On Wednesday Brigantine Police searched the middle and elementary schools for a possible gun for about three hours and found nothing. On Tuesday an unidentified student brought in a fake pistol that shoots pellets, called an airsoft gun, with it’s orange tip painted over to look more authentic. The student was arrested and released into the custody of…
You’ve seen the ads on TV and heard them on the radio. On Friday, New Jersey will officially launch the new “Stronger Than The Storm” initiative with a ribbon cutting ceremony along the coastline. Several shore communities, including Avalon, Sea Isle City, Ocean City, Wildwood and Stone Harbor, have received a mile-long length of ribbon that will be…
It may not be the warmest Memorial Day weekend ever, but the rain should go away by that point. The National Weather Service is calling for highs in the 60’s for Saturday, Sunday, and Monday. All three days will be sunny or mostly sunny. Showers are in the forecast on Thursday and Friday. Business owners…
Delaware River and Bay Authority officials announced that FlightLevel Cape May, LLC has signed a lease agreement to provide aviation-related services at the Cape May Airport (WWD) as an Independent Fixed Based Operator (FBO). These services comprise fueling, hangaring, tie-down and parking, aircraft maintenance, and other aviation-related support functions. The Authority is the operator of…
Have some guns you’d like to get rid of? The state’s Attorney General’s office and Cumberland County authorities are teaming up on a gun buyback program to take place next month. Residents can get up to $250 for a gun depending upon its condition and type. The buyback will take place on June 7 and…
A Vineland man has been charged with bringing a firearm to the Philadelphia airport. TSA officials picked up the unidentified man and he was arrested. The .22-caliber revolver was unloaded. The man can be fined up to $11,000. Authorities say the man had a ticket to fly to Dallas/Fort Worth. No flights were impacted as…
Internet gaming may be the only way to start putting money back in the pockets of the Atlantic City casinos. Experts speaking at the East Coast Gaming Congress say that may be the resorts best bet to end its prolonged losing streak. The resort has been losing money month-after-month versus the same time last year.…
Another shore community has been declared open for business. Belmar held its boardwalk ribbon cutting on Wednesday to show off the work done to repair it since Hurricane Sandy. A number of boardwalks were destroyed in the storm and many of them have been hurrying to be open by Memorial Day weekend. The project cost…
A new report says that a NJ Transit employee paid a homeless man to direct traffic of buses in New York City. NBCNewYork.com reports that the man was visible intoxicated and was dressed as if he was an employee of the agency. The man has been identified as Hector Santiago, the employee who paid him has not…
Ever order a drink and think that what is in you glass isn’t what you ordered. “Operation Swill” was finished and state authorities busted 29 establishments throughout the state with replacing top shelf alcohol with a cheaper replacement. Yesterday’s in Marmora was a local establishment that was charged. Customers would order the top shelf liquor…