A portion of Fulling Mill Road in Lower Township will be closed for four hours Thursday, starting at 5:00pm. County officials say the road will be closed for paving between Mowery Avenue and Franklin Avenue in the Villas. Traffic will be detoured while the road is being paved.
Lower Township Police are looking for 18 year old Shane Allen, who was last seen in the Villas Tuesday morning before departing for the Atlantic City Airport. Police say he left the area in a white Volkswagon Jetta, wearing gray shorts and a white tank top. If you have information on Allen’s whereabouts, you are…
New Jersey reported only 137 new cases of coronavirus on Tuesday. That marks the lowest one day total in well over a year when the virus first started. State officials have eliminated most of the restrictions that were in place when the pandemic began.
Body cams are now being worn by police officers in Cape May. The Department announced on Tuesday that is complying with a state regulation to have body cams on all officers in the Garden State. In-car video cameras have already been in place.
A motor vehicle accident on Route 347 in Cumberland County over the holiday weekend claimed the life of a 26 year old man from Philadelphia. Brad M. Geist was a passenger in the vehicle that left the roadway, went up an embankment, and struck several trees. The driver of the vehicle was a 21 year…
Authorities in Atlantic County are investigating the discovery of a man’s body over the holiday weekend on Tilton Road in Egg Harbor Township. Authorities say the body of a 45 year old man was found, but his identity and cause of death are not being released at this time. The man was from the Township.
Many local communities held Memorial Day ceremonies and parades. Events were held in local towns including North Wildwood, Avalon, Middle Township, and Sea Isle City. The weekend was soggy, outside of Monday, and beaches were largely quiet an uncrowded through the holiday. Photo courtesy of Borough of Avalon social media page.
Cape May County prohibit smoking on the Washington Street Mall in the future. Towns are passing new anti-smoking regulations as a way to prohibit smoking of cannabis in public areas. Council may also approve liquor license renewals for the next 12 months during the meeting which begins Tuesday at 6:00pm.
North Wildwood’s city council will meet Tuesday afternoon and could accept a high bid for a new hotel/motel exception liquor license. Council is also expected to authorize emergency work for the Fifth Avenue boat ramp. North Wildwood will open its Hereford Inlet Lighthouse on Thursday, June 3rd.
Stone Harbor could advance a measure that would result in a new lifeguard station to be built after the summer season. A motion is on Tuesday’s agenda that could award the construction of the project as early as July 6th. Council is also expected to approve various special events, and renew two liquor licenses.