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Roses lie at the base of the memorial to Ocean County's fallen police officers.

Ocean County Honors Its Fallen Heroes

Ocean County law enforcement officials and officers gather to remember those lost in the line of duty in the last year

By Karen Wall | 3:38 am

Winteringham Village was the site of an early-morning police raid that resulted in two arrests and the seizure of drugs and cash.

2 Arrested, Cocaine Seized in Winteringham Village Police Raid

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Homeless Moved From Camps Along Route 37

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About 200 Stockertown residents may experience disruption in their water service this afternoon after a water main broke Thursday morning along Sullivan Trail, according to Pennsylvania American Water.

Green Water Due To Iron in Wells, Water Company Says

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Lacey Police Arrest Toms River Man On Drug Charge, Warrants

By Elaine Piniat

Yesterday

A bill up for consideration by a state Assembly panel next week would decriminalize possession of less than 15 grams of marijuana.

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Poll: Decriminalize Marijuana?

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Know a Pothole or Bad Intersection in Toms River? Check Out This Interactive Map

By Catherine Galioto | 1 comment

Yesterday

Fast Eddie Prentiss,73 the Chaplain for the Rugged Cross motorcycle club and Russell leave the Toms River homeless encampment for the last time.

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Photo Gallery: Toms River Homeless Encampment

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Yesterday

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A Criminal Risk Finally Feels Like a Real Band

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Yesterday

The New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police (NJSACOP) is scheduled to host the 28th Annual Statewide Law Enforcement Memorial Service for officers who have died in the line of duty at the Great Auditorium in Ocean Grove on Tuesday, May 22 at 11 a.m. Lakewood Police officers at last year's service.

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Police & Fire

Ocean Grove Hosting NJ Police Memorial

By Charlie LaPlaca

Yesterday

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Traffic Alert: Route 37 Closure Rescheduled for Friday Night

By Catherine Galioto and Gregory Kyriakakis | 3 comments

Yesterday

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All Branches of Ocean County Library Closed Friday

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Third-Graders to Jump with Jill

By Toms River Schools Communications | Friday, May 18

District 3rd graders Jump with Jill on Monday and Tuesday.

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Music For Change at High School North May 30

By Toms River Schools Communications | Friday, May 18

On May 30, 2012 at 7 p.m. Toms River HS North Chorus Presents: Music for Change 2012: Standing up against Domestic Violence in our Community.

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The Third Act for Second-Hand: Smoking in Cinema

By Robert Castle | Tuesday, May 15 | 5 comments

They're bad for you, but cigarettes and smoking take on symbolic meaning in good movies.

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Eating, Drinking and Cooking in South Jersey: Wine Festivals!

By Eating in South Jersey | Thursday, May 17 | 1 comment

Two people eating their way to adventure in South…

Lots of wine-ing going on this weekend!

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Local New Jersey Band Wins Coveted Music Award

By Patricia McKenna Cinque | Wednesday, May 16 | 3 comments

Jersey Shore band, Clan Suibhne, was named Top New Act at the 3rd Annual JAM Awards in Asbury Park. Their signature style is "Greengrass," a blend of Irish/Celtic/Folk/Bluegrass "Roots" …

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