Olivia James

Long-time Jersey Shore waterfront favourite prepares to close at the end of this year after 27 years in business

A popular Jersey Shore beachfront eatery is shutting after 30 years. A important chapter for the establishment and community will conclude when the facility closes in December. The Rumson restaurant is known for its premium American meals and Navesink River views. Its mesquite-grilled meals, fresh seafood, and elegant yet casual atmosphere made it a favorite…

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New Jersey SNAP Benefits Released Amid Government Shutdown, Families Face Ongoing Uncertainty

Thousands of New Jersey SNAP recipients received their late payments this week, giving families a break from food insecurity. The delay was caused by the longest US federal government shutdown. The benefits suspension left many people without essential sustenance in November. A federal judge ordered SNAP to rapidly obtain cash and deliver payments to reinstate…

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USDA Restricts Special Discounts for SNAP Users During Ongoing Government Shutdown

Grocery retailers need a waiver from the USDA to offer SNAP discounts or incentives. This warning comes as millions of food-assistance recipients face government shutdown uncertainty. SNAP-participating food shops must now treat assistance beneficiaries equally under USDA requirements. The “Equal Treatment Rule” ensures qualifying food commodities are priced and terms equally. Sales tax is waived…

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Stranded Sailboat Raises Questions on Jersey Shore Amid Owner’s Silence and Community Concerns

Sea Girt’s tranquil shoreline has hosted a 30-plus-foot sailboat since late September, drawing locals, municipal officials, and observers. The Florida-to-coast sailboat grounded for unknown reasons. Since its owner is quiet, the stranded vessel affects the community visually and legally. A Florida sailor reportedly sailed north along the Atlantic alone. His three-week diet included bread, peanut…

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Stephen A. Smith Sounds Alarm Over Zohran Mamdani’s Approach to Policing and Tax Policy in New York City

Veteran broadcaster Stephen A. Smith criticized Zohran Mamdani’s future leadership of New York City, citing public safety and fiscal concerns that will be highlighted in the approaching municipal age. Smith stressed that his concerns are about Mamdani’s policy framework and language, not personal animus, yet he was uneasy. Smith began by emphasizing his New York…

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Georgia Congressman Marjorie Taylor Greene Acknowledges Nancy Pelosi’s Legislative Strength Amid GOP Accountability Push

Georgia Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene commended Nancy Pelosi after she declared she would not run again. One of the few times Democrats and Republicans agreed. Pelosi, 85, indicated she will quit the House after 20 terms. American politics has changed drastically. Greene fiercely supported the past president and opposes Democratic leadership. On TV, she was…

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Former Warren County Prosecutor’s Suit Resumes After Appeals Panel Tosses Key Claim Against Attorney General

The former Warren County Prosecutor’s civil action has changed after an appeals court knocked down portion of his case alleging the Attorney General forced him into resigning. The high-profile prosecutorial removal and due-process safeguards issue has moved to the Superior Court of Mercer County. James L. Pfeiffer, who resigned in April 2024, claims the Attorney…

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Why Jack Ciattarelli Fell Short in the 2025 New Jersey Governor’s Contest

Republican Jack Ciattarelli lost New Jersey’s November 2025 election against Democrat Mikie Sherrill. We thought it would be tight, but he lost dramatically. His campaign shows Garden State political patterns. Famous and successful, Ciattarelli started the race aggressively. His party nominated and elected him governor. In 2021, he was close to winning. Several things went…

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Youths Arrested After Bomb Threat Disrupts Voting in New Jersey

Early Election Day, New Jersey police detained a teenager for threatening to bomb a North Brunswick, Middlesex County voting center. The disaster forced thousands to escape, disrupting voting routes and raising election day concerns in numerous counties. About 8:15 a.m. North Brunswick’s Livingston Park Elementary School polling site received a bomb threat text Tuesday morning….

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2025 New Jersey Gubernatorial Election Signals Democratic Strength Amid Shifting Political Landscape

One of New Jersey’s most heated governorship campaigns saw Democrat Mikie Sherrill overcome Republican Jack Ciattarelli. Her victory gives Democrats a third term in New Jersey, showing voter support for their agenda. State’s second female governor was former Navy pilot and congressman Sherrill. Her victory came when New Jersey voters needed stable leadership and effective…

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