News Staff A WWE wrestler who was arrested in February at Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa after a valet found a gun in her car wont face jail time, according to a report in the Courier-Post. The Press of Atlantic City reports Daria Berenato, who goes by Sonya Deville when she’s performing for World Wrestling Entertainment, resolved … Read more
A Landisville man is charged with hitting a 52-year-old borough woman over the head with a brick and choking her. Police say 33 year old Justin Lopez was initially charged with aggravated assault, strangulation and unlawful possession of a weapon, reports the Press of Atlantic City. On Thursday, the charges were upgraded to include attempted … Read more
According to the Press of Atlantic City a Linwood man 54 year old Joseph Geromini who ran a startup technology company in Philadelphia has pleaded guilty to fraud charges, court documents show. Geromini accepted a guilty plea Dec. 19 to two counts of wire fraud related to the investors in his company, Group K Diagnostics, … Read more
In Millville the city’s court is set to resume operations Tuesday after being closed for four months because of staffing issues and bias claims made in a civil rights lawsuit filed by the state. During that period, Vineland had taken over operation of the court and heard cases. In addition a commissioner says says a … Read more
The New Jersey Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control has notified the state’s breweries it would continue to delay the enforcement of certain rules regarding brewery activities and events through Jan. 16.On June 30, the division issued a notice to all limited brewery license holders that it would defer enforcement of rules restricting their ability to … Read more
Police are on the lookout for a missing man in Pleasantville. Tracy Faulkner II, 33, of Pleasantville, was last seen Dec. 5. His vehicle was found unoccupied on New York Avenue in Mays Landing, though an earlier report said he was last seen in Pleasantville. The Press of Atlantic City reports Faulkner is a dark-skinned … Read more
The New Jersey Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control notified the state’s breweries Thursday it would continue to delay the enforcement of certain rules regarding brewery activities and events through Jan. 16. According to the Press of Atlantic City, on June 30, the division issued a notice to all limited brewery license holders that it would … Read more
The Cape May County Board of County Commissioners has set the date for the County’s Reorganization meeting. It will take place on Thursday, January 4th, at 4:00 P.M. at the Cape May Tech Auditorium. The meeting will include the swearing-in of Commissioner Will Morey, Commissioner Bobby Barr, Commissioner-elect Melanie Collette, Sheriff Robert Nolan, and Surrogate … Read more
The indoor Joseph Von Savage Memorial Pool reopened Wednesday, Dec. 27, after being closed since August for just under $1.5 million in renovations. The Cape May County Herald reports the 25-yard pool reopened to swimmers at 5 a.m. after the months-long work was completed, including installing a new roof and gables, new pool plastering, a … Read more
There’s a dock missing in Ocean City. According to the Press of Atlantic City, a brief message sent out early Thursday afternoon by the Department of Community Services indicates the floating dock system became untethered and had been photographed floating in the bay near the Ninth Street bridge. The docks can cost thousands of dollars. … Read more