Sea Isle City may adjust the hours for outdoor entertainment at bars and restaurants. City Council will hold a meeting next Saturday and could amend the ordinance that currently restricts the entertainment from extending past 9:00pm weekdays, and past 10:00pm on weekends. ##
Proceeds from the New Jersey Lottery may be used to pay off the public pension debt. The Christie administration unveiled its plan this week to pay down the debt with excess money from the lottery. So far the proposal has received a positive response from labor unions. ##
New Jersey drivers will be getting more time to settle outstanding parking tickets before their licenses are revoked. Governor Christie signed a new bill into law that will delay the potential suspension of a drivers license for 30 days to give drivers more time to pay up. ##
A massive response to a fire at a storage facility in Vineland overnight into this morning. Fire crews from two counties responded to a blaze at the Buffalo Freezer & Cold Storage facility in Pine Road in Hammonton. The fire started Thursday night; so far, no word of any injuries. ##
Two more men have been charged in connection with last month’s murder of 56 year old Charles Boozer in Millville. Authorities announced that Shaquan Brown and Alfonso Heggs are charged with murder and other offenses in connection with the April 10th slaying. ##
More than 10,000 bags of heroin has been confiscated over the past two weeks in Atlantic County. Authorities say various arrests occurred between April 27th and May 3rd following four fatal overdoses of the drug. ##
A 20 year old Woodbine man has been accused of uploading numerous videos of child pornography and for soliciting a 13 year old girl to engage in explicit conduct on a webcam. New Jersey Attorney General Christopher Porrino announced that Shawn Patrick Rose of Woodbine was busted Thursday morning by detectives following a search warrant…
The Wildwood City Commission meets Monday during a special meeting called to discuss a possible dune project. City officials are expected to further discuss a proposal from the New Jersey DEP to construct some dunes for property protection. The special meeting will be held at 2:30pm. ##
Stone Harbor’s property revaluation project is expected to continue through November. Borough officials announced that fieldwork has been conducted on approximately 2,400 properties to date. ##
Avalon’s beach fill project is nearing its final stages. Business Administrator Scott Wahl tells us that only 100,000 cubic yards of sand still need to be placed on the beaches, and the project will conclude next week. Avalon has secured one of its largest beach fill projects in history with over 1 million cubic yards…