sculpt computer designs on Sandy Hook beach
• Fair Haven plans "celebrity" fundraiser
• WEATHER: Sunny today, rain possible tomorrow
• Child artists sought for Fair Haven centennial logo
• Meals an Election Day tradition at Colts Neck church
• Voters streaming to the polls in Belmar
• NJ safe surrender program allows fugitives to come forward
• Recent, daytime burglaries probed in Brick
• NJ is one of 20 states without time provisions for voting
• Freehold Regional students suffer bumps, bruises when car collides with school bus
• Avon businesses irked by signs during bridge project
• Atlantic Highlands awards $1.1M project for road-improvement
• Clerk admits to stealing more than $11G from Atlantic Highlands BOE
• Rates raised for boats in Atlantic Highlands Harbor
• Neptune man admits to leaving scene of fatal accident
• Efforts to go green pay off: Energy costs way down at schools
• CentraState holding diabetes, weight loss and nutrition fair till 8 tonight
• Christie to stump for Shore GOP candidates tonight
• Public's help sought in locating missing Tuckerton woman
• Middletown cops: Man had dangerous chemical
• Send a message of thanks to our troops
• Union Beach board honors teacher who saved choking boy
• Help sought to find Tuckerton woman
• Lacey rail-trail group says road would cost $24M
• PNC bank robbed in Fair Haven
• Wilding alleged in fatal Old Bridge beating
• Lake Como man facing charges after Wall accident that injured three
• Police: Belmar man exposed himself to women at Dunkin' Donuts
• Holmdel teen charged with burglary of park cars
• Manalapan students planned for protest against Westboro Baptist Church
• Howell police seeking owner of recovered item valued at $1,300
• WEATHER: Most of NJ to be under freeze watch, warning
• Majority favor canceling rail tunnel
• MONMOUTH COUNTY POLICE BLOTTER
• Lakewood bus company cited with more than 150 safety violations
• 2 teen pedestrians struck by car, injured while trying to cross road in Howell
• Road work will slow traffic on Route 35 in Wall
• OCEAN COUNTY POLICE BLOTTER
• Police: Keansburg women arrested after using 7-year-old in shoplifting scheme
• Rutgers student, 21, found dead in dorm room
• Red Bank man accused of assault, weapons charges
• Red Bank woman struck by truck
• Manalapan Diner on Route 9 damaged by fire
• Road project starting on Route 35 in Wall
• 'Suspicious' package in Manchester determined to be safe
• Bullying, harassment outlined in report in Jackson
• Ocean County election office extends hours to obtain mail-in ballots
• Suspect at large in early morning drive-by shooting in Asbury Park
• Marlboro Board of Education votes to approve advertising on website
• Asbury Park zombie walk attracts thousands of the
• Police seek 2 men in Hazlet gas station robbery
• Eagleswood committee hears concerns about dock, dredging
• Keyport official cries foul after cops' meal sparks drug mistrial
• Bill would curb use of substitute teachers
• WEATHER: Beautiful, brisk weekend weather
• Englishtown council votes to destroy audio meeting recordings after 80 days
• Berkeley woman is finalist in ShopRite's Best Bagger contest
• Judges weigh bid for new trial in suitcase murder
• Berkeley school becomes scary
• Ghoulish fun at Toms River Halloween parade
• Attending the Rally to Restore Sanity?
• Man hurt after jumping from car on Route 138, police say
• Court strikes down part of Fort Monmouth plan over affordable housing
• Point Pleasant parade attracts unique costumes
• Brick police negotiate line between crime, staffing
• Sea Bright man charged with practicing dentistry without a license
• Education foundations bolster learning experiences in Marlboro, Holmdel
• Investigators say Manalapan diner fire not suspicious, roof damaged
• Ghoulish fun at Toms River Halloween parade
• Advocacy group urges competitive bidding on Toms River Regional contracts
• Bridge work will tie up Route 9 in Toms River over the next two weekends
• At Beach Haven fire co., a history of helping
• Asbury Park housing authority finishes $4M project
• Advocacy group urges competitive bidding on Toms River Regional contracts
• Brick PBA head challenges cost figures in ballot question
• Lautenberg wants probe into what led to decision to kill rail tunnel
• Spring Lake Heights mayor to veto pay-to-play, eminent-domain measures
• Vandals open up 8 fire hydrants overnight in Brick
• Brick PBA head challenges cost figures in ballot question
• Prosecutor's Office gains trust through community outreach programs in Asbury Park
• Island Heights teacher receives Excellence in Education award
• Deadline approaches for Ocean County mail-in ballots
• Englishtown may destroy meeting tapes
• Prosecutor's Office gains trust through community outreach programs in Asbury Park
• Road project starting on Route 35 in Wall
• Englishtown to end audio records
• Beach Haven considers raising all beach badge fees by $5
• Fired up for school: Students win contest, earn ride on firetruck
• Briefs: Woman dies in crash; Motorcyclist dies; Vandals hit homes
• Briefs: Woman dies in crash; Motorcyclist dies; Vandals hit homes
• Expect traffic, detours during Route 9 bridge work in Toms River
• Sarah Palin to stop in Toms River
• Outsourcing, school choice proposals draw concern in Marlboro
• Marlboro Fire company has Halloween breakfast
• Marlboro Fire company has Halloween breakfast
• Carl Safina speaks at Future of the Ocean Symposium
• Suspected fugitive gives up barricade at Howell motel
• DWI checkpoints being held in Middletown, Deal this weekend
• Brick police negotiate line between crime, staffing
• Palin supporters now say she will not visit Toms River
• On Toms River streets, ghouls have gone wild
• Police: Alarm thwarted Colts Neck home burglary
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Repaving will begin Monday on part of Route 539 in Plumsted
• Island Heights teacher receives Excellence in Education award
• Deadline approaches for Ocean County mail-in ballots
• MONMOUTH COUNTY POLICE BLOTTER
• Highlands police probing vehicle burglaries
• Englishtown to end audio records
• Beach Haven considers raising all beach badge fees by $5
• Outsourcing, school choice proposals draw concern in Marlboro
• Asbury Park zombie walk attracts thousands of the "living dead"
• Sarah Palin to stop in Toms River
• OCEAN COUNTY POLICE BLOTTER
• Freehold Township to consider wireless facility atop CentraState
• Expect traffic, detours during Route 9 bridge work in Toms River
• Suspected fugitive gives up barricade at Howell motel
• DWI checkpoints being held in Middletown, Deal this weekend
• Crews may be removing or covering Ritacco Center sign
• Ocean biodiversity under assault
• On Toms River streets, ghouls have gone wild
• Police: Alarm thwarted Colts Neck home burglary
• Woman's head stepped on by Rand Paul supporters
• Court rules in favor of Stafford Twp. over police officers returning to jobs
• Manalapan students planned for protest against Westboro Baptist Church
• Howell police seeking owner of recovered item valued at $1,300
• Bike theft probe leads to weapons charges in Wall
• Red Bank woman hit by truck dies from injuries
• MONMOUTH COUNTY POLICE BLOTTER
• Lakewood bus company cited with more than 150 safety violations
• Red Bank Regional Superintendent Lucks resigns to care for ailing wife
• Holmdel teen charged with burglary of park cars
• OCEAN COUNTY POLICE BLOTTER
• Police: Keansburg women arrested after using 7-year-old in shoplifting scheme
• Lawmakers back wind turbine bill
• Majority favor canceling rail tunnel
• Red Bank woman struck by truck
• Manalapan Diner on Route 9 damaged by fire
• Keyport official cries foul after cops' meal sparks drug mistrial
• Road work will slow traffic on Route 35 in Wall
• Bullying, harassment outlined in report in Jackson
• Ocean County election office extends hours to obtain mail-in ballots
• Judges weigh bid for new trial in suitcase murder
• Red Bank man accused of assault, weapons charges
• Police seek 2 men in Hazlet gas station robbery
• Eagleswood committee hears concerns about dock, dredging
• Court strikes down part of Fort Monmouth plan over affordable housing
• Palin supporters now say she will not visit Toms River
• Englishtown council votes to destroy audio meeting recordings after 80 days
• Berkeley woman is finalist in ShopRite's Best Bagger contest
• Investigators say Manalapan diner fire not suspicious, roof damaged
• 'Suspicious' package in Manchester determined to be safe
• Attending the Rally to Restore Sanity?
• Man hurt after jumping from car on Route 138, police say
• Asbury Park housing authority finishes $4M project
• Motorcyclist dies in Toms River crash
• Sea Bright man charged with practicing dentistry without a license
• Education foundations bolster learning experiences in Marlboro, Holmdel
• Vandals open up 8 fire hydrants overnight in Brick
• WEATHER: Beautiful, brisk weekend weather
• Bridge work will tie up Route 9 in Toms River over the next two weekends
• At Beach Haven fire co., a history of helping
• Englishtown may destroy meeting tapes
• Lautenberg wants probe into what led to decision to kill rail tunnel
• Spring Lake Heights mayor to veto pay-to-play, eminent-domain measures
• Fired up for school: Students win contest, earn ride on firetruck
• Highlands mayoral candidates holding forum tonight
• Business After Hours with Two River Community Bank
• Senator suggests compromises to shave $1B off rail tunnel project
• Brick man charged in sexual assault on Englishtown woman
• Tom Bosley, father on 'Happy Days' dies
• Brick neighbors question burglary suspect; police make arrest
• Keansburg rally to salute after-school program
• Disabled Amtrak train slows NJ Transit
• Route 79 closed near Marlboro High School
• Race relations: Join the conversation
• Police investigate Colts Neck burglary
• NJ will fine motorists $25 to $1,500 for leaving snow, ice on car
• Book tells story of Monmouth County's parks
• Charity game night being held at Jackson Knights of Columbus post
• Long Branch sets meeting on ferry, pier proposals
• Jackson man hurt in crash released from hospital
• Local foundation helps family struggling with bills, illness
• Press looking to talk to Cablevision customers who have lost Fox
• View local Health Dept. food outlet inspection reports
• Is your favorite candy a champion? View the contest and start voting
• Red Bank considers suspending parking fee to fill store vacancies
• Police: 6 arrested after cop comes across fight in Keansburg
• Coach gives comment on Rutgers player paralyzed in Army game
• Author will sign copies of inspirational book Saturday in Toms River
• Registration this week for Neptune City/Bradley Beach recreational basketball
• Freehold High School students win window painting competition
• Oyster Creek plant steps up pumpout of tainted water
• Red Bank Catholic Dance Company plans breast cancer benefit
• Millstone Township firefighters don pink to kindle breast cancer awareness
• Keansburg man and juvenile face drug charges after traffic stop
• Michael J. Ritacco implicated in corrupt official's guilty plea
• Man pleads guilty of attempted murder, aggravated assault in girlfriend's stabbing
• Manalapan reconsiders potential open space buy
• Red Bank man pleads guilty to stabbing ex-girlfriend outside school
• Wall, other districts find going paperless saves money
• Race relations: Join the conversation
• Union pact, "flexibility" saves all five Little Egg jobs
• Local developer eyes foreclosed Long Branch resort
• U.S. looking for new fisheries law enforcement chief
• Marlboro school board members concerned about electronic reading devices in class
• Police: Man told cops he fled Toms River accident because he feared DWI charge
• Red Bank council hopefuls spar
• Legislation may bar Sea Girt-Manasquan wind turbine
• View local Health Dept. food outlet inspection reports
• Poor choice by Toms River teen led to his execution
• Estimated 12,000 turn out to walk, help beat breast cancer
• Organizers hope to raise $130,000 in the Red Bank CROP Walk
• Out-Foxed: Cablevision viewers miss Phillies-Giants game
• Man injured in N. County Line Road motorcycle crash
• 160,000 Monmouth, Ocean Cablevision customers stranded without Giants
• Prostitution alleged at Wall spa
• Mortgage company CEO from Colts Neck admits fraud
• Southern Regional High School hosts teen violence prevention program
• NRC identifies safety issues it deems minor at reactor
• Race: Has the dialog become too spiteful?
