Chris Lundy is a News Editor at Micromedia Publications, Inc. He covers a diverse range of themes, including construction and real estate, climate change, and education, with a keen focus on how these areas intersect with culture and society. Chris's work has been featured in NewsBreak and Micromedia Publications, Inc., highlighting his commitment to reporting on social interest topics that impact communities.
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Chris Lundy focuses on local news, including government and politics, crime, education, and community events in Toms River, New Jersey. He appears to be particularly interested in evolving stories with a focus on breaking news and government announcements.
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By: Chris Lundy
TOMS RIVER – Downtown Toms River is becoming the place to go if you love animals, with two locations and a third on the way. A cat adoption center has existed at 34 Main Street (Route 9), Suite 1B for years. It is run by the group called Lawyers In Defense of Animals. […]
By: Bob Vosseller, Chris Lundy
LAKEHURST – The school district’s $13,731,188 budget was recently adopted following a budget presentation and public hearing, and unlike many districts, it features no increase in health insurance costs.
By: Chris Lundy
A rendering of Veteran Village is on the fence surrounding the property. (Photo by Chris Lundy)
The Central Regional Board of Education voted on the 2026-7 budget. (Photo by Chris Lundy)
TRENTON — Two Ocean County lottery players won a combined $60,000 last week, according to the New Jersey Lottery.
Kickball is one of the most popular sports in the Unified program. (Photo courtesy Brick Memorial High School)
By: Chris Lundy
Many attendees went all out on their classic clothing. (Photo by Chris Lundy)
The Northern Ocean Habitat For Humanity Walk To Build brought volunteers and staff together for a good cause. (Photo courtesy Northern Ocean Habitat For Humanity)
By: Chris Lundy
Central Regional High School (Photo by Micromedia Publications)
Local author Karen Cino sells her books at last year’s Toms River Book Show. (Photo by Chris Lundy)
