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Staff Writer for @njdotcom. Pre: @ThePressofAC and @HeraldNews. Award-winning journalist second/new husband first.
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By Eric Conklin 
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Jersey Shore drivers spent $23M on parking last summer. See which towns earned the most. Original

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By Eric Conklin , Katie Kausch 
| NJ.com
Shore towns didn’t just fill up last summer. Their parking meters did, too. Drivers pumped more than $23 million into municipal parking across the Jersey Shore during the 2025 summer season, with a handful of tourist-heavy towns capturing an outsized share of the total. (Use the chart below to look up how much each town collected.) Asbury Park led by a wide margin, bringing in nearly $5.93 million — nearly a quarter of the revenue collected by all the towns.
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Philly man avoids prison for hiding tiny cameras in Jersey Shore boardwalk bathrooms Original

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By Eric Conklin 
| NJ.com
Cape May County Updated: Jun. 11, 2026, 3:55 p.m. |Published: Jun. 11, 2026, 3:43 p.m. Prosecutors will drop most of the charges against a Philadelphia man who admitted to hiding cameras in public restrooms along the Ocean City boardwalk, according to court records. The 39-year-old man pleaded guilty to two counts of fourth-degree invasion of privacy in Cape May County Superior Court on May 6, according to records reviewed by NJ.com.
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