Tag: justin lamb

Phil Stilton of Shore News Network as Daniel Rodrick’s Publicist Appears to be in Hot Water on the Meridia Lawsuit

While Phil Stilton of Shore News Network continues to lie on behalf of Daniel Rodrick and publish articles to defame the America First Republicans for Toms River and the former Mayor Mo Hill, Phil Stilton finds himself in hot water with the attorneys for Meridia Toms River 40 Urban Renewal, LLC. Meridia Toms River 40 […]

It’s Official: Campaign to Elect Lamb, Byrne, Aber & Matarazzo Has Been Formed

Warren “Drew” Chabot, Chief of Staff of Toms River Township in the Daniel Rodrick Administration has filed a form D-2 (below) establishing a candidate committee known as “Campaign to Elect Lamb, Bryne, Aber & Matarazzo” in Toms River. Without additional information, we must “assume” that Ward 1 representative Council President Justin Lamb and Ward 2 […]

By Public Demand – the Presentation Slides from the February 20, 2025 Informational Session Held by TRRUE

On February 20, 2025, an informational session was held at the Toms River Branch of the Ocean County Library entitled “Just the Facts on Daniel Rodrick’s Toms River.” About 70 people attended in person with over 100 live-streaming thanks to Jersey Coast Emergency News. The over 2 hour session discussed the degradation of the fabric […]

Update from Toms River Council Meeting – Copies of First Reading Ordinances

Last night two (2) first readings of ordinances were read, #6 was an ordinance to lower speed limits on Garfield Avenue and #7 was an ordinance to increase the minimum area for when engineering, grading, drainage and a survey is required. Provided for your review and information, prior to the next Council Meeting on February […]

Why Does Councilman Justin Lamb Believe the Law Does Not Apply to Him?

Not once, but twice, Councilman Justin Lamb voted on ordinances that he has a direct conflict in accordance with NJSA 40A:9-22.5 “Code of Ethics for local government officers or employees under jurisdiction of Local Finance Board.” Let’s lay them out, with evidence! On Wednesday, December 18, 2024, the Toms River Township Council discussed and approved […]