Breaking: When state police arrived with a search warrant, the man was actively downloading child porn videos to his computer, they said
Ocean County officials say their fiscally conservative policies allowed them to front the nearly $100 million in cleanup costs for 17 towns.
Expect to hear explosions on and off all day, officials said.
The program, now named Blue HART, has reached more than 160 people who want help in its first four months.
The inspections are expectedl to take about two weeks, officials said.
The former Manchester schools bus driver and community volunteer replaces Brendan Weiner, who resigned due to a move out of town.
Breaking: Information, opt-out instructions for those who don't want to be part of it, will be mailed in April; the program begins in June.
The meeting is scheduled to include a vote on a contract.
Breaking: The councilman, who has served for more than 10 years, is moving out of town; resumes are being accepted for his council seat.
Breaking: Parked vehicles should be moved from all side streets, officials said.
Swearing-in ceremonies of new and returning members will be held.
The man already was serving a lengthy term in state prison in connection with the bludgeoning of his neightbor
Breaking: Alan Bienkowski, doing 35 years for bludgeoning neighbor Anthony Verdicchio, faces life in Michael Wells' murder, officials said.
The town kicked off the Shop Manchester program in October and it includes a number of locally owned restaurants.
Breaking: Incumbents Vaccaro, Frattini, Fusaro returned to Manchester council.
Polls are open until 8 p.m. School board, council, freeholder, sheriff's race and two questions are on the ballot.
Letter-writer says the three are involved in Manchester's issues and will bring a new perspective.
​Gov. Chris Christie has recently signed four bills into law, including three this week.
The forum is not a debate, the PTA stresses; both school board and council candidates are expected to attend.
Christie's school funding proposal, property tax reimbursement and repaving of Route 70 are the topics needing support, he says.
Blackwell and Jean Albertson died in a crash on Route 70 on Aug. 8; the township will fly flags at half-staff.
New playground equipment has been ordered and courts are being resurfaced; other parks will be addressed, too, mayor says.
The contract terms were unacceptable, the Township Council and mayor said.
Palmer encourages township residents to send their letters of support for the proposed school funding change.
William Birdsall, a senior VP of the engineering firm, was sentenced Monday.
Odd-even watering and a ban on daytime watering, put in place June 28, remain in effect.
The restrictions are in response to a spike in water demand, officials said.
The mayor and council are withdrawing the ordinance in response to feedback from the state as well as residents, he says.
A public hearing on the ordinance for the Heritage Town Center Redevelopment Plan is tonight.
A proposal to seek state approval to build 6,500 housing units and commercial property is on the Planning Board agenda.
There's more to Tuesday's primary than the presidential race.
The daylong event will have music, games, free swimming at Harry Wright Lake and more.
The mayor gives his thoughts on the controversy surrounding the Hovsons proposal for the Heritage Minerals site.
The planning board will hear the proposal at a public hearing Friday, and the Township Council will discuss it Monday.
Petition availability and deadline to be a candidate in Manchester Township is explained.
Manchester Mayor Ken Palmer writes about the township's decision to participate in an energy aggregation program.
Operation Take Back is a national effort to get unneeded prescriptions out of medicine cabinets to help fight prescription drug abuse.
Commission director exceeded authority in saying controversial project didn't need approval and usurped public's rights, Sierra Club says.
The start time remains the same.
Alan Bienkowski will be almost 90 before he is eligible for parole.