Homecoming King A Beacon For Those With Disabilities: Jersey Shore Today

JERSEY SHORE - Good evening Patch readers, here are the top stories from around the Jersey Shore this Monday.

Wall's New Homecoming King A Beacon For Those With Disabilities: Warren Wright, a three-sport athlete and marching band member who also happens to have autism, was recently named homecoming king. MORE.

Dead Whales That Wash Ashore Will Be Remembered In Barnegat Light: Barnegat Light has named the two whales that washed ashore this past year to memorialize their deaths. MORE.

Brick Sisters Missing, Took Family Member's SUV: Police: Authorities say the sisters, 17 and 14, have deactivated their social media accounts and aren't answering calls or text messages. MORE.

Wall Man Charged With Theft Of $1.5M From Partner: Prosecutor: A 54-year-old Wall Township man was arrested and charged with cheating his former business partner out of roughly $1.57 million, according to Acting Monmouth County Prosecutor Lori Linskey on Monday. MORE.

Governor Murphy Speaks To Union Workers Over The Weekend: The governor spoke to union members gathered at the IBEW 400 in Wall Township. MORE.

Convicted Sex Offender Arrested With Loaded AR-15: Mantoloking PD: A Toms River man is facing multiple weapons charges after he was found with a loaded AR-15 and a loaded handgun following a motor vehicle crash early Sunday morning in Mantoloking, police said. MORE.

Ocean County Cash4Life Lottery Ticket Wins $1K Per Week For Life: Someone who bought their lottery tickets in Jackson won $1,000 a week for life in the CASH4LIFE game, New Jersey Lottery officials said. MORE.