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Man, woman arrested with prescription drugs in car
A borough woman and a Union County man were arrested Saturday night after police found dozens of prescription pills in their car, officials said.
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Drug arrest made in Ocean Gate
A Lacey man was arrested Sunday after police found a small amount of marijuana in the vehicle he was driving, police said.
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Growth along Route 9 raises risk of pedestrian fatalities
About a third of the way along its 522-mile journey from Laurel, Del., up to the Canadian border, Route 9 passes through southern Ocean County, where it has served as a vital artery for the rapid growth seen ...
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It's blowin' in the wind
Wind turbines would be allowed in residential areas on lots of at least 3 acres under a proposed ordinance.
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Ocean Gate GOP awaits provisional ballot count
Though Republicans retained control of the Borough Council following Tuesday night's vote, provisional ballots scheduled to be open next week could still sway the election.
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Beretta semi-automatic recovered in Ocean Gate
Borough police officers recovered a gun from the trunk of a vehicle parked in the borough on Monday, officials said.
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Ocean Gate feted; found answer was blowing in the wind
The borough of Ocean Gate, which has been a leader in the statewide push to 'go green,' was recognized for its efforts Friday when it was named the state's Clean Energy Municipality of the Year by the state ...
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Poster children for healthy living
OCEAN GATE - Everyone knows that drugs and alcohol are bad for you, but the second-graders at Ocean Gate Elementary School took that knowledge a step further.
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Ocean Gate recognized at energy conference
The small borough of Ocean Gate, which has been a leader in the statewide push to "go green,'' was recognized for its efforts today, being named the NJ Clean Energy Municipality of the Year by the New Jersey ...
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Democrats seek majority on Ocean Gate council
This small borough was once one of the more reliably Republican municipalities in Ocean County.
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Test scores rise for Berkeley pupils
For the third year in a row, third- and fourth-graders in the township school district have increased their scores on the state-mandated New Jersey Assessment of Skills and Knowledge, also known as NJ ASK.
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Barnegat eyes wind turbines
Winds of change are making their way into the township. After hearing from members of the Climate Action Advisory Group, Ocean Gate Mayor Paul J. Kennedy and James H. Fry, a retired Navy engineer and wind ...
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Ocean Gate fills council seat
The borough has filled an empty seat on the dais, swearing in resident Tony Digironimo at Wednesday's Borough Council meeting.
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Three suggested for vacancy on council
Following the resignation of Councilwoman Monica Brink, the borough's Republican Party has submitted the names of three residents to be considered to fill her seat.
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Squad hoping old cars bring new equipment
Take a step back in time to when classic cars ruled the road. The Ocean Gate First Aid Squad is holding its third annual car show on Oct.
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Rice-eating record an egg-beater for Ocean Gate man
Some kids dream of being a movie star. Others dream of being a pilot or firefighter.
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Ocean Gate EMS holding car & bike show
Ocean Gate First Aid Squad holds an annual car show to raise funds to operate our organization.
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Violence drops in Shore schools: Incidents down 23 percent in Toms River Regional School District
TRENTON - Almost three-quarters of New Jersey schools have reported five or fewer cases of violence, vandalism and substance abuse for the 2006-07 school year, a number consistent with last year's findings.
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Berkeley required to provide preschool
When a crowd showed up at the township Board of Education meeting Tuesday night to show their support for an environmental program for fifth-graders that had been eliminated from the budget, Superintendent ...
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Clam sculpture unveiled
Buffeted with wind on the glistening bayfront, a new piece of borough history has been unveiled.
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With Somerset's many FHA home loan programs, owning your dream home is more than just a dream.
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"...I was sure that Somerset was the right choice...they couldn't have been more compassionate or understanding...I just couldn't believe that this all happened within a week...Thanks to my loan officer and all the rest of those great people at Somerset, my family will be able to stay in the only home they have known for some time, without fear of being put out." - Tom N.
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