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LITTLE EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP — The township’s decision to cut an additional $300,000 from the school district’s defeated budget has resulted in a slew of additional cuts and the elimination of two more jobs — bringing the total job losses to 53.
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- Lacey Township school board votes to send out layoff notices to 16 teachers
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LACEY TOWNSHIP - The township's school board, still flummoxed that voters rejected a 2010-11 budget that did not raise taxes, reluctantly voted Monday night to lay off 30 of its 692 employees.
- Little Egg Harbor Township budget seeks 2.9-cent tax rate increase
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LITTLE EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP - The Township Committee introduced a $19.7 million budget Thursday night that raises taxes by 2.9 cents per $100 of assessed value and puts any layoffs in the hands of employee unions.
- To save money, more municipalities closing town hall doors
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Municipalities throughout the area have developed numerous ways to deal with their budget crises.
- Southern Regional teachers agree to concessions; could save most of the 30 planned layoffs
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STAFFORD TOWNSHIP - Southern Regional School District officials said Sunday they have reached a tentative agreement that will decrease the number of layoffs necessary to close a $2.6 million budget gap because of a loss of state aid for the 2010-11 school year.
- Stafford Township PBA attorney complains of budget delay
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STAFFORD TOWNSHIP - The attorney for the township police union has notified Superior Court Judge Vincent J. Grasso of a delay in the local council introducing the 2010 budget.
- Stafford Township budget to raise tax rate by 2.96 cents
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STAFFORD TOWNSHIP - Township Business Administrator James Moran revealed Thursday morning what township officials are calling a bare-bones budget due to increases in health benefits, higher than expected snow-removal costs and other expenditures nearing $2 million.
- Ocean County begins single-stream recycling
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Ocean County this week began accepting mixed recyclable material, which it will begin processing at its Lakewood facility next week, Freeholder Director James F. Lacey announced Wednesday.
- Ship Bottom police arrest three men in burglary
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Ship Bottom police have arrested three men and charged them with the March 18 burglary of a 22nd Street home.
- Tight budget squeezes Lacey Township police force
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LACEY TOWNSHIP - Police Chief William Nally pitched the Township Committee a budget Wednesday night that included four new police officers.
- Judge won't stop Stafford police layoffs 'at this juncture'
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TOMS RIVER — A Superior Court judge refused Tuesday to order the reinstatement of five Stafford Township police officers, saying he wasn’t going to make a decision about their financial situation and whether the budget-cutting move was warranted.
- Tuckerton School District's budget raises tax rate, cuts jobs, programs
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TUCKERTON - The Tuckerton Board of Education recently introduced a $4.4 million budget that calls for the elimination of five jobs, a handful of services and a 3.9 percent increase in the tax levy.
- Stafford PBA sues to throw out five police layoffs; also claims old settlement prohibits mayor from holding office
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STAFFORD TOWNSHIP — The township’s police union and five township police officers who were laid off March 31 have filed a three-count lawsuit against the township, business administrator and Mayor John McMenamin, a former police lieutenant, demanding that their positions be reinstated immediately.
- Barnegat Township administrator on loan to Ocean Township
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Two Ocean County municipalities hope there's enough David Breeden to go around this spring.
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