HomeNewsNJ GOP Mayor Slams Jon Bon Jovi, Says He Is Turning The... NewsPolitics NJ GOP Mayor Slams Jon Bon Jovi, Says He Is Turning The Town Into ‘Ground Zero’ For Homeless By: admin Date: April 9, 2025 FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Jon Bon Jovi has been slammed by Toms River Mayor Daniel Rodrick over his soup kitchen bringing more homeless to the town. Related stories Dem Senator Van Hollen meets, shakes hands with Abrego Garcia; El Salvador says inmate will remain in custody Sen. Chris Van Hollen, D-Md., who flew to El... Letitia James launches high-dollar fundraiser after alleged mortgage fraud case Embattled New York Attorney General Letitia James is hitting... Uncategorized Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Trump Admin’s Bid To Implement Birthright Citizenship Restrictions Unelected federal judges…Read More Support authors and subscribe to content This... Uncategorized The UK Knows What A Woman Is — When Will Democrats Figure It Out? Britain’s Supreme Court will be stunned and pleased to... Uncategorized DHS Just Added Itself To Harvard’s List Of Trump Admin Adversaries Fuels a cesspool of extremist riots…Read More Support authors and... Jon Bon Jovi has been slammed by Toms River Mayor Daniel Rodrick over his soup kitchen bringing more homeless to the town. TagsPolitics Subscribe - Never miss a story with notifications - Gain full access to our premium content - Browse free from up to 5 devices at once Unlock AllI've read and accept the Privacy Policy. Latest stories Dem Senator Van Hollen meets, shakes hands with Abrego Garcia; El Salvador says inmate will remain in custody Letitia James launches high-dollar fundraiser after alleged mortgage fraud case Uncategorized Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Trump Admin’s Bid To Implement Birthright Citizenship Restrictions Uncategorized The UK Knows What A Woman Is — When Will Democrats Figure It Out? Previous articleFrito-Lay Tostitos Chips Recall Upgraded To ‘Class I’ As Consumption ‘Could Cause Death’ For SomeNext articleKraken Partners with Mastercard to Bring Bitcoin Payments to Over 150 Million Merchants
