A multi-vehicle accident took place in Egg Harbor Township on Tuesday morning. The incident happened at English Creek Ave. and the Black Horse Pike. Anthony Linda disregarded a red light and struck a vehicle driven by Jason Michaelson and another vehicle operated by Peter Huizar. The impact also caused two other vehicles to become involved…
A mother gets into a fight with her daughter in Egg Harbor Township and it ends with the mother plunging a machete into her daughter’s arm. Egg Harbor Township Police say it happened Monday evening at the Penny Point Park Apartments. 60 year old Asima Funes is now charged with aggravated assault and other offenses;…
The identity of the body that was found in a fire in Shawcrest has been released. The Cape May County Prosecutor’s Office announced that Samuel L. Mathues, was the body found inside the Shawcrest Mobile Home Park on Feb. 22. The cause and manner of death still remain under investigation. Authorities were called to the…
A Vineland man was arrested for residential burglaries in Hamilton Township. Police there say they took Christopher Meredith into custody on Monday. The burglary in question took place on the 300 block of 3rd Ave. He was charged with burglary, theft, criminal mischief, and possession of burglary tools. Bail was set at $25,000.
A first step was taken in eliminating the estate tax. Two bills were passed in a state Senate committee on Monday which would get rid of the estate tax and make other changes to allow people more retirement savings. Democrats are hopefully that they will trade this tax cut with raising the gas tax to…
“We were wrong.” This was the message of a major newspaper in New Hampshire that endorsed Gov. Chris Christie for president. The New Hampshire Union Leader apologized to its readers after Christie announced his endorsement of Donald Trump. The paper endorsed Christie back in Nov. The paper said Christie told the paper he would never…
A woman with 1,000 wax folds of heroin was arrested in Ocean County. Police there say they took Lisa Noumair, of Toms River into custody. Bail was set at $100,000. She was charged with possession of heroin with the intent to distribute. Authorities say they conducted an investigation into heroin distribution in Toms River.
The man who founded Atkinson’s Tavern in Cape May Court House has passed away. 98 year old William Atkinson passed away on Friday. Atkinson served in the United States Army before moving to Cape May Court House where he founded the popular restaurant and bar. Memorial services will be held Thursday morning at the Radzieta…
Brian Hindle is the new head football coach at Lower Cape May Regional High School. The Gazette Leader reports this morning that Hindle was hired away from the Middle Township football program to take over at Lower, for former coach Bill Miller. Hindle is 27 years old and teaches at Lower Township Elementary School.