• Merged Cathiloc parishes held up as model of diversity
• Some sex offenders freed from Megan's Law monitoring
• Race relations: Join the conversation
• Jury in Lakewood gang murder trial begins deliberations
• Obama declines to see racism behind opposition
• WEATHER: Partly sunny today, chance of rain for the week
• Toms River man, a 9/11 first responder, dies
• Seven facing drug charges after Brick bust
• 16th annual Musicfest scheduled tomorrow in Brick
• Man found dead in Lakewood with multiple gunshot wounds
• Delivery man, customer shot and robbed in Lakewood
• WEATHER: Isolated showers today, mostly sunny for the weekend
• Employee admits stealing cash receipts from Colts Neck businessman
• Trial likely in Orthodox burial site lawsuit
• Race relations: Join the conversation
• Jackson man, 46, facing drug charges after Ocean Twp. traffic stop
• Bail bondsman admits hindering prosecution of Neptune client
• Two Keansburg men charged in chase, assault
• Ocean Township man arrested for allowing underage drinking in his home
• 3-mile delay on northbound Parkway in Ocean County
• Gun found in car in Freehold; four men charged
• 66-year-old man burned in Lakewood tent fire
• Marlboro man admits stealing $1.7 million from NY DMV
• Toms River Regional health insurer not paying claims, some complain
• Movement on Barnegat Bay legislation delayed
• Heavy rain expected tonight
• 800 workers evacuated due to high carbon monoxide level at Holmdel building
• Holt and Sipprelle clash on economy in first debate
• Belmar school officials respond to bedbug find
• Expressions of hunger
• With $4 million in debt, sale of Beach Haven's Surflight Theatre a possibility, official says
• Colts Neck man pleads guilty of bilking mortgage lenders of $11M
• Long Branch prosecutor denies Dwek accusation
• Jackson plans Second Annual Wounded Warriors Parade
• N.J. Lighthouse Challenge tradition saved, shines this weekend
• WTC steel arrives in Marlboro
• Sometimes love does feel like it should
• Bail bondsman admits hindering prosecution of Neptune client
• Hearing on proposed Ocean Twp. yeshiva may be postponed
• Hearing on yeshiva application in Ocean Township postponed to Jan. 13
• Ocean county briefs: Fire damages home: Police seek arson suspect
• "A Taste of Broadway" in Manchester
• Monmouth county town briefs
• Police: Four N.Y. residents found with $535 in goods stolen from Target in Middletown
• Local reunion announcements
• Manalapan police chief, longtime detective to retire
• Panel discusses lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender issues in Toms River
• Pallone and Little to debate in Aberdeen on Sunday
• NJT train delays shorter but persistent
• Revamped Novins Planetarium to begin high-tech shows Saturday
• Local reunion announcements
• Snooki of MTV's 'Jersey Shore' to appear at Seaside charity event
• Jack Nicholson's report card and more enshrined in NJ Hall of Fame
• Howell cops seek to ID suspected burglar
• Freeholders to dedicate new access driveway
• DWI checkpoint being held in Marlboro this weekend
• Firefighters extinguish late night electrical blaze in Ocean Beach vacation home
• NJ charter schools get $30M for improvements
• Two Freehold residents stabbed in early-morning attack
• Why you can't hit a curveball
• Holt holds slim lead over Republican challenger in poll
• Major delays alongs Newman Springs Road
• Brick hospital hosts women's wellness event tonight
• Musician puts spotlight on flood victims in Pakistan
• Wall township based insurer's stunning downfall
• Public's help sought in Barnegat arson case
• Hazlet orthodontist will buy your Halloween sweets
• Jackson kills plan for compost site near landfill
• WEATHER: Clear, sunny skies
• Fair Haven fire chief looks to void contract with county
• Second delivery person robbed in Toms River in two days
• Program helps those with autism
• Pinelands panel prepares report on solar project
• Toms River students get "Steered Straight' message
• Red Bank candidates tackle issues at forum
• Corrections official from Neptune charged with taking bribes
• Asbury Park schools fail to meet standard for fifth year, face restructuring
• 6 missing boaters who left from Lacey found 120 miles off Atlantic City
• Monmouth University to offer car rental service to ease traffic
• N.J. Hall of Fame opens exhibit in Asbury Park
• Willingboro man dies on party fishing boat
• Asbury Park to merge unit with public works
• Tech center's goal: Stop fort brain drain
• Ignominious end for Harbor Lights after massive Keansburg fire
• Lacey finally passes budget; tax rate to increase
• Howell baby boy makes five living generations in family
• Alternative school settles into new Farmingdale home
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Parts of Beachway Avenue closed in Keansburg
• Red Bank residents can give safety input
• Record retirements stress NJ pension system
• Michael Ritacco being investigated by grand jury, sources say
• First Chilean miner rescued emerges from the ground
• Property taxes way up? The Press wants to hear from you
• Aberdeen man charged with trying to burglarize vehicles at apartment complex
• Two hurt in two-vehicle Jackson crash
• Chinese food deliveryman assaulted, robbed in Toms River
• Middletown boy, 15, dies after falling from roof of Fair Haven house
• Manasquan school board expected to approve superintendent's contract tonight
• Man dies despite CPR effort on boat off Beach Haven
• Candidates' forum in Red Bank Wednesday
• Snooki of MTV's 'Jersey Shore' to appear at Seaside charity event
• Video: 3rd District candidates Jon Runyan, John Adler meet with APP editorial board
• 6 missing boaters found alive off NJ coast
• Adler denies knowledge of spoiler recruitment
• Supplies run short for packages to troops
• Press looking to talk to shoppers who use layaway plans
• Ocean Medical Center holding third Girls' Night Out
• Matawan police probing reported home-invasion robbery
• Part of Route 571 closed in Jackson after head-on crash
• Police in Long Beach Township investigate multiple burglaries in Loveladies
• Police seek two men in $25,000 convenience store robbery
• Six missing boaters include father and son from Lacey
• Cops from 3 towns quell brawl at Jackson VFW
• Parking at Hazlet station just got more expensive
• Police: Burglar took handgun, more than $10K in jewelry from Toms River home
• Columbus Day parades celebrate diversity, roots
• Man hospitalized but stable in Jackson crash
• Asbury Park vigil shows support for gay teens
• Jackson to host senior art exhibit
• Overnight five-alarm fire destroys Keansburg condos, apartments
• Lakewood baby is a perfect 10: Born at 10 a.m. on 10/10/10
• Red Bank eyes taxi regs change, cab fare hike
• Deadline to register to vote is Tuesday
• Marlboro police officer tells of talking to chief about incidents with girl
• Russian-Slavic fest honors late organizer
• Marine students at helm of Barnegat Bay pollution research
• 2 injured in Lakewood crash on New Hampshire Avenue
• Rash of car burglaries in Ocean Township
• No injuries in Route 35 crash in Middletown
• Seaside Heights teen apprehended in regard to assault
• Autopsy: Man run down by wife died of head trauma
• Chili competition the main event at Keyport street festival
• Holmdel curbs deer hunts, examines other herd controls
• New Brunswick solar farm builder woos Keyport
• Beach Haven's Surflight Theatre is able to stay open
• Bribe accusation against Long Branch prosecutor puzzles observers
• TV show renovates disabled man's home in Seaside Heights
• Little Egg Harbor man struck by wife's car dies
• WEATHER: Go out and enjoy the beautiful weekend!
• Man who lost 142 investors' money gets three years' probation
• Business to Business Expo set for Sunday in Marlboro
• North Jersey mayor rebuffed Dwek bribery scheme, lawyer says at trial
• No one hurt in emergency landing at NJ military base
• 18 car burglaries in one night in Ocean Twp.
• Ex-con from Neptune facing new drug charges
• Wanted man found with scalpel in Ocean Twp.
• Neptune man charged with stabbing ex-girlfriend as she held small child
• Seaside Heights couple featured tomorrow in NBC home improvement show
• Press looking to talk to shoppers who use layaway plans
• Authorities: Little Egg Harbor man critically injured when wife runs him down on road
• Asbury Park residents, businesses voice complaints about road work
• Bedbugs suspected in Point Pleasant Borough Hall
• Credit score need a boost? Here are some tips
• WEATHER: Perfect time for pumpkin picking
• New art museum to hold fundraiser in Asbury Park
• Seaside Heights couple featured tomorrow in NBC home improvement show
• NJ Gov. Christie scraps NJ-NY rail tunnel project
• Navy SEAL Miranda awarded Bronze Star posthumously
• Poll: Pallone leads Little
• Waretown man taken off disabled sailboat; crash into jetty avoided
• Freehold police chief retiring in April
• Proposed land deal with mayor raises ethics concerns in Manalapan
• Contractor in Freehold admits theft of funds
• Toms River man injured when truck flips, lands on divider
• Dem Ocean County Clerk candidate questions freeholder director's 2 public jobs
• GOP, Dems face off on grant-fiasco hearing
• Toms River Ciba-Geigy site cleanup complete, company says
• 26-year kidnapping mystery ends
• At Rutgers, anger turns to action
• Freehold vigil message: Dignity, not detention
• Dwek says Long Branch mayor Adam Schneider was bribed
• Southern Regional band gains new members, aims to reclaim rich history
• Fertilizer debate puts NJ environmentalists against lawn care groups
• Bullying forum in Tinton Falls discusses issues from Rutgers suicide
• Two charged in Red Bank attack
• Two women facing drug charges in Bradley Beach
• Brick man charged in Bradley Beach ride scheme
• CAPITOL QUICKIES: Christie vetoes Kyleigh's Law study bill, says study's underway
• DWI checkpoint being held in Holmdel this weekend
• Asbury Park man charged with assaulting four officers at jail
• Bed bugs infest Point Pleasant borough hall
• $1,700 in cash, 100-pound safe taken from Ocean Gate home
• Contractor admits theft of funds
• Long Beach seeks park upgrades
• Middletown police report 3-car crash on Route 35
• Judge modifies order to allow dead man's urine to be tested for steroids
• 3 hurt when SUV overturns in Asbury Park
• WEATHER: Showers possible this afternoon
• Police: Sex offender was viewing child porn
• New Parkway exit opening northbound this month
• Waretown woman robbed of purse in her home by armed man
• Manchester high school evacuated after threat
• Howell Middle School North back in session after bomb threat
• Jurors weigh fate of Vas, aide after closing arguments in corruption trial
• Toms River man hurt when Toyota overturns
• Local reunion announcements
• Toms River man injured when truck flips onto divider
• Christie spokesman denies Hudson River rail tunnel plans have been killed
• Middletown dental practice offers free care Thursday
• Victim was moving out when killed by brother
• Middletown contractor pleads guilty to stealing project funds
• Mortgage lender agrees to modify some NJ loans
• 2 charged in attack on Red Bank resident
• NJSIAA appoints independent monitor to oversee finances
• Pine Barrens Jamboree set for Saturday in Waretown
• Two Neptune men arrested on drug, weapons charges in Ocean Twp.
