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Highlights from our 2016 Reader Survey

Survey Statement:
The Coast Star or The Ocean Star is the Best Overall Source for Local News and Advertising

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OF COAST STAR READERS AGREE

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OF OCEAN STAR READERS AGREE

Survey Question:
Of the last four issues of The Coast Star or The Ocean Star, how many issues did you read?

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READ ALL 4 ISSUES OF THE COAST STAR

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READ ALL 4 ISSUES OF THE OCEAN STAR

Survey Statement:
Advertising in The Coast Star or The Ocean Star says something about the product or store being advertised.

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OF COAST STAR READERS AGREE

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OF OCEAN STAR READERS AGREE

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History & Circulation

The Coast Star has been serving the southern Monmouth County area since 1877, and has been located at 13 Broad Street in Manasquan since 1909. Paid weekly circulation is 11,530 published each Thursday to the communities of Avon-by-the-Sea, Bradley Beach, Brielle, Belmar, Lake Como, Manasquan, Spring Lake, Spring Lake Heights, Sea Girt, and Wall.

The Ocean Star, launched in 1998, has a weekly paid circulation of 6,998 published each Friday to the communities of Bay Head, Brick Township, Lavallette, Mantoloking, Point Pleasant and Point Pleasant Beach. We publish only local news and cover each of these communities thoroughly.

In 2017 The Ocean Star added coverage of Brick Township, adding an average of 2,200 copies weekly between sampling and newsstand sales at nearly 50 locations.

In addition, 297 homes subscribe to Starnewsgroup.com as online-only readers, increasing our combined net circulation to over 18,825.