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NJ Releases New Performance Reports for Schools

2 months ago | tapinto.net | Tony Gallotto

TRENTON, NJ — The NJ Department of Education just released its latest school district performance reports for Garden State school districts. These annual state performance reports gauge school district academics; enrollment and staff; student admission to colleges and universities; and other metrics.
Troubled SeaQuest Sold; Rebrands as ‘Woodbridge Aquarium & Wildlife Center’

2 months ago | tapinto.net | Tony Gallotto

WOODBRIDGE, NJ — Woodbridge Center’s troubled SeaQuest has new owners and is changing its name to “Woodbridge Aquarium & Wildlife Center,” in what critics claim is an attempt to sidestep its headline-making controversies. According to public records, the mall’s SeaQuest indoor aquarium – popular with families, school children and others – is now “Woodbridge Aquarium & Wildlife Center,” owned by a Marlton-based limited liability company as of Jan. 28th.
NJ Student Busted for Bringing ‘Ghost Gun” to School

Mar 19, 2025 | tapinto.net | Tony Gallotto

WOODBRIDGE, NJ— A 17-year-old boy was arrested on Tuesday after he allegedly sent threatening text messages to a classmate, then reportedly showed up at Woodbridge High School with a loaded handgun, authorities said. Middlesex County Prosecutor Yolanda Ciccone and Police Director Joseph Nisky said the teenager is now held at the county’s Juvenile Detention Center on multiple “acts of juvenile delinquency” charges. The teenager’s name was not made public because of his age.
25 Exotic Animals Rescued From NJ's SeaQuest

Mar 4, 2025 | tapinto.net | Tony Gallotto |Jeanne Wall

WOODBRIDGE, NJ — The NJ Dept. of Environmental Protection’s Division of Fish & Wildlife has removed 25 exotic animals from SeaQuest at Woodbridge Center to give them better living conditions elsewhere. State environmental authorities confirm that 25 exotic and endangered animals were removed from the Woodbridge mall’s once-popular attraction.
NJ Rescues 25 Exotic Animals from SeaQuest-Woodbridge

Mar 4, 2025 | tapinto.net | Tony Gallotto |Susie Scholz

WOODBRIDGE, NJ — The NJ Dept. of Environmental Protection’s Division of Fish & Wildlife has removed 25 exotic animals from SeaQuest at Woodbridge Center to give them better living conditions elsewhere. State environmental authorities confirm that 25 exotic and endangered animals were removed from the Woodbridge mall’s once-popular attraction.
NJ Rescues 25 Exotic Animals from SeaQuest-Woodbridge

Mar 4, 2025 | tapinto.net | Tony Gallotto

WOODBRIDGE — The NJ Dept. of Environmental Protection’s Division of Fish & Wildlife has removed 25 exotic animals from SeaQuest at Woodbridge Center to give them better living conditions elsewhere. State environmental authorities confirmed that 25 exotic and endangered animals were removed from the Woodbridge mall’s once-popular attraction.
NJ Property Taxes Are America’s Highest, Survey Says

Feb 28, 2025 | tapinto.net | Tony Gallotto

NEW JERSEY – Our property taxes are really expensive. In fact, they may be the highest in the U.S., a new WalletHub study says. Garden State property owners already know they pay plenty of money to own homes and businesses. Now, WalletHub, a personal financial website, has released a study that found New Jersey is at the very bottom of U.S. states and the District of Columbia for the high cost of property taxes.
Woodbridge Goes 'Shamrock Green' for 2025 St. Patrick’s Day Parade

Feb 27, 2025 | tapinto.net | Tony Gallotto |Darlene Cullen

WOODBRIDGE, NJ — The American-Irish Association is ready to turn Woodbridge ‘shamrock green’ for its 51st annual St. Patrick's Day parade on Sunday, March 9th, thrilling scores of spectators who customarily visit from across the Garden State. Woodbridge’s parade is New Jersey’s best and biggest St. Patrick's Day parade.
New Jersey's & Nation's Oldest Mayor Dies at 100

Feb 25, 2025 | tapinto.net | Tony Gallotto |David Brighouse

TINTON FALLS, NJ — Mayor Vito Perillo – New Jersey’s and America's oldest mayor – died on Saturday, Feb. 22, according to social media, news reports, and statements lauding his exemplary two-term community service. Perillo celebrated his 100th birthday on Sept. 22, 2024. In December, he announced he would not seek a third term in 2025. His passing makes 92-year-old, three-term Surf City Mayor Francis Hodgson Sr. New Jersey’s oldest mayor.
Some New Jerseyans Wish to be Buried Near Dead Celebrities, Survey Says

Feb 23, 2025 | tapinto.net | Tony Gallotto

NEW JERSEY — Real estate agents often say that “location, location, location” is important to where we live. It appears at least some New Jerseyans also believe being buried near our state’s most famous dead also has value in the afterlife. A new survey from Choice Mutual, a Nevada-based life insurance agency, says New Jerseyans are eager to be interred near some of our state’s most famous people. Apparently, many people ask to buy cemetery plots nearest to celebrities.