The Cape May County Board of Chosen Freeholders will introduce the proposed 2011 budget at the regularly scheduled meeting of the Board of Chosen Freeholders at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, February 8, 2011. The Board had originally planned to introduce the budget at its January 25th meeting. However, the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs…
Middle Township is getting back a portion of land that was sold for over $6 million at one time. Committee approved taking back a piece of land that was sold to Frank Carpino. He could afford to make the final payments on the land and the township is taking it back. A second owner, Thomas…
The Mayor’s Advisory Board in Lower Township may be getting a change. During the council meeting on Wednesday, the four Republican council members seemed to be in favor of changing the name of the board and how members are selected. The current board is made up of nine members, five selected by the mayor and…
The Mayor’s Advisory Board in Lower Township may be getting a change. During the council meeting on Wednesday, the four Republican council members seemed to be in favor of changing the name of the board and how members are selected. The current board is made up of nine members, five selected by the mayor and…
The big expansion project at Atlantic City’s The Walk is beginning to take shape. A number of stores have committed to moving into the new space. The Press of Atlantic City reports that a Hanesbrands store and a PUMA store will be moving into the new $15 million expansion portion of the The Walk. The…
The big expansion project at Atlantic City’s The Walk is beginning to take shape. A number of stores have committed to moving into the new space. The Press of Atlantic City reports that a Hanesbrands store and a PUMA store will be moving into the new $15 million expansion portion of the The Walk. The…
A new measure is being looked at in Trenton to help the farming community. It would extend lemon law protection to new farm equipment bought or leased in New Jersey. The legislation cleared the Assembly Consumer Affairs Committee. It would provide the same protection as the lemon law does for car purchases.
A new poll based on which Republican would win the party’s nomination to run for President has Gov. Chris Christie at fifth. Christie has said numerous times that he will not run for President in 2012. Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee was tops in this Washington Post and ABC News poll.
Some lawmakers are working to try and repeal the way the medical marijuana bill is being implemented by Gov. Chris Christie. A hearing was held on Thursday to this regard. Many key Democrats are saying that the rules put into place by Christie are too restrictive. Lawmakers would have to go through a legislative veto…
A bill that would allow out-of-state bus companies to come into the state and not pay a tax passed a key Senate committee. The tax that was put into effect in 2001 has been among the reasons why bus traffic has been down into the state. The move especially has hurt Atlantic City. It was…