Two Cats Killed in Asbury Park, Police Need Your Help
Law enforcement officials are seeking the public’s assistance in identifying the individual responsible for the cruel killing of two cats, announced Monmouth County Prosecutor Christopher J. Gramiccioni. A joint investigation by the Monmouth County... Read More
Heard a Boom? NWSE is Conducting Controlled Detonations
If you hear a boom this afternoon, don’t be alarmed. Naval Weapons Station Earle’s Explosive Ordinance Disposal team will be conducting a controlled detonation at their ranges today. The detonation will occur between 1 and 4 pm. Naval Weapons... Read More
One Backpack Can Change a Life
So what exactly is The Backpack Crew? Let me start with a rhetorical question first. Have you ever wondered how you’re going to be able to afford to eat on the weekends or afford to feed your children outside of school hours? Thankfully most of us haven’t... Read More
Payless ShoeSource is Closing All of Its Doors
Payless ShoeSource filed for bankruptcy on Feb. 18. The store announced they will be closing all of its stores in the United States. There are about 2,500 stores in North America. Payless expects to shut down sometime between March and May, so liquidation... Read More
Innovation in Education
“Though we often see ourselves as separate from nature, humans are also part of that wildness.” – Richard Louv, Last Child in the Woods. Few people have spent time thinking about our disconnect from nature. In the field of education, this topic... Read More
Townhouses Come to Fort Monmouth: Hello, Liberty Walk
A healthy appetite for new luxury rental residences in Monmouth County’s historic Fort Monmouth has resulted in an impressive leasing pace at Liberty Walk, a unique collection of oversized two-story apartments created in century-old Officer’s Housing... Read More
T. Thomas Fortune Cultural Center Appoints Curator
Each new year brings new opportunities and possibilities for the future. This year is truly the year for the T. Thomas Fortune Cultural Center. And the Fortune Foundation is proud to announce Monica Montgomery of the Museum of Impact has signed on as... Read More
Car Drives into Pole in Aberdeen
On Feb. 15 at around 2:20 pm, a car crashed into a pole. Lloyd Road is closed from Church Street to Ivyhill Drive. The Aberdeen Police Department expects this closure to last another 8 to 10 hours as JCP&L is currently working on the pole. Please... Read More
Local Author Tells the Story of One Woman’s Unique Legacy
It is said that behind every strong man is an even stronger woman. And strong women evidently run in the family, if the inaugural book, “Never Ruled by Man,” that was recently published by local author Phyllis Ameduri, is any proof. A New Jersey resident... Read More
The 17th Annual Garden State Film Festival Returns this March
Make your plans for the biggest weekend of independent film, fun, networking and more when the globally recognized Garden State Film Festival (GSFF) returns to Asbury Park this March 28 to 31. The Journal magazines will help bring this well-regarded festival... Read More
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