A call from a Galloway Township resident Friday morning led to a stolen vehicle and three teens charged, reports BreakingAC.com. Police were called to the 100 block of Frankfurt Avenue at 10:33 a.m., by a resident who said a small white sedan hatchback pulled into her driveway, and one of the occupants got out and … Read more
During the December 24 City Council meeting in Sea Isle, Ordinance 1720 was adopted following its Second Reading and Public Hearing. The measure allows a $1 increase in the one-way daytime fares for Sea Isle City’s Jitney Service (thus raising the daytime fare from $2 to $3; and the $4 nighttime fare staying the same). … Read more
A woman’s body was found in a lagoon behind a home on North Boom Way on Sunday morning, the Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office said. The Press of Atlantic City reports the discovery was made at about 7:45 a.m. Police said the woman’s death does not appear to be suspicious. She’s not been identified.
An Atlantic City law firm is investigating how an Egg Harbor Township preschooler was left alone on her school bus for hours, while her parents were not informed that she never made it to school. Makani Lugo’s father put her on the school bus at about 9:10 a.m. Dec. 17, with plans to come to … Read more
Aloe Street is closed to westbound traffic between Route 50 and Racetrack Road from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. today, Monday and Tuesday, weather permitting, for milling and paving, Atlantic County officials said.Eastbound traffic will be maintained in a single lane through the work zone. All side streets within the work zone with alternate points … Read more
Debra White, the state’s new “homelessness czar,” has been on the job since September, but Tuesday state officials announced the “first-ever coordinated resource effort with the City of Atlantic City, nonprofit organizations, and healthcare providers is underway.”The plan is to end chronic homelessness through collaboration, enhanced services and housing over the next three years, the … Read more
According to the Press of Atlantic City a Lacey Township man was charged after police alleged he stole a tip jar intended to be donated to a homeless veteran last month.About 12:30 p.m. Nov. 24, police were sent to the IHOP on Route 72 in Manahawkin for a report of a theft.Police were told a … Read more
Nine students from different countries came together at Atlantic Cape Community College’s Atlantic City campus this fall to complete their requirements for English as a Second Language. BreakingAC.com reports each student was required to pass seven classes, earning their Award of Completion certificate for passing the Academic English Language Program.
Aloe Street in Galloway closed to westbound traffic between Route 50 and Racetrack Road from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday, Monday and Tuesday, weather permitting, for milling and paving, Atlantic County officials said. Eastbound traffic will be maintained in a single lane through the work zone. All side streets within the work zone with … Read more
Contractors were at Gillian’s Wonderland on Thursday removing a ride from the former amusement park. According to the Press of Atlantic City, crews were taking apart the Frisbee ride, using a large crane parked behind Wonderland to lift sections onto the street. The 66-foot-tall ride included a wide disc lined with a circle of seats, … Read more