Porpoise Washes Up on Lavallette Beach Tuesday

A deceased marine mammal, thought to be a porpoise, washed up Tuesday morning on the beach at Newark Avenue. “It had...

Lavallette’s Quest for Town Hall Reimbursement Moves to National Panel

Lavallette’s officials and professionals are currently writing an appeal to a national panel at the Federal Emergency Management Agency, seeking reimbursement...

Lavallette Grapples With Beach Access, Dune Debate

Some Lavallette residents say their walk to the beach is too long with entrances having been closed for several seasons, but borough...

Lavallette Tweaks Beach Badge Office Hours; More Convenient for Weekly Visitors

Oftentimes, weekly visitors to Lavallette would arrive on Saturday, and be forced to buy a daily badge before having the opportunity to...

Lavallette Borough Administrator to Retire in April

Lavallette’s borough administrator and municipal clerk is planning to retire, but has pushed his retirement back another month so the borough...

The Island Divide: Bill Would Combine Island Towns Into One, Eliminate Mainland Influence

A revived bill in the New Jersey legislature that would combine most of the length of the county’s northern barrier island...

Anger Over ‘Dune Climbers’ Simmers in Lavallette; Some Beaches Battered by Recent Storms

As Lavallette continues to repair its battered beaches following a number of winter storms that began with the Jan. 23 nor’easter,...

Island School Districts Receive Small State Aid Increases

School districts on Ocean County's northern barrier island received small increases of state aid for the 2016-17 school year, some mirroring...

Lavallette ‘In Good Shape’ in FEMA Sandy Fund Audit, Despite $3.9M Discrepancy

On the surface, it may appear as if Lavallette could face a $3.9 million gulf between the amount of money the...

Lenny’s Liquor License Approved for New Lavallette Location

A years-long saga over the liquor license held by Lenny’s Pizza and Italian Grill in Lavallette has effectively come to an...