Prisons are meant to be drug-free places, but according to a recent investigation, illegal narcotics have become so common in New Jersey’s state prisons that staff members have been giving out Narcan, a medication that reverses overdoses, more than once a day on average in recent years.According to a Department of Corrections annual report on … Read more
Shore Medical Center is offering free lung cancer screening consultations for eligible individuals 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, March 28, at Shore Cancer Center. Downbeach.com reports consultations will be conducted by Julianne Jackson, PA-C, of Shore Physicians Group’s Mays Landing Primary Care office. During the appointment, participants will undergo a risk assessment and determine their … Read more
An Upper Township woman’s sister and fiance have pleaded guilty in her 2023 death. Emily Cruddas, 21, died of a drug overdose Feb. 17, 2023, inside the Upper Township home she shared with her sister, Sarah Errickson. Three baggies of heroin were stamped “White House” were found nearby. But Cruddas had not shot the heroin … Read more
Atlantic County Sheriff Joseph O’Donoghue wants the people of Atlantic County to know that the Atlantic County Sheriff’s Office is monitoring all developments in the Middle East with the ongoing conflict involving Iran. The Sheriff’s Office is coordinating with state, county, and federal law enforcement partners, maintaining a heightened level of alert. In cooperation with … Read more
In a letter to the public, Ocean City City Council President Kevin Barnes stated that the Board of Education has completed the initial screening of applicants for the position of school superintendent and will hold a first round of interviews the week of March 9.Barnes stated that the board anticipates having chosen a candidate and … Read more
A promotion ceremony was staged on Friday by Atlantic city’s fire and police agencies.At the ceremony for the promotion of two firefighters and five other police department personnel, as well as one internal promotion, Atlantic City Fire Chief Scott Evans, Mayor Marty Small Sr., and Public Safety Director Sean Riggin joined Atlantic City Police Chief … Read more
By early Friday evening, Atlantic City Electric reported that all customers affected by Winter Storm Hernando had their service restored.There were toppled trees and broken powerlines as a result of the blizzard, which delivered record-breaking snowfall and wind gusts of 70 mph to areas of the area. Because of the hurricane, over 130,000 consumers have … Read more
A Mays Landing man died in a one-car crash early Saturday morning. William Bussey III was heading east on Route 40 after 12:30 a.m., when he lost control of his car near Strand Avenue, reports BreakingAC.com. The 2015 Cadillac XTS left the roadway toward he westbound shoulder and struck a series of trees before coming … Read more
Hamilton Township police are investigating a crash that injured two drivers, sending one to the hospital. According to BreakingAC.com, both Jayden Mullen and William Narke were driving north on Route 50 at about 9:30 a.m. Sunday, when the collided between Cedar and Birch streets. Mullen’s 2010 Chevrolet Camaro and Narke’s 2009 Ford Ranger overturned upon … Read more
A man known as Atlantic City’s Batman has had an aggravated assault charge against him dismissed. Breaking AC.com reports Curtis Bordley was arrested in August after he allegedly pepper-sprayed a man. Bordley, 34, claimed he reacted after the man spit in his mouth during a confrontation. The victim temporarily lost his vision, according to the … Read more