Tag: Jersey Shore
Offshore Wind Continues to Create Shock Waves at the Jersey Shore
Amid bipartisan pushback, Gov. Phil Murphy doubled down on his commitment to bring renewable energy to the Garden State, partly through offshore wind turbines. Whether it is “clean” energy or not is debated by many.
Beaches are Ready But Proceed With Caution, Coastal Experts Say
Summer beachgoers are about to throng the Jersey Shore, but with rip currents, extreme weather conditions and potential shark bites, are the beaches ready to handle an influx of visitors? Coastal experts and state officials have declared that the Jersey Shore is “ready for summer” but urged swimmers to combine fun with caution.
Effects of Hurricane Ian Prompt Concerns in Shore Communities
After making landfall on Florida’s southwest coast, causing catastrophic damage to life and property, the record-breaking Category 4 Hurricane Ian surged up the Atlantic Coast and weakened at the Jersey Shore, lashing the Two River area with persistent rainfall for five days.
On “Black Sunday” New Jersey Faced A Foreign Threat
In only a handful of instances throughout the United States’ brief history have its shores been attacked by foreign forces. June 2, 1918, a date which would become known as Black Sunday, was one of those times.
Oh, Buoy! Lifeguard Shortage on the Jersey Shore
As summer hits, the Jersey Shore is getting busier. And crowds from the Two River area and beyond are bracing the waves with one of the worst lifeguard shortages the industry has seen.
Monmouth Park Racing Into 77th Season
Jersey Shore couple Jeff and Kathleen Heiss, partners in Donegal Racing, are ecstatic about their formidable colt Mo Donegal, set to debut at Churchill Downs for the 148th running of the Kentucky Derby Saturday, May 7.
Hay Mumford Farms
The name Mumford has been synonymous with good eating for over 30 years at the Jersey Shore.
County Kicks Off Summer Season
State, county and local officials kicked off the summer tourism season at the Avon Boardwalk May 25. From left, Keyport Mayor...
Summer Prep Underway in NJ
Under warm sunny skies Wednesday afternoon, Gov. Phil Murphy outlined a plan for New Jerseyans to have a successful summer amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
State Passes Bill to Ban Single-Use Plastic, Paper Bags
The New Jersey state Legislature passed a bill last month that is the strongest in the country to help reduce single-use plastics.


















