Ground Broken On Sea Isle Community Center

After seven years of planning, a referendum, community surveys, and lots of time in the oven, Sea Isle City broke ground Saturday on its 44,000-square-foot community center on 4501 Park Road. The Cape May County Herald reports the center has an estimated construction timeline of 18 months. It will house a 9,100-square-foot gymnasium, an elevated … Read more

CRDA Board Calls For Money Spending Accountability

CRDA board members are calling for more accountability in how the money gets spent. The Press of Atlantic City reports in April, the board approved $190,210 for a series of concerts at Gardner’s Basin in the north end of the city, presented by the National Rhythm and Blues Society, another $230,583 for Tony Mart Presents … Read more

Man Sentenced In AC Drug Deaths

On Friday, 27 year old Tyrell Gist of Atlantic City was sentenced on two charges of first-degree strict liability drug induced death of two tourists visiting Atlantic City from the United Kingdom. In accordance with his plea agreement, Gist was sentenced to an aggregate term of 13 years in New Jersey State Prison, subject to … Read more

Brigantine Wawa Arrests

A Hammonton man and a Camden woman with several search warrants were arrested April 23 after the woman was seen urinating behind the Wawa in the South End, the Brigantine Police Department said Wednesday.

Sea Isle New Community Center

According to the Press of Atlantic City Saturday was all about community in Sea Isle city, including a ceremony to break ground on a $21 million new community center at 4501 Park Road.That project kicks off as another finishes, with officials cutting the ribbon on the city’s new dog park at Seventh Street and Landis … Read more

Forcinito Dies

James Forcinito leaves a great legacy in Cumberland County. It showed especially in his service to the community, said son Keith Forcinito.James Forcinito, a former Vineland police captain and Cumberland County Sheriff among his many services in the area, died April 25 at 90 years old.”He just loved to provide service to the community,” said … Read more

Officials Look To Curb Homeless Encampment Fires In AC

Fire officials and city leaders in Atlantic City are looking for ways to curb recent fires at homeless encampments. There have been a string of them recently, including one that killed a homeless man. The Press of Atlantic City reports Boardwalk Committee Chair Tom Lamaine said during a Friday meeting, “It’s not illegal to be … Read more