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.
Dan Rodrick and his council running mates received more than double the votes of the Democratic slate, according to unofficial tallies.
A water main break caused a loss of pressure in parts of the borough, officials said.
Jonathan Petro, who ran for mayor in 2019, says Ben Giovine will "cut through the bickering and divisive politics" to unite Toms River.
Jersey Shore Online says a Rodrick campaign ad is made to look too much like its Toms River Times and may mislead readers.
Save Barnegat Bay urged parade spectators to join it for the "Pep Rally for the River" as it continues to fight the NJDEP's deal with BASF.
The polls open at 6 a.m. Tuesday. Here's a last look at the election races in Toms River before you vote.
Patch is publishing information on candidates for Board of Education in the Toms River Regional School District.
Early voting is underway for the 2023 general election. See who is on the ballot in Toms River.
Patch is publishing information on candidates for the Township Council in Toms River.
Patch is publishing candidate profiles for the Toms River mayoral election.
A proposal to reduce the 10-story buildings to 6 stories was OK'd by the Toms River Planning Board.
The voter registration deadline for the 2023 general election is Oct. 17. See some helpful links here.
The environmental group and Toms River are asking NJ's appellate court to overturn the NJDEP settlement with BASF over the Superfund site.
A French company is one of four that submitted bids to the BPU; a rally against windfarms is set for Saturday.
The Veterans Administration shared information on how the possible government shutdown could affect services to veterans.
The Township Council introduced an ordinance to buy a 4.31-acre parcel along a busy road in Toms River.
The retail consumption license will allow the entity to sell beer, wine and hard liquor for people to drink on its premises.
Ben Giovine, who served on the Toms River school board, was chosen Tuesday, but a committee member has vowed to challenge the process.
Power outages affected the township's senior communities Saturday and Monday.
The township is making changes to its website; sharing the council packet with the agenda has been a longstanding request.
The site's owner will also pay the state $500,000 and continue to pay cleanup costs.