Bob Vosseller

MANCHESTER – Ken Seda put his hat back into the ring as a mayoral candidate having run against two Republican candidates four years ago. That race resulted in a run-off election. This year, he’s in another field of three.

MANCHESTER – Mariah Prokop has thrown her hat into the ring for the first time expressing that Manchester needs a change and that she’s heard from the public that business as usual is no longer acceptable.

This sign provides some history on the Russian culture that came to Jackson and which is linked to the Rova Farms property. (Photo courtesy Rova Farms Historic District Association)

Attendees of the recently held Lakehurst Fall Festival enjoy some pumpkin painting at the Lakehurst First Aid Squad booth. (Photo by Bob Vosseller)

JACKSON – The Board of Education added a special question that will be presented to voters on December 8 to fund existing educational and athletic programs.

OCEAN COUNTY – The 4 th District congressional race has two candidates to choose from for the November 3 mid-term election.

Manchester’s Ricardo Garcia joins his fellow cast members at the area premiere of “Blum’s Women,” a drama he produced, stars in and directed that features local seniors in key roles. The premiere was held at the Renaissance clubhouse. (Photo by Bob Vosseller)

“Standing up for Jackson” team (from left) council candidate John “Pojo” Pejoski, Mayor Jennifer Kuhn and council candidate Brian McCarron at Jackson Day. (Campaign)

Superstorm Sandy did a number on the area and destroyed this landmark roller coaster. (Photo by Bud McCormick)

The Fight For Jackson Team (from left) Councilman Chris Pollak, mayoral candidate Elliot Shem-Tov, and council candidate Amanda Trombetta at Jackson Day. (Photo by Bob Vosseller)