News Staff Matthew Mazzoni has been named the city of Millville’s newest schools superintendent effective Sept. 1 after serving as district assistant superintendent for two years, the school district said Tuesday. He replaces the man who retired July 1 after nearly 27 years in education. The school board voted unanimously Monday to hire Mazzoni as his replacement … Read more
In Longport on Friday, police responded to a report of a black BMW X7 stolen from the 100 block of North 36th Avenue. In doing so, police found a silver Honda Accord that was reported stolen from Mays Landing in front of a neighboring home. And the Press of Atlantic City reports Surveillance footage revealed … Read more
On August 22nd, 32 Atlantic City properties, including single family homes and residential lots, will be available via Public Auction. You can learn more about the auction Thursday during an Information Session at city Hall Council Chambers from 12:00pm-2:00pm.
Longport Police are investigating a number of vehicle thefts over the past few days. The Press of Atlantic City reports on Friday, police responded to a report of a black BMW X7 stolen from the 100 block of North 36th Avenue. They also discovered that a silver Honda Accord that was reported stolen from Mays … Read more
The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is awarding $427 million in funding for 245 airport-related infrastructure grants across 39 states to modernize and improve America’s airports. Ocean City Municipal Airport is slated to receive $113,000; Cape May County Airport and Woodbine Municipal Airport each receive $144,000. The money can be used for … Read more
Atlantic City International Airport and airports in Ocean City, Hammonton, Woodbine and Millville will receive Federal Aviation Administration grants to make improvements to runways, taxiways, safety and sustainability projects, as well as terminal, airport-transit connections and roadway projects.The money is part of a $54 million allocation for infrastructure improvements to 18 New Jersey airports. Nationwide, … Read more
A person barricaded themselves in a home for six hours Sunday while police attempted to conduct a welfare check, the department said. Officers responded at noon to the home in the 700 block of Cooper Ferry Court in the Smithville section of the township and learned the person was armed and refused to leave, police … Read more
A promise of pandemic-era distance on the beaches, with no beach tags required, helped bring record numbers of people to the seaside community, which is part of Upper Township. That included everything from cars parking on sand dunes to parking in other people’s driveways. In 2021, the township hired a parking enforcement officer, whose primary … Read more
Ryan Blatstein, the son of Atlantic City and Philadelphia developer Bart Blatstein and his wife, Jil, died last week at home, according to people familiar with the family. The Press of Atlantic City reports the 39 year old and his father had traveled to Israel to show their support for the country in the aftermath … Read more
The Atlantic City Housing Authority has violated court orders for more than a year and a half regarding making improvements to Stanley Holmes Village, a judge said in a Monday morning conference, and now faces the possibility of being found in continuing contempt of court. The Press of Atlantic City reports Atlantic County Assignment Judge … Read more