• Bradley Beach in running for beach grant; online votes needed for win
• Shore colleges take new look at bullying
• Asbury Park city cashier charged with fraud
• Six Flags Great Adventure eliminates its fire department
• Freehold Twp. issues new liquor license: Cost? $1.25M
• Excessive force case against Seaside Heights cops settled
• Burglary suspect facing 20 more charges in Deal, Interlaken
• Part of Route 520 closed in Marlboro after vehicle strikes pole
• Fair Haven officials correct trash pick-up schedule
• Millstone man charged with sex assault on minor
• More weapons, ammo found in shooter's home
• Fire calls in Freehold go through county
• WEATHER: Coastal flood advisory, rain expected
• Pt. Pleasant H.S. conducting clothing drive fund-raiser
• Friends remember shooting victim Cara Ellis
• Man charged in purse thefts
• Pride Network responds to string of suicides, including Tyler Clementi's
• Freehold Twp. teacher dies at 49
• Former employer shocked at news of Mueller shooting
• Police seeking man in Neptune stabbing
• Educational foundations make comeback as aid to schools shrinks
• 'Hands-only' CPR may work best for cardiac arrest
• Keyport police officers, town officials clash over election referendum
• Inmate tried to have heroin mailed to him in Monmouth jail, authorities say
• Red Bank accident closes East Front Street
• West Long Branch church welcomes new pastor
• Program aiding vets in trouble with the law comes to Monmouth County
• Keyport woman takes milestone in stride
• 22nd Annual Chowder Cookoff Classic Winners
• Monmouth begins to dole out recycling grants
• $300G grant awarded to study reviving oyster industry
• Art show inspired by Day of the Dead
• Firefighters: Long Branch blaze brought under control
• Beach Haven Chowderfest is an acquired taste
• WEATHER: Rain expected, flood advisory in effect until 11 p.m.
• Woman finds boyfriend dead, covered in blood on porch in Paterson
• Red Bank accident closes East Front Street
• Hazlet Recreation Dept. fetes 50th anniversary
• Woman finds boyfriend dead, covered in blood on porch in Paterson
• Brielle Elementary School kids reap what they sew
• Two dead in Little Egg Harbor; suspected shooter reported dead
• Toms River man sentenced to four years for robbery
• West Long Branch church welcomes new pastor
• Red Bank joins "Live Where You Work" mortgage program
• Beach Haven Chowderfest is an acquired taste
• Ocean Blvd. lots to go up for public auction
• WEATHER: Rain expected, flood advisory in effect until 11 p.m.
• Police: Little Egg Harbor man shot brother, neighbor then self
• Prosecutor to oversee Princeton Township police
• Man passed fake money in Long Branch, cops say
• Route 71 bridge between Belmar and Avon to close until May for repair work
• Red Bank dentist, wife cleared of fraud and conspiracy charges
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Southbound Parkway delays in Toms River
• Neptune gets funds to hire 3 cops
• On eve of rally, Shore-area Tea Partiers foresee 'big change'
• Villanova student from Toms River injured in hit-and-run crash
• Program aiding vets in trouble with the law comes to Monmouth County
• Surf contest in Seaside Heights planned for Saturday
• 3 killed in Freehold Twp. crash identified
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Flooding shuts down part of routes 35 and 36
• Jackson council meeting turns ugly over mayor's new job
• Keyport woman takes milestone in stride
• WEATHER: Beautiful weekend weather
• Love and grief drive breast cancer groups
• 9/11 survivors witness health vote
• House approves 9/11 health care bill; Senate sponsors 'optimistic'
• 22nd Annual Chowder Cookoff Classic Winners
• Glenn Beck, conservative talk-show host, kicks off 'Restoring America' tour
• Blaze collapses roof of vacant Hazlet commercial building
• Cancer diagnosis shouldn't affect bond between mother, child
• Waretown welcomes waterfront park
• Firefighters: Long Branch blaze brought under control
• Press reporter recalls pain, struggles on way to cancer survival
• Families, friends recall victims of Freehold Township car crash
• Rain pounds N.C. as storm moves up the East Coast
• Tinton Falls school district to solicit bids for repairs
• Monmouth begins to dole out recycling grants
• Firefighters extinguish pole fire, house fire in Sea Bright
• Brick toddler taken to St. Barnabas after being burned by hot tea
• Harvey Cedars sand replenishment soft costs total $390G
• $300G grant awarded to study reviving oyster industry
• Rainy weather leads to accidents, flooded roads and downed wires
• GOP congressional candidate vows to serve only three terms
• Little Silver crossing guard struck by car
• Art show inspired by Day of the Dead
• NJ climatologist: Drought helped ease flooding
• Proposal: Exempt cops from 2% cap on property tax increases
• Jackson mayor forfeits salary, says he'll stay on despite controversy
• Press reporter recalls pain, struggles on way to cancer survival
• Hazlet Police Department to be assessed; how you can participate in the process
• Burglars attempt to steal $20K piece of machinery from Marlboro business
• Painting a picture of homelessness in Tinton Falls
• Race for the Cure in Jackson hopes to raise $1.7M
• Man found in burning car ID'd as son of man killed on Staten Island
• DWI checkpoint being held in Shrewsbury this weekend
• Howell man charged with lewdness third time this month
• Seaside man arrested, accused in robbery, stabbing
• Freehold man charged in July 10 borough robbery
• Neptune awarded $725K for three police officers
• Inside the Barnegat evidence room: Guns, jewelry, cash, empty pill bottles
• In "Breakfast Club" flashback, police say Lakewood man climbed, then fell, through police
• Plane overshoots runway at NJ airport; no injuries
• Power restored in Jackson
• Housing agency budget would include pay hike
• Board discusses LBI school closure
• 1 released, 1 arrested in fatal Pa. crash that hurt Toms River student
• Accident shuts down Route 537 in Freehold Township
• BRIEFS: Asbury Park tourney will aid mentoring
• Police: Hazlet residents spot, detain alleged car burglar
• Judge postpones hearing on laid-off Stafford cops
• Menendez introduces immigration reform bill
• GOP candidates eager for Christie, a rising star, to campaign
• Holmdel school board to discuss off-campus behavior tonight
• Christie nominates Burlington senator to Superior Court
• Brick man damaged church vehicles, police say
• Three killed in two-car crash on Rt. 537 in Freehold Township
• Red Bank clinics planned for flu, pnuemonia vaccinations
• Glenn Beck, conservative talk-show host, kicks off 'Restoring America' tour
• Neptune gets funds to hire 3 cops
• WEATHER: Beautiful weekend weather
• NJ climatologist: Drought helped ease flooding
• Hazlet Police Department to be assessed; how you can participate in the process
• Man found in burning car ID'd as son of man killed on Staten Island
• Freehold man charged in July 10 borough robbery
• Plane overshoots runway at NJ airport; no injuries
• 1 released, 1 arrested in fatal Pa. crash that hurt Toms River student
• Judge postpones hearing on laid-off Stafford cops
• Christie nominates Burlington senator to Superior Court
• Prosecutor to oversee Princeton Township police
• Families, friends recall victims of Freehold Township car crash
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Southbound Parkway delays in Toms River
• Love and grief drive breast cancer groups
• NJ halts all transportation projects after Legislature fails to OK bond sale
• Surf contest in Seaside Heights planned for Saturday
• On eve of rally, Shore-area Tea Partiers foresee 'big change'
• Live updates from the Glenn Beck rally
• Firefighters extinguish pole fire, house fire in Sea Bright
• Area dodges brunt of storm, floods
• Rainy weather leads to accidents, flooded roads
• Blaze collapses roof of vacant Hazlet commercial building
• 3 killed in Freehold Twp. crash identified
• Denis Miranda, Navy SEAL from Toms River, laid to rest
• Tropical storm's remnants deliver wet, windy weather to Shore
• Power restored in Jackson
• Menendez introduces immigration reform bill
• Accident shuts down Route 537 in Freehold Township
• Brick man damaged church vehicles, police say
• Proposal: Exempt cops from 2% cap on property tax increases
• Man passed fake money in Long Branch, cops say
• Survivor had the right attitude for dealing with setbacks
• 3 killed in Freehold Township car crash
• Husbands play integral role in wives' recovery from cancer
• Housing agency budget would include pay hike
• Inside the Barnegat evidence room: Guns, jewelry, cash, empty pill bottles
• BRIEFS: Asbury Park tourney will aid mentoring
• Toms River Navy SEAL remembered by family, friends
• 9/11 survivors witness health vote
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Flooding shuts down part of routes 35 and 36
• Cancer diagnosis shouldn't affect bond between mother, child
• Christie's a rising star: GOP candidates eager for Christie to campaign
• Rain pounds N.C. as storm moves up the East Coast
• Brick toddler taken to St. Barnabas after being burned by hot tea
• GOP congressional candidate vows to serve only three terms
• Tony Curtis dies at 85
• Burglars attempt to steal $20K piece of machinery from Marlboro business
• DWI checkpoint being held in Shrewsbury this weekend
• Route 71 bridge between Belmar and Avon to close until May for repair work
• Neptune awarded $725K for three police officers
• Agreement reached in Point Pleasant Beach over Lord's Prayer lawsuit
• Cops from five Monmouth County towns lose weight to raise funds
• Tinton Falls school district to solicit bids for repairs
• Party control at stake in Monmouth County freeholder race
• Harvey Cedars sand replenishment "soft costs' total $390G
• Despite lawsuit, prayer said at Point Pleasant Beach meeting
• Little Silver crossing guard struck by car
• Fort Monmouth Economic Revitalization Authority OKs bylaws, budget
• Jackson mayor forfeits salary, says he'll stay on despite controversy
• Latino Festival returns in Freehold
• Painting a picture of homelessness in Tinton Falls
• Residents ready to chow down at LBI's Chowder Cook-off
• Freehold Twp. schools superintendent retiring after 40-year career
• Neptune parking limit is adopted
• Flood watch issued for tonight as rains move through region
• Lakewood schools business administrator leaves following stormy tenure
• In "Breakfast Club" flashback, police say Lakewood man climbed, then fell, through police
• Voters approve $4.7M in repairs to Tinton Falls school district
• Board discusses LBI school closure
• Construction likely on hold again for Keansburg schools
• Police: Hazlet residents spot, detain alleged car burglar
• Busy week for Jersey Shore Tea Party
• Heavy rains, strong winds, rough surf expected along NJ coast
• Matawan man shot: Pot deal may have preceded slaying
• 3 Fort Monmouth employees taken to hospital after smelling strong odor
• Holmdel school board to discuss off-campus behavior tonight
• Villanova student from Toms River injured in hit-and-run crash
• Toms River man accused of exposing himself next to school bus in Manalapan
• Red Bank clinics planned for flu, pnuemonia vaccinations
• Jackson council meeting turns ugly over mayor's new job
• Red Bank dentist, wife cleared of fraud and conspiracy charges
• House approves 9/11 health care bill; Senate sponsors 'optimistic'
• Matawan college student shot dead in Manhattan
• Waretown welcomes waterfront park
• Officials: Victim in Rutgers sex-tape incident dies in George Washington Bridge jump
• Howell man charged with lewdness third time this month
• Breast cancer treatment teams cover all the bases
• Catholic Charities fetes Wall man's philanthropy
• GOP-led symposium touts imperiled N.J. horse racing
• Neptune eyes 3 percent hotel/motel room tax hike
• Assembly panel OKs 4 property tax bills
• Manalapan High coach Gallahue to get back assistant principal job
• Manchester students learn about fire safety
• Manalapan assistant principal to get job back after football season
• WEATHER: Severe thunderstorms, strong winds expected
• Officials: Rutgers quarterback's dad in altercation with fan
• Manchester police arrest second man in liquor store burglary, rooftop chase
• Comic Greg Giraldo overdoses on drugs in New Brunswick
• Power restored after transformer problem in Toms River
• Parkway accident in Lacey cleared; all lanes reopened
• Lakewood business administrator abruptly resigns
• Police: Off-duty cop assaulted after confronting robber at Asbury Park pharmacy
• Murder trial begins for accused wannabe gang member
• Parkway accident in Holmdel cleared; no major injuries
• Seaside Park employee caught stealing copper
• Asbury Park woman sexually assaulted in her home
• Red Bank officials seek owner input on taxi amendment
• Howell shopping center evacuated due to suspicious bag
• Secular prayers considered in light of Point Pleasant Beach lawsuit
• More officers needed for Ocean County Jail addition in Toms River
• TV host delivers supplies to Asbury school
• Guinness Red Bank Oyster Festival imports Irish tradition
• Man charged with stealing tires from Wall service center
• Downed tree causes power outages in Neptune, Tinton Falls
• Police: Brick man found with items stolen from local homes
• Toms River man found with heroin in restaurant bathroom, police say
• Wachovia Bank on Route 9 in Howell robbed
• Atlantic Highlands Harbor Commission to hold special meeting
• Costume party in Hazlet to benefit fire company
• Indictment charges Monmouth corrections officer with trying to bring drugs into jail
• Parents, students expected to rally tonight for Manalapan football coach
• Bruce Springsteen joins in on Brick couple's engagement photo shoot
• Mourners pay respects to fallen Navy SEAL Denis Miranda
• Summer temperatures linger for fall's Ocean County decoy show
• Construction planned for Route 88 bridge over Point Pleasant Canal
• Monmouth Park hosts steeplechase races to benefit Hovnanian Children's Hospital
• At NYC event, top official speaks of need for teachers
• Health Dept. announces flu shot clinics
• Asbury Park adopts budget, cuts tax hike after state OKs $11.7M in aid
• Touring Russian officials study government in N.J.
