Stories You May Have Missed

With Hurricane Irene hitting the Jersey Shore, you may have missed other headlines. Catch up on your news here:

Others indicted for burglary and drug charges

Christie not ruling out allowing Point Beach to possibly tax parking lots and drinks

Federal money available to governments, residents in five counties included in federal declaration

As campaign season starts, Democrats for Change files complaint against the Ocean County Democratic Committee over bylaws vote

The township is looking for plumbing and electrical officials with state licensing to work part-time after Waretown enters a shared service agreement with Barnegat

Barnegat Wine & Spirits sold a ticket worth up $12.2 million; winner has yet to claim prize

Toms River project to ease congestion; Brick project will upgrade Mantoloking Bridge fenders

Jo-Dee and Jerry Frulio of Bayville fight to give their autistic son a normal life; fundraiser slated

New, 3 year contract signed

‘Room 2011’ was a gift from last year’s graduating class

County refinances $30 million in debt

Freeholders say Ocean saved money by using in-house crews

Squadrons of mosquitoes are expected as dormant eggs emerge from the salt marsh mud and new pools of water that provide expanded breeding habitat.

Without air conditioning, the Lacey foodstore/eatery has been closing early

Flaw in retention basin has led to flooding at homes on Lake Barnegat Drive North for over 19 years

Ceremony, discussion will take place Sept. 12

A Lacey Township woman is accused of stealing more than $500 from Girl Scout Troop 258

Federal and state leaders call for help in wake of Hurricane Irene

Inclusion of Lacey Township in the state's Energy Master Plan was the first step in a long process, Runyan said

Township employees and residents clean the streets and lawns of debris

Assemblyman: 'I don’t know anyone who gave more to Ocean County'

The nuclear plant did not sustain any damage due to Hurricane Irene

Lions Varsity girls soccer team hoping hard work will pay off

Some local question whether Irene was more hype than hurricane

Water testing taking place as normal

When Mark Walicke finally pulled over, he allegedly fled the scene

JCP&L hopes to have 90 percent of the power restored to the area by the end of the week

Registration underway for popular recreation department-sponsored day trips

President addresses nation on federal response to Hurricane Irene; praises emergency responders

With part of the parkway closed and the Lacey United Methodist Church opening as a shelter, a couple must get married one day earlier than planned

Monmouth and Ocean counties hardest hit with outages in JCP&L's service area

The township experienced downed trees and flooding

The Lacey United Methodist Church closed their doors as a shelter following breakfast this morning at 11 a.m.

Inspectors and personnel will continue to walk-through the site before restarting the nuclear plant

Local updates on conditions in Lacey Township throughout Hurricane Irene