America Under Invasion ... by Mexican Trucks

Under a new test program supported by the Bush administration, Mexico truckers are being allowed to drive anywhere in the United States. (Getty)   Mexican trucks are rolling over the U.S. border, freely bound for anywhere in America, and it seems that nothing -- not furious Teamsters nor angry environmentalists, not even Congress -- can stop them. Are the drivers properly licensed and sober or well-rested with the legal amount of down time? Do they speak English or understand U.S. road signs? Will the trucks be carrying illegal immigrants, drugs, terrorists, nuclear or biological weapons or other contraband? Will they belch tons of banned pollutants into America’s air? Will lower-paid Mexican drivers put American truckers out of work? Will the trucks gut the tax base which supports the U.S. highway infrastructure? Read More>>>>

NEW! Under Which Flag Do Illegal Immigrants Want to Live?
Investor's Business Daily - April 20, 2006
Excerpt: Unlike, say, the waving of Irish flags in a St. Patrick's Day parade, the display of the Mexican flag at immigrant marches isn't a mere sentimental ritual performed by fully assimilated Americans. It drops a sharply political hint, suggesting that immigrants are essentially retaking land that they think was seized unjustly by the U.S. more than 150 years ago.

New Home Sales Plummet in February                                           Breaking from NewsMax.com & MoneyNews.com  325/06                                 Sales of new homes plunged by the largest amount in nearly nine years in February while the median price of a new home dropped for the fourth straight month, providing fresh evidence that the nation's once-booming housing market is cooling off.             >>>Read More>>>

Tuckerton Seaport Awarded ‘BIG’ Grant                                  $500,000 grant to fund expansion of boat slips and dockage                      TUCKERTON, NJ  - Tuckerton Seaport, the recreated maritime village located in Ocean County, was awarded $500,000 from the US Department of Interior, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS).  The Seaport was one of only 10 sites in the nation to receive this funding.  The grant comes from the National Boating and Infrastructure Grant Program. The grant will be used to expand the transient boat slips and the construction of a bath and shower house.  The project will add up to an additional 40 boat slips and retro fit the existing 27 slips with water and electrical hook-ups. “Boating is an important part of what we do at the Seaport.  This funding is a great investment in the Seaport and our Community and will make it easier for our friends and guests to visit us by boat” said George Kurtz, President of the Tuckerton Seaport.

DeAngelis receives award

BlueClaws Community Relations Director Jim DeAngelis will be presented with the South Atlantic League’s “Community Relations Director of the Year” award during the annual league meetings in late October. DeAngelis, who has been with the BlueClaws since the team’s inception in 2000, has led the club’s community relations department since the fall of 2003. Full Story

Mexico City, 9 June – The Global Compact was launched in Mexico today, with more than 200 representatives of business, government, civil society and the UN system attending the official ceremony at Mexico City’s Polyforum Siqueiros. Addressing the participants, President Vicente Fox praised Mexican businesses for their support of “this great cause” and announced the commitment of his administration and the country’s entire public sector to the 10 Global Compact principles. 120 Mexican businesses joined the Global Compact at the launch, but the number rose to nearly 200 companies in the course of the day. The Global Compact is a program of the United Nations.

Silverton Dinner Reopens Under New Management The new Siverton Dinner has reopened for business under new management on Hooper Avenue in the Siverton Section of Dover Township. The newly remodeled restaurant is open for brealfast, lunch and dinner. Below is a photo of the recent Grand Openning Ribbon Cutting Ceremony.                                                                                      Left to Right - Martine Lisella - co-owner, Paul Wnek - former Dover Twp. Mayor, Rick Reynods - co-owner, Joe Vicari - Ocean Co. Freeholder, Al Ciccone - co-owner, and Janette Lisella - manager.         Photo by Joseph A. Lypowy / Lypowy Studio

Ocean County Studies Fischer Blvd. Extension

 NFIB Opposes Property Tax Convention  by Joseph A. Lypowy

U.S.  House Passes Small-Business Tax Relief

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TUCKERTON SEAPORT PARTNERS WITH RUTGERS UNIVERSITY AND JACQUES COUSTEAU 1/5/05

Changing Dover Township's name is a bad idea - By J. Mark Mutter (former mayor)

NFIB Focuses On Federal Issues - NFIB  June 9, 2004

Drawbacks Of Dover Twp. Name Change By Joseph A. Lypowy

Secretary Evans Praises Small Business - 04/08/2004 NFIB

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Toms River Chamber Honors Veterans

   On Wednesday November 10, the Toms River - Ocean County Chamber of Commerce honored hundreds of area military combat veterans at the Ritacco Center in Dover Township. Two local area  World War II heroes, Leonard "Bud" Lomell and Charles Waterhouse were the main honorees at the event. Lomell is known for his heroic act of climbing the cliffs overlooking Utah Beach on D-Day and knocking out Nazi artillery canons which was a turning point that day. Col. Charles Waterhouse was wounded in the Invasion of Iwo Jima and later on became a renowned military artist.                                              Click Here to enter Photo Gallery of the event                                                        -Photos by Joseph A. Lypowy, Lypowy Studio

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