A 61 year old man who was fired from two businesses has admitted to Vineland Police that he tossed nails into the driveways of both of his former employers. Peter J. Higginson of Clayton admitted to the crimes and has been charged with criminal mischief. ##
Millville Police are searching for a person of interest who is wanted in connection with a street beating that was caught on video. Police have released a still picture of a woman who may have been involved in the incident back on April 26th. A female victim was punched in the head, kicked and attacked…
Governor Christie has vetoed a law that would have given control to police and firefighters’ pensions to the unions. Christie said he would only approve the bill if so-called “golden parachutes” including huge payouts for unused sick time were wiped out. ##
The so-called “Snooki” law is on the books. Governor Christie signed a bill into law Monday that caps the amount of money a university can pay for a guest speaker at $10,000. The law comes after “Jersey Shore” star Snooki Polizzi was paid $32,00 to speak at Rutgers University six years ago. ##
State and federal officials will not be changing the schedule for an Atlantic County beach fill project that will take place this summer. Ventnor officials have complained about the beach and dune project, saying it will impact it summer season. The Ventnor project will start in early June and run into July. ##
Vineland Police arrested a man last week who was in possession of a sawed off shotgun. Police sthey found 25 year old Ramond Hannah lying on the ground last Tuesday morning with a strong smell of alcohol around him. He had two shotgun shells in his pocket. ##
A 29 year old man has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for attempting to kill a 92 year old man. Robert J. Bilhardt received the prison term for trying to kill Charles Sweetman inside his mobile home back in 2013. Bilhardt must serve 17 years in prison before becoming eligible for parole. ##
Wildwood’s parking meters will be turned on May 16th. Police Chief Robert Regalbuto announced that the meters will be activated and left on through May October 30th. ##
Wildwood firefighters pitched in to save the city about $80,000 as they repaired a concrete apron at the Davis Avenue building that was a half century old. Firefighters took six pours of concrete to make the repairs, which totaled about 130 yards of concrete. ##
South Jersey Gas will be restoring streets in Ocean City this week. The utility will be repairing streets that were disturbed during the installation of high pressure lines earlier this year. Portions of Asbury Avenue and West Avenue will be affected. ##