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Ocean County Eyes Countywide TNR Program as Feral Cat Colonies Grow in Jackson: Jackson Township feral cats, Ocean Count...
09/01/2026

Ocean County Eyes Countywide TNR Program as Feral Cat Colonies Grow in Jackson: Jackson Township feral cats, Ocean County feral cats, TNR program, trap neuter return, Frank Sadeghi, Daniel Regenye, Ocean County Health Department, Jackson Township animal control, Animal Birth Control Inc, Pine Beach, feral cat colonies, cat rescue Ocean County, abandoned cats, Jackson New Jersey, Ocean County animal control

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Democrats Backed Hundreds of Biden-Era Renamings, Now Blast Trump’s ‘Lake America’: WASHINGTON – Democrats who broadly s...
08/31/2026

Democrats Backed Hundreds of Biden-Era Renamings, Now Blast Trump’s ‘Lake America’: WASHINGTON – Democrats who broadly supported a Biden-era push that changed hundreds of federal geographic names are now sharply criticizing President Donald Trump’s decision to rename two major bodies of water for federal use, including Lake Ontario as “Lake America.” The contrast emerged again after Trump signed an Aug. 27 executive order directing federal agencies to use Lake America for Lake Ontario. It followed his earlier move to rename the Gulf of Mexico the Gulf of America in federal usage, both changes promoted as expressions of American identity and national pride. Democratic critics have called Trump’s renamings silly, embarrassing, juvenile

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EXCLUSIVE: ICE Detainers Lodged Against Two Women Charged After Baby Killed in Jackson Crash: Immigration detainers were...
08/30/2026

EXCLUSIVE: ICE Detainers Lodged Against Two Women Charged After Baby Killed in Jackson Crash: Immigration detainers were lodged against two women charged after an unlicensed driver allegedly struck a family in Jackson, killing a 9-month-old boy.

Immigration detainers were lodged against two women charged after an unlicensed driver allegedly struck a family in Jackson, killing a 9-month-old boy.

Wrong-Way Driver Killed, Four Injured in I-195 Crash in Jackson Township: State Police said William H. Wright, 73, of Br...
08/30/2026

Wrong-Way Driver Killed, Four Injured in I-195 Crash in Jackson Township: State Police said William H. Wright, 73, of Brick, was driving a Ford SUV westbound in the eastbound lanes of I-195 when the crash happened around 9:01 p.m. Aug. 26 near Exit 22.

State Police said William H. Wright, 73, of Brick, was driving a Ford SUV westbound in the eastbound lanes of I-195 when the crash happened around 9:01 p.m. Aug. 26 near Exit 22.

Jackson Baby Killed by Unlicensed and Undocumented Woman from Guatemala: JACKSON, N.J. – A 20-year-old Guatemalan citize...
08/29/2026

Jackson Baby Killed by Unlicensed and Undocumented Woman from Guatemala: JACKSON, N.J. – A 20-year-old Guatemalan citizen who prosecutors say has never possessed a driver’s license has been charged with manslaughter after allegedly striking a mother and her two young children in a Jackson Township grocery store parking lot Friday, killing a 9-month-old boy. Maria Cobon Guzman, whose Ocean County Jail booking record lists her citizenship and country of birth as Guatemala, was driving a Ford Fusion in the NPGS grocery store parking lot on West County Line Road when she struck the family, according to Ocean County Prosecutor Bradley D. Billhimer. Prosecutors said CobonGuzman had never been issued a

JACKSON, N.J. – A 20-year-old Guatemalan citizen who prosecutors say has never possessed a driver's license has been charged with manslaughter after allegedly

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