Month June 2024

Jackson Police are investigating a reported attempted luring incident that occurred on Shabbos afternoon, neighbors tell TLS. The suspects reportedly offered the children candy, but they ran off. Jackson Police are also investigating a home burglary that occurred over Shabbos,… Continue Reading →

Get ready to indulge in the ultimate cheesecake experience this Shavuos with a trending, free website called CheesecakeWizard.ai! Featuring a staggering 60,000 kosher cheesecake recipes at your fingertips, CheesecakeWizard.ai is back by popular demand to make your dessert dreams come… Continue Reading →

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Monmouth County Sheriff Shaun Golden has announced that the Monmouth County Sheriff’s Office Correctional Division is continuing to strive in assisting inmates with a brighter future by going back to school, allowing them to utilize their time most productively. For… Continue Reading →

Two people were reportedly killed in an accident in Brick today, though police have not yet confirmed it. Police say at approximately 1:00 PM today, officers from the Brick Township Police Department responded to the intersection of Brick Boulevard and… Continue Reading →

Preparing for Shavuos? It’s way too late. Wrong. We can still prepare as long as we have the right frame of mind. If we realize what Shavuos is all about and we get a deep appreciation for it, this could… Continue Reading →

Ocean County residents can expect to see a low-flying and hovering helicopter in the skies through the middle of June as Jersey Central Power & Light Co. conducts an inspection of its largest power lines. The helicopter is expected to… Continue Reading →

Lakewood Police Chief Greg Meyer is now the proud father of a family of police officers, after his youngest son, Nicholas, graduated the 117th Police Class today. His brother, Rob Meyer, retired from the force several years ago, and also… Continue Reading →

With no competitive races on the ballot, turnout in this week’s primary election in Lakewood was a dismal 7%, according to unofficial results from the Ocean County Clerk’s Office. According to unofficial results from the Ocean County Clerk, which is… Continue Reading →

The most recent annual consumer survey by AAA on Electric Vehicles (EVs) indicates a decline in consumer interest in purchasing EVs. Only 18% of U.S. adults say they would be “very likely” or “likely” to buy a new or used… Continue Reading →

The annual Torch Run gets underway in Lakewood pic.twitter.com/Tcn9L0IiiZ — The Lakewood Scoop (@LakewoodScoop) June 7, 2024

On Sunday, June 2nd, the Nesivos Half Marathon and 10K Run brought together over 200 registered runners from across the tri-state area, united in their support for Nesivos and its mission to provide essential services to teens and young adults… Continue Reading →

That pit in your stomach. Fearing the worst. Unable to breathe. The world may feel like it is speeding up, getting faster and faster and faster, spiraling out of control and pulling you along with it. Or…slowing…down… Anxiety is one… Continue Reading →

US Army Chaplain (CPT) Dovid Egert, of Lakewood, has achieved a significant milestone by graduating from the Chaplain Captain Career Course (C4). The rigorous 21-week course, which commenced in January 2024 and concluded today, is a crucial requirement for chaplains… Continue Reading →

CRIMINAL MISCHIEF May 27, 2024, at 5 a.m., Officer Gregory Cannon was in the parking lot of 231 Third St. and recognized Timothy B. Sullivan, 31, from Somerville, N.J., as the suspect from a previous crime from the surveillance footage… Continue Reading →

Certified “M” Series Wall Ovens The Sabbath Mode in the models listed below was not correctly implemented according to STAR-K specifications. Pressing “+” or “-” to adjust the temperature causes a display change on the screen, which is forbidden on… Continue Reading →