Atlantic City’s Public Works Department has started repairing the portion of the Boardwalk in front of Resorts Casino Hotel that was damaged by a November fire. According to the Press of Atlantic City, Andrew Kramer, a spokesperson for the city, said although the public works crew began to replace some of the boards in front … Read more
The seven-member Galloway Township Council voted unanimously Tuesday to start the process of having the speed limit reduced on Old New York Road from 50 mph to 45 mph between Route 9 and Motts Creek Road.The ordinance is scheduled for a public hearing and final vote at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 27 in the municipal complex … Read more
In Margate, Ken Mosca is no longer city business administrator.A resolution was on Thursday’s commissioners agenda to terminate Mosca but was pulled because he had submitted a letter of resignation earlier in the day, city officials said.The city did not provide a reason why Mosca had submitted a letter of resignation. According to the Press … Read more
Get ready to shell out a little more for a ride. NJ Transit has proposed a 15% increase in fares beginning this summer. First, the transportation company will give New Jersey residents a chance to voice their concerns at 10 public hearings between March 4 and 8, including a stop in Atlantic City. The resort’s … Read more
Atlantic City High School will appeal the disqualification of the Vikings’ boys basketball team from the state tournament before the controversies committee of the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association at 10 a.m. in Robbinsville. The NJSIAA governs most New Jersey high school sports. According to the Press of Atlantic City, it’s unclear how long … Read more
Citing a continued decrease in riders, NJ Transit has proposed a 15% increase in fares beginning this summer. According to the Press of Atlantic City, the transportation company will give New Jersey residents a chance to voice their concerns at 10 public hearings between March 4 and 8, including a stop in Atlantic City. The … Read more
Wednesday marked the twentieth annual National Stalking Awareness Month, a call to action to recognize and respond to this dangerous victimization. According to the Stalking Prevention, Awareness, and Resource Center (SPARC), stalking can have a behavioral as well as a criminal definition. Behaviorally, stalking refers to extended patterns of behavior that would cause a “reasonable … Read more
Galloway Township Council this week voted unanimously Tuesday to start the process of having the speed limit reduced on Old New York Road from 50 mph to 45 mph between Route 9 and Motts Creek Road. According to the Press of Atlantic City, the measure is scheduled for a public hearing and final vote at … Read more
The Atlantic County Division of Public Health will hold a free Pediatric COVID-19 vaccination clinic for children 6 months through 18 years on Tuesday, February 6, 1:30 – 3 pm, at the Stillwater Building, 201 S. Shore Road, Northfield, while supplies last. No appointment is necessary but children must be accompanied by a parent or … Read more
Ice cream and coffee vendors on city beaches will sport a different look this summer, as an ordinance introduced on Tuesday, Jan. 16, requires them to wear uniforms. According to the Cape May County Herald, the ordinance says that anyone vending coffee products or ice cream on city beaches “shall be clothed in matching uniform … Read more