• Christie to propose education reforms at town hall meeting
• Parking near Raritan High School in Hazlet to be permit only
• Run remembers, honors New Jersey's fallen warriors
• Monmouth freeholders honor six volunteers with Citizen Service Awards
• Girl, 14, wins 'Hey Rube, Grab a Tube' ocean race in Point Beach
• WEATHER: Thunderstorms, rain and east winds
• Route 35 South in Aberdeen closed for flooding
• View the Health Dept. food outlet inspection reports for Ocean, Monmouth counties
• Fort Monmouth Ecomonic Revitalization Authority to hold first meeting Tuesday
• 1 teen dead, another critical in NJ stabbing
• Tinton Falls residents to vote Tuesday on $4.7M school spending question
• Sea Bright carnival helps ALS patients, families
• N.J. breast cancer rate 7th highest in nation
• 2 injured when Jeep flips over on Parkway
• Firefighters battling blaze in Manchester
• Guinness Red Bank Oyster Fest under way
• Youngsters step into the game, literally, at Asbury Park ChessFest
• Marlboro gets an extension on affordable housing plan
• For Jackson woman, 78, the battle to survive cancer is a personal war
• A promise to a dying sister leads to Susan G. Komen for the Cure
• Holmdel students get a chance to float their stuff at Waterfront Park
• Jackson mayor won't take municipal salary
• WEATHER: Beautiful today, chance of showers for the week
• WEATHER: Party sunny today, beautiful weekend weather
• Neptune area's Sand Hill Indians protecting a proud name
• Driver suffers minor injuries after car flips over on GSP in Aberdeen
• Eatontown woman charged with writing fake prescriptions
• Middletown man arrested in $93G 'check kiting' scheme
• Freehold cops, community raise money for slain siblings' family
• Marlboro not yet vulnerable to affordable-housing developers' suits
• Navy SEAL from Toms River remembered for his many acts of kindness
• Holmdel ex-model's estate sued by father of man she killed
• Asbury Park Press seeks to interview homeowners hit with tax liens
• Fundraiser Saturday for Epiphany House planned in Asbury Park
• House fire reported in Lakewood
• Section of Cold Indian Springs Road in Ocean Twp. closing for construction
• Asbury Park man gets 10 years for aiding in bank robbery
• Police: Jackson woman bought vodka while driving school bus
• Parkway accidents tie up traffic in Brick-Lakewood area
• Man who ran drug ring out of Asbury Park sentenced to 20 years
• Brian Williams honored by Monmouth University with communication award
• Keansburg pair charged with Shrewsbury burglary
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Truck fire delaying northbound Parkway traffic
• Matawan man pleads guilty to drug charges
• DWI checkpoint being held in Wall this weekend
• Power restored in Freehold Township
• Jackson Mayor Reina gets $78,000 salary at N.J. transportation job
• Lenders post $105M high bid for Philly newspapers
• Fishery penalties under review
• Two charged with burglary, theft after Eatontown arrest
• Ex-boyfriend pleads guilty to Roosevelt woman's murder
• Former Essex County prosecutor indicted on bribery, perjury charges
• Academy adds buses to Shore destinations
• Jury hears opening statements of man burning wife's home in Toms River
• Millstone Township home to trees that will be part of Sept. 11 memorial
• Democrats upset with Brick mayor's position in Toms River
• Jackson kindergartners relocated after car strikes school
• WEATHER: Sunny with temperatures around 83
• With no contract, Tinton Falls teachers to demonstrate at Back to School Night
• Power company works to restore service after outages in Monmouth
• Asbury Park High School sees success in new uniform changes
• Part of Herbertsville Road shut down in Howell crash
• Student driver crashes into Jackson elementary school building
• NJ teacher evaluations to go online
• Toms River Halloween parade shifted to Oct. 30
• Mover charged with stealing Holmdel client's $4K watch
• Point Beach Council mulls alternatives to prayer
• Attending the Tea Party rally at Great Adventure?
• Homes for All to build 82 affordable-housing units in Manitou Park
• Newly-released e-mails shed light on Race to the Top fallout
• Ocean County freeholder hopefuls debate how to heal Barnegat Bay
• 34th annual Greek Festival begins today in Toms River
• Matawan-Aberdeen board member resigns
• Freehold Borough to appeal decision to allow law office in residential area
• Police charge Howell man with stealing from local residence
• Steeplechase horse racing returns to Monmouth Park Racetrack
• Court rejects Long Branch merchant's oceanfront property claim
• Local farmers lament wilted crops caused by summer's heat
• Marlboro family unites for cancer fight
• Ex-Keyport mayor's job at bar eyed
• Tinton Falls teachers hold protest
• Ordinance cuts down on late-night summertime cab traffic in Sea Girt
• Temporary commanding officer for police appointed in Matawan
• Toms River graduate among those killed in Afghanistan copter crash
• WEATHER: Summer temps as fall arrives
• Police: Driver of dump truck spewing rocks in Wall found with drugs
• Hazlet's $100G clash with developer continues
• Press seeking parents who read children's school announcements online
• Cupcakes, brownies banned from school birthday bashes
• Asbury Park toddler injured when mother, woman fight
• Stafford swears in new police chief
• Police find marijuana plants off Route 34, arrest Wall township man
• Asbury Park woman accused of pouring boiling water on son
• Brothers arrested, accused in Millstone burglaries
• Pedestrian injured in Lakewood hit-and-run
• Brick man insists income taxes are voluntary, gets prison term
• Lane closures on the Route 35 bridge scheduled for this weekend
• Glenn Beck highlighting Oct. 2 rally at Great Adventure
• After nearly 100 years, Baronet Theatre torn down in Asbury Park
• Rumson accident leads to power outage
• Lake casts shadow on Middletown residents
• Students plant pinwheels to celebrate International Day of Peace
• Berkeley Township passes budget; 2.2% more than '09
• Police: Teen charged after crashing stolen pickup into building
• Matawan lieutenant could be named to lead department
• Man admits role in NJ schoolyard slayings
• General says former NJ resident died saving comrade in Afghanistan
• Man arrested after woman reports naked man peering into window at LBI home
• Police: Freehold man pulled knife on roommate, threatened to kill him
• Toms River man charged in 3-year-old's death
• Pine Beach council calls for urgent action on Barnegat Bay problems
• In Keyport, Pallone proposes $400M coastal jobs act
• Millstone fundraiser aids after-prom program
• Fair Haven man found dead on Jackson lawn
• DEP sues rabbi to clean up artifacts buried in Lakewood, Jackson
• Hazlet's clash with developer continues
• Running fest aids FoodBank
• Christie to release Race to the Top documents
• Toms River man arrested following death of his girlfriend's baby
• Motorcycle event seeks to raise awareness of those who didn't come home from wars
• Car fire on Parkway near Exit 102 now cleared
• Wall man lectures Fidel Castro on nuclear peril
• Central Regional grad honored for role in saving fellow Marine
• Big waves and rip currents stir Jersey shore
• Highlands mulls police, public works layoffs
• WEATHER: Sunny skies but forecasters warn of rip currents, elevated fire danger
• Belmar police get 15% pay hike in 5-year arbitration ruling
• Toms River man ticketed after two-vehicle accident
• Pine Beach council calls for urgent action on Barnegat Bay problems
• Police: NY grifter's long trail of bounced checks, thefts ends in Belmar
• Howell man held on burglary, drug charges
• Hurricane missed; Shore still takes a beating
• Shore Girl Scouts to be honored
• Ocean County Library's Bookfest being held Saturday
• Document shredding programs available throughout Ocean County
• Tractor-trailer overturns on NJ Turnpike ramp
• Christie administration has discussed using Hudson rail tunnel money instead for transportation fund
• Developer Morton Salkind, former Marlboro mayor, to be released from federal prison
• Pallone proposes $400M coastal jobs legislation
• High school students get living lesson from Iraq War veterans
• Officials: 7-pound Shih Tzu mauled to death by large pit bull in Hazlet
• Police search for man who robbed Tinton Falls bank
• Bayshore residents protest sewerage authority's wind turbine
• TRAFFIC ALERT: 13-mile delay Parkway northbound from Barnegat
• Swimmers warned of rip currents along Jersey shore
• Remembering Jonelle Melton, the slain teacher who touched many lives
• State awards $11.75 million in aid to Asbury Park
• Asbury hopes music exhibit aids economy
• Marine field station open house in Little Egg Harbor a hit with curious
• Greek Orthodox teens dive in to find crosses in surf
• Source counseling center at Red Bank Regional High School has new director
• Stephenson returns to lead orchestra in Ocean Grove
• Roselle Park mayor to serve Manasquan
• Decoys, decorative birds by female carvers flock to Tuckerton Seaport
• S. Toms River water flushing
• Stafford man, 28, held in assault on woman
• Sending in the clowns to 29th Seaside Heights parade
• Prayer at Pt. Beach meetings challenged
• Summer's last hurrah: Point Beach Festival of the Sea
• Troopers treat soldiers to fishing day out of Brielle
• Asbury Park bike shop teaches meaning of recycling to youngsters
• WEATHER: Chance of morning shower, sun for Sunday
• Blessing of the Waters being held Sunday in Asbury Park
• Jupiter making closest approach to Earth in nearly 50 years
• NJ man knows secrets of real 'Boardwalk Empire'
• Fast-moving storms blitz inland; tornado confirmed in Plumsted
• PTSD benefit concert set for Saturday in Seaside Heights
• DWI checkpoint being held in Union Beach this weekend
• WEATHER: Isolated showers today, mostly sunny for the weekend
• Asbury Park Press seeks to interview homeowners hit with tax liens
• Fatal accident on southbound Parkway in Holmdel
• Cadillac, suspected stolen, found submerged in Spring Lake
• 700 in Freehold area remain without power
• Two Keansburg men charged in assault
• Keansburg man charged with breaking into school
• N.J. cleans up after strong storms
• Asbury Park gets $11.75M in state aid
• Pedestrian struck on Lakehurst Road in Toms River
• Ex-Kiss drummer raising money for cancer research
• N.J. charges filed against Little Egg Harbor man jailed in Indiana on weapons offenses
• Man gets 12 years for murdering girlfriend
• Tinton Falls man, 74, carjacked in Wall while loading groceries
• Shore's House candidates differ on economic recovery
• Police: Driver crashes bus in Waretown after falling asleep
• "Miracle" Howell baby, 1.78 pounds at birth, home and thriving
• Weather service: Tornado tore through Plumsted
• Water company to flush pipes in Toms River area starting Monday
• Dem leaders assail Christie on tunnel stoppage
• Fire reported at Lakewood apartment
• Hurricane Igor could cause rip currents along East Coast
• Suspected electrical fire destroys pool shed in Middletown
• WEATHER: Partly sunny with strong winds
• 3 hurt in Route 18 crash in Marlboro
• WEATHER: Sunny with temperatures near 76 degrees
• NJ legislators look to increase penalties for road rage incidents
• Philly-area teen rides his horse to high school
• Court reverses former Newark mayor's conviction
• Changes to November ballot finalized for Ocean County
• Written ruling to follow accused Toms River killer's request to suppress confession
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Northbound Parkway traffic delayed near Exit 88
• Asbury school board member resigns
• Jumps in long-term care insurance stun policyholders
• Five hurt in chain-reaction collision in Oceanport
• High court refuses Point Beach mayor's recall election appeal
• Early-morning fire near Howell police department destroys salt shed
• DataUniverse up to full speed now
• Don't expect White Pages at your door
• King Manor Center and Medicenter Rehabilitation Honored
• GOP candidate enters Freehold council race
• Jackson business administrator job is still open; mayor hopes to fill it soon
• Driver caught in Neptune after chase in Freehold
• After months of uncertainty, Stafford names police chief
• Hundreds of trees, wires downed as violent storm marches through Shore
• Berkeley homeowners voice complaints, but redo of tax assessments unlikely
• Increased risk of rip currents today
• County will not set up stormwater authority for Barnegat Bay
• Long Branch man pleads guilty to swindling $1M from investors
• Freehold Township schoolhouse will reopen as historical site
• Corruption trial opens for former Perth Amboy mayor
• Rutgers' Little Egg Harbor marine field station to host open house Saturday
• NJ Transit chief knows of riders' frustrations
• Ocean teen was Miss Italy contestant
• Sea Girt wind turbine plan creating angst for residents
• Fair Haven bike race planned for Sunday
• Great Adventure to add new roller coaster
• Townwide yard sale coming to Red Bank
• Lakewood bank robbed; suspect still at large
• Two remain hospitalized following Sunday crash
• Breast cancer charity celebrates 17th race for cure
• Middletown senior complexes have bedbugs; complaints up at multifamily dwellings
• Errors said to account for 14 million gallons of 'missing' water in Point Pleasant
• In Berkeley, Runyan says Adler's mailing contains lies
• At crowded Berkeley Township Council meeting, revaluation is called unjust
• Tinton Falls residents long for a 2nd garden
• Tethered balloon to demonstrate height of proposed cell tower in Middletown
• Barnegat Bay threatened by new sewer lines, but state delays enforcing regulations
• Seniors vying for bocce bragging rights in Ocean County championship
• Paddle the Naveskink Day set for Sat.
