Month February 2024
Introducing BubbleFun Daycare, the newest childcare haven centrally located in Toms River / Manchester near the Lakewood border! Our cutting-edge facility, situated on a main road, marks a dream come true for the thriving Toms River community and neighboring areas… Continue Reading →
The only accredited law degree program of its kind, Touro Law provides a supportive, flexible environment that allows students to attend in-person class on Sundays and complete the rest of their coursework when and where it fits their schedules. New… Continue Reading →
You have flu symptoms, so you’ve been getting some relief by taking a cough and flu medicine every few hours. Late in the day, you have a headache and think about grabbing a couple of acetaminophen tablets (Tylenol, paracetamol and… Continue Reading →
It’s a Siyum! Today, Rabbi Sholom M. Rubashkin gave the final Shiur in the 40-day Shaar HaBitachon series that he announced at the annual celebration of his miraculous release on Zos Chanukah. (Audio and video recordings can be found here… Continue Reading →
Dion Marsh pleaded guilty today to committing a series of bias-motivated violent assaults on members of the Orthodox Jewish community in and around Lakewood, the Department of Justice announced moments ago. Last week, Marsh pleaded guilty to terrorism charges. On… Continue Reading →
Hackensack Meridian Neuroscience Institute at Jersey Shore University Medical Center completed its first Paired VNS™ Therapy case with a stroke survivor who has yet to regain her desired hand and arm function after five years of traditional physical and occupational… Continue Reading →
Moshe Groner: “Shirei Shlomo” is a heartfelt tribute to the legendary Shlomo Carlebach, an icon in Jewish music whose style and spirit have deeply influenced my own musical path. This video features a selection of R’ Shlomo’s most soulful and… Continue Reading →
Behind the stone walls of Yerushalayim, a quiet whimper echoes — it’s the plea of families facing neglect, hardship, and uncertainty. For over 160 years, Kollel Shomrei Hachomos has been the financial lifeline for thousands of impoverished families in Eretz… Continue Reading →
In an exclusive statement to TLS, Toms River Mayor Daniel Rodrick says the offensive comments made during last night’s Council meeting were “disgusting” and are being investigated. “The disgusting comments that were made should have been muted and they weren’t,”… Continue Reading →
In recognition of Unclaimed Property Day on February 1st, the Department of the Treasury is encouraging the public to find out if they are one of nearly 33 million people in the United States with unclaimed assets like forgotten bank… Continue Reading →
LAST CALL!CLASSES STARTING! Join the upcoming PCS Real Estate course and gain skills and knowledge to succeed long-term in the industry. The course is designed for those in the field who wish to: Increase their Real Estate knowledge Enter the… Continue Reading →
Jackson Township Mayor Michael Reina and the Jackson Township Council are studying the feasibility of expanding the parking lot for the police department at the Jackson Justice Complex. Council President Kuhn and Councilman Burnstein upon the invitation of the P.B.A…. Continue Reading →
Uniting Klal Yisroel Through Giving and Winning! The Auction UNITING US is Live!Here’s how it works!Place $360 worth of tickets in your cart Use Coupon Code: UNITEDYou’ll pay $180andYou’ll get $720 worth of tickets! UNITE WITH US FOR A GREAT CAUSE… Continue Reading →
In response to numerous complains about drivers attempting to make left turns from Railroad onto James and from James onto Railroad, the Township has installed barrels to ensure drivers adhere to the signs.
US Secretary of State Tony Blinken has directed the State Department to explore the possibility of recognizing a Palestinian state in the aftermath of the Gaza war, as per two U.S. officials familiar with the matter, Axios reports. The move… Continue Reading →
The Chicago City Council has passed a totally pointless resolution urging a ceasefire in Gaza, marking it as the most substantial municipal body in the United States to advocate for such action. The decision came after a closely contested vote… Continue Reading →
Tonight’s Toms River Township Council public hearings – which was conducted via Zoom – ended abruptly after a bizarre, anti-semitic rant from a resident. TLS will not be publishing the comments due to the crass and vulgar nature. Tonight’s agenda… Continue Reading →