Month June 2024
“[O]ne of the most heroic and extraordinary operations I have witnessed over the course of 47 years serving in Israel’s defense establishment.” —How Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant described the June 8 rescue of four hostages who were being held… Continue Reading →
I recently had the unique opportunity to host a business panel at the Accelerate Conference, which took place at the Sleepy Hollow Hotel in Tarrytown, NY. This conference is a special gathering of people in the bookkeeping, CPA and CFO… Continue Reading →
Clutched in panic were pearls across the nation (well, in some circles) recently, when a recording made secretly was publicized. In it, Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito said something that no judge, at least in the eyes of the pearls-adorned,… Continue Reading →
A 99-year-old Jewish veteran of D-Day has expressed outrage and disappointment over the honoring of a Palestinian journalist who has justified Hamas atrocities against Israelis. Mervyn Kersh, from London, criticized French officials for awarding Motaz Azaiza, a Gaza-based journalist, the… Continue Reading →
The Toms River Board of Education has voted to approve a resolution tonight to enter into an agreement with the Lakewood Students Transportation Authority (LSTA) for the 2024-2025 school year, allowing the consortium to potentially transport thousands of children to… Continue Reading →
Opposition Leader Yair Lapid urged lawmakers to pass the Charedi draft bill quickly, warning that “people will die” if the army is not given the tools it needs. Addressing the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee, Lapid emphasized that “we… Continue Reading →
Surveillance video provided to TLS today captures the moment a vehicle blows right past the flashing lights and stop arm of a school bus in Lakewood. The incident happened on County Line Road. A license plate of the vehicle has… Continue Reading →
DWI June 10, 2024, Officer Alexander Lopez responded to a vehicle parked in a no-parking zone in front of headquarters. The officer realized that his previous call he was investigating was a hit and run and this vehicle matched the… Continue Reading →
Over the past day, IDF troops have eliminated numerous terrorists in close-quarters encounters in central and southern Gaza, including two terrorists armed with an explosive device who were identified and eliminated by an IDF aircraft. In addition, searches in the… Continue Reading →
Each year, the start of warmer weather brings the emergence of ticks and mosquitoes and the threat of related diseases, such as West Nile virus and Lyme disease and the New Jersey Departments of Health (NJDOH), Environmental Protection (NJDEP), and… Continue Reading →
With already more than 550,000 children across the state receiving their Summer EBT benefits, families who have not already done so are encouraged to apply for the new Summer Electronic Benefit Transfer (Summer EBT) program. New Jersey is one of… Continue Reading →
Submitted: This is from my dash camera on James Street this morning of a car illegally passing a bunch of cars in between two lanes and a double yellow line, because a car stopped to allow a kid to cross…. Continue Reading →
Sixty-four people were missing in the Mediterranean Sea and several were rescued after their ship wrecked off Italy’s southern coast Monday, United Nations’ agencies said in a statement. In a separate shipwreck, rescue workers evacuated dozens of suspected migrants but… Continue Reading →
In a concerning and unprecedented development, Hezbollah published a nine-minute long video of what it claims is footage filmed from by its surveillance drone in Israel, including the Haifa port and petrochemical and fuel storage sites. The video, which was… Continue Reading →
Open House! Last Call! Open House Wednesday, June 19, 7:30 pm Join In-person: PCS office, 1771 Madison, Exec. Center, Lkwd. Join Virtually: email for link nj@nj.pcsjobs.org —————————————————————————— A CAREER IN BUSINESS ANALYTICS OFFERS: High demand and promising career: The field of… Continue Reading →
Submitted: Hi, At around 9:00 tonight, as me and a friend were walking towards 5 Below (next door to Target), we witnessed a young muslim girl (probably around 20) write this with a piece of chalk (with 2 of her… Continue Reading →
The following is an ‘Ask The Mayor’ question submitted to TLS, and the Mayor’s response. Email your questions for the Mayor to AskTheMayor@thelakewoodscoop.com. Question: Dear Mayor, Thank you for all you do for our town and for giving us the… Continue Reading →
Nearly 1,300 Jersey Central Power & Light customers are without power this morning in Jackson, as temperatures are expected to reach into the high 90’s. No cause has been provided for the outage but JCP&L says they expect the power… Continue Reading →
A shocking incident unfolded on the second day of Shavuos outside a Stamford Hill shul, as a suspect attempted to forcibly steal two small children from their father in broad daylight. Surveillance footage from the Chabad House on Stamford Hill… Continue Reading →
A new CBS News/YouGov poll has found widespread support among American voters for a national program to deport all undocumented immigrants living in the US illegally. The survey, conducted earlier this month, shows that 62% of registered voters support such… Continue Reading →
In a surprising shift, former President Donald Trump has made significant gains with black voters. On “News Central” Monday, CNN commentator Harry Enten noted that Trump’s support among African-American voters has risen to 21%, up from just 7% in 2020…. Continue Reading →