Santa Claus Is Coming To The Ocean County Mall: Jersey Shore PM

Missing sisters were found safe, residents aired concerns about NJ's offshore wind project and a man was charged with second-degree luring.

Posted Mon, Nov 8, 2021 at 6:56 pm ET|Updated Mon, Nov 8, 2021 at 7:03 pm ET

JERSEY SHORE, NJ — Good evening Jersey Shore Patch readers. Here are the top stories from the Jersey Shore this evening.

Santa Returns To Ocean County Mall: Reservations are encouraged for your chance to sit for photos with Santa — or if you prefer to take them socially distanced. MORE.

Missing Brick Teen Sisters Found Safe: Brick police said the sisters, who went missing Oct. 25, were safe and sound and the vehicle was recovered. MORE.

Ocean City Residents, Officials Air Concerns About Offshore Wind: A panel of Ørsted representatives fielded questions about the company's proposed wind farm off the coast of New Jersey on Saturday. MORE.

Man Charged In Luring Attempt Of 13-Year-Old In Ocean County: A Jackson Township man has been arrested in connection with a luring attempt that happened Oct. 30 in Jackson, police said. MORE.

Manchester's Kevin's Kids Christmas Gift Drive Kicks Off For 2021: The gift collection drive inspired by a first-grader who told his teacher Santa never visited his family is marking its 39th campaign. MORE.

Heroin, Meth Seized From Little Egg Harbor Home: Police: Five Ocean County residents were charged with possessing drugs after police executed a search warrant at a Little Egg Harbor home. MORE.

Galloway Teen Missing Since Monday Found: A 16-year-old Galloway girl who had been missing since Monday, Nov. 2 was found safe, police said. MORE.

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