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Recognizing and preventing concussions among youth athletes as well as ensuring a safe and healthy return to sports are the goals of an upcoming program being held at Colts Neck High School this month.

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Is Atlantic City's usefulness as a homelessness sanctuary at odds with the goal of becoming a renewed tourism hub? State legislators who represent the district plan to air out the issue Tuesday.

Assemblymen John Amodeo and Chris Brown (R-2) sponsor a measure that would stem the flow of displaced people from various parts of the state to Atlantic City

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Today’s generation will never really know the excitement of the space exploration many of us grew up with and witnessed in the 60’s and 70’s. who can forget the thrill of watching man land and walk on the moon in the summer of 1969? 

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In a summer scarred by beachfront tragedies, a father and son escape harm after being stranded in Barnegat Inlet - and survive an experience that both can tell their respective grandchildren.

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If someone were to ask you what's the scariest place to visit at any New Jersey beach? Hands down, most people would say it's the bathrooms. However, the Borough of Belmar is paying attention to these little details in making it a favorite family destination.

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The JCP&L line crew worker who was electrocuted yesterday morning in Manalapan has been identified as 21-year-old Rich Grande of Forked River.

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A 25-foot boat goes up in flames on Long Beach Island. 

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a Jersey Central Power and Light (JCP&L) employee working in Manalapan was electrocuted this morning.

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The shore men accused of running a bogus 9/11 charity have had their assets frozen and their pickup truck festooned with names of dead first-responders impounded.

Information from New Jersey Attorney General Jeffrey Chiesa's office says that Thomas Scalgione, 40, of Manahawkin and Mark Niemczyk, 66, of Tinton Falls were also ordered to stop soliciting donations

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This Monday, New Jersey's Supreme Court expects to issue its decision about whether the state law that requires new drivers to place identifying red decals on their cars oversteps privacy laws.

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