New Jersey Investing $11 Million in Natural Climate Solutions

New Jersey is directing $11 million toward nature-based projects designed to capture carbon and mitigate the impacts of climate change. The Department of Environmental Protection announced that the funding will support initiatives in Montclair, Stafford Township, and Stone Harbor. Notably, the Wetlands Institute in Stone Harbor will receive nearly $2.75 million to restore tidal vegetation…

Stone Harbor Council’s Tourism Contract Sparks Resident Concerns

Stone Harbor Borough Council awarded a $70,000 contract to Princeton Strategic Communications for tourism and public information, prompting resident concerns about the firm’s ability to manage local events from a distance. The move followed the reassignment of the popular tourism director, Jenny Olson, to a recreation role, driven by the council’s desire for a stronger…

Holiday Beach Tags Available In Stone Harbor and Avalon

Holiday themed beach tags for the 2025 season are now on sale online for Avalon and Stone Harbor through a partnership with Jersey Cape Tags. Each tag features a special holiday design and can be purchased at the Jersey Cape Tags online store. Avalon Beach Tag Link: https://jersey-cape-tags.myshopify.com/collections/currentbeachtagsbadges/products/avalon-2025-holiday-seasonal-beach-tag Stone Harbor Beach Tag Link: https://jersey-cape-tags.myshopify.com/collections/currentbeachtagsbadges/products/stone-harbor-2025-holiday-seasonal-beach-tag

Stone Harbor Discusses Financial Fixes; Mayoral Candidate Says “No” to Public Safety Shared Services

Stone Harbor’s council spent nearly two hours Tuesday afternoon discussing its financial condition and potential repairs through a state examination. Current councilman and mayoral candidate Tim Carney stated he will not support shared services agreement with public safety, specifically police, fire, rescue, and beach patrol. The Department of Community Affairs will investigate potential savings for…