A New Jersey power company that’s come under intense fire for not doing a good job with restoring power after storms has overcharged its customers. Jersey Central Power & Light made a profit of up to $90 million more than it should have over the past year. Now, the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities…
A major project in Sea Isle City is going back out to bid. Sea Isle City Mayor Len Desiderio tells Coastal Broadcasting that the work is being put back out to bid again. The City Administration worked with the architect to revise the plans and specifications for the project without compromising the functionality of the…
A new report says the link between Atlantic Cape Community College and Rutgers University will be getting stronger. The Press of Atlantic City reports that more degree programs are going to be available at the school beginning in the fall of 2012. The report says the new programs will include social work and public health.…
Its Hospitality Night in Lower Township. The chamber of commerce there is hosting the event, which promotes the businesses along Bayshore Rd. Businesses that don’t have a store front along Bayshore Rd. are stationed in Township Hall and inside of the Villas Fire House. People will get tickets from participating businesses and come back to…
A man accused in a double homicide appeared in court for the first time on Thursday. Patrick Latko is accused of killing Diana and Ryan Patterson, who were mother and son. Latko is charged with two counts of murder and weapons offenses. Authorities say the two were stabbed to death their home in Hammonton. Bail…
There may be no more free Wednesdays to get on the beach in Sea Isle City. Council is considering a proposal to eliminate the program. Mayor Len Desiderio said he has heard from city business owners that they do not believe it is helping business. Desiderio also noted that free beach tags are provided to…
An acting superintendent has been named in Vineland this week. The school board there named Mary Gruccio to the acting role. Maryann Banks is on medical leave and announced she would be stepping down as superintendent effective April 1. The school board plans on beginning a search for a permanent replacement for the job.
An local football team will be playing for a state championship. Millville will be playing Pennsauken Friday night in the Group IV South title game. The game will be played at Rowan University. The Thunderbolts are playing in a state sectional title game for only the second time in school history.
It is time for Christmas in Courthouse. The annual Middle Township tradition begins with a parade stepping off from the Cape Bank in Cape May Court House. The parade will go down Route 9 towards Mechanic St. and will be followed by the tree lighting. Children’s activities and shopping will take place along Mechanic St.…
The Senate Economic Growth Committee released legislation Senators Paul Sarlo and Jeff Van Drew sponsored to broaden the ability of a small business to challenge bureaucratic rules and regulations it believes are detrimental to business. The measure would clearly delineate the process by which a regulatory appeal would be make, allowing a small business to…