Charles Daye is a dedicated metro reporter with a focus on local news in Asbury Park, New Jersey. He has written for Yahoo News as a researcher and his work has also been featured in the Daily Record NJ. Charles covers a range of topics including community issues, politics, crime, and development in the Asbury Park area.
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Charles Daye's coverage is heavily focused on local government, politics, and education in the New Jersey area. He frequently reports on municipal government activities, local events, and developments within educational institutions.
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By: Charles Daye
Three-minute read Asbury Park Press ASBURY PARK - For some at the Jersey Shore, creating art is preferable to cutting down a tree
By: Charles Daye
The developer proposing to construct over 200,000 square feet of warehousing and offices on Victory Road is suing the Howell Planning Board.
By: Charles Daye
The Asbury Park Housing Authority believes it could bring over 300 affordable apartments to town. The problem? That's not what the city agreed to.
By: Charles Daye
OPINION: People are now sharing stories of mysterious flying objects that predate the recent drone phenomena.
By: Charles Daye
Four-minute read Asbury Park Press Show Caption I remember once seeing something unexplainable flying over the Atlantic making bizarre maneuvers over the water during a storm.
By: Charles Daye
The owner of the former Holy Spirit Church has presented an updated redevelopment plan that would preserve the 114-year-old gothic structure.
By: Charles Daye
Mayor John Moor said "we were totally blindsided" when the Asbury Park Housing Authority presented new plans for additional affordable housing.
By: Charles Daye
A Bradley Beach police officer says he was not paid as entitled while serving his Coast Guard Reserve pay, and the former chief mocked his service.
By: Charles Daye
A fire ripped through the Vita Gardens apartments right before the holidays, displacing a dozen Asbury Park families.
Asbury Park Press ASBURY PARK- Two people sustained second-degree burns from a fire Monday morning on Ridge Avenue that drew fire departments from multiple towns.
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