A new report says that three other ballots will be opened regarding a recall election that took place in West Wildwood. The Press of Atlantic City reports that the three ballots will be opened on Monday and from there a decision will be made whether they will count. Former Mayor Christopher Fox was apart of…
Middle Township Police responded to the report of a single vehicle crash into a tree on Indian Trail Road ( CR 618) west bound in the 200 Block. Upon arrival Officers found a 1994 Mercury Tracer, sedan,green in color, had crashed head on into a tree. The driver, Charles J. Caruso Jr, 38, of Cape…
Flooding in Wildwood could be reduced through a program being voted on tonight. The city commission will be voting on a $1 million bond for a flood abatement program. Mayor Gary DeMarzo said that this work would help a number of roads, including Rio Grande, Lake, Montgomery, and all the way to Juniper. DeMarzo says…
There is a potential traffic disaster if the Route 52 causeway isn’t completely open by summer. It does not appear that information is being shared too widely on what the problems seem to be though. Prompted by Freeholder Director Dan Beyel, the Freeholder board voted 4-1 to table a resolution to support closing the bridge…
A proposal could be enacted this spring to make the toll collectors on the New Jersey Turnpike and Garden State Parkway apart of a private entity. A rally was held in Woodbridge on Tuesday to protest this move. A task force made the recommendation to the governor. It was estimated the state could save between…
Atlantic City Electric announced the promotion of Ronnie Town to Senior Public Affairs Manger. Ronnie has worked for Atlantic City Electric for more than 26 years. She previously served as the Public Affairs Manager responsible for developing and maintaining relationships with community groups, key stakeholders and municipal officials in Cape May County. In her new…
Following President Obama’s delivery of the State of the Union address, U.S. Senator Robert Menendez (D-NJ) released the following statement: “By emphasizing economic competitiveness, job creation, and tax reform, President Obama hit on themes that I embrace and that are music to the ears of middle class families. When our nation competes and wins on…
U.S. Congressman Frank A. LoBiondo (NJ-02) tonight issued the following statement after President Obama delivered his State of the Union Address to the nation. “Once again, we hear from President Obama that jobs and the economy are the most critical issues facing our nation and his number one focus. While agreeing with that assessment, the…
An application has been made for $53 million in federal aid from the Christmas weekend blizzard the state received. Gov. Chris Christie sent that in to FEMA. Officials came to New Jersey to assess the storm and look at clean up costs. The application is a combination of state and county costs. Some parts of…
A Cape May County man was charged and served with a summons for one count of second-degree use of personal identifying information of another for allegedly using identification to obtain a license in his brother’s name, Atlantic County Prosecutor Ted Housel stated. It is alleged that on July 6, 2010, Thomas Rodier, 30, of Ocean…