The author writes about a new initiative Autism Speaks has taken on to help families with residential services for their adult children.
Renovations at Colorado Park are expected to begin soon, and two others will be done this year, with three more to be renovated next year.
The author writes about the moment she knew her marriage would survive after her son was diagnosed with severe autism.
An analysis of data shows trends in how likely someone is to get married by age 26.
A May weekend's walk at reservoir walk raised awareness, and money for Dottie's House, to help survivors of domestic abuse.
The Ocean County Library is hosting a teen depression and suicide program Wednesday in Point Pleasant and June 9 in Brick.
She is a survivor, her daughter says.
Despite a number of challenges, she faces every day with a smile, her daughter says.
Mom of five "makes sure she has time for all of us," her daughter says.
Her family sent in five nominations for the woman they describe as an angel on Earth.
The students include one each from Brick and Brick Memorial high schools and one from the Brick Ocean County Vo-Tech site.
The author writes about 10 things she wishes she knew about being a special needs mom when her first son was diagnosed.
We know there are some awesome moms out there -- tell us what makes yours special as we get ready to celebrate Mother's Day.
Middle school's presentation on organizations gives group a chance to show off its work.
Do you think Snapchat photos evaporate within seconds of delivery? Guess again – and that’s just one thing parents should be worried about.
Children's Book Week begins Monday, but comic book stores are jumpstarting it today.
The author writes about what she learned while camping with her son.
The author writes about POAC's upcoming walk, and the ways the organization has helped her children.
Badges and parking passes are now available for purchase at the Recreation Center
The program, at the Manchester schools' Regional Day School, offers guidance on how to access programs and services.
The author writes about a wonderful organization for autistic children and adults, highlighting their upcoming walk.
The family of Faith Calvo, a 1-year-old fighting neuroblastoma, got a helping hand from two Twin County teams.
If you're looking for tips and ideas, meet with others who share your passion for plants and for developing a green thumb.
Township officials announce a townwide farmers' market, and it's scheduled to be a weekly event.
Take a trip among the stars by traveling to Ocean County College.
Colorado, Angela Hibbard and Lake Riviera parks all are scheduled to be renovated this year.
Thanks to Google Maps, you can eat dots and run from the ghosts on the streets of your hometown.
The video, opened by Chicago PD's Brian Geraghty of Toms River, by the Ocean County Prosecutor's Office, aims to raise drug awareness.
Brick Patch readers shared photos of their canine companions as people nationwide celebrated their pets.
Do you sing? Do you dance? Come show it off, and bring your friends and family.
The center has been providing assistance to residents of Brick and beyond since Hurricane Sandy devastated the Jersey Shore.
Bring this flyer in tonight and a portion of your purchase will go to a scholarship honoring the former Brick High School art teacher.
The township's Police Benevolent Association is marking its 25th annual fundraiser.
Claire and Bill Jones escaped serious injury, and got out with their pets, but their home was destroyed in Tuesday's fire.
The Spirit Factory All-Star Senior Lime cheerleaders are raising funds to travel to national competitons.
Official reports say Brick got 6 inches of snow
One was purchased at a 7-Eleven on Route 70, the other in Jackson
Bronze Star recipient's New Year's Eve 1944 heroism recounted at Brick Township Council meeting
Easter Seals direct support professional lauded with "Judi Ranno Day" by mayor, township council
Brick's first Hero Awards puts unsung heroes in the spotlight for their kind deeds