Bob Vosseller

Assistant News Editor at Jersey Shore Online

Big sci-fi and comics fan, former journalist, happily married and a father to a small dog and a big cat.

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Council Puts Two Departments Under DPW

1 week ago | jerseyshoreonline.com | Bob Vosseller

JACKSON – The Township Council moved to reclassify two departments as divisions that would now fall under the Department of Public Works as part of its ongoing Division of Jackson Efficiency (DOJE) program. Council members unanimously approved Ordinance 2025-11 entitled “Administration of Government” on its second reading which would amend the township code.
Air Show Demonstrates What Makes Base Unique

1 week ago | jerseyshoreonline.com | Bob Vosseller

LAKEHURST – You could learn about jets, military hardware and sheer speed but officials at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst stressed that the true “power in the pines” were the people who serve in the military branches at the base and who are part of the community.
Lakehurst Officer Promoted To Sergeant

1 week ago | jerseyshoreonline.com | Bob Vosseller

LAKEHURST – Borough Police Officer Madelyn Poss was recently promoted to the rank of sergeant. Borough Police Chief Matthew Kline and the entire Lakehurst Police Department congratulated Sgt. Poss on her well-earned promotion.
Jackson Farmers Market Opens To Big Crowd

1 week ago | jerseyshoreonline.com | Bob Vosseller

JACKSON – With summer headed our way, the first weekly township Farmers Market showcased freshly grown vegetables and other local favorites like honey, poultry, lemonade, flowers, body creams and a variety of other items. The Farmers Market that debuted at the Justice Complex field will run 2 to 7 p.m. on Thursdays until September 4. The location of the event however is expected to change to Johnson Park. Council President Jennifer Kuhn that will allow for less traffic congestion and more space.
Jackson Councilman Scott Sargent Dies

1 week ago | jerseyshoreonline.com | Bob Vosseller

JACKSON – Township officials and residents are mourning the loss of Councilman Scott Sargent, 61, who died unexpectedly on May 23 following surgery. Sargent, a Navy veteran, was elected to the township council in 2022 on a slate with Mayor Michael Reina and with fellow GOP council running mate Jennifer Kuhn. Prior to being elected to council he had served on the township Board of Education for 10 years and served for several years as the Board’s president.
Stabbings, Arrests And Boardwalk Closure Part Of Holiday Weekend Mayhem

1 week ago | jerseyshoreonline.com | Bob Vosseller

SEASIDE HEIGHTS – Three separate stabbing incidents in Seaside Heights and more than 70 arrests were all part of the mayhem that occurred over Memorial Day weekend. The popular northern barrier island community saw as many as 100,000 tourists descend on it. Borough police reported that on May 25 a situation arose that led Seaside Heights Police Chief Thomas Boyd to close down the boardwalk. A man was arrested with a firearm.
Officials: Key To Ocean County Tourism Success Is Unlocking The Sea

1 week ago | jerseyshoreonline.com | Bob Vosseller

OCEAN COUNTY – When you have something as big as the Atlantic Ocean to open, a super large ribbon just won’t cut it, but a big wooden key just may do the trick. This marked the second year that the Ocean County Tourism and Business Advisory Council coordinated the event symbolizing the kickoff of the summer tourist season with the opening of the ocean and beaches across the county. With the first name of the county being “Ocean,” a special celebration was in order.
Food Pantry Could Close Temporarily

2 weeks ago | jerseyshoreonline.com | Bob Vosseller

JACKSON – The Jackson Food Pantry has long served individuals in need within the community but at the moment, it needs a new home and if a new location isn’t found by June 10, the pantry may be forced to temporarily close. The Jackson Times reached out to the Mayor’s Office and the Township Council to learn the status of the Jackson Food Pantry. Its closure – even temporarily – threatens to disrupt access for many households who rely on its services each month.
Praise, Complaints Fill Council Meeting

2 weeks ago | jerseyshoreonline.com | Bob Vosseller

MANCHESTER – The governing body presented proclamations to people who do good work in the township, but officials also heard from residents who were upset during recent Township Council meetings. Gold Star recipients were honored, and Mayor Joseph Hankins presented a proclamation to Township Veterans Advisory Committee Chairman and Gold Star recipient Roger P. Grenier.
Ocean County Voters Can Cast Their Vote In A Variety Of Ways

2 weeks ago | jerseyshoreonline.com | Bob Vosseller

OCEAN COUNTY – Voters in the county now have several options when it comes to casting their ballots for the rapidly approaching June 10 primary elections. Early voting in Ocean County will start on June 3 and continues through June 8 at 10 locations throughout the county. Voters can always cast their vote in the traditional way on Primary Election Day, June 10, by visiting their local polling place.