The head of the North Wildwood Beach Patrol attended a safety workshop in Delaware last week designed to educate officials about rip currents and surf zones. Tony Cavalier was one of two beach patrol captains from Cape May County to attend the event. ##
A former school teacher at Buena Regional High School has pleaded guilty to charges that he had an inappropriate relationship with a minor. 33 year old William J. Jacobs met with the student on more than one occasion, and exchanged hundreds of electronic communications with the same student. ##
North Wildwood’s popular Anglesea Night Market events kick off this Thursday night in the city. North Wildwood will host four food truck events this summer with nearly 20 food trucks participating. The event will begin at 4pm, and be extended until 10pm. ##
The body of a man washed up on the North Wildwood beaches Sunday night, and police are asking for the public’s help with identification. Police have released a photo of the shorts the man was wearing when the body came ashore between the 24th-25th street beaches. Police say there was no sign of trauma; the…
Lower Township Police are searching for 53 year old Joseph Murray who was last seen Friday morning at a New Jersey Transit bus stop in North Cape May. Police indicate that Murray may have been depressed about losing his job, and he has not been seen since. If you have any details, call police at…
Lower Township Police have announced a closure of Beach Drive from Lincoln Boulevard to Town Bank Road in North Cape May for July 3rd, starting at 3pm. Police say there will be a great deal of pedestrian traffic on the roadway in advance of the fireworks display Monday night. No parking signs have been posted.…
There has been a fatal train accident in Galloway Township, Atlantic County Monday morning. Authorities say a train that left Atlantic City shortly after 6:30pm struck the person who was on the tracks; train service has been suspended on that line, and a bus route has been established in its place. ##
Bridgeton may soon offer its citizens identification cards to improve public safety. NJ.com reports that the cards would be made available to citizens who cannot get state or federal identification cards. It will cost a few thousand dollars to get the program started. ##
A beach fill project is starting in Ventnor this week..just when the summer season is ramping up. The project is starting about three weeks behind schedule to the availability of a dredge. Some officials in that town objected to the beach fill project disrupting the summer season. ##
First, a dog park, now a paid parking lot. Wildwood officials announced that a beach parking lot is in place at Baker Avenue with daily parking costing $10, and special event parking, $20. Commissioner Pete Byron says the city will generate much needed revenue and provided a convenience for beach goers. ##