An Atlantic City man admitted Friday throwing a rock through a jewelry store window and later driving a car stolen from Ohio. According to BreakingAC.com, 59 year old Terry Fletcher pleaded guilty to third-degree charges of criminal mischief and receiving a stolen motor vehicle. He faces a three-year sentence under the plea agreement. Fletcher was … Read more
Avalon’s administrator is warning that the recent adoption of a new rule by New Jersey Fish and Wildlife concerning endangered species could restrict access to beach areas, even during the summer tourist season.Scott Wahl reported on the new rule, adopted during the transition of administrations from former Gov. Phil Murphy to Gov. Mikie Sherrill, at … Read more
Temporary property-tax relief agreements for a new data center and a golf course in East Vineland are approved ?and awaiting the mayor’s signature. According to the Press of Atlantic City City Council officials voted unanimously to adopt an ordinance that authorizes separate payment-in-lieu-of-taxes agreements with DataOne Vineland LLC and with TN Reserve LLC. DataOne finished … Read more
Stockton University has partnered with two of the most generous philanthropic families in Atlantic City, New Jersey history. Bill Gormley, a former longtime New Jersey State Senator, and his wife, Ginny, are from Margate, and Lee and Sandra Levine live in Longport. On Friday, The Levine and Gormley Family Foundations confirmed with Stockton University that … Read more
An early morning fire destroyed a Somers Point business Saturday. According to BreakingAC.com, city firefighters were dispatched to the 800 block of Bay Avenue just after 1 a.m. for a commercial structure fire, according to a post on the department’s Facebook page. Crews endured harsh fire conditions and single-digit temperatures in fighting the blaze, calling … Read more
Longport has announced its new police chief. Lt. Ray Burgan will replace Chief Frank Culmone, whose retirement became effective Friday, reports BreakingAC.com. Burgan will continue the department’s mission of professional, community-focused policing, according to a release. Burgan was selected through an intensive application process. Two lieutenants vied for the position, according to Commissioner of Public … Read more
Voters in March will be asked to decide whether the school district should bond for $36 million to allow for renovations at the Egg Harbor township’s schools.The district has set March 10 for a special election for the bond referendum, with polls open from noon to 8 p.m. The Board of Education voted Dec. 16 … Read more
Officials in West Cape May and Cape May have approved a new six-year agreement for police services to include a cost increase as Cape May changes how the costs are calculated.And according to the Press of Atlantic City“It’s a big increase,” Cape May City Manager Paul Dietrich acknowledged before the vote, in excess of the … Read more
Temporary property-tax relief agreements for a new data center and a golf course in East Vineland are approved ?and awaiting a mayoral signature.According to the Press of Atlantic City City Council officials voted 5-0 on Tuesday to adopt an ordinance that authorizes separate payment-in-lieu-of-taxes agreements with DataOne Vineland LLC and with TN Reserve LLC. Council … Read more
The “Sopranos” actor accused of shooting a woman during a road rage incident that put Stockton University on lockdown pleaded not guilty Friday. According to BreakingAC.com, 46 year old Ernest Heinz, of Port Republic, has been jailed since September, following a manhunt that sparked the lockdown of the university’s main campus in Galloway Township. Maritza … Read more