Jai Agnish
The Asbury Park Press NJ
New Jersey, United States
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Partying for New Year's? Here are two ways to avoid surge pricing for Uber and Lyft
If you plan to use a ride-hailing service tonight, be prepared for the possibility of surge pricing. → Read More
Partying for New Year's? Here are two ways to avoid surge pricing for Uber and Lyft
If you plan to use a ride-hailing service tonight, be prepared for the possibility of surge pricing. → Read More
Jones Hardware in Pequannock demolished to make way for Chase bank
Piles of rubble and a gaping basement hole were visible on the site of the former Jones Hardware store after the last building was demolished. → Read More
Hey, NJ: Start 2019 'on the right foot' at one of these trails on New Years Day
State parks, forests and historic sites will offer 22 guided hikes, mountain bike rides, one horseback ride and one lighthouse climb on Jan. 1, 2019. → Read More
Walmart agrees to remove 40 shipping containers used for storage from parking lot
Officials hope that Walmart's final Christmas gift to the borough is for them to rid their Route 23 property of 40 shipping containers. → Read More
It's not your imagination. Convenience stores are multiplying in NJ with no end in sight
The "need it now" attitude is driving the convenience store craze as more open throughout New Jersey. → Read More
Here's the secret to building the perfect gingerbread house
The secret to building the perfect gingerbread house? Don't use gingerbread. Or use it very sparingly, says Melissa Harsley. → Read More
Lincoln Park officials focus on parking impact from new downtown building
How will a new three-story mixed-use building impact downtown parking, officials ask at planning board meeting. → Read More
17 area residents charged as drug dealers in a North Jersey cocaine ring allegedly run by Hackensack man
Authorities released the names of all 17 suspected drug traffickers in a cocaine distribution ring in North Jersey after a lengthy investigation. → Read More
Hearings for new Wawa, CVS and Panera Bread in Butler pushed off
Hearings on the plan to demolish the vacant Stop & Shop on Route 23 for a Wawa, CVS Pharmacy and Panera Bread have been delayed. → Read More
Pequannock's Hillview Med lands investors in quest for medical marijuana license
Supermarket and liquor store entrepreneurs have pledged an investment to a potential marijuana farm and dispensary called Hillview Med. → Read More
'I'm not a hero. It's the boys that crashed,' says 101 year-old Army Air Force Veteran
Steve Bolcar, 101, and Bob Grenz, 94, served with the U.S. Army Air Forces. They recently shared their remarkable war experiences at an event. → Read More
Do you know what a ukulele is? Well, it's really popular right now
The ukulele with its sounds of Hawaii is replacing the traditional recorder in some elementary music classes. → Read More
Lincoln Park considering new three-story mixed use building for downtown
A new three-story mixed use building for Main Street and a possible streetscape plan for downtown are under review by the Planning Board. → Read More
Game time! NJ game stores bring to life '80s favorite board, card games
Dungeons & Dragons, Dragon Ball and Star Wars. It's not an '80s flashback, rather local game stores that give fans a place to play. → Read More
Santa train to make stops at North Jersey stations to collect toy donations
Once again Operation Toy Train, with Santa on board to collect toys for needy children, will stop at local train stations throughout North Jersey. → Read More
Thomas Kolding, the Mountain Lakes runaway teen, turns up safe in Philly. Now what?
Thomas Kolding turned up two weeks after he left a note with his parents and walked out the door of his suburban New Jersey home. What happens now? → Read More
Mountain Lakes teen Thomas Kolding puts spotlight on runaways
There are an estimated 1.3 million underage runaways on any given day in America, 313 of them from New Jersey. → Read More
Riverdale OKs mountain development despite residents' fears of falling rocks
A three-home development on a mountain was approved despite opposition from neighbors who fear falling rocks. → Read More
The story of 10 Capuchin friars who went from a Nazi concentration camp to Ringling Manor
The history of Ringling Manor is more about a group of Polish friars than the circus impresario who died in the mansion three years after building it. → Read More