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Following the declaration of a state of emergency in Monmouth County and an expanded boil-water advisory that included Manasquan, Belmar and the rest of the county, the number of towns required to boil their water was reduced as of Saturday morning.

Government

Boil-Water Advisory Lifted For Manasquan, Belmar

Lake Como, Neptune still affected

Government

UPDATED: Point Beach Bars to Stay Open Until 2 A.M. for Now, State Rules

State ABC won't let town enforce midnight bar closings yet

Government

Update: Boil Water Advisory Reduced to 22 Towns

Ban on outdoor water use remains in effect throughout Monmouth County after collapse of three water mains at Swimming River Reservoir

Police & Fire

Manasquan Police Investigating Freon Theft

Two individuals seen breaking into apartment air conditioning unit

Summer

Holiday Weekend Brings Hot Temperatures

Beachgoers and others urged to use caution with triple digit temperatures

Summer

Risk of Dangerous Rip Currents Friday

National Weather Service warning of moderate risk along NJ coast

Schools

BOE President 'Disturbed' by Member's Police Filing

Christine Muly earlier this month alleged 'ongoing harassment' by Mike Shelton

Police & Fire

Flatulence and Firearms Don’t Mix

  • Jun 29, 2012

A senior citizen has an extreme reaction to a neighbor's gas, while a cat causes both a car accident and power outage in this week's OMGs from NJ PD.

Business

Jenks Owner Says Midnight Bar Closing Will Force 50 Layoffs

State ABC expected to issue ruling on ordinance today

Sports, Summer

Ryan Howard Solid in Rehab Return With BlueClaws

Phillies All-Star went 2 for 4 with three RBIs

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