Dianne DeOliveira
Surprising predator in NJ waters may reduce clinging jellyfish
For years, New Jersey researchers have been trying to get rid of stinging sea nettles, but they might actually be serving a useful purpose.
Jersey Shore towns mark 100 years since shark massacre that inspired ‘Jaws’
"It really created a firestorm of media coverage and fears among people who visited the New Jersey Coast. It was huge."
Can’t wait for Boardwalk Film Festival in Asbury Park? Sneak preview this weekend
Movie buffs excited about the inaugural Boardwalk Film Festival on Sept. 16-18 in this shore town can attend a one-day Pre-Season Mini-Fest this Saturday.
Play like a pro: Beach games to try at the Jersey Shore
There's KanJam, Spikeball, Beach Skee-Ball — how many do you know?
Shark encounters more likely at the Jersey Shore this year, expert says
On the East Coast, shark populations are on the rebound as a result of effective fishing management measures.
Recreational boating accidents increasing in NJ: Here’s how to be safe
"We hear these excuses: I'm a good swimmer; I'm close to shore; I don't need that life jacket. Unfortunately, every single accident presents its own situation."
Ocean County job fair offers job-interview outfits for those in need
The Mental Health Association in New Jersey has a 35 percent success rate in helping people gain employment through this event.
Jersey Coast dune project not likely to see modifications
It's unlikely the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will modify their federal sand dune project to meet the individual storm protection needs of beach communities along the Jersey Coast.
Heading to (or near) the Polar Bear Plunge Saturday? You’ll need these traffic tips
Those traveling to this Saturday's Polar Bear Plunge should expect delays and congestion due to construction closing the Mathis Bridge into Seaside Heights.
Bay Head homeowners sue to stop dunes
The battle over sand dunes at the Jersey Shore continues.
SBA provides over 1.5 million in loans to Sandy victims
New Jersey renters, homeowners and business owners still recovering from Superstorm Sandy damage are being encouraged to apply for disaster assistance loans through the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA).
Seawalls pitched as a more durable option to NJ storm protection
Seawalls are being proposed as a more durable alternative to sand dunes for future storm protection along the Jersey Coast by a specialist working on a project with Seaside Heights.