The resignations are just the latest exits from the Toms River Township administration.
The grant is part of $100 million the state of New Jersey has set aside to assist communities in addressing problems with their boardwalks.
Presidents Day is a federal holiday and town offices will be closed. See how it affects trash and recycling collections.
A raucous meeting that lasted nearly four hours was punctuated by multiple shouting matches between the public and town officials.
A rally is planned before the Township Council meeting to urge council to vote no on a controversial ordinance, if a vote happens.
The Toms River police unions in a letter have challenged statements by Mayor Daniel Rodrick, who says he has finalized the captain cuts.
A March 12 special election to ask voters if Seaside Heights can withdraw from Central and join Toms River looks unlikely, officials said.
John Brogan spent 2016-2018 promising recovery as the opioid crisis exploded. A state report says he exploited addicts and the system.
Seven ordinances are scheduled for a vote at the special meeting.
A rally at Town Hall to oppose the staffing changes before Wednesday's chaotic council meeting also kicked off a recall petition.
Mayor Dan Rodrick said the shelter is not closing yet, but said it could be given to the county if changes in operations are not made.
The meeting, which reached its 500-attendee capacity, was halted before a vote on a controversial police staffing ordinance.
The council is scheduled to vote on the controversial police roster ordinance, along with ordinances to restructure the town administration.
Two rallies are set ahead of the now-virtual Toms River Township Council meeting where an ordinance to make changes is set for a vote.
Police Chief Mitch Little responded to claims by Mayor Dan Rodrick in a letter to residents about the mayor's plan to cut 2 captains' slots.
Two members of the council want the controversial Jan. 31 meeting to be held in-person instead of on Zoom.
A controversial ordinance to eliminate two captains, a police officer and the media relations post was expected to draw a large crowd.
Four positions — two captains, a patrol officer and the media relations person — would be cut to add 8 EMTs, Mayor Dan Rodrick said.
Toms River is making preparations ahead of a snowstorm predicted to bring as much as 6 inches of snow to the area.
The Township Council has scheduled a special meeting to remove the controversial ordinance.
Sign up for the virtual information session on the BASF projects at the former Ciba-Geigy site, which BASF says is the first step.
See the meeting schedule for 2024. Mayor Daniel Rodrick said more meetings would be added if needed.
"Wait until you see what we do in our first 100 days," Mayor Daniel Rodrick said in his comments after taking the oath of office.
The future of a downtown redevelopment project and a proposal to add Seaside Heights to the regional school district are key topics in 2024.
Toms River Mayor Maurice "Mo" Hill received praise from residents and fellow council members as 20 years in politics comes to an end.
Verizon customers have been without service since Sunday, after a truck damaged a fiber optic cable in South Toms River, the company said.
Louis M. Billotti of Toms River is accused in a lawsuit of stealing from and defrauding his former employer, an Ocean County company.
BASF is set to hold a virtual information session on the nine projects proposed for the Superfund site, the NJDEP announced.
A local hospital technician and his family gathered to thank the agencies who saved his life after a wrong-way crash in March.
The holiday season has shifted the December meeting schedule to an earlier time on Tuesdays. See the agenda for tonight below:
The now-deceased car owner's family said he was promised a contract if the Pontiac GTO was used for Springsteen's album and promo material.
The bill aims to ensure students know their financial aid options, supporters say; opponents say it adds an unnecessary non-academic demand.
Teachers who meet NJ's requirements including GPA, student teaching and a bachelor's degree won't have to take the Praxis to be certified.
Louis Amoruso, business administrator since September 2020, has moved back to director of public works where he is tenured.
There are several changes to meetings in the township because of the Thanksgiving holiday.
Mayor-Elect Dan Rodrick says a review and "possible reduction in force" will be done when he and his administration take office in January.
The subpoenas to 19 officials seeking communications referring to Orthodox Jews are a fishing expedition, Toms River's attorney said.
Banners hung around Downtown Toms River honor local military members who were killed in armed conflict around the world.
Anthony Merlino, the assistant township attorney, is on a list of eight people submitted for judicial nominations by the governor's office.