A two-car accident on Delilah Road in Pleasantville delayed traffic for about an hour on Thursday. The crash occurred at about 7:30pm, about a half-mile from the Route 30 ramp. Police told NBC-40 that an elderly woman was traveling westbound on Delilah Road when she attempted a U-turn and was t-boned by a Ford Expedition. Four passengers in…
An area college got great news this week. Richard Stockton College found out it is now the 47th best university in the northeast, according to the latest ranking from the U.S. News and World Report. This marks a 10 place improvement from last year. The College of New Jersey came in sixth, Rowan was 19th,…
An area man has been found guilty with stealing from a U.S. Mint. U.S. Attorney Paul Fishman announced that William Gray, of North Wildwood, was working as a police officer at the mint. He was taking coins that were errors and selling them to a coin distributor. Gray is going to get three years in…
Well Wildwood shouldn’t worry too much if there is a fire. This weekend is the annual The Annual Convention of the New Jersey State Firemen and Life Members at the Wildwoods Convention Center. The convention began on Thursday and continues through Saturday. The annual parade will take place on Saturday at 1 p.m. Parade is…
The Middle Township Police Department will be hosting their community relations program labeled “Cops and Coffee”. This program is designed to give the public a chance to speak with our local police officers in a casual setting and exchange ideas and concerns over a cup of coffee. This program will be held monthly, at local…
Don’t expect a congressional debate in the 2nd district this year. Republican Congressman Frank LoBiondo turned down the option of a debate with Cassandra Shober, who is running as a Democrat. The debate would have taken place at Richard Stockton College. LoBiondo’s campaign said that the way Shober was running her campaign did not make…
It will be easier for the Casino Reinvestment Development Authority to save money on fuel. A bill sponsored by Senator Jim Whelan which would allow the CRDA to enter into cooperative purchasing agreements with any governmental unit – including the State, or county or municipal authorities – for the purchase of fuel and other supplies…
The Atlantic County Sheriff’s Office has 12 new officers. The dozen were sworn in during a freeholder meeting on Tuesday. The swearing in was performed by Sheriff Frank X. Balles in front of the new officers’ family, friends, and fellow officers. Three officers, Michael Corrado, Jacquiline Guischard, and Dianna Wamsher, are continuing a family legacy…
Millions of dollars are coming to Sea Isle City to deal with its aging sewer system. Congressman Frank LoBiondo announced that Sea Isle City was awarded a $1,059,000 grant and $2,514,000 low-interest loan from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) to be used to replace and expand various sections of the aged and undersized sewer…
On Wednesday a jury acquitted William Simkins, Jr. of vehicular homicide in a crash that killed a teenager on a bike in 2010. However, a guilty verdict was returned for leaving the scene of a fatal accident. Simkin’s bail was revoked and the 33 year-old Simkins was jailed until he is sentenced on October 12th.…