A 62 year old man from Cape May Court House was noted by the New Jersey Attorney General’s Office Saturday for violating Governor Phil Murphy’s stay at home executive order. The Office announced that Franklin Moore was charged by New Jersey State Police possession of heroin and motor vehicle violations after he was found unresponsive…
The loyal Wildwood Catholic community is not giving up, and attempting to keep the school open. A “Save Wildwood Catholic Academy” fund drive is underway online with individuals and businesses contributing to the fund. The Diocese of Camden announced on Friday that the school was closing for good due to dwindling enrollment and a lack…
Cape May County Prosecutor Jeff Sutherland made a clarification over the weekend regarding campground closures from Covid-19. Sutherland says the only exception to the closures are where people have year round leases and use the campground as their primary residence, or where people actually own their campsite, and have a deed to the campsite.
New Jersey Attorney General Gubir Grewal says gyms around New Jersey may have to offer customers a credit, or a refund. Grewal announced over the weekend that the gyms may have to offer the credits or refunds if they are closed for 30 days or more. This does not cover yoga or dance studios.
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy predicts “historic” layoffs of state employees unless the federal government sends New Jersey billions of dollars. Murphy says the layoffs would be felt at the state, county, and local levels. He says too many federal lawmakers do not understand the need for federal aid to come to the states.
New Jersey now has 4,070 coronavirus-related deaths during this pandemic. Figures released on Saturday also show 81,420 cases overall in the Garden State. Governor Phil Murphy says the curve is flattening and social distancing is working. Murphy says more people are leaving the hospital than are entering the hospital.
It’s a very sad day for the local school community as an announcement circulated on social media stating that Wildwood Catholic and Cape Trinity Catholic Schools will not re-open in the fall. An announcement came from the Camden Diocese stating that the schools are closing, along with three other schools in the Diocese. The letter …
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New Jersey now reports 3,840 lives lost from coronavirus. State health officials released the new numbers Friday afternoon. This death toll is five times greater than the New Jersey lives lost on September 11, 2001. There are now 78,467 cases in the…
It’s a very sad day for the local school community as an announcement circulated on social media stating that Wildwood Catholic and Cape Trinity Catholic Schools will not re-open in the fall. An announcement came from the Camden Diocese stating that the schools are closing, along with three other schools in the Diocese. The letter…
New Jersey now reports 3,840 lives lost from coronavirus. State health officials released the new numbers Friday afternoon. This death toll is five times greater than the New Jersey lives lost on September 11, 2001. There are now 78,467 cases in the Garden State.