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Save the OCNJ carousel 🎠 Ocean City is exploring ways to preserve Wonderland Pier's historic carousel, including grants and an expert review. This is a piece of Jersey history, I rode that since I was a kid, better be saved!

Contender, the largest male shark tagged is back off our Jersey Shores 🦈 You can follow him here - ocearch.org/tracker/detail/c…

Don't forget Every time you fill up in Jersey, the state takes 49.15 cents a gallon in gas tax. That's the 7th-highest in the country and diesel is even worse at 56.15 cents, 6th-highest. All fueling some of the most expensive/worst roads in the US taxfoundation.org/data/all/s…

Good Morning New Jersey ❤️ w/ the Sunrise, Moon and Venus

$26 MILLION stolen from Cranbury Township in a wire transfer meant to buy land for affordable housing. Investigators froze nearly $17 million in assets, but frozen doesn't mean returned. The investigation is still ongoing. What the heck happened here? Next Meeting is on 11/9/26 at 7pm newjersey.news12.com/2026/11…

Did you know Trenton budgeted $200,000 in state tax money for security at Sea.Hear.Now, the ticketed music festival on the Asbury Park beach: $100K to the Monmouth County Prosecutor, $100K to Asbury Park police. That's $400K over two state budgets nj.gov/treasury/omb/publicat…

Check out this old photo of people standing in line to see Star Wars in Paramus NJ, was the craze that big for this movie back then?

Did Sherrill actually win in 2025? What if the “15% of Trump’s 2024 voters switched to Democrats” pattern from the 2026 midterms was reversed in New Jersey’s 2025 elections? We took 15% of Trump’s 1.97 million NJ votes (~295k people) and moved them back from Sherrill/Democrats to Ciattarelli/Republicans Governor Actual: Sherrill 56.9% – Ciattarelli 42.5% Adjusted: Ciattarelli 51.7% – Sherrill 48.3% → Ciattarelli wins by ~112k votes Assembly Actual: Democrats 57–23 (D +15.7 popular vote) Adjusted: Popular vote flips to R lead. Close districts (LD-2, 8, 21, 25, 3, etc.) reverse → Republicans likely take the majority (roughly mid-40s seats) The same uniform shift that flipped multiple Senate/gov races in 2026 would have flipped NJ’s 2025 races the other way If this logic is applied to the 2025 NJ Gov race, Jack won 🧐, interesting, was NJ the test before the 2026? Who knows, it's probably worth looking into though, why not?

NJ's FY2027 budget sets aside $5 MILLION for Rutgers–New Brunswick's “Events Attraction and Marketing.” Reporting tied the request to college athletes' name, image and likeness operations. Rutgers says athletes won't get paid directly, but why the hell are taxpayers picking up this marketing tab? nj.gov/treasury/omb/publicat…

Couldn't imagine two worst people involved in our federal government

If Mikie's track record for picking Lt. Gov is any indication, she's gonna be awful newjerseyglobe.com/governor/…

This isn't good, The Children’s Place is closing all its New Jersey stores (about two dozen locations) and laying off 732 employees by early February due to severe financial difficulties inquirer.com/business/retail…

Michael Kozuch, from Tinton Falls NJ, won $1 million on the MetLife Stadium field during Sunday's Jets–Raiders game, in the NJ Lottery's "Another Millionaire" second-chance drawing. The runner-up, Ron Eils, 83, of Pompton Plains, took home $100,000 patch.com/new-jersey/middlet…

All of New Jersey's pension systems are $78.6 billion short, only 62.5% funded. The five major state plans alone make up $52.7 billion of that hole, and the teachers' fund is $29.9 billion in the red. That's a bill Jersey taxpayers keep carrying. nj.gov/treasury/pensions/doc… nj.gov/treasury/pensions/fun…

Are you kidding me? The Newark Drawbridge got stuck upright Thursday afternoon and cut NJ Transit between Newark Broad Street and Hoboken on the Morris & Essex, Gladstone, and Montclair-Boonton lines. Friday there are still no trains from Dover to Hackettstown or from MSU to Hackettstown 🤬 nj.com/news/2026/11/nj-trans…

Way to Go Mikie and Cooker, doing a hell of a job screwing up New Jersey

On this day in Jersey history: Nov. 6, 1869, Rutgers beat the College of New Jersey (now Princeton) 6–4 in New Brunswick in the first college football game ever. About 100 fans, 25 players a side, and a whole sport was born right here. history.com/this-day-in-hist…

Stop fighting? Start listening maybe! If you were doing your job, you'd be kicking ass in the state, you're not, want things to change, listen to the people giving their free time who have ideas on how to fix things or get the hell out of the way and we'll run it 973espn.com/ixp/564/p/atlant…

I Will Never Stop Fighting To Fix Things Here In New Jersey You Deserve Better

Did you know In Jersey you need $83.2K a year just to afford a modest 2-bedroom, the 7th-highest in the country? That's way above the U.S. average of $69.9K and 30% of your income here! NJ is unaffordable! visualcapitalist.com/mapped-…