A letter distributed to Middletown parents says Dan Rodrick is on leave indefinitely; Rodrick said it is a private personnel matter.
The council agenda includes a vote on an ordinance to repeal the downtown redevelopment zoning and a change to town vehicle use policies.
Rep. Chris Smith said he's drafting a bill that would allow state police to take action against drones, after weeks of few federal answers.
"This is very, not just suspicious, but provocative," Rep. Chris Smith told Fox News, saying a drone should be shot down to find its source.
The closure is for work on the pedestrian bridge that crosses the road, authorities said.
The ceremony honored "those who loved this country so much they put their lives on the line for it," Sen. Cory Booker said.
The contract, awarded after a third round of bidding, does not include repairs to a fence hit by a driver on the top floor.
A judge twice ordered Toms River and the planning board to move forward with hearing the proposal for 64 apartments and retail space.
The Planning Board has twice been ordered by a Superior Court judge to hear the project.
The 82-year-old holds a substantial lead in the race for the 1-year term. Lisa Contessa, Marisa Matarazzo lead Toms River school board race.
Toms River Regional school officials and Toms River township officials have traded threats of legal action over the election campaign.
The suit alleges the squad didn't share insurance reimbursements, and that Kevin Geoghegan filled his personal vehicle at town gas pumps.
Zach Dougherty, 23, is challenging William Byrne, 82, for the remaining year of the unexpired Ward 2 term of Mayor Dan Rodrick.
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The meeting was peppered with screaming matches, name-calling, and the forcible removal of an 80-year-old woman by a police officer.
The Board of Commissioners approved the 2024-25 Code Blue plan, including the use of a county-owned property to shelter homeless overnight.
The state-of-the-art Veterans Affairs clinic begins serving veterans from all over Ocean County and the area this week.
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With the opening of the new clinic on Hooper Avenue, the James J. Howard VA outpatient clinic in Brick is closing.
The Marine Mammal Stranding Center released the initial findings from the necropsy performed on the minke whale.
The Boston's property at Hooper Avenue and Fischer Boulevard has been vacant for 10 years. A recreation facility and bar is proposed.
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The Toms River Regional Schools' suit against NJ over funding details significant impacts on students under S2.
A month after Mitchell Little retired as chief of the Toms River Police Department, Mayor Dan Rodrick has named his successor.
The proposal is to build an addition on the Christ Episcopal Church outreach office to provide space for 17 overnight beds.
The man's mother alleges the companies that made and sold "Neptune's Fix Elixer" knew it contained a drug labeled dangerous by the FDA.
Dorothy S. Gallagher was unanimously approved as the new chief financial officer in Toms River.
Toms River Police Chief Mitch Little retired on Friday after months of conflict with Mayor Dan Rodrick. Hundreds turned out to bid farewell.
Mayor Daniel Rodrick says the process to replace retiring Chief Mitch Little will begin after Little departs Friday.
Police Chief Mitch Little told the police department staff he is retiring after 8 months of conflict so promotions will go forward.
Capodagli Property Group alleges Rodrick and the town obstructed the project and caused the developer to miss deadlines to terminate it.
Zach Dougherty, a Toms River North graduate who has garnered attention in political circles, is seeking election to the Ward 2 council seat.
State legislators demand an investigation of threats to the superintendent and business administrator alleged by the district's attorney.
The mayor says the Water Street property will revert to Toms River in 60 days; he promised to undo the entire downtown redevelopment plan.
One board member is seeking re-election; two others are stepping down at the end of 2024. A recent resignation won't be on the ballot.
"Potentially criminal financial irregularities," exist, Mayor Rodrick says. "We welcome" a probe, Silverton EMS's Kevin Geoghegan said.