Clear roads pave way for winter fun
Jackson, NJ - By early Sunday morning most roads in Jackson had been cleared to the surface and residents began venturing back out into the world. With a combined effort between the mayor's office and the Department of Public works, road crews worked through the night to ensure that all major arteries were clear and most residential roads were being attended to ahead of one of the busiest travel days of the year, Super Bowl Sunday. Clear roads meant local kids could hitch a ride with mom or dad and hit the slopes around town before the big game kickoff. About ...
357 Acres to be preserved in Jackson Township
Jackson, NJ - This past November, Jackson Residents felt the loophole in the township's open space ordinance was too much to spend on land preservation. At the time, many members of the community pointed out at town hall meetings that a nearly 100% increase in money collected for preservation was too much to ask during these difficult times. The measure was eventually defeated as a referendum in the November election. At the time, many residents and some township officials pointed out that even though nearly $1,000,000 was taken off table to purchase land, many land preservation alternatives existed. Jackson Township land is ...
Jackson Township prepares and braces for blizzard
Jackson, NJ - As the first snow began to fall Friday night in Jackson Township, crews were ready to go to avoid a repeat of the incident this past December where a record snowfall caught the township and county public works departments off guard. This time around, Mayor Mike Reina's office made sure the word got out that crews will be working around the clock to remove snow. Calls went out to all residents earlier in the day utilizing the robocall system, a service provided to the township by the Jackson Schools through recent shared services agreements. All residents were reminded to ensure snow ...
Holman Elementary students score one for Jackson with SOUPerbowl
Jackson, NJ - Over the past week, students at the Lucy N. Holman Elementary School participated in the Souper Bowl, an event to raise donations of soup for the Jackson Food Pantry. As students brought in their soup donations, they could choose to put their cans in either the New Orleans Saints or Indianapolis Colts marked bins located in the school foyer. Children placed their soup in the bin of the team they wanted to win in this weekend's Super Bowl matchup in Miami. The final score at Holman Elementary was Saints 302 and Colts 258, but we'll have to wait until Sunday night ...
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Clear roads pave way for winter fun
Jackson, NJ - By early Sunday morning most roads in Jackson had been cleared to the surface and residents began venturing back out into the world. With a combined effort between the mayor’s office and the Department of Public works,...
Road crews work feverishly to clear roads
Jackson, NJ – Despite snowfall in the amount of approximately one-half to one inch per hour today, the Jackson Township Department of Public Works crews are working non-stop to clear roads across the township’s 100 square miles. ...
357 Acres to be preserved in Jackson Township
Jackson, NJ – This past November, Jackson Residents felt the loophole in the township’s open space ordinance was too much to spend on land preservation. At the time, many members of the community pointed out at town hall meetings...
Jackson Township prepares and braces for blizzard
Jackson, NJ – As the first snow began to fall Friday night in Jackson Township, crews were ready to go to avoid a repeat of the incident this past December where a record snowfall caught the township and county public works departments...
Holman Elementary students score one for Jackson with SOUPerbowl
Jackson, NJ – Over the past week, students at the Lucy N. Holman Elementary School participated in the Souper Bowl, an event to raise donations of soup for the Jackson Food Pantry. As students brought in their soup donations, they...
Ocean County to offer energy grant assistance workshopLOCAL GOVERNMENT agencies looking to get the inside track on energy and other “going green” federal and state dollars are invited to attend a free grants workshop to be hosted by Ocean County on Wednesday, February 24. “A variety...
Jackson recreational softball league announces date changesJackson, NJ – In anticipation of the incoming snow storm this weekend, the Jackson Township Recreation Department issued the following schedule changes for the girls’ softball program. SOFTBALL GRADING SATURDAY FEBRUARY 20 GRADES...
Jenkinson’s Aquarium to host kids Valentines Day PartyJackson, NJ – In nearby Point Pleasant, Jenkinson’s Aquarium on the boardwalk is offering mom and dad a chance to escape the kids and sneak in a 3 hour romantic Valentines Day getaway. Parents can drop off children ages 6-12 between...
