Chris Lundy is a News Editor at Micromedia Publications, Inc. He covers a diverse range of themes including public education, school governance, and cultural topics, while also delving into events and conferences related to education and animal care. Chris's work has been featured in NewsBreak and Micromedia Publications, Inc.
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Toms River, United States (Local)
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Chris Lundy focuses on local news, including government and politics, crime, education, and community events in Toms River, New Jersey. He appears to be particularly interested in evolving stories with a focus on breaking news and government announcements.
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DJ Will Jacobs led kids in some games. (Photo by Chris Lundy)
MANAHAWKIN – A Stafford Township man is facing an animal cruelty charge after authorities said he kicked a dog that died shortly afterward.
Alexandra Kanterezhi-Gatto is developing an independent research project focused on methane emissions and the health of New Jersey’s tidal marshes. (Photo courtesy Alexandra Kanterezhi-Gatto)
From left, school board attorney William Burns, Superintendent Michael Citta, and Board President Ashley Lamb. (Photo courtesy Toms River Schools)
Volunteers work to bring the locomotive back to life. (Photo by Chris Lundy)
By: Chris Lundy
BERKELEY – The Township Council passed a resolution urging the state to change the rules on how school boards raise taxes.
Runners raised money for a 24-hour help line people can call for suicide prevention. (Photo courtesy Contact)
By: Chris Lundy
Wearing the Indian mascot outfit is Chuck Laing, who organized the event. (Photo by Chris Lundy)
BERKELEY – A fire chief asked the governing body to make sure that the volunteer fire companies in town had everything they need to do their jobs.
Mathew Sohl’s AP Government and Politics class at Toms River High School South learns how different generations responded to the attacks on September 11, 2001. (Photo by Chris Lundy)
