Seaside Park, United States (Local)
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By: Daniel Nee
A Seaside Park woman was sentenced to five years in state prison for vehicular homicide in the 2024 death of a 75-year-old man struck by a car and left in the roadway, authorities said. Genell McInaw, 51, was sentenced June 24 by Superior Court Judge Kenneth T. Palmer, according to the Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office. […]
By: Daniel Nee
Seaside Park Police have released their periodic blotter, featuring a sampling of calls to which the department responses over the past week. The total number of calls handled by the department was 247. The blotter appears below: 6/20 First Aid – Police and Tri-Boro First Aid Squad responded to assist a patient who was having […]
By: Daniel Nee
At Gallery 619, you never know what might be happening – and that’s exactly the point. Named for its address on the Boulevard, Gallery 619 is one of the first, major efforts to breathe life into an arts community in Seaside Heights that has historically been overshadowed by the boardwalk and nightlife. While it was […]
By: Daniel Nee
Seaside Heights police have taken over policing services on Pelican Island, a move stemming from the annexation of South Seaside Park by Seaside Park borough. Pelican Island is a small, low-lying island in Barnegat Bay, located near the eastern side of the bay just west of the Route 37 bridges. Although it appears isolated, it […]
By: Daniel Nee
A Toms River property owner has applied to significantly expand a two-story home into a synagogue, or shul, seeking multiple variances from township zoning rules for the project in a rural residential area. The applicant is requesting preliminary and final major site plan approval along with a conditional use variance, bulk variances and design waivers […]
An organization representing Ortley Beach residents has joined a chorus of local residents opposing a proposal that would see Route 35’s current northbound and southbound lanes converted to allow traffic to flow in both directions on each, and mandate “back-in” angled parking in the Lavallette business district. The Ortley Beach Voters and Taxpayers Association published […]
Seaside Park officials have voted unanimously to acquire the former Seaside Park Elementary School building, more than a decade-and-a-half after the last students passed through its doors. Located at 313 SW Central Avenue, the school closed to students before the 2009-10 school year due to low enrollment figures. Since then, it has been used for […]
A Vietnam-era spy thriller featuring two major stars will be filmed in Seaside Park later this month, officials confirmed. The borough council last week approved an application by the producers of the forthcoming movie “Trust The Man” to film at the Charlroy Motel, along the oceanfront, and utilize a borough parking lot as part of […]
A legendary Toms River business is closing after 98 years, with its inventory planned to be auctioned off to the public online over the next week. Hecht Trailers, the family-founded trailer dealership that opened its door son Route 9 in 1928, is closing its doors, the company announced in a statement to Shorebeat on Wednesday. […]
By: Daniel Nee
Toms River officials were accused of holding an ‘unlawful’ closed-door meeting this week during which the township clerk was removed, in order to discuss the matter of four council members hiring an attorney to represent their interests in a lawsuit filed by a resident. The seven-member council, though all Republican, is bitterly divided between two […]
