OCEAN CITY, N.J. – The day was off to an ominous start in one of New Jersey’s most popular beach resorts as business owners from Asbury Avenue to the O.C. Boardwalk boarded up their windows in anticipation of protesters’ arrival. Read More
OCEAN CITY, N.J. – Texas Congressman Dan Crenshaw has become a national figure in the Republican Party; next week, he’ll host a virtual event for Tom Kean Jr. On Saturday, the military veteran – best known for his eye patch Read More
OCEAN CITY, N.J. – Van Drew got the better of the exchange if attendees’ reactions was any indication, but the incumbent Republican and his sole remaining primary challenger Bob Patterson didn’t hold back on Tuesday night at a meeting of Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog It surprised no one (I hope?) when the latest Mercatus Center report came out this week, Save Jerseyans, ranking New Jersey’s fiscal condition as the 48th worst in the country. What’s lost, Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog Governor Christie is on the Ocean City Music Pier today pushing for another sweeping round of public employee benefit reforms, Save Jerseyans. It’s timely. You know what the pension numbers look like because you’re a Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog In no particular order… Newark Mayor Shavar Jeffries – 46.03% Ras Baraka – 53.73% Ocean City Jay Gillian – 60.38%* Edward Price – 39.45%
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog One of America’s top family beach resorts is hosting a different kind of entertainment this year, Save Jerseyans, in the form of a contested nonpartisan May 13th mayoral race between two Republicans (note: there are Read More
By Matt Rooney | The Save Jersey Blog This year’s hot congressional contests are happening further north, in CD3 and CD12, but that doesn’t mean elections are cancelled everywhere else, Save Jerseyans. For starters, the reelection campaign of Rep. Frank LoBiondo (R-NJ02) is Read More
Every Jersey Shore town is getting smacked by Hurricane Sandy today, Save Jerseyans, but Ocean City (Cape May County) is among the worst hit. It’s always prone to flooding particularly in its midsection, but this level of water-induced destruction hasn’t Read More
