North Wildwood’s City Council will meet on Tuesday and will acknowledge the resignations of two city employees. Harry Woznuk is resigning from the Department of Public Works, and Peter Waskiewicz is resigning from the Fire Department. Council will also consider a capital bond ordinance at the meeting. Council will be holding a special meeting on…
Stone Harbor will hold its first meeting Tuesday afternoon since the passing of Councilman Al Carusi. Services for Carusi were held on Saturday in the Borough. Council is expected to consider a dune maintenance ordinance and will discuss the Atlantic City Electric pole replacement project in closed session.
Middle Township will be conducting a tax sale on Wednesday. The Township will hold the sale in the municipal courtroom at 9:00am in order to eventually collect back taxes owed by various property owners. Hundreds of properties appear on the tax sale list.
The answer is still “no” to an Atlantic City strip club that wants to hand out brochures on the Atlantic City Expressway. A federal court has ruled that Bare Exposures cannot distribute its brochures from service plazas on New Jersey’s toll roads. The court ruled there was no direct involvement by the State over the…
Avalon officials held a press conference right before the weekend to discuss a second major back bay dredging project. The United States Army Corps of Engineers is conducting a thin-layer disposal project on state marshes located west of Avalon near 61st Street. This project will dredge 50,000 cubic yards of material; Avalon is conducting another…
Cape Assist will not be opening a second location in Wildwood. The non-profit group that provides drug treatment sessions to locals has been denied funding through a grant program which means the second location will not happen. The proposal drew the ire of some elected officials in the city.
A new police contract has been approved in Sea Isle City. The new agreement lasts for three years and will run through the beginning of 2018. The city says it will save about $300,000 per employee over the life of the contract, which stays within the two percent cap mandated by the State.
A back bay dredging project in Stone Harbor has once again resumed. The project was halted last week after one geotube used for dewatering dredge materials broke and leaked water and some spoils. Changes were made by the contractor regarding the dewatering and containment area located in a Stone Harbor parking lot across the border…
The United States Coast Guard busted two different boats near Cape May for illegally possessing striped bass. The boats were fishing in exclusive economic zones, which are federally controlled, about three miles off the coast. Five stripers were each found on two separate boats. The Coast Guard routinely boards boats to see if striped bass…
Governor Chris Christie does not think Donald Trump is a bigot. Christie made those remarks over the weekend in New Hampshire where he pushed back on reporters who asked him if it would be tough for Christie to support Trump if Trump wins the GOP nomination for President. Christie is second to Trump in New…