Barnegat Township is situated in Ocean County, New Jersey. In 1946, it was incorporated using parts of Dover Township and Stafford Township in Monmouth County. In 1850, it became part of the newly-formed Ocean County. Between 1871 and 1899, parts of the township were taken to form Lacey Township, Ocean Township, Harvey Cedars, and Long Beach Township, and on January 1, 1977 Union Township changed his name to Barnegat Township. It was named after Barnegat Bay and Barnegat Inlet nearby. The township is the location of the Cedar Bridge Tavern, which was the final skirmish of the American Revolutionary War in 1782. The tavern is the oldest standing, intact bar in the United States, having been there since around 1740.
Regular Blogs
Provides information and insights about boating in the Barnegat Bay, boating safety, and history such as stories about pirates and privateers of the Bay. Additional posts address such things as the 2013 tsunami and laws which are meant to improve the water in Barnegat Bay.
https://barnegatbayblog.wordpress.com
The focus of this weblog, which is hosted by a dental office, is teeth or dental advice and explanations. Posts include admonitions to wear a custom mouthguard while playing sports, what to do about children who grind their teeth, how everyday habits affect one's teeth, and the risks of oral piercings.
http://baysidedentistrynjblog.com/category/blog/
The United Faith Church shares bible verses, commentary on those verses, and words to help readers apply them and their concepts to their lives.
http://www.unitedfaithchurch.org/blog/
