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Brick Man Dies In Route 88 Accident
A Brick Township 25-year-old is dead and a Lakewood man is injured in a morning-rush three-car crash on Route 88 in the township.
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A Video Collection of Cats Licking Boyfriends — Daily Distraction
Not their boyfriends, of course.
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Winter Is Alive & Well
Random thoughts on this final Monday of January, a month which has reminded us that winter is still alive and well.
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Sweeney Will Not Make Run For Governor
Senate President Steve Sweeney has confirmed a report that he will not run for Governor.
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Old Foodtown Site In Brick About To Be Revamped
After years of delays, the old Foodtown site in Brick Township will be redeveloped. Plans are now being ironed out.
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Restore the Shore Tasting Benefit Event [PHOTOS]
Townsquare Media, R&R Marketing and Design Build Construction helped put together an amazing night for Hometown Heroes at the Eagle Oaks Country Club!
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One Dead In Long Branch Fire
An early morning fire in Long Branch keeps has left one dead.
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Runyan Tells O-C Mayors What’s in Sandy Disaster Bill
As the U.S. Senate prepares to vote on the over $50 billion dollar Sandy disaster relief bill today, shore Congressman John Runyan (R) came to Toms River to give Ocean County mayors an idea on the steps being taken to ensure that as much funding as possible actually goes toward Sandy relief efforts.
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Video Proof of Why Dads Shouldn’t Skateboard — Daily Distraction
Dads are great at so much: teaching us how to play catch, embarrassing us in front of our friends when we're in high school, fixing that step on the porch, etc. But skateboarding is not one of those things.
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NJ Gas Prices Continue Dropping
Motorists are seeing lower prices at the pumps in New Jersey.
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Weekly Addresses: Nominees, Budgets [VIDEO]
President Barack Obama says his picks for two top posts will crack down on those whose irresponsible behavior threatens the U.S. economy and the middle class.
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Monsignor Donovan Celebrates 50 Years
They opened their doors in 1962 as St. Joseph High School and a little more than two decades later the school name was changed to Monsignor Donovan. Now in its 50th year as Ocean County’s catholic high school Mon Don’s year-long golden celebration continues tomorrow with an Alumni Basketball Reunion and Retired Jersey Celebration.