Sea Isle City officials are expected to discuss the recovery in the community following Hurricane Sandy during Tuesday’s council meeting. City council will meet at 10am inside the Sea Isle City Public School to discuss the reparations Sea Isle City must make in the coming months following the storm that damaged public and private property.…
Civil lawsuits have been slapped against several North Jersey companies for committing price gouging during the recovery effort from Hurricane Sandy. The Christie administration announced today that eight business have been charged with price gouging relating to those who needed fuel, shelter, and other essentials. One gasoline station is charged with rooking customers for $5.49…
The Delaware River and Bay Authority wants to further enhance your next trip on the Cape May Lewes Ferry. The authority announced today that three ferry vessels are getting better enhanced seating that will include tray tables, drink holders, arm rests, and even some seats that recline. The seating is being instaled on the vessels…
Lower Township Police announced they have charged a teenage boy with making a threat at Lower Cape May Regional High School last week that resulted in an evacuation of the school. Police say the teenager was charged with a second degree count of false public alarm and a second degree count with making terroristic threats.…
A North Wildwood doctor was acquitted on Thursday in a case involving an alleged illegal drug handout. The Press of Atlantic City reports that a jury said not guilty to Dr. John Costino on a number of drug and insurance counts. The Prosecutor’s case revolved around the doctor providing drugs to undercover officers who were…
A big issue was raised over flood insurance during a Cape May council meeting. Residents questioned council about the brand new Convention Hall. It came out in the meeting that the building doesn’t have flood insurance. Luckily, the structure was fine during Hurricane Sandy, but some wondered why a building that has such a big…
A benefit concert is going to be held locally in about a month. The Middle Township Performing Arts Center announced that on Dec. 11, Ron Gartner, out of New York City, will perform a show free of charge. The PAC is only asking that those that come make a $10 donation. The money will go…
Hurricane Sandy might have delayed him, but no one can stop Wildwood’s Wesley Hills. The star running back led his team to a 14-8 victory on Thursday night. Hills broke the 2,000 yard mark on the season, following a 186 rushing yard performance. The Warriors improved to 6-3 with the win over Pitman. Wildwood will…
Another Hurricane Sandy benefit concert is being planned. This one is going to be held at Madison Square Garden on Dec. 12. The dates will be 12-12-12. No performers are announced yet, but the same group that is putting this show together organized the Concert for New York City, which included performers such as the…
Governor Christie has approved further relief from tax filing deadlines for businesses still reeling from the impact of Superstorm Sandy on their operations. At the Governor’s direction, Treasurer Andrew Sidamon-Eristoff has ordered the Division of Taxation to grant hardship waivers for late filers on a case-by-case basis for business taxpayers affected by the storm. In…