North Wildwood Police are warning the public about a scam going around via text message. The alerts suggest that people pay Federal Express for a package, when in fact the company never sends out these text messages. If you receive a text like this, never reply nor cooperate.
North Wildwood has a new Deputy Fire Chief. Michael Blizzard received his oath of office from municipal clerk Scott Jett during a council meeting on Tuesday. Photo courtesy of North Wildwood Police social media page.
North Wildwood will swear in three members of City Council during its reorganization meeting Tuesday afternoon. Peggy Bishop, Edwin Koehler, and Salvatore Zampirri will all get new terms in office. Council will also make various appointments including legal counsel, public defender, and deputy city clerk.
North Wildwood will be holding a tax sale on December 27th. City officials announced on their website that any outstanding delinquencies must be paid with cash, certified check, or money order to avoid being a part of the sale.
Several communities held their holiday parades over the weekend. North Wildwood Police participated in the Greater Wildwood Jaycees Christmas Parade Saturday evening; parades were also held in Middle Township and Ocean City. This Saturday, the Lower Township Rotary Club will hold its annual parade. Photo courtesy of North Wildwood Police social media.
The annual Knights of Columbus Italian American Festival in North Wildwood may be a thing of the past. The Cape May County Herald reports that the city received a letter from the organization saying that due to a lack of volunteers to staff the event, it will no longer be hosted.
A wonderful gesture from students at Wildwood Catholic High School directed towards the North Wildwood Police Department. Just before holiday break, students gathered at the department, holding big letters that spelled out “Thank You” to show thanks to the men and women in the department.
Congressman Jeff Van Drew held a press conference in North Wildwood Friday morning to further explain a victory by three local beach towns over federal Fish and Wildlife that will ensure sand in Hereford Inlet can be used for beach projects. Avalon, Stone Harbor, and North Wildwood all got an audience with Interior Secretary David…
Congressman Jeff Van Drew will hold a press conference Friday at the 7th Street beach in North Wildwood to discuss a historic decision regarding beach nourishment sand in Hereford Inlet. Avalon, Stone Harbor, and North Wildwood officials teamed up to meet with the Interior Secretary in Washington to get a reversal of a decision by…
Avalon, Stone Harbor, and North Wildwood scored a major win over a sand battle involving Hereford Inlet. The three towns took their fight to use non-federal emergency funding for sand in the Inlet for beach fills to the Department of Interior. Secretary David Bernhardt issued a ruling Monday afternoon saying the towns were right, and…