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How We Met: For Toms River Couple, Friendship Is Everything

in Toms River News

TOMS RIVER, NJ — Richard Boccio’s eyes lit up and he smiled, rubbing his hands together like he was about to sample an exquisite dish.

“She’s fearless,” he said, looking across the table at his wife, Joanne. “I love to go on adventures,” she said, a smile spreading across her face.

The Toms River couple, who will celebrate their 45th anniversary on April 29, were telling the story of a trip they took to Mexico years ago, each contributing pieces of the story. Richard — Richie, as Joanne calls him — was recounting a time where Joanne’s adventurous spirit got them into a spot that was more uncomfortable than he wanted to be.

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Spring homebuying and selling season is here. Are you ready?

in Toms River News

Super Bowl weekend is the unofficial kick-off to the peak spring home buying and selling season, according to many real estate agents.

Are you ready?

If you’re feeling unsure and confused, you’re not alone. The US housing market is giving off mixed signals: Home prices are falling, but they’re also rising. Mortgage rates have been ticking down, yet remain volatile. Sales have fallen for 11 straight months even as the US job market is the strongest in 50 years.

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Share Some Love This Valentine’s Day at the JBJ Soul Kitchen in Toms River, New Jersey

in Toms River News

Valentine’s Day is just around the corner and you can share some love with the community right here in Toms River. We are just days away and wanted to let you know that you can enjoy a delicious dinner with the JBJ Soul Kitchen in Toms River.

This Valentine’s Day, JBJ Soul Kitchen in Toms River will be featuring a special menu during their dinner service, 5:00 PM-7:00 PM. For more information Call 732-731-1414 or email info@jbjsoulkitchen.org

If You are not familiar with the JBJ Soul Kitchen, here are some frequently asked questions according to their website.

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Shot Putter Meghan Kreinberg Sets New Dayton H.S. Record

in Toms River News

NEW YORK, N.Y. — A record-setting throw by Meghan Kreinberg highlighted the Dayton High School indoor track and field team’s participation in the Varsity Classic Monday night at the New York Armory.

Kreinberg, a junior, finished in first place in the Shot Put with a new school record throw of 37-2.25, breaking a 43-year-old Dayton record. Kreinberg’s throw ranks her No. 2 in Group 1 and No. 10 in all of New Jersey so far this season.

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Locksmiths and businesses that sell alarms in New Jersey are catching a break thanks to this new law

in Toms River News

It could soon get easier for business to better advertise that they sell burglar alarms and fire alarms and give a boost to locksmith industries thanks to a bill just signed into law in New Jersey by Governor Phil Murphy.

New Jersey State Senator Robert Singer (R-30), who represents a portion of Ocean County and Monmouth County at the Statehouse, explains that this legislation he sponsored will considerably help out locksmiths and businesses who sell these items and more.

These types of businesses and professionals are facing some obstacles with getting approvals to help promote who they are and what they sell, explains Singer, and among them is having to include their license number as well as the license of number of any professional they use in any advertisement.

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Law Offices of Bartholomew Baffuto, A Leading DUI Law Firm in New Jersey

in Toms River News
The Law Offices of Bartholomew Baffuto, a leading DUI law firm, provides trusted legal representation in defense against DWI and criminal cases in New Jersey.

The need for a highly experienced lawyer cannot be overemphasized, especially in matters regarding criminal cases. In New Jersey, the Law Offices of Bartholomew Baffuto is a reputable law firm owned and managed by Bartholomew Baffuto, a success-driven DUI lawyer in New Jersey. The law firm provides its clients with effective legal representation as they defend clients against DWI charges. With their experience in the field, they ensure to do their best to provide clients with the best defense possible.

Their practice areas include domestic violence, all motor vehicle charges, DWI/DUI, and criminal charges.

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Ocean County Receiving $25M COVID Funding; Hear How It May Be Spent

in Toms River News

TOMS RIVER, NJ — The Ocean County Board of Commissioners has set a hearing for Tuesday on its plans for spending more than $25 million in funds the county received through the American Rescue Plan.

The hearing, at 11 a.m. Feb. 7, is set to be held in Room 119 of the Ocean County Administration Building, Hooper Avenue.

The county is proposing to spend about $9.5 million of the funding, which it received from the federal government to combat the negative economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, on a program to assist those facing homelessness.

Great American History Right Here in Downtown Toms River, New Jersey

in Toms River News

I always enjoy an opportunity to share some cool “American History” with you when it comes from New Jersey and the Jersey Shore. It’s always exciting to me to learn about the history of where we live and what happened before our time here in the Garden State.

This particular history involves Downtown Toms River and the original Presbyterian Church that sits at the Ocean County Library location on Washington Street in Toms River. The Presbyterian Church was built circa 1858, making it 165 years old. The church has undergone several cosmetic changes and brick facing, but still stands in the Ocean County Library building. When the Pandemic hit the Dunkin Donuts and coffeeshop, located in the church, closed its doors and now sits closed to the public.

So now my question is what can we do with the church, besides having it used as a storage closet? There must be a better way to highlight this historic building, even if nothing more than just that, a historic site for residents to visit.

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