The Ocean City Chamber of Commerce is circulating an online petition that urges the Governor to open amusement rides. These boardwalk rides in Wildwood and Ocean City remain closed due to Phil Murphy’s executive order. The chamber sent out an e…
Some boardwalk games of chance are opening to the public. NJ.com reports that games like a basketball toss and ring toss are opening to the public, along with mini golf. However, the state continues to keep arcades closed. Golf courses are going to …
There are 74 new deaths attributable to coronavirus in New Jersey. Health officials on Wednesday announced the updated totals, which pushes the overall total to 12,377. There were slightly over 600 new cases of the virus reported Wednesday.
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There have been no Covid-19 deaths in Atlantic County for three consecutive days. Atlantic County officials announced today that there were 16 new cases today, but no additional deaths. There have been 170 deaths in the County so far during the pande…
Senate republicans in New Jersey say they will not support a plan to borrow $14 billion dollars to help the state out of a financial hole. The 15 republican members say they will vote against the proposal, saying the move is excessive, premature, and …
Construction projects on two streets in Wildwood Crest will wrap up before the end of the month. Crest officials today say work being done on both Farragut Road and Miami Avenue in the Crest will be completed soon. New street surfaces will be in plac…
State parks are back open to the public at full capacity. Governor Murphy signed an executive order that now allows parking lots to be at full capacity at parks throughout the State. The restrictions were lifted as more people are allowed to be outsi…
Tolls are going up significantly on the Garden State Parkway, Atlantic City Expressway, and New Jersey Turnpike. Governor Murphy has approved toll increases for all three toll highways in the state. Tolls go up on all three highways on September 13.
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Cape May’s city council meets in special session Thursday afternoon to consider a proposal that would permit the consumption of alcohol in the public. Council has discussed this proposal before with no resolution. Council is also expected to authorize the refund for tickets purchased for its indoor concert series this year. The meeting begins at …
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Cape May County has only three additional cases of coronavirus. County officials announced Tuesday that the new cases were reported in Dennis and Middle townships, along with Woodbine. None of the new cases were from long-term care facilities; no add…