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Only nuclear energy is a viable “stock limited” resource where the stocks are much larger than the jack pot from fossil fuels.

Pancyprian-Freedoms fall in EPSL final and Queensboro reserves secure silverware

A pioneer in technology and engineering, Robert W. "Bob" Lucky garnered myriad international recognitions and awards over six decades, including the coveted Marconi Prize. He was instrumental in the development of a plan for the former Fort Monmouth. Lucky died March 10, 2022 at age 86.

Tinton Falls was home to one of the largest pockets of enslaved people in New Jersey history. Historians want to make sure their memories are honored.

Tinton Falls council members adopt $26.9M municipal budget for 2021 TINTON FALLS – Members of the Borough Council have adopted a $26.9 million budget to fund the operation of Tinton Falls during 2021. The local tax levy – which is the total amount all of the borough’s residential and commercial property owners pay to support the budget – will not increase from 2020. The $26.9 million budget, which was adopted on April 20, will be supported by the collection of $16.2 million in taxes fro...

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N.J. mayor weighs November re-election bid — when he’ll be 97 Updated Mar 15, 2021; Posted Mar 15, 2021 At 96, Mayor Vito Perillo is one of Americas oldest mayors and is now contemplating whether to seek another 4-year term, which could set him up as a centenarian municipal chief executive. Tinton Falls,N.J. March 12, 2021 Facebook Share In the summer of 2017, when Vito Perillo was still just 92, he finally resolved to do something about Tinton Falls’ steadily increasing property taxe...

Buckley elected council president in Tinton Falls for 2021 Buckley elected council president in Tinton Falls for 2021 TINTON FALLS – Tracy Buckley has been elected by her fellow members of the governing body to serve as president of the Borough Council in Tinton Falls for a second consecutive year. The borough’s annual reorganization meeting on Jan. 3 was held in a virtual manner due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. No council seats were on the ballot in the November municipal election...