As New Jersey prepares for the storm set to begin on Saturday night, check out Patch’s guide to impacts around Barnegat-Manahawkin:
Helping Others, Challenging Himself, and Enjoying the Adrenaline Along the Way
Save Barnegat Bay said that the Little Egg Harbor age-restricted community would clear nearly 100 acres of mature pine forest.
These restaurants both off and on the island are participating in this year's restaurant week, from Jan. 30 through Feb. 8.
Ocean County's popular Document Shredding Program returns this spring.
A student made a threatening comment to another student, Barnegat police said.
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The East Thorn Avenue home was damaged in the Tuesday night blaze, authorities said.
A quiet moment at home can raise the one issue most parents haven’t fully answered
The woman tried to leave Walmart in a car waiting for her, but police caught them both in the Aldi parking lot, Stafford police said.
New Committeeman Fred Rubenstein was also sworn in at the Township Committee's first meeting of the year.
A simple neighborhood story that reveals a common planning blind spot
Du'preme J. Holland is accused of stealing credit card information from drive-thru customers and using it to buy things online, cops say.
A quiet reminder that life can change fast—and families need clarity, not confusion
Start the year feeling stronger & more balanced with a look at local spots offering everything from energizing workouts to calming escapes.
Tiara Muhammad, 31, crashed her SUV into a divider and was ejected from the vehicle, police said.
Baby girl Ellie Rose came into the world hours after midnight at Southern Ocean Medical Center.
Because protecting your kids isn’t about fear—it’s about clarity
A question many families quietly wonder about and should talk about sooner
Folk, Country, Bluegrass, and Americana fill the Pines as Albert Music Hall kicks off its 2026 season.
It was a busy year for business news here. These are this year's most-read Patch business stories.
A simple year-end checklist to help parents protect their children, assets, and peace of mind before January arrives
A 37-year-old patient at the Manahawkin Health & Rehabilitation Center was charged with aggravated assault on a healthcare worker, cops say.
It wasn't the $1.8 billion Powerball jackpot, but one local player won $50,000 on the latest drawing.
The Barnegat Township School District's tour raised funds for “Paws for a Cause,” an initiative that helps families and staff in need.
A routine Sunday drive in Barnegat turned into a real-time reminder that life can change in an instant.
Prostate cancer rates are rising, with a concerning increase in advanced-stage diagnoses. Learn what you can do to catch it early.
The speeding BMW driver also ran a red light and was eventually caught at Hotel LBI in Ship Bottom, Stafford police said.
The hatchlings were discovered late in the season, so Liberty Science Center in Jersey City is taking care of them until spring.
Without the right document, even married parents can be locked out of finances during an emergency.
Part of the Resilient Stafford plan, the grant will fund the restoration of 23 acres of salt marsh.
One lucky lottery player in Manahawkin hit the Jersey Cash 5 jackpot and won nearly $500K.
New fleet strengthens food rescue efforts across Monmouth and Ocean Counties
Darnell Williams, a Manchester resident and former educator in both Stafford and Atlantic County, was indicted by an Ocean County jury.
Barnegat Light Beach Patrol member Hugh Shields was honored by the U.S. Lifesaving Association for risking his life in a jetty rescue.
A 19-year-old was seen jumping from the bridge on Nov. 25; his body was recovered Wednesday evening, Stafford police said.
Blurring personal and business finances can quietly expose owners to legal, tax, and liability risks they never intended.
Bradley Stanley was caught with stolen property after he was seen trying to break into cars at Southern Regional High School, police said.
"Mari has a true love of pets and it shows through in her work."
The man drove the unoccupied car away from the nursing home before returning it a few minutes later, Stafford police said.