Cape May County’s occupancy tax collection was up more than 10% each month during the first two quarters of this year compared to 2022. The Press of Atlantic City reports county officials said revenue from the tax was up 70% in the first quarter of 2023 over the same period in 2022. The first quarter … Read more
With a new proposal date set for November 3rd, The Delaware River and Bay Authority is seeking a new operator for its existing restaurant at the Cape May-Lewes Ferry terminal after mutually agreeing to end its three-year partnership with Exit Zero. “We appreciate the effort, energy and vision the Exit Zero team brought to this … Read more
Jerry Volpe, the consultant who handles all purchasing and bidding for the Atlantic City Housing Authority and has been criticized for a lack of materials needed to make repairs, is now the interim executive director of the Linden Housing Authority in Union County. According to the Press of Atlantic City, Volpe was appointed to the … Read more
44 y ear old Mark Hacker from Egg Harbor City was arrested without incident and charged with third degree possession of child sexual abuse materials (CSAM) and second degree distribution of child sexual abuse materials. The Internet Crimes Against Children Unit at the Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office received a referral of inappropriate images and activity … Read more
According to the Press of Atlantic City an Egg Harbor Township man was sentenced to five years in prison for his role in a cocaine trafficking ring, U.S. Attorney Philip R. Sellinger said Thursday. 53 year old Lester Santana pleaded guilty in January to conspiracy to distribute 5 kilograms or more of cocaine. According to … Read more
There’s going to be a party in the streets of Egg Harbor Township for the 100th anniversary, the Atlantic County Firefighters Association will host a celebration and parade from noon to 5 p.m. Saturday at the Egg Harbor City Lake’s North Side Pavillion.Local fire companies, along with other organizations in the parade, will make their … Read more
Since tropical storm Ophelia there’a been concern about the North Wildwood beach dune. Now, the town will complete the primary part of a $400,000 steel bulkhead surrounding the beach patrol building and add the finishing touches to the construction by the end of today is the plan.The state authorized the steel wall in the last … Read more
Bridgeton police officer admitted using excessive force during a 2017 arrest. The Press of Atlantic City reports 51 year old John Grier III pleaded guilty to violating an individual’s civil rights and falsifying a record for submitting a false police report about an assault in which he used pepper spray on a man who was … Read more
In the back of Stockton University’s 1.2-acre Sustainability Farm is a 62-foot-long plot surrounded by a fence and a locked gate. On the other side of the fence are hemp plants. In this case, about 150 of the plants are flourishing — reaching heights of 10 feet or more. It’s the second year Stockton has … Read more
The Atlantic City Housing Authority delivered a large packet of material on the future of Stanley Holmes Village to Superior Court by its deadline late Wednesday. The Press of Atlantic City reports the plan is intended to provide a detailed plan for the troubled public housing complex’s future, and how the authority will provide basic … Read more