Regal Movie Theaters in New Jersey are expected to close, at least temporarily. Regal operates 11 theaters in New Jersey, including locations in Mays Landing and Vineland. The theaters are being closed for the time being because movie attendance has been poor during the slow recovery from Covid-19.
Two members of the Mizpah Volunteer Fire Department have been charged with official misconduct and other offenses relating to the creation of authorized accounts. 38 year old Jay Davenport and 38 year old Craig Paxton have both been charged according to the Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office. Both will have a court appearance towards the end…
60 year old Diane Sylvia of Somers Point pleaded guilty to charges in federal court that she hired a hitman to assault her ex-boyfriend. Problem was, the hitman was an FBI informant. Sylvia now faces up to five years in a federal prison.
29 year old Michael Lamond Jr. of Williamstown lost his life early Sunday morning when a vehicle traveling in the wrong direction on the Atlantic City Expressway collided with his car. State Police say the accident took place on the westbound lanes when a vehicle was heading eastbound. The crash remains under investigation.
38 year old Jacquim Lovely of Jersey City was killed late Sunday afternoon during a traffic accident on the northbound lanes of the Garden State Parkway near milepost 38 in Egg Harbor Township. Lovely’s vehicle left the roadway and struck a tree. Two others in his vehicle were injured in the accident. An investigation into…
48 year old John Popper of Little Egg Harbor has been stripped of his license to perform massages in New Jersey after he inappropriately touched a female client. State officials say the incident took place at Hand and Stone Spa in Somers Point. Popper is the third certified massage therapist to have his license taken…
There are six more deaths reported from coronavirus in Atlantic County. County officials announced that 29 total deaths have been reported, with 551 cases overall. The Thursday figures showed four women and two men passed away from Covid-19.
Atlantic County is reporting no new deaths from coronavirus. County officials announced Monday that 21 new cases, which brings the total count to 427 during the pandemic. The number of deaths from coronavirus stays the same, at 19.
Students who attend St. Augustine High School will not return the classroom this year. School officials say the current school year will be completed via distance learning, and there will be a week added to the calendar. Governor Murphy has previously closed all of the schools through May 15th.
Atlantic County now has 350 cases of coronavirus. Officials in the County announced Thursday that there have been 13 deaths, and 66 individuals have been cleared as recovered. Drive through testing continues next week by appointment behind the Hamilton Mall.