water

Most of us are tethered to our smartphones so we're bringing them with us to the beach.
But they can be damaged by what they get subjected to there.  Sand can scratch the glass screens.  Water can mess up the battery and brains of the phone...

A water leak is disrupting service to homes and business just north of downtown Toms River, along Main Street, south of Route 37.

While some of Ocean County's roadways were flooding, I was dealing with a flood in my house.  It had nothing to do with the rain.  It had everything to do with my ignorance.  Although I'm embarassed, I'm going to tell you what happened in hopes you might learn from my m…

With the recent heatwave, we all have to make sure we stay hydrated.  I collapsed from heat exhaustion once and believe me, it's not fun.  Since then, I try to keep a bottle of water with me at all times.  In my car I have several bottles, just in case the heat gets to me or in c…

This month marks the 100th anniversary of the centennial Blueberry market in New Jersey which after-all is the official state fruit. The cause for celebration is filled with delicious history and even greater detail into why they are so fascinating.

The seemingly dry topic of water-protection rules could provoke a rarity by month’s end: A legislative veto invalidating new DEP rules for development.

Are you concerned about the quality of your drinking water in New Jersey? A new poll shows the majority of residents are.

A brief dry spell in a Tuckerton neighborhood today signifies a big forward step in water and sewer upgrades.

Clean water returns to the taps of Ocean Gate households this afternoon, closing the book on an unexpected service disruption.

The mystery of the discolored tap water in sections of Island Heights is solved by the sleuths in the borough's Public Works Department, and it's an episode in the sometimes-uneasy relationship between the mechanical and technological.