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Weekend picnics in Dorval may soon come with a fee as officials look to manage summer crowds A draft bylaw by Dorval city council proposes charging $10 for residents, and $25 for non-residents, to reserve a picnic table for four hours. Gazebos would be priced at $88 for three hours and would be available only to residents. Social Sharing

Brandon Sun By: Morgan Lowrie, The Canadian Press Posted: Last Modified: 2:04 PM CDT Thursday, Apr. 29, 2021 Save to Read Later MONTREAL - A Montreal suburbs plan to charge its citizens to reserve picnic tables in city parks is stirring up debate over how best to manage the increased demand for green space amid the COVID-19 pandemic. A woman eats her lunch in a Montreal park on a warm...

Dorval, city council is proposing user fees for picnic tables and gazebos to deal with increased demand at its parks.

Reply The rate of increase in the number of coronavirus cases has slowed in Ocean County. Take a look at town-by-town counts. (Shutterstock) OCEAN COUNTY, NJ — The increase in Ocean Countys coronavirus case rate slowed again, after a few weeks of a spike in cases (see town-by-town totals below). Ocean County recorded 63,752 cases of the coronavirus through Friday, according to the Ocean County Health Department. That is an increase of 999 cases, or 1.59 percent, from April 16, when 62,753 c...

Today I’m talking coffee so let’s call this segment “coffee talk.”  I am a one-cup-a-day drinker and that cup always comes in the morning.   We have never had a coffee maker at home, outside of a very short period in which we had a Keurig that was never used and eventually given to my son. For many years when WOBM was located in Bayville I would stop at the Pine Beach 7-11 for my morning coffee fix.  I liked 7-11 coffee and was very content until Dunkin Donuts opened up a drive-thru...

(732) 264-4039   The main release originally included three flavors. Here is how my friend and I would rank them: Lemon Iced Tea Kissed With Ginger - 6/10. It was good...but not great. Surprising since we both love lemon but the ginger may have added a flavor that we both did not expect! White Tea Peach Kissed With Lavender- 8/10. It was refreshing and enjoyable. The flavors complimented each other nicely. Hibiscus Pom Kissed With Lime - 10/10. This was both of our favorites by far. It has ju...

COVID-19 in Ocean County: Town-by-town case list for April 8, 2021 COVID-19 in Ocean County: Weekly briefing Replay Video EDITOR’S NOTE: Ocean County COVID-19 totals are posted every Thursday. TOMS RIVER - An additional 1,641 COVID-19 cases and 22 deaths from the disease were reported in the past week across Ocean County, according to data from the county Health Department. Since the COVID-19 pandemic began in New Jersey in March 2020, 61,299 Ocean County residents have been diagnosed wit...

Reply(1) Ocean County, like the rest of New Jersey, is seeing a rise in the rate of coronavirus cases. (Shutterstock) OCEAN COUNTY, NJ — Ocean Countys coronavirus case rate has increased over the last week, reflecting an increase in the infection rate statewide, as it has for the last few weeks (see town-by-town totals below). Ocean County recorded 60,217 cases of the coronavirus through Friday, according to the Ocean County Health Department. That is an increase of 2,313 cases, or 3.99 per...

COVID-19 in Ocean County: Town-by-town case list for April 1, 2021 Ocean County COVID-19 weekly briefing Replay Video EDITOR’S NOTE: Ocean County COVID-19 totals are posted every Thursday. TOMS RIVER - An additional 2,326 COVID-19 cases and 23 deaths from the disease were reported in the past week across Ocean County, according to data from the county Health Department. © Gustavo Martínez Contreras A vial of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine sits on a table at the Center for Health Educatio...

Toms River Regional could cut 60 teaching positions as state aid drops TOMS RIVER -- Sixty teaching positions, two administrator jobs and eight support staff posts could be cut as Toms River Regional schools deal with another $8 million cut in state education aid. The spending plan, which includes no cuts to sports or extra-curricular activities, contains slight tax increases for Toms River, Pine Beach, Beachwood and South Toms River, the four towns that make up the regional district. The scho...