Middle Township will be issuing its 2013-’14 tax bills during the third week of July. These bills will reflect results of the recent property reassessment in Middle Township and a tax levy that is lower than the levy from 2011. Property owners now have the added convenience of paying their tax bills online at www.middletownship.com…
The Atlantic City Airport has opened its new $15.4 million Airport Rescue and Fire Fighting facility. Replacing the decades-old existing facility, Atlantic City Airport’s new rescue station provides firefighters with the technological advances, new equipment and procedures necessary to respond to emergency situations. Among those who cut the ribbon on Friday, including Congressman Frank LoBiondo,…
Help Morey’s Piers create a new dipping sauce recipe for its Curley Fries and you could win cash. The best recipe will win a grand prize of $500 cash and free a bucket of fries every week during the summer of 2014. Contestants, 13 years or older, are encouraged to submit an original dip recipe…
A new city hall will be discussed later this month in Sea Isle City. On Tuesday, July 23rd, at the City Council meeting, the administration will present updated renderings of the proposed facility. The current plan is to receive authorization from council to proceed with completion of construction documents at the August 13th council meeting;…
A new poll shows that Gov. Chris Christie would give Republicans the best chance in 2016 against the Democrats potential candidate, Hillary Clinton. The Public Policy Polling says though that conservatives in Iowa remain uneasy about Christie. The poll notes that moderates and independents favor Christie, while the most hardcore of Republicans do not embrace…
Those who ride the buses and trains of New Jersey Transit got some welcome news this week, no fare hike in the foreseeable future. The agency passed its new fiscal year budget, which will run until June 30. Officials with the agency said at the meeting that they intend on keep fares flat for as…
Officials at Atlantic Cape Community College want the public to know there is no cause for alarm due to an increased police presence on Friday at their Mays Landing Campus. The Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office announced that a school crisis drill will be held all day long at the school. Signage will be posted along…
Ocean City officials are looking for a solution on where to place dredge spoils from various projects in the city’s waterways. The Ocean City Gazette reports that a second public meeting will be held on the lagoon dredging issue as soon as a date can be worked out with U.S. Rep. Frank LoBiondo. Dredging has…
On Wednesday the Wildwood City Commission voted to rescind an ordinance to allow three additional bars to open on the boardwalk. The Wildwood Leader reports that a group of local residents, called the “Wildwood Watchdogs” petitioned the ordinance, and gathered enough signatures to force a public vote on the issue. City commissioners decided to rescind…
A group of Atlantic County officials and community activists gathered at the Atlantic City High School TV studio to tape a special “CrimeStoppers” episode to promote their efforts to help stop the violence. The show presents information on community cookouts and walks that are planned for the summer in Atlantic City, beginning with a cookout…