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South Jersey says goodbye to BL England smokestack - Vimarsana News

South Jersey says goodbye to BL England smokestack

Visitors were given a chance Saturday to deface the former B.L. England plant's trademark smokestack before the tower comes crumbling down Thursday.

Event planned for B.L. England landmark before implosion - Vimarsana News

Event planned for B.L. England landmark before implosion

The development group that owns the former B.L. England power plant plans to demolish the last major piece of it, a smokestack that stands more than 400 feet tall. But first, the group has invited the community to a send-off Oct. 21, with a chance to decorate the tower with spray paint and grab a selfie.

Coastal News Today | NJ - Ophelia chewed up these Ocean County sand dunes. How much will it cost to replace them? - Vimarsana News

Coastal News Today | NJ - Ophelia chewed up these Ocean County sand dunes. How much will it cost to replace them?

TOMS RIVER - Tropical Storm Ophelia damaged the oceanfront dune system in Ortley Beach, leading to four-foot drops to the beach in some spots, according to a coastal erosion assessment prepared by the state Department of Environmental Protection.

NJ State Police Looking for Upper Township Theft Suspect - Vimarsana News

NJ State Police Looking for Upper Township Theft Suspect

New Jersey State Police are asking for the public's help in identifying a suspect from a theft incident in Upper Township.

Upper Township proposal would increase fines for dumping - Vimarsana News

Upper Township proposal would increase fines for dumping

Upper Township Committee member Curtis Corson wants a significant increase in the fines the township levies for illegal dumping. He’s suggesting a maximum fine of $10,000 as the number of instances increases.