Fire alarm causes evacuation of Jackson Liberty High School againJackson, NJ – Jackson Township emergency crews were once again dispatched to Jackson Liberty High School in response to a fire alarm. The alarm went off near the end of first period this morning on a day when students arrived to school...
Jackson Little League announces 50/70 pilot baseball programOn February 2nd, the Board of Directors voted to participate in Little League’s Pilot 50/70 program for the 2010 season. The pilot program would be open to children with a league age of 12 or 13. Depending on the response to this program,...
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Obama trims wasteful spending in Defense budgetBy John J. Kruzel American Forces Press Service WASHINGTON, Feb. 1, 2010 – Though the Defense Department is exempt from...
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US Commander discusses Haiti Aid and Olympics supportBy Jim Garamone American Forces Press Service WASHINGTON, Jan. 29, 2010 – The commander of U.S. Northern Command discussed...
Obama seeks repeal of Don’t Ask Don’t TellBy Donna Miles American Forces Press Service WASHINGTON, Jan. 27, 2010 – President Barack Obama announced during his State...
Obama’s federal spending freeze will not affect defenseBy Donna Miles American Forces Press Service WASHINGTON, Jan. 28, 2010 – Though President Barack Obama announced a three-year...
Obama stresses need for arms controlBy Donna Miles American Forces Press Service WASHINGTON, Jan. 28, 2010 – Calling the threat of nuclear weapons “perhaps...
2010 a pivotal year for US in AfghanistanBy Donna Miles American Forces Press Service WASHINGTON, Jan. 31, 2010 – Just returned from an international conference...
Dogs serve on frontlines along with United States MarinesHELMAND PROVINCE, Afghanistan -During a dismounted security halt, Lance Cpl. Paul N. Krist, a dog handler for Route Clearance...
USS Carl Vinson provides dual role in HaitiBy Christen N. McCluney Special to American Forces Press Service WASHINGTON, Jan. 24, 2010 – Sailors aboard the USS Carl...
Obama to block tax cheats from government contractsWASHINGTON, DC – Today, President Obama will direct the Office of Management and Budget, together with the Treasury Department...
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Mark Wahlberg and Saoirse Ronan star in The Lovely BonesThe Lovely Bones combines very good acting, suspense, drama and even thriller elements to make a good movie about a young...
Vampire Weekend unleashes potential greatness with Contra release
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Spoon finds their essence in Transference
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Conan Obrien keeps his chin up after Leno bumpHollywood, CA – Conan O’brien says he won’t follow Jay Leno in NBC’s late night lineup after the...
Sherlock Holmes movie accurately portrays Doyle’s vision of character
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Alvin and the Chipmunks the Squeaquel
I was one of the many that ended up not watching the original “Alvin and the Chipmunks” when it was in theaters...
Conan slams NBC over Leno slight
Hollywood, CA – Conan O’brien shoots back at NBC over their potential decision to bump his show to allow the...
2009 Jelly Donut 5 worst translation errors
Translation was a hot topic in 2009, but sometimes for the wrong reasons. That’s why Accredited Language Services, a...
Get your degree in World of Warcraft
WoW Schools is released a highly anticipated Reaching Gold Cap Course that teaches players how to reach the infamous World...
Former Marine Rudy Reyes is Apocalypse ManIn Generation Kill, former Marine Seargent Rudy Reyes portrayed himself in the HBOP miniseries about life in Iraq which premiered...
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US Commander discusses Haiti Aid and Olympics supportBy Jim Garamone American Forces Press Service WASHINGTON, Jan. 29, 2010 – The commander of U.S. Northern Command discussed Northcom’s support for the earthquake relief effort in Haiti and the upcoming Winter Olympics in Canada during an...
Obama seeks repeal of Don’t Ask Don’t TellBy Donna Miles American Forces Press Service WASHINGTON, Jan. 27, 2010 – President Barack Obama announced during his State of the Union address tonight that he intends to work with Congress and the military during the year ahead to repeal...
