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Toms River advances Ortley Beach Surf Club purchase. Where it stands

TOMS RIVER — The township has taken another step toward the long-anticipated purchase of the former Joey Harrison’s Surf Club property.

Council members agreed Tuesday to use $685,000 in open space funds to help acquire the property.

The monies will be a part of the approximately $8 million that will be used to purchase the Surf Club site in Ortley Beach, and two adjacent properties, including a parking lot. The state is expected to pay the large majority of the cost — $6.6 million — which will come from Blue Acres funds used by New Jersey to purchase land in the flood plain.

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Tuesday NJ weather: The difference between ‘very warm’ and ‘hot’

My weather forecasts play on radio stations across New Jersey over 200 times a day. So needless to say, I select the words in my forecast very carefully. In this case, I purposefully differentiate between calling the weather “very warm” and “hot”. Bottom line: I don’t call it “hot” unless widespread temperatures and/or heat indices top 90 degrees.

By that definition, Tuesday will be very warm. Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday will be hot. Perhaps dangerously hot.

New Jersey’s last heat wave was a full three weeks ago. Heat warnings and advisories kick in around midday Wednesday. And the swelter won’t break until the start of the upcoming weekend.

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Toms River Woman ID’d In Fatal Route 571 Crash

TOMS RIVER – A fatal accident leaves a woman trapped inside her burning car, resulting in her death, police said.

Police and fire units were dispatched to Route 571 near Oak Ridge Parkway around 7 a.m. this morning regarding a crash involving a car on fire and the driver entrapped.

Claudine Silvestri, 52 of Toms River, was driving westbound on Route 571 in the left lane when she suddenly drifted into the right lane, hitting a curb and a guard rail, a witness told police.

The car then veered to the left and entered the oncoming traffic lanes where she collided head-on with a sign truck before her car caught fire.

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Engineer turned author inspires with his own story

In the early months of 2014, the onset of leg weakness drew Dr. Hira Ahluwalia into a deep medical investigation to determine the root cause of this seemingly small problem and to receive a formal diagnosis for his symptoms. An extensive process that would end up lasting nearly two years, finally resulted in the devastating diagnosis of ALS. Also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, ALS is known to cause progressive muscle weakness and impacts one’s ability to physically function, with no cure currently available.

Known to many as “Doctor Metals”, Ahluwalia is a corrosion expert and was heavily involved in the community. A diagnosis of ALS would surely mean quitting his job right? Wrong. Ahluwalia decided to not only continue working, but also began writing a book chronicling his experiences with the disease. Keep on Ticking: One Man’s Approach to Chronic Progressive Disease was self-published in 2021 and offers an inspirational glimpse in the fascinating life of a corrosion and materials consultant turned author.

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Is it Really? Is the Buzz True? Chick-fil-A Finally Coming to Toms River, NJ

I can’t even believe it, I’ve been writing for years we need another Chick-fil-A in Ocean County, other than Brick, and it might be happening.

Recently I wrote an article about Ocean County needing another Chick-fil-A. I believe it was last week. There’s one in Brick. One would be awesome in Lacey, Bayville, Beachwood, Toms River, possibly Manahawkin. I’m tired of waiting in line at the one in Brick. Everyone in NEW JERSEY is at the Chick-fil-A in Brick when I’m waiting in line. I’ve waited over an hour already. I know you’ve waited in line and thought the same thing, “Why isn’t there another one.” Since Covid, I think it’s busier than ever in the line. One on Rt. 37 in Toms River would be great? How about somewhere on Rt. 9?

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