Oyster creek

If you live or work near Lacey Township's Oyster Creek Nuclear Power Plant, expect to hear the alarms today.

Anyone with questions about the Oyster Creek Power Plant's latest safety assessment by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission is invited to an Open House in Manahawkin hosted by the NRC.

With 2019 and the closure of Oyster Creek Nuclear power plant looming, Lacey Township held another forum to let residents know about the options available for the site.

The Oyster Creek Nuclear Power Plant's safety performance goes under the microscope one week from tomorrow, during the Nuclear Regulatory Commission's annual open house and Q&A.

In six years, one of your neighbors expects to retire after five decades on the job, but there won't be a party or pocket watch.

Oyster Creek is just one of the nuclear power plants submitting updating Evacuation Time Estimates for the ten mile radius around the plant.

Buddhist monks, nuns, and supporters will hitting the roads of Ocean County on foot, walking on foot to Oyster Creek Power Plant in order to raise awareness of community, sustainability, and disarmament.

Superstorm Sandy was an eye-opener for owners of the Oyster Creek Nuclear Power Plant in Ocean County's Lacey Township.

High levels of radioactive tritium are still being seen in one of the eight monitored wells in Lacey Township, more than three years after a pair of spills were detected at the Oyster Creek Power Plant.

How did the Oyster Creek Nuclear Power Plant fare during the last quarter of 2012? What about during Superstorm Sandy?