• Smells like it is time for stinkbugs
• Red Bank mayor appoints Ka-Boom review panel
• Groups want quick end to tunnel work delay
• Physician is reunited with his mentor, the hospital chaplain
• Fair Haven officials OK resignation
• Press looking to interview people who have switched gas or electric suppliers
• Nuclear waste piles up with no disposal plan
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Construction on Roosevelt Avenue in Ocean Twp. today
• Runyan says Adler's mailing contains lies
• Long Branch man pleads guilty to swindling $1M from investors
• Township man, 71, struck and killed in Lakewood
• SUV flips over in Lacey crash
• 3 hurt in Route 18 crash in Marlboro
• Freehold Regional program cuts rescinded
• FOOD: Kids learn their way around the kitchen at Young Chefs Academy in Marlboro
• Neptune Dems name candidate
• Pine Beach Chapel, started in 1910, predates borough
• NJ one of several states cutting benefits for public-sector retirees
• Freehold Twp. board adds new member as one departs
• Ocean Twp. man, 49, charged with swiping cash from truck
• Sea Girt wind turbine plan creating angst for residents
• Technical difficulties at DataUniverse
• 9/11 walk has biggest turnout yet
• Lakewood retiree to throw hat in Republican ring for Township Committee
• Paddle the Navesink Day scheduled for Saturday
• Rep. Holt attacks opponent on minimum wage issue
• Comedian Dave Coulier to perform at Brookdale
• Barnegat Bay threatened by new sewer lines, but state delays enforcing regulations
• Walk slated honor slain teacher
• Asbury poised for yoga festival
• Press seeks couples who underwent premarital counseling
• WTC steel finds new home at Ocean County College
• Controversial tree ordinance dropped by Fair Haven
• Minor explosion reported at Middletown home
• Tinton Falls schools to seek $4.7M for repairs
• Lakewood GOP picks Akerman to replace Singer on local ticket
• WEATHER: Sunny with temperatures near 80
• SUV flips over in Lacey crash
• Police: Brick man, 18, found with pound of marijuana
• Manasquan man, 43, charged with burglarizing Spring Lake homes
• Have you been hit by a tax lien sale? Asbury Park Press wants to hear from you
• Rally for athlete and those who aided him
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Section of Middletown-Lincroft Road closed in Middletown
• Rug Mill Towers in Freehold damaged by fire
• Technical difficulties at DataUniverse
• Six Monmouth U. students charged in two underage drinking busts, police say
• New police dogs show their stuff at National Guard Training Center
• NJ Transit chief hosting online chat
• Press looking to interview people who have switched gas or electric suppliers
• Police: Suspicious package behind Wanamassa post office was a bottle of shampoo
• Nadal tops Djokovic for US Open title, career Slam
• Little Silver police officer charged with assault, witness tampering
• Marlboro woman, 26, killed in single-car accident
• Wanamassa Post Office shut down as police probe bomb scare
• Police blame alcohol, speed on vehicle accident in Manalapan
• Have you been hit by a tax lien sale? Asbury Park Press wants to hear from you
• Part of Community Medical Center parking deck floor collapses under concrete truck
• Award winners at NJ National Guard 25th annual Military Review
• Tuition Aid Grant cuts affect Shore area college students
• Monmouth County Fire Academy recruits learn more than the drill
• Brookdale Recreation and Event Center gets major facelift
• Honor those who came before, rights activist Cornel West urges crowd at NAACP event in Eatontown
• Bradley Beach to build wind turbine with $10G energy grant
• Enthusiasts gather at vintage Cadillac show in Oakhurst
• Cement truck breaks floor of parking garage at Community Medical Center
• LBI bike tour raises funds for local Red Cross chapter
• Muralist's work at Long Branch comfort stations draws cheers
• WEATHER: Clouds will give way to sun, highs near 79
• Barnegat Bay hit by brown tide in south end
• Nuclear plant cleaning up tritium
• Barnegat Light swordfish boat featured on Discovery Channel show
• Abandoned home in Brick claimed by fire
• Rain doesn't deter Sandy Hook Bay paddleboard race
• Keansburg police arrest three in connection with jewelry thefts
• Marlboro appeals COAH's jurisdiction move
• Asbury Park OysterFest features array of foods, bands
• No sleepy post season— Seaside Heights bed race
• Electric pole catches fire in Ocean Grove
• Rock 'N Ride goes on despite rare rain
• NFL looks into Jets' treatment of female reporter
• 2 unrelated minor accidents near exit 69 on Parkway
• 2 people hospitalized after crash in Manalapan
• Overturned vehicle closes Route 70
• Descendants file complaint over site "desecration"
• Christie commends civilians for military support in Sea Girt
• World Trade Center steel to be unveiled at Ocean County College in Toms River
• High school football scores update
• Remembering 9/11: Rushing to help
• WEATHER: Sun today, chance of showers tomorrow
• Friday night high school football scores
• HS Game of the Week debuts tonight
• Tinton Falls mayor appoints new police chief
• 4 arrested, heroin and marijuana seized in 2 Ocean County busts
• CECOM flag removed from Fort Monmouth, another step in the move to Maryland
• Toms River Muslims urge developers to move mosque planned near Ground Zero
• Cops called to burglary find suspect burglarizing business next-door, police say
• 9/11 anniversary brings new round of tears to couple who lost daughter
• Route 9, Manalapan road project to span three weekends
• At Middletown prayers, talk of Muslim "hate wave"
• WEATHER: Sunny today, chance of showers Sunday
• Rumson Country Day honors the man behind new wing
• Accident backing up traffic on northbound Parkway in Ocean County
• Member of Toms River mosque urges moving "Ground Zero Mosque'
• Nearly 40 cars burglarized in Brick adult community
• Brick woman, 23, charged with DWI after striking sign and trees
• Seaside Heights to be added to "Jersey Shore" lawsuit
• Shore Conference teams littered with major talent
• Marlboro athlete speaks out at U.S. concussion hearing
• Rosh Hashana: New start for faithful
• Fire destroys cabana at Driftwood Beach Club in Sea Bright
• Belmar Democrats charge Republicans with website fraud
• Campaign seeks donations for area food pantries, charities
• Neptune man facing assault, weapons charges after bail bondsman turns him in
• Howell woman, 78, killed in Route 9 crash
• Red Bank Regional foundation holding fundraiser at Monmouth Park
• Freehold man charged with armed robbery at gas station
• Sea Girt objects to wind turbine
• Red Bank ceremony to remember 9/11 victims Saturday
• Recent red tide not toxic, DEP says
• COAH dismisses Marlboro, opening township up to lawsuits
• 6 escape unharmed from Toms River house fire
• Dry and windy weather predicted today
• Accelerator suspect in Toyota crash in Brielle
• Snooki fined $500 for annoying beachgoers
• Singer likely to exit race in Lakewood
• Barnegat, Little Egg Harbor to share construction code enforcement services
• Police: Alleged burglars jump into Dumpster to escape officers
• Manalapan candidate subject of state election finance complaint
• Eatontown may remove much-neglected welcome signage
• 14M gallons of water missing in Pt. Pleasant, no leak suspected
• Belmar Democrats charge Republicans with website fraud
• Instructor, kindergartners share new experience in Manchester
• Middletown passes $64.6 million budget
• Campaign seeks donations for area food pantries, charities
• 6 escape unharmed from Toms River house fire
• Lakewood mayor: Akerman to replace Singer on ballot
• Stafford council approves police chief
• Alleged car burglar nabbed in Toms River
• WTC steel beam arrives in Manalapan
• Crowds expected to protest Sea Girt wind turbine at meeting tonight
• 3 Ocean County men charged in alleged credit card fraud
• Police: 1.5 pounds of marijuana found during DWI traffic stop in Manchester
• Ocean County state legislators drop out of municipal races
• Pine Beach Environmental Commission meeting tonight
• Teens arrested in spate of vandalism in Colts Neck
• Boardwalks bustle on last 3-day weekend of summer
• Monmouth University freshmen get fancy new dorm
• Police in AC investigate slurs on pavilion
• WEATHER: Temperatures back into the 90s
• Tinton Falls police probing 18+ car burglaries
• Part of Route 71 in Wall to be closed Thursday and Friday
• Schundler declines invitation to Race to the Top hearing
• Ocean County College welcomes student involvement
• School administrators pitch in with welcoming students back to school
• Long Beach to discuss beach replenishment program
• Tax rate to increase in Middletown
• Doctor with deep local roots decries grave action
• Pre-game barbecue will benefit Red Bank Regional program
• Eight-count complaint filed against former Manalapan candidate
• Seniors of Little Silver resuming meetings
• Semester under way at Brookdale, but registration still open
• Marlboro power outage caused by squirrel
• Parkway crash kills Westwood man, 58
• Wages slip, assets erode and American workers show anxiety
• Fire in Millstone under investigation
• Vehicle explosion causes lane closure on Route 18 in Marlboro
• Monmouth University an "overlooked gem,' book says
• In Asbury Park, performers offer original music
• Vineyards show off their NJ varietals at wine and jazz fest at Allaire Village
• Area lifeguards still out keeping eyes on the surf
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Left lane on Parkway closed near Exit 98
• Beachgoers bid a fond farewell to another summer season
• WEATHER: Clear skies, temperatures around 80
• Emergency personnel respond to chemical leak at Brick storage center
• As tourists leave for season, traffic builds on Shore roads
• Contraptions crash but spirits soar at wacky flying fest
• Vets seek help on state contracts
• Holmdel development uproots historic graves
