Neighbors, Police Rescue Woman From River: Jersey Shore Today

JERSEY SHORE, NJ — Hello Patch readers, here are the top stories from around the Jersey Shore this Tuesday.

Brick Woman Rescued After Falling Into Metedeconk River: A Brick woman who slipped while checking on her boat was rescued by police and quick-thinking neighbors. MORE

Monmouth Family Health Center Receives $650K Infrastructure Grant: The Long Branch center will be able to buy generators to allow the center to operate during power outages. MORE

Governor Murphy Seen Maskless At Indoor Event Last Week: Gov. Phil Murphy was seen without a mask at the Garden State Equality's Equality Ball. Masks were not required but proof of vaccination or proof of a negative COVID-19 test, according to organizers. MORE

Girl Scouts Plant Wildlife Garden In Cloverdale Farm County Park: Two Girl Scouts achieved their Silver Awards by the work they did at the Waretown park. MORE

New Music Pier Sign Could Be In Ocean City’s Future: Plastic letters placed on the sign may be replaced with a digital sign to make announcements. MORE

Toms River South Evacuated; Bomb Threat Unfounded: Authorities: An anonymous report to the state Department of Homeland Security prompted the evacuation, authorities said. MORE

Afghan Refugees At Joint Base Beginning To Be Settled, Feds Say: Afghan refugees are receiving vaccinations and are being screened as part of efforts to resettle them in the United States. MORE