Obama’s federal spending freeze will not affect defenseBy Donna Miles American Forces Press Service WASHINGTON, Jan. 28, 2010 – Though President Barack Obama announced a three-year discretionary federal spending freeze during his State of the Union Message last night, it won’t apply to defense...
2010 a pivotal year for US in AfghanistanBy Donna Miles American Forces Press Service WASHINGTON, Jan. 31, 2010 – Just returned from an international conference on Afghanistan, NATO’s top military commander expressed confidence that the critical pieces are being put into place...
Dogs serve on frontlines along with United States MarinesHELMAND PROVINCE, Afghanistan -During a dismounted security halt, Lance Cpl. Paul N. Krist, a dog handler for Route Clearance Platoon 3, 2nd Combat Engineer Battalion prepares to release his bomb-sniffing dog to search the area for possible...
Combat tested Osprey to begin role in humanitarian effort in HaitiBy Sgt. Alex C. Sauceda, 24th MEU ABOARD USS NASSAU, Atlantic Ocean — When calamity strikes and only a trail of desolation remains, no other Marine Air Ground Task Force is better prepared to support a full spectrum of Humanitarian...
U.S. Marines conclude operational mission in IraqCAMP RAMADI, Iraq-United States service members and Iraqi Security Forces salute as the Iraqi and American national anthems are sung during a transfer of authority ceremony aboard Camp Ramadi, Iraq, Jan. 23, 2010. U.S. military responsibility...
Navy doctors provide care to Afghan childrenNavy Petty Officer 1st Class Kathleen Leach and a female interpreter teach girls in Afghanistan’s Nuristan province how to brush their teeth in a personal hygiene class conducted by the Nuristan Provincial Reconstruction Team’s female engagement...
U.S. Marines engage Taliban in AfghanistanMarines with Alpha Company, 1st Battalion, 6th Marine Regiment, open fire on enemy insurgents taking cover in an abandoned compound during a firefight in Afghanistan’s Helmand province, Jan. 18, 2010. U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl....
USS Carl Vinson provides dual role in HaitiBy Christen N. McCluney Special to American Forces Press Service WASHINGTON, Jan. 24, 2010 – Sailors aboard the USS Carl Vinson are playing a pivotal role in providing medical services and humanitarian support during Operation Unified Response...
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Afghan Army contains attack on barracksAmerican Forces Press Service WASHINGTON, Jan. 29, 2010 – Afghan security forces reacted quickly today to contain an insurgent attack on the Afghan National Army’s Sharwali Barracks on the western edge of Lashkar Gah, the capital of...
Haiti seaport capacity expandsBy Jim Garamone American Forces Press Service WASHINGTON, Jan. 28, 2010 – Conditions in earthquake-ravaged Port-au-Prince, Haiti, continue to improve day by day, but a tremendous need still exists, the commander of U.S. Southern Command said...
U.S. Marines conclude operational mission in IraqCAMP RAMADI, Iraq-United States service members and Iraqi Security Forces salute as the Iraqi and American national anthems are sung during a transfer of authority ceremony aboard Camp Ramadi, Iraq, Jan. 23, 2010. U.S. military responsibility...
Navy doctors provide care to Afghan childrenNavy Petty Officer 1st Class Kathleen Leach and a female interpreter teach girls in Afghanistan’s Nuristan province how to brush their teeth in a personal hygiene class conducted by the Nuristan Provincial Reconstruction Team’s female engagement...
U.S. Marines engage Taliban in AfghanistanMarines with Alpha Company, 1st Battalion, 6th Marine Regiment, open fire on enemy insurgents taking cover in an abandoned compound during a firefight in Afghanistan’s Helmand province, Jan. 18, 2010. U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl....
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Jersey City man pleads guilty to distributing OxyContin pills in school zoneActing Attorney General Paula T. Dow and Criminal Justice Director Stephen J. Taylor announced that a Jersey City man pleaded guilty to distributing OxyContin pills in a school zone on three occasions last year. According to Acting Insurance...
