Hannah Donner is giving back to K. Hovnanian Children's Hospital, where her life was saved in 2016; so far, 600 ceiling tiles bear witness.
The Manchester Schools' annual tradition is seeking the community's support to make needy families' holidays special.
On Thursday, November 21st at 6:30 the Toms River Library hosts Gina Cavallo's inspiring story as a survivor.
The township will honor those who served in the armed forces on Monday.
The Manchester Township Education Association uses funds it raises to reward graduating seniors with scholarships for future schooling.
The event will be held in Cedar Glen Lakes.
Mandatory restrictions are being put in place due to the spike in use amid the high temperatures, officials said.
The township had to postpone part of the evening activities on Manchester Day due to storms but now they're rescheduled.
The annual event celebrates the founding of the township, which happened more than 150 years ago.
The opioid reversal drug will be given at no charge and without a prescription, as part of efforts to combat the crisis.
The state Department of Environmental Protection is distributing $21.5 million to towns throughout New Jersey.
Children again are invited to decorate bicycles for the parade.
If you bought tickets for the May 17 drawing, you better check your numbers.
An Air Force veteran and his family received a free week in an Ocean City condo, several gifts and keys to the city.
The federal government has updated how it evaluates nursing homes. Here are the ratings for Manchester.
The new Remembrance Ceremony is open to the public and will honor those who lost their lives fighting for the U.S.
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If you're driving either east or west through the area, be prepared for delays.
Ocean County Library, Toms River Branch, Wednesday, April 10 & Thursday, April 11 from 3 - 8 PM
Hannah Donner's ceiling tile project aims to bring hope and brighten the days of patients at Jersey Shore University Medical Center.
The rumbling (or loud booms for those closer) will go on for a longer period; get tips on how to ease your pets' anxiety during the booms.
If you bought a ticket hoping to win the big prize Wednesday, you may still have nice little payoff coming your way.
If you bought tickets for the Friday, March 22 drawing, you better check 'em!
The weather is warming up. Read the article and tell us what you have seen.
Lottery officials said the ticket was bought for the Feb. 22 drawing.
"I promise to attend car shows with you and at least pretend to show interest in horsepower, engines, and custom modifications."
Seniors who have questions about their tax returns can get free assistance, the Ocean County Senior Services board said.
The township recreation department says the annual celebration is set and it's never too soon to get involved.
The grant would be used to pay for physical education equipment and a new phys ed curriculum.
Theresa Lettman has been active in Pinelands environmental issues since the late 1980s and serves on the NJ Natural Lands Trust board.
If you're struggling to pay for your heat or electric, a February event offers assistance in getting aid.
Mortar training is part of the plans, officials said.
The grants aim to help towns increase their recycling percentages through education and other programs.
Ribbons and bows and festive paper filled the Ridgeway School; all-purpose room Sunday as Santa's helpers wrapped gifts for needy families.
Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst will be home to 24 KC-46 refueling tankers, which will replace much older models housed at the base.
If you bought tickets for the Saturday, Oct. 20 drawing, you'd better check them.
An Ocean County store sold a winning Mega Millions ticket this weekend now that the jackpot has rolled to $654 million.
Find out where the registered sex offenders are living inManchester and Lakehurst before the kids go out trick or treating.
As we near the eighth anniversary of the launch of the Manchester Patch, we wanted to thank you, our readers, for your role in our success.
James Komsa, 14, planned and coordinated, then helped build new bleachers at the range used by police from all over the state.