Here's what to know for Thanksgiving week in Brick, including Tuesday's council meeting.
Most of the $640,000 settlement will be used to help students who lost tuition money when Capri Institute of Hair shut down in 2021.
The proposal for a car wash on Route 88 at Laurelton Heights has seen community opposition over traffic concerns.
The Democratic slate was leading all four council races, according to the unofficial totals, and an incumbent board member appears to be out
The 10th District Senate and Assembly seats remained in Republican control.
A candidates forum was held for the four candidates seeking the two seats up for election on the Brick Township Board of Education.
The polls open at 6 a.m. Tuesday. Here's a last look at the election races in Brick before you vote.
Patch is publishing candidate profiles for the Brick Township council election.
Early voting is underway for the 2023 general election. See who's on the ballot in Brick.
Patch is publishing information on candidates for the Board of Education in Brick.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony for the park's reopening has been set.
Patch is publishing candidate profiles for the Brick Township mayoral election.
The voter registration deadline for the 2023 general election is Oct. 17. See some helpful links here.
An ordinance introduced Tuesday would reduce the speed limit to match other sections of the road in Brick.
Brick Township is not the only town experiencing the string of burglaries and vehicle thefts, Mayor Lisa Crate says.
Bullied students and their families are invited to testify before a task force studying how NJ's anti-bullying law is applied in real life.
Mayor Lisa Crate, an educator, responded to election campaign claims that she supports NJ's policy of teachers keeping student info secret.
Brick police said the road is closed in both directions.
The council has renewed an ordinance that has helped small businesses launch in Brick since 2015.
Brick officials awarded $46,000 in Community Development Block Grant funds to groups that help vulnerable residents in the township.
Two seats are up for election in November for the Brick Township Board of Education.
Two years after neighbors started a petition to fight a proposed 59-home development, the property has been purchased and will be preserved.
Brick Township is slated to receive funding from the New Jersey Green Acres program for its share of the purchase of the 31.4-acre parcel.
The Brick Township Council approved an ordinance that will sell the parcel to Homes Now to create an 8-unit building.
"Tentative" ticket sales would be banned to protect consumers, 10th District lawmakers Jim Holzapfel, Greg McGuckin and John Catalano said.
Brick officials will be offering information followed by a showing of "Drift," a documentary by Save Barnegat Bay about Barnegat Bay.
With their uncontested primaries behind them, the campaign for the November general election begins in earnest.
There was a contested GOP primary for the nomination for a seat on the Ocean County Board of Commissioners.
The municipal primaries are uncontested but there are Ocean County primaries to be decided.