Two men charged in Camden shootingsTRENTON – Acting Attorney General Paula T. Dow and Criminal Justice Director Stephen J. Taylor announced that a Camden man and a Woodlynne man were each charged with attempted murder in separate indictments in connection with two shootings...
Super Bowl fans reminded to use common sense after the big gameTrenton – Traffic safety and alcohol industry officials, law enforcement and trauma doctors today reminded New Jerseyans who plan to attend Super Bowl parties to celebrate responsibly, never drink and drive, and always have a plan for...
Monmouth County man sentenced to prison for child pornographycting Attorney General Paula T. Dow and Criminal Justice Director Stephen J. Taylor announced that a Monmouth County man has been sentenced to state prison for distributing child pornography via the Internet. Stuart Patterson, 44, of Keansburg,...
Ocean County road begins clearing 620 miles of roadToms River, NJ – Ocean County road crews have been preparing county roadways for a severe snowstorm expected to move into the area this evening (Feb. 5). Road crews have been spraying brine, a mixture of salt and water, on county roads...
NJ Governor Christie signs executive order to help gaming industrySenator Jennifer Beck, Assemblyman Declan O’Scanlon and Assemblywoman Caroline Casagrande commented today on an Executive Order signed by Governor Christie today that is charged with issuing recommendations to fix New Jersey’s gaming industries. ...
South Jersey restaurant to pay $20k to employeesover sexual harrasmentA South Jersey restaurant and its owner have paid a former employee $20,000 to resolve allegations the owner sexually harassed the woman and later fired her for reporting it. Owner Angelo Giannkaris and his restaurant, Peter’s Diner, located...
Local Haiti charities listed on Ocean County websiteOCEAN COUNTY officials want to help Ocean County residents in their efforts to help Haiti. “Ocean County residents are a very generous community and I know they are making an effort to help those affected by the Jan. 12 earthquake that...
County to allow some batteries to be tossed in trashOcean County residents can change their recycling habits when it comes to battery disposal. “We will still be recycling some batteries,” said Freeholder Director James F. Lacey. “The biggest change however will be in tossing...
Vicari supports bill for fair Social Security compensationFREEHOLDER Joseph H. Vicari isn’t giving up the fight that he began in the early 1990s to help so-called Notch Babies, who as senior citizens today may see less Social Security money than other older adults. “This problem first came...
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Free press release service to assist New Jersey businesses in reaching customersJackson, NJ (Feb 2, 2010) - Local news syndication provider Jackson NJ Online has announced today free press release promotion services for area businesses, organizations, non profits and individuals in an attempt to encourage business growth...
Gateway chamber announces business of the yearElizabeth, NJ – January 29, 2010 – What recession? Three Union County businesses that ignored the economic drums of doom and enjoyed successful years in 2009 were recognized by the Gateway Regional Chamber of Commerce at the chamber’s...
Technology helps wounded warrior lead productive lifeBy Elaine Wilson American Forces Press Service PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY, Md., Jan. 29, 2010 – It took a few trips to the grocery store before Army Capt. Matthew Staton realized he needed help. “I’d go to the store and forget a five-item...
76th annual business awards to be held in Long BranchThe Greater Long Branch Chamber of Commerce will recognize two highly respected members of the community during its 76th Annual Business Awards Dinner on Saturday, March 20 at the Ocean Place Resort & Spa, 1 Ocean Blvd. Margaret “Meg”...
NJ Food Processor Association’s annual conference todayThe New Jersey Food Processors Association’s Annual Conference on January 21 has drawn a record number of registrations and attracted double the number of exhibitors than in previous years. The 21 exhibitors include local, statewide, national...
New York Times to follow newspaper industry off the cliffOne of the reasons I left the newspaper industry in 1999 was because as a an Information Technology engineer working on the cutting edge of technology, I realized after 4 1/2 years of working with the Asbury Park Press in Neptune, NJ that...
