Ocean Gate News

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 ...

The borough has filled an empty seat on the dais, swearing in resident Tony Digironimo at Wednesday's Borough Council meeting.

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.

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.

Some kids dream of being a movie star. Others dream of being a pilot or firefighter.

Ocean Gate First Aid Squad holds an annual car show to raise funds to operate our organization.

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.

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 ...

Buffeted with wind on the glistening bayfront, a new piece of borough history has been unveiled.

BERKELEY -- Investigators are still sifting through the remains of a fire that struck Cosmo's Green Acres Recycling Center to determine the cause.

A couple believed to be connected to more than 250 burglaries of motor vehicles in Monmouth and Ocean counties were arrested after a police task force witnessed the pair go on a three-town burglary spree, ...

Your browser's security settings are preventing some features from appearing. See instructions for fixing the problem.

Area health departments last week rated five food establishments as conditionally satisfactory for health code violations.

A 60-year-old Ocean Gate woman crashed her car, overturning it into the woods off Route 530 at 6:47 a.m. today, police said.

A vehicle that was stolen from a borough homeowner in early August was recovered Monday in Point Pleasant Beach, officials said.

HENRIETTA 'ETTA' DUCA, 77, of Ortley Beach, TOMS RIVER, died Monday, Aug. 18, at home.

The borough began the celebration today of its 90th anniversary with a three-block parade along Ocean Gate Avenue, beginning at the post office and ending at the municipal building.

Some crabbers have been complaining about the lack of size of the blue crabs in some areas, but, while the average may go down, there will be some bigger crabs as the summer progresses.

Your browser's security settings are preventing some features from appearing. See instructions for fixing the problem.

EMMA J. PAGE, 82, of OCEAN GATE, died peacefully in her sleep Sunday, July 20, at Community Medical Center, Toms River, with family members present.