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Congressman Pallone Announces Emergency Funds For Local Colleges
Around $210 million in emergency funding will go to colleges and universities in his district, including Brookdale and Rutgers.

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Around $210 million in emergency funding will go to colleges and universities in his district, including Brookdale and Rutgers.

The intersection of County Route 20 and Main Street in Manasquan received a major makeover.
The borough is currently requesting proposals to bring an electric scooter rental program to the borough.
The road closure will be in place until 4 p.m., according to Point Pleasant police.
Walkers will talk with the Mayor and members of the Wellness committee about healthy living and other wellness topics.
In new data from the state's Department of Health, 96 percent of seniors living in Manasquan have gotten partially vaccinated.
According to data released by the State Department of Health, close to half of eligible Eatontown residents have gotten at least one shot.
According to state data, 36 percent of all eligible Point Pleasant residents are fully vaccinated.
According to data from the state, over half of adults in Long Branch have received one out of the two COVID-19 vaccination shots.
Despite the low total number provided by the state, 60 percent of seniors in Asbury are fully vaccinated.
According to data released by the Department of Health on Monday, about 80 percent of Wall senior citizens are fully vaccinated.
According to data released by the Department of Health, only 34 percent of people of all ages in Point Pleasant Beach are fully vaccinated.
Despite the positive numbers regarding the senior citizen populations, a little more than half the adult population aren't fully vaccinated.
Wall Township is holding a socially distant borough-wide clean-up on May 15.
On the heels of a recent FEMA decision, Congression Chris Smith wrote a letter to the Army Corp of Engineers seeking a chance a new funding
The proposed three-story building would be built across the street from Clarks Landing.
The May 12 fair will show local businesses the various grants and programs offered by the city to help businesses during the pandemic.
The 40-year-old Belmar resident was arrested after placing the referee in a chokehold, reports say.
The NJDOT is marking the end of a project that stretched from Allenhurst to Asbury Park.
The free testing will occur at the Asbury Park Transportation Center on May 12 from 4-7 p.m.