Wall Township

Lacey Township Schools Superintendent Sandra Brower is charged with suppressing a complaint of sexual abuse on a four-year-old when she served as Assistant Superintendent in Wall Township, then fabricating responses to police.

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A former sales representative from Monmouth County faces up to five years in prison for his part in a biomedical kickback scheme.

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The story of Sammy the Cocker Spaniel has moved so many people over these past two weeks, and many groups have come together to show their support for this sweet dog.

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It was a story that started out as a heartbreaking and sickening case of animal abuse. While it still is all of those things, it is also becoming a heartwarming story of compassion and hope.

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Last week we told you this horrible story of a shockingly abused dog that was allegedly found in a garbage bag in Wall covered in filth. It turned out that the story wasn't quite that cut and dry.

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As a dog lover, I struggled with how to post this story. The picture and the story are sickening. But there is important information on how you can help this shockingly abused dog found in Wall Township.

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Business operators, employees and people who keep them in business with their patronage can tell New Jersey Senate President Steve Sweeney what commerce needs to grow, starting Wednesday in Wall Township.

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This might be the only Christmas light display visible from space!

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Another raid of a school superintendent's home at the Jersey shore. Still no word on why Monmouth County authorities were at the former Wall Township school chief's home Thursday for more than six hours - or what they were looking for.

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A Wall Township developer, four family members and a business partner are under arrest in connection with a year-long probe of mortgage fraud in Ocean County.

Christopher Colatrella, 40, owner of CMC Holdings LLC, is accused of raking in more than $2,000,000 through falsely-obtained mortgages for condos in Lakehurst that later entered foreclosure

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