• No injuries in Red Bank fire
• More workers laboring with stress
• Middletown child safety seat checkpoint canceled
• Lakewood man slashed across face
• Former Education Commissioner Schundler tells all, with e-mails
• Fire in Millstone under investigation
• Police investigate storage trailer fire in Lacey
• Boy, 14, struck by two vehicles while riding bike across Brick Boulevard
• Tropical storm warning issued for Monmouth, Ocean counties
• Vehicle explosion causes lane closure on Route 18 in Marlboro
• Upper Freehold woman charged with embezzling $380K from Plumsted lumberyard
• Injured, bleeding man found on Brookdale campus
• 4 charged in ferry ticket scheme
• Monmouth University an "overlooked gem,' book says
• TRAFFIC REPORT: Delays on Parkway between exits 80, 81
• Three arrested on drug charges in Barnegat raid
• Moderate risk of rip currents today
• In Asbury Park, performers offer original music
• Wall Stadium closed, races cancelled
• Hurricane Earl expected to affect NJ coastline
• Howell man issued summons for lewdness at Parkway rest stop
• $400M grant flub marks the first mistake of Christie administration
• Holiday weekend gets started as Earl gets lost
• Man trapped when vehicle overturns at Ocean Township construction site
• Car stolen in NYC ends up behind Keyport strip club
• Dragonflies thriving at Shore this year
• Cancer survivors take blimp ride in urging mammograms
• Drunken driving checkpoint in Keyport
• Two sent to hospitals after head-on crash on Route 9 in Berkeley
• Survival rates for admissions through emergency rooms among highest at 2 area hospitals
• Body recovered from inlet is identified as missing swimmer
• Benefit on Sunday to help Brick family displaced after house fire
• Firefighters encircle Jackson woods fire
• DWI checkpoint being held in Red Bank
• Long Branch church's demolition has parishioners dismayed
• Part of Broad Street in Freehold to be closed for repairs
• Swimming still restricted at many NJ beaches
• Wall stock-car track closes as manager's lease expires
• No swimming, surfing at Island Beach State Park for 2 days
• TRAFFIC REPORT: Heavy congestion on the GSP southbound after Toms River toll plaza
• Little Egg Harbor arsonist gets 3-year term
• Middletown swears in 4 new police recruits
• Oyster Creek: Nearby aquifiers not affected by leaks
• Fireworks in Harvey Cedars postponed until tomorrow
• Clara B. Worth School in Berkeley to rid classrooms of mold
• $3M retraining for fort workers
• Angelini seeks underage tanning-bed ban
• $400M grant flub marks the first mistake of Christie administration
• Three men accused of shoplifting at Jersey Shore Premium Outlets
• Monmouth University's Urban Coast Institute gets $250G in federal funds
• Blaze damages Long Beach house
• At Allaire, vineyards show off their NJ varietals
• Seastreak ferry resumes normal service
• Swimmer in Belmar sought; body of missing Asbury Park man found
• Freehold Regional Board of Education balks at disgraced administrator's salary
• Survival rates for admissions through emergency rooms among highest at 2 area hospitals
• Union Beach bracing for Earl
• State to rule on left-turn ban
• Search for swimmer who went missing off Asbury Park suspended
• Dragonflies thriving at Shore this year
• Brookdale open Saturday morning
• 2 rescued after boat catches fire off Point Pleasant Beach
• Schundler releases chronology, emails in Race to the Top flap
• Little Egg Harbor arsonist gets 3-year term
• Cancer survivors take blimp ride in urging mammograms
• DWI checkpoint being held in Red Bank
• Holiday weekend gets started as Earl gets lost
• Swimming still restricted at many NJ beaches
• TRAFFIC REPORT: Heavy congestion on the GSP southbound after Toms River toll plaza
• Fireworks in Harvey Cedars postponed until tomorrow
• Body recovered from inlet is identified as missing swimmer
• Summer's final fling wins a late reprieve
• Wall stock-car track closes as manager's lease expires
• Clara B. Worth School in Berkeley to rid classrooms of mold
• Two WTC steel beams to be centerpiece of Wayside Firehouse memorial
• As the sun rises at the Jersey Shore, few signs of Hurricane Earl
• Long Branch church's demolition has parishioners dismayed
• Wall Stadium closed, races cancelled
• 3 charged with shoplifting at Jersey Shore outlets; other incidents being probed
• Seastreak ferry resumes normal service
• Union Beach bracing for Earl
• Brookdale open Saturday morning
• Middletown child safety seat checkpoint canceled
• Search suspended for swimmer missing off Belmar
• Police investigate storage trailer fire in Lacey
• Upper Freehold woman charged with embezzling $380K from Plumsted lumberyard
• VIDEO: Waiting for Earl at the Jersey Shore
• DWI checkpoint being held in Red Bank
• TRAFFIC REPORT: Delays on Parkway between exits 80, 81
• Monmouth University's Urban Coast Institute gets $250G in federal funds
• State to rule on left-turn ban
• Despite budget cuts, NJ homeowners still face sky-high property taxes
• Man trapped when vehicle overturns at Ocean Township construction site
• WEATHER: Tropical storm warning in effect, stormy conditions expected tomorrow
• 2 arrested after traffic stop in Ocean Township
• Drunken driving checkpoint in Keyport
• Swimmer in Belmar sought; body of missing Asbury Park found
• 2 rescued after boat catches fire off Point Pleasant Beach
• Lakewood man slashed across face
• Boy, 14, struck by two vehicles while riding bike across Brick Boulevard
• Injured, bleeding man found on Brookdale campus
• Three arrested on drug charges in Barnegat raid
• Benefit on Friday to help Brick family displaced after house fire
• Hurricane Earl expected to affect NJ coastline
• Body found off Asbury Park confirmed as missing swimmer
• Schundler tells all, with e-mails
• $3M retraining for fort workers
• Blaze damages Long Beach house
• Freehold Regional Board of Education balks at disgraced administrator's salary
• WEATHER: Sunny with temperatures low 90s, showers possible tomorrow
• Moderate risk of rip currents today
• Part of Broad Street in Freehold to be closed for repairs
• Tropical storm warning issued for Monmouth, Ocean counties
• No swimming, surfing at Island Beach State Park for 2 days
• Middletown swears in 4 new police recruits
• Four charged in fake ferry ticket scheme
• Howell man issued summons for lewdness at Parkway rest stop
• Car stolen in NYC ends up behind Keyport strip club
• Two sent to hospitals after head-on crash on Route 9 in Berkeley
• Firefighters encircle Jackson woods fire
• Schundler releases chronology, emails in Race to the Top flap
• Jersey Shore nervously watches Hurricane Earl
• Angelini seeks underage tanning-bed ban
• Gov Chris Christie: No hard feelings for Bret Schundler
• Asbury Park man, 20, jailed after dispute in fish market
• Two struck by car in Englishtown
• County: All complaints received against Enzo Bridal resolved
• Manasquan end-of-summer celebration tonight
• Shore soldiers, families skeptical on Iraq
• Homeowner escapes overnight fire in Middletown
• Voters, not aid cuts, kill school construction projects
• Fire destroys vacant home on Butterfly Road in Jackson
• Traffic snarls continue at Allenwood Circle in Wall
• Power expected back on soon for 2,300 out in Atlantic Highlands
• Plumsted court office to be closed 5 days in Sept.
• Press looking to interview Iraq war veterans
• Parkway traffic in Wall backed up after crash
• Bail at $3M for man accused of murdering former son-in-law
• Search on for swimmer in Asbury Park
• Crash closes Allenwood Circle northbound in Wall
• Berkeley BOE member chastised over ethics
• 10 reject plea deals in NJ ballot fraud case
• Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst promises tougher Mud Run race this year
• WEATHER: Sunny and hot with a cool, clear night
• Search suspended for missing Asbury Park swimmer
• Teen struck by SUV in Seaside Park
• Oyster Creek: Nearby aquifiers not affected by leaks
• 9/11 memorial taking shape as workers race anniversary deadline
• Stanley Cup at Neptune hospital
• WEATHER: Sunny with high temperatures; swimmers warned of rip currents
• Appeals panel: Lawsuit can't use admission by Denver Nuggets' Earl "J.R." Smith
• Fire damages Marlboro home
• Power being restored to thousands who lost service in Monmouth Cty
• Asbury Park man, 23, charged in Neptune shooting
• Toms River American Legion door shattered, possibly by gunshot
• Disabled bus blocking southbound Parkway lane in Toms River
• Jackson man arrested after police spot alleged drug deal
• Court rules no audio in case of man accused of murdering wife
• Brick man charged with setting neighbor's home on fire
• 2 arrested, 5 vehicles impounded in Brick DWI checkpoint
• Four charged with drunken driving in Red Bank checkpoint
• Howell district awards PAL contract to run after-school programs
• Rip currents, but no big waves at Jersey Shore beaches
• Child, 11, is killed in Hillsboro crash
• Aberdeen Day 2010 set for Sept. 25
• Marlboro's planned Blues and Barbecue Festival fizzles for lack of funds
• Freeholder spat over veterans post resolved as "cost-neutral'
• Barnegat Light joins program that recycles old fishing gear
• Family displaced, pets killed in Lacey fire
• Run/walk at Monmouth Park raises money for research on pediatric brain tumors
• Diver in distress brought in, sent to hospital
• Monmouth University climbs U.S. News & World Report's rankings
• River Road sidewalks to be replaced in Fair Haven
• Petition drive illuminates fight over Spring Lake Heights salaries
• Law practice gets board's approval for Freehold neighborhood
• Poor often can't afford bank fees
• Enduring legacy of volunteerism rises at Shore from Katrina's destruction
• Schools face post-stimulus budget hangover
• Swimmers warned to be wary of rip tides
• NAACP anti-violence block party returns to Asbury this weekend
• @issue: Should N.J. schools have standard for uniforms?
