Atlantic City Police say a 22 year old Florida man was the first person murdered in the city this year. Police confirmed that the death Tuesday night of Charles Baker of Fort Myers, Florida was a homicide. Baker was found laying on the street near Hobart and Marmora Avenues on the city’s west side. Police…
Parts of the Wildwoods lost power Wednesday night. Atlantic City Electric confirms that nearly 900 customers in Wildwood and West Wildwood lost power Wednesday evening shortly before 9pm. Last night, crews were trying to figure out the cause of the outage. All of the power has been restored.
Teachers in New Jersey are paying close attention to a new reform package proposed by the Christie administration that will reform the way they will be compensated. Acting Education Commissioner Christopher Cerf unveiled a new plan on Wednesday that would result in the end of tenure for teachers and end the practice of new teachers…
A local group of dancers called “Shore Thing” did very well on the CBS television program “Live to Dance” this year. Now, the show has been reportedly cancelled. The entertainment website RadarOnline.com reports that CBS has decided to pull the plug on Paula Abdul’s “Live to Dance” television program after one season due to mixed…
The Wildwood Crest Recreation Department will host the 32nd annual grammar school basketball Island Tournament Wednesday through Sunday, Feb. 23-28. Varsity and junior varsity boys and girls teams from Margaret Mace, Cape Trinity Catholic, Wildwood Junior High and Crest Memorial will participate in the tournament. All games will be played at the Crest Pier Recreation…
A mixed verdict for North Wildwood resident Robert Davies in court Wednesday morning. A jury found Davies guilty of reckless manslaughter in connection with the stabbing death of a British tourist back in 2007. However, the jury did not convict Davies of murder, a much more serious charge. The Press of Atlantic City reports today…
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Cape May County will hold its annual transportation conference next Tuesday. County officials announced this week that this year’s transportation conference will focus on some key infrastructure projects in the county, including planned improvements to the Garden State Parkway, Route 52 causeway, and the Ferry Road improvement project in North Cape May. State, county, and…
Governor Chris Christie met with New Jersey’s congressional delegation on Wednesday morning in Washington DC and earned universal support in a battle the state is having with the federal government over a tunnel project. Congressional members all signed a letter supported by Christie that opposes the state’s requirement to pay $271 million dollars after Christie…
The New Jersey Assembly will hold a full voting session on Thursday and is expected to consider a slew of new legislation. One bill would provide tax credits to New Jersey residents who purchase electric cars, or charging stations. Another legislation attempts to advance reforms to greatly regulate the salaries and benefits enjoyed by employees…