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Save the Dolphins and Whales NJ Stop the wind turbines at the Jersey Shore and protect our environment.

10/30/2026

Take time to vote this weekend and bring a friend.

The NJ 2050 Energy Agenda is still moving forward. This threatens energy choice, promotes high-density housing, and puts New Jersey's economy and shoreline at risk. Make your voice heard.

09/01/2026

Urgent: Contact Your Member of Congress Today

H.R. 9436, the Northeast Lobsterman Protection Act of 2026, is now reportedly scheduled for a vote today (Tuesday, September 1).

Call your House Representative through the U.S. Capitol switchboard at 202-224-3121 and express opposition to the bill. (VOTE NO)

Northeast Lobstermen Protection Act, is a bill that seeks to delay new fishing gear regulations meant to protect endangered North Atlantic right whales from 2028 and extends the ask to 2035.

The North Atlantic right whale is one of the world's most endangered marine mammals, with fewer than 360 individuals remaining. Delaying additional protective measures could increase the risk of further population decline at a critical time for the species' recovery.

Did you know Beach Haven once had a 22-BLOCK oceanfront boardwalk?It’s hard to picture today, but for decades Beach Have...
08/26/2026

Did you know Beach Haven once had a 22-BLOCK oceanfront boardwalk?

It’s hard to picture today, but for decades Beach Haven had its own beautiful boardwalk running along the Atlantic and it was a huge part of what made the town one of the Jersey Shore’s great seaside resorts.

The story goes back to 1896, when an early wooden walkway was built near the grand Engleside and Baldwin Hotels. The original idea was pretty practical: keep hotel guests from tracking half the beach into the lobbies!

But it didn’t take long for the boardwalk to become much more than that.

It was expanded in 1898, and around 1916–1917, Beach Haven built the version most people remember from the old photographs, a roughly 20-foot-wide, 22-block-long boardwalk stretching more than a mile along the oceanfront.

And unlike Atlantic City, this wasn’t really an amusement boardwalk. Beach Haven’s boardwalk was a promenade. People dressed up, took evening walks, met friends and enjoyed the ocean breeze. It was literally the place to “see and be seen.”

There were lamps along the walk, a municipal fishing pier, bathhouses, pavilions and eventually a handful of shops and businesses. Imagine walking along the Beach Haven oceanfront at night with the hotels behind you, the Atlantic beside you and the boardwalk lamps lighting the way.

But Mother Nature kept taking pieces of it.
In 1928, a powerful autumn storm washed away the southernmost seven blocks of the boardwalk. Instead of rebuilding the entire section, Beach Haven shortened the boardwalk, with the southern end then stopping around Belvoir Avenue.
The remaining boardwalk survived for another 16 years.

Then came the devastating Great Atlantic Hurricane of September 1944.

The storm absolutely hammered Long Beach Island. In Beach Haven, it destroyed the remaining boardwalk, fishing pier and nearly every structure sitting on the boards.

This time, the boardwalk was never rebuilt. All the wood was sold to Atlantic City.

So the next time you’re walking down one of Beach Haven’s quiet ocean streets toward the beach, imagine stepping onto a wooden promenade stretching block after block along the Atlantic.

For nearly half a century, that was Beach Haven. ❤️

Washed-Up Whale  #5 of 2026 — Barnegat Light, NJ, Monday, August 17.
08/18/2026

Washed-Up Whale #5 of 2026 — Barnegat Light, NJ, Monday, August 17.

08/17/2026

Washed up female Fin Whale carcass, Barnegat Light LBI

New Jersey’s new utensil and condiment restrictions are officially in effect.And on Friday night, Mikie Sherrill reporte...
08/08/2026

New Jersey’s new utensil and condiment restrictions are officially in effect.

And on Friday night, Mikie Sherrill reportedly found herself without a spoon for her ice cream, so she ate it with her hand.

You seriously couldn’t make this stuff up.

New Jersey reportedly has 232,669 more registered voters than residents over the age of 18. So what is the actual number...
07/25/2026

New Jersey reportedly has 232,669 more registered voters than residents over the age of 18. So what is the actual number of erroneous, illegals, outdated, duplicate, or otherwise ineligible registrations on the voter rolls ~one million, two million?

Where exactly were all the mail-in ballots sent, and how many were received back?

These are basic questions that deserve clear, transparent answers and the media should be demanding them.

UK's largest Onshore Windfarm has hit its end of life after 20 years.  The windfarm will be shut down and put out of com...
07/23/2026

UK's largest Onshore Windfarm has hit its end of life after 20 years. The windfarm will be shut down and put out of commission for 10 YEARS to rebuild with new wind turbines.

Whitelee Windfarm has been producing electricity for about 20 years on a stretch of moorland near Eaglesham but is reaching the end of its life.

07/21/2026

Conspiracy to steal the Presidential, NJ Governor and Local Elections.

There needs to be a criminal investigation on the Murphy Administration and recall election on Governor Sherrill.

BREAKING: Mikie Sherrill admits that thousands of illegals were erroneously added to NJ voter rolls for the 2024 Preside...
07/21/2026

BREAKING: Mikie Sherrill admits that thousands of illegals were erroneously added to NJ voter rolls for the 2024 Presidential and 2025 Gubernortial election, after the Department of Homeland Security presses that over 35,000 illegals were added.

Gov. Mikie Sherrill announced that approximately 6,600 noncitizens were erroneously registered to vote through New Jersey’s Motor Vehicle Commission between June 2023 and June 2024.

According to state officials, the applicants identified themselves as noncitizens and answered “no” when asked whether they were eligible to vote. However, an alleged software error still transmitted their information for voter registration.

The Sherrill administration says fewer than 400 of those improperly registered individuals cast ballots. The state has not claimed that the error changed the outcome of any election, and a full accounting of which elections those ballots were cast in has not yet been publicly released.

The Department of Homeland Security separately estimated that as many as 35,152 potential noncitizens could be registered in New Jersey.

That number does not represent 35,000 confirmed illegal votes, and Sherrill said her administration has requested supporting evidence from the federal government.

Sherrill has ordered the 6,600 registrations removed and hired an independent firm to investigate how the error occurred. She also criticized President Trump, claiming he has done more to undermine confidence in American elections than anyone in her lifetime, “including Vladimir Putin.”

Regardless of party, registering thousands of ineligible individuals and allowing hundreds of them to cast ballots represents a serious failure that demands a transparent investigation and full public disclosure.

If Mikie Sherrills Administration was aware of the situation, why was it not reported?

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