• Hurricane Danielle, other storms stirring up dangerous surf at Shore
• County GOP backs acting clerk's bid to run for office
• Scientists continue 20-year study of diamondback terrapin Barnegat Bay
• Two injured in Friday night car crash in Lacey
• Officials: Shore woman has West Nile
• Beachgoers warned of rough waves, rip currents from Hurricane Danielle
• Dredging parts of Shrewsbury, Navesink rivers to begin
• Toms River man remained in critical condition after pulled from pool
• WEATHER: Beautiful weekend weather; rip current risk moderate
• Hillside cop sentenced to 3 years probation for shooting son
• Democrats call for resignation of Brick mayor
• Officials wait on title for demolition of Robards House in Fair Haven
• Point Pleasant Beach man found guilty of assisting in tax-evasion attempt
• Jockey to serve rest of suspension after Monmouth Park Elite Summer Meet
• Season brought more visitors, good weather to Long Beach Island
• Early house fire in Brick displaces family
• WEATHER: Beautiful weather all week long
• 2 Howell boys hurt in gasoline container explosion
• Brielle-based fishing vessel sinks off Massachusetts
• 68-year-old Toms River woman is state's first victim of West Nile Virus this year
• Captain of Brielle-based fishing vessel rescued off Mass. coast
• Alleged Ponzi-schemer Weinstein still in jail
• Anesthesiologist charged in alleged prescription-selling scheme
• TRAFFIC REPORT: Most delays due to road construction
• Rip current warnings issued as a result of Hurricane Danielle offshore
• Life term plus 10 years for final defendant in Asbury Park slaying
• Schundler statement about dismissal draws rebuke from governor's office
• WEATHER: Sunny with temperatures in the 80s
• Wings of Freedom Tour stops in Wall
• Three hurt in early-morning Aberdeen house fire
• State: Aid will be kept from towns that have not adopted reforms
• Multimillion dollar Ponzi scheme suspect Eliyahu Weinstein faces bail hearing
• DWI checkpoint being held in Red Bank
• DWI checkpoint to be held in Asbury Park this weekend
• Former Red Bank business owner admits stealing from clients
• North Carolina woman arrested in Lakewood on prostitution charges
• Arrest made in alleged scheme to steal, resell supermarket goods
• Asbury Park man, 42, charged in series of car burglaries
• Manalapan drug kingpin sentenced to 25 years
• Vintage military planes fly over the Jersey Shore
• Eliyahu Weinstein, accused Ponzi-schemer, out on $10 million bail
• Body found in Double Trouble State Park ID'd as Berkeley man
• APP Tax Crush series wins national honor
• Stem cells help Brielle dog heal
• Bedbugs found, attacked at Monmouth Mall movie complex
• Marlboro homeowners to see local tax hike
• Man who died in jump from bridge was celebrating his birthday
• Long Branch man charged with setting fire to car containing body
• Man suffered massive head injury before being burned in trunk of car
• Federal flood insurance runs deep in the red
• Toms River Little League team returns home with a motorcade
• Brick Mayor named director of Toms River MUA, will get $93G
• Freehold students living less than half-mile from high schools will not receive busing
• Do you know this man? He's wanted for robbing a bank
• Monmouth County police blotter
• Police release photo of missing 17-year-old Lakewood resident
• Tab Ramos Sports Center will attempt to add parking
• Press seeks Toms River residents willing to talk about taxes
• Ocean Twp. woman's father also faces murder charge
• Manalapan woman awarded $3M in damages
• WEATHER: Showers expected this morning
• Pier Village 3 awaits approval
• Paper-shredding event set for Monmouth area
• Police officer pulls man from pool in Toms River
• Marlboro council adopts $33.7M budget
• Three arrested in Aberdeen car burglaries
• Police: Woman, 39, attacked in Brick while walking to work
• Drug charges against Kelaher's grandson moved to Monmouth County
• Police seek public's help in Brick vehicle burglaries
• Plainclothes police catch man in act of burglarizing vehicle in Brick
• Anti-violence block party being held in Asbury Park Saturday
• Long Branch man charged as arsonist-for-hire in man's death
• S. Seaside Park residents talk secession
• Special series: All-night diner gets to see all kinds
• Repair crews still working to fix water main break on Route 35 in Eatontown
• Three car accident leaves two injured in Jackson
• Atlantic Highlands will hire arborist
• Officials still seek clues to building fire at Fort Monmouth Camp Evans
• DWI checkpoints to be held in Allenhurst, Fair Haven
• Grandson of Toms River mayor facing drug charges
• Two men suspected of involvement in cockfighting arrested
• Police continue search for man who reportedly jumped off the Highlands Bridge
• Neptune City police conducting DWI checkpoint
• Campaign spending by interest groups in NJ hits record $35M
• Gleeful teen choir belts out classic tunes, drums and all
• NYC mosque debate stirs local passions
• Stray golf ball lands Monroe woman in waist-deep mud
• Study shows value of quality-of-life cancer care
• Berkeley man arrested in string of home burglaries
• Prior to midterm, things heating up for 12th District candidates
• Jewelry stolen from second Colts Neck home
• Howell football star Philip Adamo faces DWI charges in fatal crash
• Our raging Earth: A year of extreme weather, natural disasters in NJ
• Devil-may-care night gives way to praise-the-Lord morning
• Press looking to talk to Foursquare mobile check-in users
• Ruling cements educator's Asbury return
• Asbury Park man charged with child sex assault
• Showers increasing; storms possible after 5 p.m.
• Authorities ID man who jumped from bridge
• Miniature golf tournament Saturday in Bradley Beach
• Lacey road race set for Saturday
• Asbury Park man gets 15 years for multiple crimes
• Local talent prevails at annual horse show
• Chain saws stolen from Colts Neck hardware store
• WEATHER: Morning fog gives way to sunny skies
• Bike paths backed in Ocean Township
• Body found in Double Trouble State Park
• Prosecutor appeals overturned murder convictions in Barnegat torture case
• Police: Plumsted man fell asleep before striking pole in Jackson
• Phillies star Ryan Howard to rehab with Blueclaws Friday
• Back-to-school spending seen up slightly -- for those who can afford it
• Coastal flood advisory issued
• Highlands Bridge jumper search continues
• Three people sent to hospital after accident in Brielle
• Monmouth County town briefs
• Neptune teacher's father also charged in murder of her ex-husband
• Toms River man wants to know what almost hit him
• Aberdeen cracking down on drunken drivers as part of campaign
• Morning fire damages Long Branch home
• Water main break affecting businesses in Eatontown
• Train trouble strands commuters
• Atlantic Highlands man nominated for state arts council
• Howell cops help parents install kids' safety seats
• Man found in burning car ID'd as 42-year-old from Manchester
• Siblings kayak 900 miles of waterways from Mich. to the Jersey Shore
• Cab driver charged with assaulting Red Bank man over fare dispute
• WEATHER: Cloudy skies, showers expected, coastal flooding advisory issued
• Two Freehold Township teens injured in motor vehicle accident
• TRAFFIC REPORT: Heavy volume slowing commute on Parkway in Toms River
• Christie will attend fundraiser for Runyan
• WEATHER: Cloudy skies, showers expected, coastal flooding advisory issued
• Amtrak: Northeast trains restarting after power problem
• Middletown urges N.J. to change school funding
• Ex-Brick man sentenced on drug charges in 1999 case
• Stafford schools get grant to implement the Readiness and Emergency Management for Schools Program
• Money launderer in Dwek and Deal case sentenced to 18 months
• Fired animal-control officer loses appeal of Manalapan action
• Search conducted for reported jumper at Highlands Bridge
• Forget Snooki! Food's the star of late-night Jersey Shore
• Guests find the restored planetarium at OCC a genuinely moving experience
• Former school board member back on job in Long Branch
• Allow extra time if traveling to Little League World Series
• Former Freehold Raceway president pleads guilty to theft
• Police: Woman snatched purse off porch in Bradley Beach
• Toms River man wants to know what almost hit him
• Atlantic Highlands man nominated for state arts council
• Berkeley man arrested in string of home burglaries
• Showers increasing; storms possible after 5 p.m.
• Asbury Park man gets 15 years for multiple crimes
• Body found in Double Trouble State Park
• Coastal flood advisory issued
• Our raging Earth: A year of extreme weather, natural disasters in NJ
• Authorities ID man who jumped from bridge
• WEATHER: Thunderstorms expected late afternoon
• Ex-wife held in death of man found in burning car
• Gleeful teen choir belts out classic tunes, drums and all
• Former school board member back on job in Long Branch
• S. Seaside Park residents talk secession
• Atlantic Highlands will hire arborist
• Aberdeen cracking down on drunken drivers as part of campaign
• Two men suspected of involvement in cockfighting arrested
• Prior to midterm, things heating up for 12th District candidates
• Before dawn, getting ready to feed hungry bellies
• Highlands Bridge jumper search continues
• Devil-may-care night gives way to praise-the-Lord morning
• Local talent prevails at annual horse show
• Prosecutor appeals in 2 murders
• Howell cops help parents install kids' safety seats
• Two Freehold Township teens injured in motor vehicle accident
• Middletown urges N.J. to change school funding
• Fired animal-control officer loses appeal of Manalapan action
• Police continue search for man who reportedly jumped off the Highlands Bridge
• NYC mosque debate stirs local passions
• Officials still seek clues to building fire at Fort Monmouth Camp Evans
• Allow extra time if traveling to Little League World Series
• 3 A.M.-6 A.M.
• Stray golf ball lands Monroe woman in waist-deep mud
• Jewelry stolen from second Colts Neck home
• Press looking to talk to Foursquare mobile check-in users
• Miniature golf tournament Saturday in Bradley Beach
• Chain saws stolen from Colts Neck hardware store
• Police: Plumsted man fell asleep before striking pole in Jackson
• Three people sent to hospital after accident in Brielle
• Morning fire damages Long Branch home
• TRAFFIC REPORT: Road construction causing delays along the Shore
• Former Freehold Raceway president pleads guilty to theft
• Man found in burning car ID'd as 42-year-old from Manchester
• WEATHER: Sun today, plan outdoor activities for Saturday
• Repair crews still working to fix water main break on Route 35 in Eatontown
• DWI checkpoints to be held in Allenhurst, Fair Haven
• Neptune City police conducting DWI checkpoint
• Ex-Brick man sentenced on drug charges in 1999 case
• Forget Snooki! Food's the star of late-night Jersey Shore
• Search conducted for reported jumper at Highlands Bridge
• Lacey road race set for Saturday
• WEATHER: Morning fog gives way to sunny skies
• Manalapan teen's community garden yields fresh produce for food pantry
• Monmouth County SPCA worker admits killing two cats
• Monmouth County town briefs
• Water main break affecting businesses in Eatontown
• Manalapan couple take part in motorcycle jaunt to N.Y. to remember 9/11
• Siblings kayak 900 miles of waterways from Mich. to the Jersey Shore
• Christie will attend fundraiser for Runyan
• Ruling cements educator's Asbury return
• Stafford schools get grant to implement the Readiness and Emergency Management for Schools Program
• SUV strikes man, Dunkin Donuts in Colts Neck
• Man found in car in Long Branch not identified yet
• Phillies star Ryan Howard to rehab with Blueclaws Friday
• Howell football star Philip Adamo faces DWI charges in fatal crash
• Study shows value of quality-of-life cancer care
• Retail vacancies grow in shopping districts along Shore
• Inside a Jersey Shore party house
• Dead body found in Howell house
• Snooki's plea in court: Not guilty
• Jewelry stolen from Colts Neck home
• Bus-vs.-car accident in Neptune slows traffic
• Dinnertime at the Shore: Trading tall tales of Snooki, sharks
• Stafford council members' cars plastered with nasty bumper stickers
• Chance of rain this afternoon
• Testimony scheduled on cell tower
• Increased risk of rip currents continues today
• Toms River music teacher charged with selling school instruments is suspended with pay
• Authorities on scene of car fire in Long Branch
• Toms River roadwork to pinch Route 37 West to two lanes
• Wall fitness center trainer accused of hiding recording device in women's restroom
• Campaign spending by interest groups in NJ hits record $35M
• Rabbi's message inspires thousands at Lakewood gathering
• Thousands gather in Lakewood to hear from Jewish spiritual leader
• Snooki gets her day in Seaside Heights court, but not in person
• JCP&L says Ocean County power restored by early afternoon
• Asbury Park session will talk about getting job training
• State comptroller criticizes municipal use of tax abatements
• Three injured in Howell crash
• For Class of 2014, e-mail's too slow and wristwatches unnecessary
• Keansburg draws, ocean or not
• Hot and sunny weather in store for today
• Moderate risk of rip currents today
• Ocean County freeholders object to Barnegat Bay stormwater bill
