Seven people were injured during a fire in Millville early Monday. NJ.com reports that the fire broke out in an apartment on North High Street early Monday morning. Four individuals were rescued from the building. Two of the four people were trapped were children; all made it out safely.
Accu Weather believes we will have an active hurricane season this year. The forecasting agency is looking at between 16 and 20 named storms with several becoming hurricanes. They also forecast four to six tropical storms or hurricanes to have an impact on the United States mainland and territories.
The liquor license at the Rio Station in Rio Grande may undergo a person to person transfer Monday night. The Middle Township Committee has an item on its agenda that will transfer the license to TSP Rio, LLC. The introduction of the Township budget by title only is expected to take place.
The year end occupancy tax numbers in Cape May County showed that the 2021 occupancy tax generated locally was higher than both 2019 and 2020. A strong rebound from the pandemic has occurred, according to the Cape May County Department of Tourism. In 2021, over $16 million was generated from occupancy taxes locally, which represents…
The Cape May County Health Department is offering additional Covid-19 booster shots. The County announced that there will be weekly mobile vaccination clinics throughout April, along with clinics to be held at the Department of Health Office. Those clinics will be held April 6th, and April 11th.
North Wildwood Police have announced the appointments of two chaplains to the department. Reverend Deborah Moore and Father R. Nicholas Rafael II have been named chaplains. The appointments will become official at the April 5th Council meeting.
Wildwood Crest will continue its efforts to improve access to the public beaches later this month. Crest officials announced Friday that five additional street end access points will be improved, starting on April 11th. They are located at Jefferson, Washington, Pittsburgh, Preston, and Denver avenues.
Today is the day when parking meters on some streets in Cape May are turned on. Cape May City Police remind visitors that the meters are on effective April 1st at Lyle Lane, Carpenter’s Lane, and Mansion Street. Photo courtesy of Cape May City Police social media.
There was a minor structure fire in Stone Harbor Thursday morning. Fire crews from Stone Harbor and Avalon responded to a fire at an outdoor shower on Sunset Drive. The fire was quickly extinguished; there were no injuries. Photo and information courtesy of Stone Harbor Volunteer Fire Company #1 social media.
Coronavirus is not quite over. Governor Murphy’s office announced Thursday that Murphy has Covid, and he took two tests, both coming back positive. Murphy is feeling well and has no symptoms. His wife tested positive three months ago.