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Stockton Poll Finds Most New Jerseyans Think Beaches Should Be Free and Cost of Beach Tags is Too High - Insider NJ

New Jersey · New Jersey

Stockton Poll Finds Most New Jerseyans Think Beaches Should Be Free and Cost of Beach Tags is Too High - Insider NJ

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Most New Jerseyans think beaches should be free, according to a poll released today by the William J. Hughes Center for Public Policy. Half of residents think the cost of beach tags to access their nearest beach in New Jersey is too high, but about 1 in 5 residents (21%) said the price is[...]Read Article

The New Brunswick Legal Saga - Insider NJ

New Brunswick, New Jersey · New Brunswick

The New Brunswick Legal Saga - Insider NJ

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

At least everyone who cares about this knows that Anthony Caputo, the one time New Brunswick police director, lived in Cape May. That was the point, no? The legal saga enveloping this case, which was ended this week by the state Supreme Court, began about two years ago when Charlie Kratovil, who edits an online[...]Read Article

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