Police, Fire & Courts
Cops: Brick Man, 60, Stabbed by Point Beach Man in Road Rage Altercation at Bank
A Brick Township man was stabbed in the bicep by a Point Pleasant Beach man during a road rage altercation outside a...
Brick Life
Brick to Host Thanksgiving Farmers Market Saturday: Here’s Who Will Be There
The Brick Farmers Market will return to town one last time in 2024, wrapping up a year of healthy food, delicious deserts,...
Boating & Fishing
Fishing Boat Raised From the Deep and Docked in Point Pleasant, But Will Be ‘Re-Sunk’
A stricken commercial fishing vessel has been raised from the depths of the Atlantic Ocean after a year submerged off Point Pleasant...
Police, Fire & Courts
Brick Man Charged With Sparking Jackson Wildfire Using Shotgun Rounds
Police, Fire & Courts
Brick Women Who Lived in ‘Puppy Mill’ Home Plead Guilty to Animal Cruelty, Child Neglect
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Brick Life
/ 1 year agoLast Reminder: Here’s The Final List of Who’s Selling What at Brick’s Town-Wide Yard Sale Saturday
The numbers are in – and they’re even bigger than they were earlier this week! According to the township, 392 households...
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Brick Life
/ 1 year agoKite Festival Returns to Brick Township This Weekend
A township tradition that has grown significantly in recent years, the annual “Kite Fest” will return to Brick Township’s oceanfront this...
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Brick Life
/ 1 year agoBrick’s Town-Wide Garage Sale is This Weekend, and 333 Homes Have Signed Up
Brick Township’s annual town-wide garage sale is just a few days away, and literally hundreds of residents have signed up to...
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Shore Environment
/ 1 year ago‘High’ Rip Current Advisory Continues Sunday, ‘Moderate’ Risk Monday
The National Weather Service has extended its forecast of “high” rip current risks at the Jersey Shore to 9 p.m. Sunday,...
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Shore Environment
/ 1 year agoNWS: ‘High’ Rip Current Danger Will Last Through Saturday
A high probability of dangerous rip currents that have kept swimmers out of the water at some local beaches over the...
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Brick Life
/ 1 year agoBrick’s First ‘Longest Table’ Session Aimed at Drawing Ideas From Residents
Brick Mayor Lisa Crate said she will lead the township’s first “Longest Table” event in town, an informal gathering of a...
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Shore Environment
/ 1 year agoCheck Out These Surfers Catching Waves at Casino Pier; How Long Will Heavy Surf Remain?
A light west wind helped create some perfect small to medium-sized swells along Jersey Shore beaches Wednesday, partially driven by the...
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School News
/ 1 year agoBrick Teacher Claims She Was Fired for Objecting to Teach Classes Without Proper Certification
A former Brick Township teacher has filed a whistleblower suit against the school district, alleging she was retaliated against for alerting...
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Boating & Fishing
/ 1 year agoLocal Man’s Accessible Sandal to ‘Walk Over The Sand’ Finds Ever-More Success
The last time Shorebeat caught up with Jim Silvester, the Seaside Park resident of 70 years was starting a fledgling business...
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Government
/ 1 year agoAging Brick Office Building Proposed to Become Dialysis Center
An office building that has served as a landmark near the busy intersection of Route 88 and Jack Martin Boulevard is...