Delaware’s Delaware Bay coastline has been impacted this week by globs of oil that have come ashore. The United States Coast Guard reported that an incident command has been established as oil has washed up from Cape Henlopen to Fowler Beach. There are 75 contractors reponding. Photo courtesy of the United States Coast Guard.
Cape May County reported nine new cases of coronavirus Wednesday. Four of the nine cases are in Lower Township. There are only three non-resident active cases in the County.
Cape May County held a Regional Urban Search and Rescue exercise on Monday. The RUST, as it is more commonly known, was a final evaluation for students as part of their training. County freeholders attended the event to learn more about the exercises.
Over two million New Jersey residents have already voted in the 2020 election. Governor Murphy announced on his social media page that this represents a little over half of all the ballots that were cast in the last presidential election four years ago.
New Jersey has 1,062 new cases of coronavirus Wednesday. State health officials say the total is now over 223,000 cases. There are 18 new deaths to report statewide.
Cape May County freeholders are expected to take a position to support a ballot question that allows peacetime veterans to get a $250 property tax deduction. A formal vote on a resolution supporting the ballot question is expected at the next meeting.
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy walked off the stage at a public event Wednesday after he learned he came in contact with someone who tested positive for coronavirus. NJ.com reports that Murphy attended an event in Camden County when he learned that someone he came in contact with over the weekend has the virus. Murphy…
Two Atlantic County residents have been charged with human trafficking for offering up a 14 year old girl for sex at an Atlantic City casino. Authorities announced today that 27 year old Derrick Ross of Atlantic City and 39 year old Tiffany Davis of Egg Harbor Township were charged after a man paid to have…
Middle Township will be holding its Halloween parade Wednesday evening, October 28th. Officials say the parade will step off at 7pm at Memorial Field and will continue north on Route 9 to Ocean First Bank.
New Jersey State Police have arrested a Bridgeton man on drug charges following a motor vehicle stop. Police say 26 year old Jimmie McNair was charged after police found drugs, and drug scales, inside his vehicle. Marijuana and cocaine were found inside his car.