Bob Vosseller is a journalist for Micromedia Publications, Inc., focusing on local news in Toms River, New Jersey. With a passion for community reporting, Bob covers a wide range of topics including local government, events, human interest stories, and important community issues.
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Jackson resident Owen Schoenick, 11, stands next to his Lego kits currently on display at the Jackson Library. (Photo courtesy Schoenick Family)
By: Bob Vosseller, Jason Allentoff
MANCHESTER – A complaint by a former employee of the school district alleging she was dismissed on the basis of bias has been filed in New Jersey Superior Court.
JACKSON – Five School Board candidates are running for three, 3-year terms on the school board on November 5.
By: Bob Vosseller
WARETOWN – Police said that a suspect in a case lied about her child’s cancer treatment to delay court proceedings.
By: Bob Vosseller
LAKEHURST – A Halloween season tradition returned once again with a march down Union Avenue to Horicon Lake for the borough’s Halloween Parade and Best Costume contest. A variety of costumed young people and some adults walked from Borough Hall to the lake in perfect autumn weather. Mild temperatures, a little breeze and […]
MANCHESTER – The sudden closure of Whiting Veterinary Clinic shocked and saddened staff and pet owners recently, leaving two staff members to dispense patient records. Employees were informed on October 25 during a staff meeting that the clinic would be closing. Signs posted to the door of the clinic located at 108 Lacey […]
MANCHESTER – A new county park to be located in the township is a step closer toward construction having received a required permit by the Pinelands Commission – and Township and County officials couldn’t be happier. Having received that permit, Ocean County is moving forward toward the start of building the new park. […]
By: Bob Vosseller
OCEAN COUNTY – No one needs to remind you that it is election season. There are signs, banners and flags everywhere and you’d be hard pressed to take a drive without spotting a vehicle with a political bumper sticker or some messages posted on car windows. Early voting had those eligible coming out […]
JACKSON – The township School District has taken another step forward in selling the Sylvia Rosenauer Elementary School with the announcement that bids are being accepted for the school building and the land it is on. Business Administrator Dan Baginski said, “it is a valuable, 9.9-acre property going up for sale in an aggressive […]
Patrons at the New Egypt Historical Society Schoolhouse Museum gather with members of the New Jersey Paranormal Investigators before their adventure begins. (Photo by Bob Vosseller)
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