NCL enters into agreement with NickelodeonAlthough it may rank as a distant third in size (behind Carnival Corp. and Royal Caribbean Cruise Line), Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) again demonstrated that it is an innovative giant within the cruise industry At a presentation by Executive...
National Geographic and Goddard School partner for new bookGoddard Systems, Inc., named the number one child care franchise company for the ninth year in a row by Entrepreneur magazine, is pleased to announce a special initiative with the National Geographic Society (NGS). The Goddard School® —...
Predicting the top 10 trends of the next decade“We are on the verge of the most exciting decade in human history”, says Ross Dawson, chairman of international future consulting group Future Exploration Network. “The degree of change over the next 10 years will exceed that of the last...
Credit Card Dependence Leads Many Consumers to Financial CrisisFort Lauderdale, FL - January 15, 2010 — Being in credit card debt has become the American way. According to the Federal Reserve, Americans are carrying 874 billion dollars in revolving debt. While the Visa, Mastercard and AMEX logos...
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What to do with kids in Ocho RiosOcho Rios, Jamaica – Ocho Rios, or Ochi is a very popular cruise ship destination set far away from the hustle and bustle of Jamaica’s major ports of Kingston and Montego Bay. For many family travellers, Jamaica is sometimes a nervous...
Royal Caribbean CEO fires back at harsh criticismRoyal Caribbean International CEO Adam Goldstein responded to criticism over the cruise line’s stop at Labadee Haiti today. An internet furor has begun to heat up over the ship’s docking in a nation that has just been devastated...
NCL enters into agreement with NickelodeonAlthough it may rank as a distant third in size (behind Carnival Corp. and Royal Caribbean Cruise Line), Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) again demonstrated that it is an innovative giant within the cruise industry At a presentation by Executive...
Real time cruise ship tracking website prepares for 2010 launch
Jackson, NJ - In 2007, Stilton Company, LLC a independent software developer in New Jersey teamed up with Tropical Ports, an online cruise and travel information site to develop the world’s most unique cruise ship tracking application,...
Manalapan travel club scam Modern Destinations Unlimited exposedManalapan, NJ – A Monmouth County travel club has been slapped with a lawsuit by the New Jersey Attorney General for frauding hundreds of would be vacationers out of thousands of dollars each. Modern Destinations Unlimited who also...
Cruise Ship Tracker looks for the Norwegian PerlMiami – The Norwegian Pearl, a cruise ship in the fleet of Norwegian Cruise Lines left Miami on Saturday to embark on a 7 day Eastern Carribean voyage. Today, the ship docked just a couple hours ago in beautiful Samana in the Domincan...
Carnival Cruise Lines has best children’s programs on the high seas
Carnival Cruise Lines, the world’s largest cruise operator, took top honors in eight categories, including Best Value, Entertainment and Best Children’s Programs, in the annual Readers Choice Awards sponsored by Porthole Cruise Magazine,...
Has Aruba’s tourism industry recovered from the Natalee Holloway case?
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Norwegian Dawn cruise ship breaks down near Puerto Rico
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St. Maarten’s Divi Little Bay one of Caribbean’s top resorts
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Jersey City man indicted for distributing child pornographyTRENTON – Acting Attorney General Paula T. Dow and Criminal Justice Director Stephen J. Taylor announced that a Jersey City man was indicted today on charges that he distributed child pornography on the Internet. The Division of Criminal Justice Major Crimes Bureau obtained a three-count state grand jury indictment charging Nicholas Castrovinci, 29,... [Read more of this review]
Jackson Township Schools paid local contractor over $300 for snow removalJackson, NJ – Jackson Township was hit with one of the largest snowstorms in recent history a few days before Christmas last year. On Sunday, December 20, 2009, the Jackson Board of Education Maintenance Foreman notified the BOE business administrator of 28 inches of accumulated snow. The upcoming week in school was scheduled to... [Read more of this review]
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