With all the noise and rancor of the presidential campaign consuming everyone’s attention and energy, a critical rule change being made by the Murphy Administration — which could have a potentially calamitous impact on Ocean County and the entire Jersey Shore — went almost completely unnoticed.
Ocean County Commissioner Frank Sadeghi paid a visit to Luke, an 11-year-old entrepreneur and founder of the up-and-coming startup “Luke’s Firewood,” to discuss the challenges of running a small business and the dedication required to succeed.
Despite concerns about the future of a Code Blue shelter in Toms River’s Riverwood Park Recreation Center, homeless individuals in Ocean County will continue to have access to warm shelter during freezing temperatures.
In today’s GSI on the Road, Shore Edition,” clip we discuss the impact Trenton policies have on New Jersey small businesses with Ocean County Commissioner Frank Sadeghi.
With the summer heat pushing temperatures above 100 degrees, Ocean County Commissioners are voicing concerns over recurring power outages impacting residents, particularly the vulnerable senior community.
On Wednesday, May 22, the Ocean County Board of Commissioners with its Division of Business Development and Tourism hosted their inaugural “Unlock the Ocean” ceremony in Lavallette.
In 2016, New Jersey’s gas tax stood at 14.5 cents per gallon – one of the nation’s lowest – a welcome anomaly in our otherwise punishing state tax code.
Ocean County Commissioner Frank Sadeghi is calling for “sweeping ethics reforms” in the county government and at Ocean County College, in the wake of an Asbury Park Press investigation into former OCC President Jon H. Larson’s extensive travel to the Middle East in the final years of his tenure.
Frustrated with the slow pace of work on the Cross Street widening project? So are the Ocean County commissioners.
In his first meeting as a member of the Board of Commissioners, newly installed Ocean County Commissioner Frank Sadeghi said that Route 9 should be upgraded to a four-lane roadway, adding that county officials can’t keep blaming the state for inaction on the issue.
