Jackson, NJ – Today, Jackson Township, home of Six Flags Great Adventure and the northeastern most border of the Pinelands National Reserve, the Pine Barrens as New Jersey residents affectionately call it, officially preserved 364 acres of forest and wetlands today. The Bunker Hill Bogs Wildlife Recreation Area was officially christened today by Mayor Michael Reina as local residents and volunteers of the Jackson Pathfinders were on hand to witness the occasion.
The Board of Education balked at Mr. Stilton’s request stating that Route 527 makes for a safe stop for a Kindergarten students, in light of the dozens critical and many fatal accidents each year in the area of the proposed bus stop. After attending many BOE meetings pleading with the Board of Education, board member and current President Barbara Fiero that “We are not the Police Department” and that if Mr. Stilton is concerned about vehicles illegally passing school buses, he should “bring pencil and paper to the bus stop and record the license plates yourself”
On Wednesday, a vehicle overturned on Whitesville Road around noon. Less than 1/2 mile away, a kindergartner stood at the corner of Route 527 and Cleveland Court waiting for her bus, spared once again from the rash of violent and critical accidents happening on a weekly basis around her.
Rootstock Rocks Jackson
Holbrook senior league all stars win district and sectional titles
Jackson Little League All-Stars advance in District 18 Tournament
Jackson Township emergency services demonstrate the dangers of drinking on Prom Night