Coronavirus continues to wane in Cape May County. The latest figures from the Health Department show that ten of the 16 communities have one or zero cases of the virus. Lower Township has 20 of the County’s 48 total cases. That is the only community in double figures in the number of coronavirus cases.
The Rio Grande Volunteer Fire Company responded to a trailer fire earlier this week at the Grande Woods Mobile Home Park. The entire trailer became engulfed in flames, and the one occupant inside was able to make it out safely. The Department results the occupant suffered smoke inhalation and some burns. The cause of the…
Over 5 million New Jersey residents are now fully vaccinated against coronavirus. Governor Murphy made the announcement on social media Friday. The state reported only 285 new cases of the virus over the past 24 hours. Graphic courtesy of Governor Phil Murphy social media page.
Middle Township Police are seeking a suspect in connection with a carjacking earlier this week at the ShopRite supermarket in Rio Grande. Police say an 81 year old victim was carjacked, and the suspect remains at large. The man who conducted the carjacking left with the victim inside the car, stopped, and then forced the…
New Jersey State Police have issued an alert for a 30 year old man who has ties to Wildwood and Rio Grande. Emeterio Alavez-Cruz of Pittsgrove Township is wanted on a charge that he sexually assaulted a 12 year old girl. Anyone who is aware of his location is asked to contact New Jersey State…
The Avalon Borough Council held its official reorganization today. Mayor Marty Pagliughi swore in council members John McCorristin, Jamie McDermott, and Mari Coskey. Barbara Juzaitis was named the new Council President; Sam Wierman, Council Vice President. Photo courtesy of Borough of Avalon social media page.