• Aberdeen police arrest South Amboy man after foot pursuit
• Police probing string of car burglaries in Lakewood and Jackson
• Cops: Homeless man found living in Ocean Township library
• Accused Ponzi schemer's lawyer: Still working on proposal for bail
• Authorities: Body of New York man recovered on Deal beach
• Pharmacist at NJ prison admits stealing drugs
• New Jersey Council on the Arts awards $15.5M in grants for 2011
• Christie signs bill creating Fort Monmouth redevelopment panel
• Several cars burglarized in West Long Branch
• Asbury Park man faces 20 years in drug, money laundering case
• Ocean Museum celebrates centennial of Wright brothers' air show
• Police laud residents for saving man
• Dancing to a beat all their own, kids perform program
• Phillip Petillo, craftsman who built Springsteen's guitar, dies at 64
• Swimmer still not located off Deal
• Manchester man, 22, killed in single-vehicle accident
• Festival in Long Branch celebrates Hispanic cultures
• Berkeley aiming to address residents' furor over jump in property tax
• WEATHER: A wet week ahead
• State takes over Monmouth County truck-purchasing probe
• Increased risk of rip currents today
• Demand for food remains high at Shore food banks
• Ol' Barney gives visitors a new view on summer
• Cops: Lakewood driver lost control in accident that injured 7 people
• Toms River National team heading to Little League World Series
• Colts Neck woman on final stretch of 740-mile kayak journey
• Search continues for swimmer who went missing off Deal beach
• Two Belmar men charged with armed robbery of Wall man
• Cleaning company worker charged with stealing jewelry from LBI home
• Police seeking man who robbed West Long Branch gas station
• Deal police, rescue teams resume search for missing male swimmer
• Summertime livin' is easy - for most residents - along the Jersey Shore
• $94G Bayshore Trail restoration plan set
• 11 injured when vehicle backs into crowded Lakewood bus stop
• Guard honors airmen, families
• Former Merrill adviser gets 7-year sentence for bilking 34 clients
• TRAFFIC REPORT: Accident in Belmar causing delays
• "Jersey Shore" cast member arrested in Seaside Heights
• State trooper, two others injured in four-car Parkway crash
• Neptune man charged with promoting dogfighting
• Fundraising continues for Church of the Presidents restoration
• Hearing on water rates scheduled for Wednesday in Howell
• Colts Neck officials ask residents to conserve water
• TRAFFIC REPORT: Pockets of congestion southbound on Garden State Parkway
• Manchester man runs red light; causes four-car crash in Toms River
• WWII veterans recall elation when V-J Day ended war 65 years ago
• WEATHER: Beautiful weekend, chance of showers for the week
• Colts Neck solo kayaker nears end of 740-mile trip
• Loss of state support may end horse racing
• Gang member gets 17-year sentence for death of Asbury Park man
• Man whose kiss caused worldwide uproar is fined by TSA
• Eliyahu Weinstein under further federal probe
• Cop not at fault in Point Pleasant bike crash
• TRAFFIC REPORT: Most delays along the Shore due to road construction
• 4 arrested in Lakewood shootings
• "Serial bank robber" sentenced to 13 years, then deportation
• Route 37 west sinkhole fix to begin Monday
• Trust in Weinstein led to big losses, investors say
• Woman ejected from car on I-195 in Jackson
• WEATHER: Mostly cloudy today, sunshine for the weekend
• "Back to School Jam" in Little Egg Harbor
• Shark River youth regatta in Belmar
• Suspect eyed in Point Pleasant burglaries
• LBI man, 18, critically injured in WaveRunner crash
• Marlboro to hold public hearing on municipal budget tonight
• Third bill to limit fertilizer use around Barnegat Bay moved out of committee
• Rhetoric dims hope for Social Security compromise
• Howell board won't charge non-profit groups for using school property
• WEATHER: Cloudy with showers possible this evening, tidal flooding expected
• Obama figure pulled from Seaside boardwalk game after Secret Service visit
• Three rescued from early-morning fire that gutted Matawan home
• Lakewood shooting leaves one dead, one hospitalized
• Lakewood developer arrested in alleged $300M Ponzi scheme
• Resident tells of fire that gutted two-story Matawan house
• Point Pleasant police probe burglaries at 7 businesses
• 18-year-old woman arrested in Toms River on prostitution charges
• Holt visit touts federal aid to allow teacher rehirings
• Howell board votes against fees for nonprofits using school property
• High-profile pathologist to probe Marlboro man's death in Monmouth County Jail
• Boy rescued sister in crash involving Larry King's ex-wife in Bass River
• Middletown house fire extinguished
• Camp for elementary school children succeeds despite budget cuts
• Brielle dog's knee treated with stem cells in rare procedure
• Red Bank native shot, killed in N. Carolina dispute
• Seaside Heights pair charged with drug offenses
• Toms River Yacht Club hosts Lightning nationals
• South Jersey man convicted in 3 Shore-area bank robberies
• WEATHER: Sunny with high temperatures near 88
• Freehold man, 32, charged with child sex assault
• Neptune man found with crack cocaine, police say
• Chili's will donate 10 percent of proceeds today to local charity
• Harvey Cedars man charged with burglarizing Barnegat Light home
• No one injured in Toms River house fire
• Woman killed by train in Sea Girt identified
• Police: Would-be burglar walks away after finding front door locked at Ocean Twp. house
• Toms River man charged in robbery in which he lost his shirt
• Fundraisers help Middletown family get care for son in coma
• Ocean Twp. police cracking down on drivers using handheld cell phones
• Camera, 911 recordings to be kept as evidence in Monmouth jail inmate's death
• Pine Beach man held on $500K bail in Seaside Heights stabbing
• NJ GOP still holding donated money from Solomon Dwek
• Seaside Hts. man charged in failed robbery attempt
• Fire damages home on Sunrise Court in Toms River
• Barnegat man charged with growing marijuana
• Hazlet's $18M budget includes average $100 tax hike, 3 layoffs
• Deal, Interlaken vote to have Deal police both boroughs
• Cops seek man who robbed Lacey check cashing business
• Two Atlantic Highlands men rescued after sailboat capsizes
• Man sentenced to six years in prison in $2 million produce scheme
• Burglary charge filed against Lacey stabbing suspect
• Racial and vulgar graffiti painted on abandoned house in Jackson
• Thief gets away with 200 packs of cigarettes from Toms River gas station
• Police: Car crashes into house after driver suffers seizure
• Study: U.S. girls are hitting puberty earlier than ever
• Atlantic Highlands council, planners consider allowing bed-and-breakfasts
• Freehold landlords fight what they call excessive fees
• Council alters budget at request of state
• Tuesday's primaries test political establishment
• Donations sought for flood victims
• Toms River approves $3.8M softball complex
• Ocean County briefs
• Arrest warrant issued for Berkeley man punched in "Jersey Shore' episode
• WEATHER: Tidal flooding possible, thunderstorms expected this afternoon
• Muslims to begin annual fasting celebration, Ramadan
• Seaside boardwalk game features Obama as target
• Three indicted in Lakewood murder, witness tampering
• 2 charged with heroin possession, intent to distribute
• Two Ocean Twp. officers hurt in neighbors' dispute
• Two Brick men arrested after Ocean Twp. traffic stop
• Red Bank officials to discuss ordinance changes with taxi owners
• Ousted Asbury Park schools chief to return as principal
• At least 1 hurt as boat comes aground in Bradley Beach
• Flight attendant curses passenger, grabs beer, slides out emergency exit
• Coast Guard rescues 3 capsized sailors off Shrewsbury River
• In Ocean Grove, camp meeting ends with a promise in prayer
• Freehold Township school board seeks candidates for vacancy
• Brick Twp. woman calls for duck-crossing signage on Route 35 in Wall
• After 4 years of waiting, Hazlet opens skateboard park
• Highlands eyes $350G referendum
• WEATHER: Colin builds rip currents off NJ coast, thunderstorms possible tonight
• Backyard Wiffle Ball games done right with friends in Freehold
• Highlands hosts annual Clamfest at Huddy Park
• Bathers at Shore area beaches warned of rip currents
• Raritan Bay oyster bed restoration project being removed
• Weather service warns of minor tidal flooding tonight
• NJ looks to use locally grown food in schools
• Adler denies staff helped candidate
• Freehold Township soccer tournament celebrates a life cut short
• Prep school relocation runs late
• Stafford meetings' change dismays residents
• Vaulters take flight in Jersey Jumps Beach Vault in Seaside Heights
• Major upgrades planned for Route 539 this fall
• American Legion will host poker run Aug. 15 in Brick
• CEO SALARIES: Do executives deserve big bucks?
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Parkway delays in Tinton Falls
• Judith Stanley Coleman remembered as a passionate achiever
• Firefighters extinguish mattress fire at yeshiva in Lakewood
• 3 arrested on drug charges in Bradley Beach
• TRAFFIC REPORT: Pockets of congestion southbound on Garden State Parkway
• Crash in Toms River backs up traffic on Route 37
• Four-car crash in Toms River snarls traffic, sends three to the hospital
• WEATHER: Beautiful weekend weather
• State Police awarded re-accreditation
• Neptune man, 19, shot in Asbury Park
• Paying to play? Tell us about it
• Abandoned dogs arrive in NJ from Gulf Coast
• Point Pleasant officer cleared in crash of patrol car, bike
• Two Neptune teen boys stabbed
• Monmouth County buys out resident who fought plan
• Recovery too slow to get teens to spend, driving stores to cut prices
• Support group aims to get man back in his home
• Police: Teen girl hurt in crash was not wearing seat belt
• Chimney repairman from Red Bank charged with fraud
• Long Branch's new city council rehires many professionals
• Beachwood home raided; man faces drug charges
• Jury begins deliberating in Asbury Park, Neptune bank robberies
• Middletown sets car seat check
• Monmouth County jail prisoner who died was from Marlboro
• Third attempt to oust Beachwood mayor ends
• Interim principal named in Holmdel
• Atlantic Highlands eyes security after thefts
• State trooper saves drowning child
• Fundraiser planned for Point Pleasant man recovering from bicycle crash
• Courtesy busing reinstated in Plumsted
• Is an expanded tax base worth it?
• Multiple charges for Long Branch man in stolen car crash incident
• Manalapan man hurt in Monroe Township crash
• Little Silver police hire temporary officer
• Neptune traffic signal cost bumped up
• NOAA, fishing interests discuss enforcement troubles
• No ID yet on man fatally struck by North Jersey Coast Line train
• Sea Girt site may house large wind turbine
• Volunteers sought to aid victims of sex attacks
• NJ's aspiring "American Idols" hope for home state advantage
• Point Pleasant Beach man, 35, charged in hit-and-run of teen girl
• Highlands Clamfest kicks off
• Hit and run victim, 15, still in critical condition
• NJ utility warns customers to expect higher bills because of summer heat
• Fire extinguished at Barnegat house
• Police seeking woman they say robbed Eatontown pharmacy
• Ship Bottom police seek suspect in lewd acts
• Limo driver dies in crash transporting passengers to the airport
• Woman fatally struck by northbound NJ Transit train in Sea Girt
• Brick woman, 66, struck by car, killed in supermarket parking lot
• Pregnant moms who overeat could make obese babies
• Toms River man blames burglary injury on a stabbing, police say
• Oysters will be removed Monday from restoration project in Keyport
• 65 years after Hiroshima, Wall veteran tells of top-secret photo
• Young Lakewood mother gets 3 years in shaking death of newborn
• Earle exercise could affect Wednesday morning traffic
• TRAFFIC REPORT: Delays on Parkway in Neptune, Toms River due to heavy volume
• Toms River gas station robbed, attendant locked in bathroom
• Prosecutors add witness tampering to list of charges Asbury man faces
• Red Bank plans for National Night Out
• Reputed leader of Asbury Park Bloods gang set sentenced to 15 years
• Alarm thwarts apparent attempted burglary at Toms River cafe
• Two women trapped when minivan overturns on Route 18
• West Bay bridge fully open for traffic in Barnegat
• Red Bank taxi measure may get a revision
• 22 car burglaries reported in Ocean Twp.
• Charges for Marlboro man after alleged assault attempt on police officer
• Beachwood's riverside beach ranked dirtiest in New Jersey
• Interlaken tables shared police decision over question
• DWI checkpoint to be held in Deal this weekend
• Tighter security considered for Atlantic Highlands harbor
• Worker in Lacey climbs down tree to escape fire
• FREE Caricature Portraits
• INTERNET SALES PEOPLE WANTED FOR NEPTUNE
• Movies in the Park-Chicken Little
• Canoe Races
• NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP OFFERING PAINT IN RESIDENTIAL FIX-UP PLAN
• NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP OFFERING PAINT IN RESIDENTIAL FIX-UP PLAN
• Neptune Township Little League
• 14th AnnualNeptune City Day - 5K Run/Walk
• 14th AnnualNeptune City Day - Craft Fair
• Statewide Summer Reading Club

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