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Continue reading New Jersey Proposes New Boater Safety Rules
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Continue reading Spare Tire Hits Car on Garden State Parkway Causing Serious Damage
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Sandy Hook NJ, Many billionaires turn to philanthropy after stepping away from the businesses that built their fortunes. But for the average New Jerseyan, that reality often feels out of reach. Most people simply don’t have the financial resources or time to support the causes they care about. But what if that changed overnight? If they suddenly became wealthy, how many would choose to give back to their communities rather than lead a life of luxury?
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Point Pleasant Beach NJ, in a groundbreaking discovery, the wreckage of the 1856 transatlantic passenger steamship Le Lyonnais has been found by a team of explorers. Le Lyonnais tragically sank on November 2, 1856, after colliding with the American sailing vessel Adriatic off the coast of Nantucket. Of the 132 passengers and crew aboard, 114 perished in the disaster, making it one of the most significant maritime tragedies of its time.
Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced paddler, having the right gear is essential for a successful and enjoyable excursion. From cruising on calm lakes to tackling challenging rapids, there are many different types of paddle boarding experiences. But no matter where your adventure takes you, having the right gear can make all the difference.
In this blog post, we’ll discuss some must-have items that every paddler should have in their arsenal. We’ll cover everything from safety gear to comfort essentials, giving you a comprehensive list of what you need for your next paddle boarding trip. Let’s get started.
Continue reading Paddle Boarding Gear Essentials: Must-Have Items for Your Next Excursion
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LBI NJ, New Jersey’s offshore wind sector is facing new turbulence as Leading Light Wind has requested a pause on its offshore wind farm project off the coast of Long Beach Island. The company is asking the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities for an extension through late December to address supply chain issues, particularly the lack of a manufacturer for the turbine blades required for the project.
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Ridgewood NJ, The Jersey Arts Road Trip guide returns for the 2024 summer season to spotlight 10 towns throughout New Jersey that make ideal destinations for visitors. The easy-to-navigate guide offers a mix of dining, nightlife, shopping and accommodations, as well as cultural experiences including theater and visual arts. It’s the perfect way for visitors to plan a fun-filled day trip, or overnight stay in New Jersey.
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Atlantic City NJ, in written testimony today, NJBIA explained to the Senate and Assembly Environment committees how new Land Use rules proposed by the state Department of Environmental Protection will force a retreat from shore and coastal communities.
Continue reading NJBIA Warns DEP Land Use Rules will Lead to Shore Retreat
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Point Pleasant NJ, Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin and the Office of Public Integrity and Accountability (OPIA) today announced that a former investigator for the NJ Victims of Crime Compensation Office (VCCO) has been criminally charged for allegedly soliciting and engaging in inappropriate sexual communications with crime victims whose applications for VCCO support he was assigned to investigate. VCCO, an agency within the Department of Law and Public Safety, provides financial assistance as the payer of last resort to victims of crime to alleviate the economic and emotional burdens of victimization.
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Ocean City NJ, New Jersey’s tourism industry looks to be on its way to a strong summer ahead on the heels of a banner Independence Day weekend Jersey Shore regions including Monmouth County, Ocean County and Cape May County reported a noticeable uptick in visitor arrivals throughout the weekend, with Monmouth and Ocean counties seeing up to 95% hotel occupancy and 100% Airbnb occupancy. Cape May reported their best 4th of July weekend since 2021, while the Wildwoods, Stone Harbor, Sea Isle City and Avalon all drew better than anticipated crowds of happy visitors.
Continue reading New Jersey’s Tourism Industry Sees Noticeable Uptick in Visitor Arrivals
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Ocean City NJ, in recent years, environmentalists, politicians, and concerned citizens have raised alarms about the potential impact of offshore wind turbines on whale populations. Apostolos Gerasoulis, a Rutgers professor emeritus of computer science and co-creator of the search engine that powers Ask.com, has added a significant voice to this debate, asserting that offshore wind activities are indeed harmful to whales.
Continue reading The Impact of Offshore Wind Turbines on Whale Mortality: A Growing Concern
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Long Beach Township NJ, Long Beach Township Mayor Joseph Mancini, who is heading coalition of eights shore towns opposed to the Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind (ASOW) project on environmental and economic grounds said Atlantic Shores’ effort to renegotiate the electricity agreement with the state BPU is another sign that the wind turbine project is not economically feasible and will serve only to dramatically hurt ratepayers with little environmental gain.
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Ocean City NJ, the perfect storm of bad legislation and police shortages to ravage Jersey Shore towns, threatening to sink the 2024 summer season and beyond. Assemblyman Paul Kanitra and police chiefs from his legislative district want to stem that tide and keep the shore safe for residents and tourists alike.