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Ocean County Library Announces Reopening of Point Pleasant Borough Branch
Ocean County Library Announces Reopening of Point Pleasant Borough Branch
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Point Pleasant|News|
Roadwork Closes Part Of Beaver Dam Road In Point Pleasant
Drivers will need to find other routes or expect delays through detours, police said.
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Point Pleasant|News|
Hydrant Flushing Schedule For Spring Set In Point Pleasant
The hydrant flushing is part of routine maintenance of the town's water lines.
Karen Wall, Patch Staff
Toms River, NJ|News|
Man Threw Molotov Cocktails At Home, Vehicle In South Toms River, Prosecutor Says
A New York man is under arrest and awaiting extradition in connection with the incident, the Ocean County Prosecutor's office said.
Karen Wall, Patch Staff
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Thunderstorms To Dampen Spring Break Plans In NJ
While temperatures could reach the 70s and 80s on Tuesday, rain and thunderstorms are still possible for the rest of the week.
Sara Winick, Patch Staff
Point Pleasant|News|
Bridge Reopens In Point Pleasant, Police Say
An operational issue has been fixed and the bridge has been reopened, Point Pleasant police said.
Karen Wall, Patch Staff
Point Pleasant|News|
Point Pleasant Celebrates Police Promotions, Welcomes New Officers
The police department welcomed 2 new officers and promoted 2 others.
Karen Wall, Patch Staff
Point Pleasant|News|
Sidewalks, Bicycle Lanes Making Streets Safer In Point Pleasant
Making the town more accessible for walking and bicycling is an ongoing effort, Mayor Robert Sabosik said.
Karen Wall, Patch Staff
Point Pleasant|News|
Easter Egg Hunt Set In Point Pleasant
The event is free to the community and no registration is required.
Karen Wall, Patch Staff
