Toms River Police Officers rescue suicidal man from Tunney Bridge
Toms River Police officers saved a man's life after convincing him to safely climb down from the railing of the Tunney Bridge.
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2nd Annual All Recovery Color Fest Returns to Bayville this Fall
The second annual color fest is returning to Bayville and it's going to be better than last year's event!
Mark's Tips For Young Adults Battling Anxiety & Depression
Mark has some tips for young adults that are battling anxiety and depression.
Wawa customer fights himself and then exposes himself
Police in Little Egg Harbor have arrested a man witnesses say was standing in front of the Mystic Island Wawa "fighting himself" before he allegedly pulled his pants down and flashed customers Tuesday night around 9:00 pm.
Plumsted man who waved guns in the air and ran is found by a K-9
We know more about an irate Plumsted man who fired off a weapon on Sunday after smashing things inside a residence in New Egypt.
Stockton students open up about mental health in new book
The university's chapter of a national peer group has been writing some chapters itself, trying to change the conversation and reduce stigma about mental health.
Local Student Artists Selling Cool Gifts You Can Buy
Xstigma is the student-driven company that crushes the stigma attached to mental health issues. The artistic works shown in the photos are examples of how the kids channeled their creativity to spread a message of acceptance.
It's World Mental Health Day; Here Are Some Helpline Numbers
Contact of Ocean and Monmouth Counties staffs a free confidental Crisis Helpline at 732-240-6100 or 609-693-5834.
OC Mental Health Association hosting first annual color run at Veteran’s Park
The first annual Color Fest hosted by the Mental Health Association of Ocean County is being held to raise awareness about mental health issues.
Toms River native Alicia Cook discusses mental illness in new book
Toms River native and author Alicia Cook, has expanded on her social advocacy to address issues surrounding mental illness, relationships and more affecting everyday people in 2018.