Ordinance Aimed at 'Controlling' Wild Plants Approved

Code enforcement officer would investigate reports of overgrown plants

9th District Delegation Pushing to Allow Casino Authority Funds For Highway Projects

Currently, the use of CRDA funds is limited to projects within Atlantic City.

Oyster Creek Included in Pilot Study of Cancer Risks

Six nuclear sites included in $2 million study to be performed by National Academy of Sciences

Pension Reforms Lighten Lacey's Bills by $193K

Christie administration trumpets savings to Ocean County municipalities and school districts

Street Dedicated in Memory of Lacey Air Force Capt. Giglio

More than 150 gather in new development to remember pilot, a Lacey High grad

Voter's Guide: Refresh Your Ballot Skills

Poll information and directions on how to use the machines

NJ Watchdog: Polhemus, Sommeling Among 51 County Police Officials 'Double Dipping'

Investigation finds law enforcement officials collectively earning $3.7M a year in salary while drawing $5.4M annually in pensions

Committee Candidate Profile: Gary Quinn

Republican incumbent believes the Committee must do everything in its power to minimize the tax impact for years to come

Wild Plant Growers May Be in Violation of New Law

Residents with invasive vegetation will be required by a code enforcement officer to remove or abate the plant

Committee Agenda, Oct. 10

Join Lacey Patch for live coverage at 7 p.m.

Planning Board Grants One-Year Approval to Wild Bill's Food Truck

Wild Bill's Chuck Wagon will remain at Popcorn Park without a site plan waiver but will have to return to the Planning Board in another year for administrative approval again

Dollar General Withdraws Application, Leaves No Indication of Return

The general merchandise store is no longer being proposed in between Railroad Avenue and the Forked River School

UPDATE: Dollar General Withdraws Planning Board Application

Join us for live coverage of the Planning Board meeting at 7 p.m.

Public Meeting to be Held on Operation and Closure of Oyster Creek

The Monday, Nov. 5 meeting will begin at 6 p.m. at the Ocean County Administrative Building in Toms River

2nd Annual Rotary Doggie Derby Slated for Sunday

Contests, demonstrations to take place 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Committee Candidate Profile: Mark Dykoff

Mayor hopes to maintain services if re-elected to fourth term

High School Cross Country Team Receives Fourth Straight Mayor's Trophy for 5K

The township Committee awarded the team with the trophy on Thursday

Zoning Board Agenda, Oct. 1

The Zoning Board of Adjustment will be holding its monthly meeting at the Municipal Building at 7 p.m.

Registration Under Way for Fall Recreation Programs

The Recreation Department is offering everything from art to fitness

Check Out Banned Books Week

Censorship is alive and well, as highlighted by Banned Books Week—and you might be surprised by who the most vocal challengers of books are.

Christie: 'I'm Not Going Anywhere' if Romney Wins

Governor says New Jersey is prepared to handle loss of power after Oyster Creek closes

Committee Agenda, Sept. 27

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Potential Oyster Creek Replacement Likely to Employ Smaller Workforce

Local and state officials hold public workshop to discuss how to replace nuclear power plant, which will close in 2019

Prescription Drug Abuse an 'Epidemic' in Lacey

Drop-off box in police station advancing

Gov. Christie to Hold Lacey Town Hall Meeting

Gov. Chris Christie will be discussing his middle-class reform agenda and taking questions from local residents at 3 p.m. Thursday

Recreation Department Accepting Registration for Fall Kayaking Program

Paddle through the Barnegat Bay on Saturday, Sept. 29

Recreation Department Accepting Registration for Fall Senior Citizen Trips

Trips through December

Committee Candidate Profile: Shawn Judson

First-time candidate says Lacey has to spend less

Volunteers Do 'Patriotic Work' at GOP Headquarters in Lacey

Sen. Joseph Kyrillos visits with Mayor Mark Dykoff and Committeeman Gary Quinn

Lacey Resident Recognized by State for Volunteerism

Lacey Municipal Alliance Member One of 16 Honored at New Jersey Anti-Drug and Alcohol Conference

Southern Ocean Officials Discuss Shared Services

Consolidation plans are encouraged by the state, officials say

Voter Registration Deadline Approaches

Oct. 16 the last day to register for Nov. 6 elections

Township to Apply for Two Road Improvement Grants

The grants will be submitted to the state Department of Transportation for the improvements of Sunrise Boulevard and Bayberry Village

Public Meeting to Discuss Replacement of Oyster Creek

State and local officials will be hosting a Public Information Session at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 26 at Lacey Middle School

One Democrat on Lacey's Ballot for Two-Seat Committee Race

A lack of interest leaves the Democrats with just one candidate, which has been a continuous problem for the party, according to the Democratic municipal chairman

Barnegat Branch Trail Construction Contract Set to be Awarded

Construction of Phase V of the recreational trail, in the southern section of Lacey, should begin soon

Committee Agenda, Sept. 13

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White Castle Sues Lacey Township

Unhappy with the hour restrictions the Planning Board imposed on the fast food restaurant, White Castle has sued the township

Democrats Still Seek Second Candidate for Committee Race

The Democrat's municipal county committee will be holding a 7 p.m. meeting at Community Hall tonight

Wild Bill's Food Truck to Remain at Popcorn Park Without a Site Plan Waiver

The food truck, which donates a portion of its profits to the zoo, will return to the Planning Board in October for administrative approval