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While many of us celebrate Veterans Day and Memorial Day once a year, members of Ocean County's Veterans of Foreign Wars want to create several landmarks to help honor military members year 'round.

Listen to Townsquare Tonight Here: Ocean County officials are now looking beyond this week's brutal elections and toward improving the quality of life of residents within the county's borders. On WOBM-AM's Townsquare Tonight, Freeholder Director Joe Vicari said the biggest way to do that is to attract companies and businesses that pay well...

Two years after Sandy, Disaster Case Managers continue to work behind the scenes to help restore the lives disrupted by the Superstorm.

Another third-party candidate is hoping to fill the Ocean County Freeholder seat that's up for re-election next month. Listen to Townsquare Tonight here: On WOBM-AM's Townsquare Tonight, Democratic-Republican Party Candidate Tracy Caprioni of Brick is hoping to shake things up on the Board of Chosen Freeholders by employing the ideologies of the Democratic-Republican Party...

Karen Victoria Smith of Freehold and Scott Wieczorek of Toms River are authors who live and work right here at the shore.

Listen to Townsquare Tonight Here: Noise and quality of life issues continue to plague residents in communities that border the Garden State Parkway in Monmouth and Ocean Counties as a massive roadway widening project continues. On WOBM-AM's Townsquare Tonight, residents of the Evergreen Woods community in Brick Township believe that the source of their problems are a result of basins that are req

The Toms River Business Improvement District, known as Downtown Toms River, moves forward with plans to help revitalize the district with the help of new leadership.

On WOBM-AM's Townsquare Tonight, South Jersey Congressman Frank Lobiondo (R-NJ2), returned from a recent fact-finding trip to Africa do determine the threat of terrorism to the U.S.

There are Lots of challenges but even greater potential ahead in creating an economic corridor along Route 37 through Toms River, Berkeley Township, Manchester and Lakehurst.

The impending casino closures don't phase officials charged with making Atlantic City a viable business, residential and tourism destination.