LETTER SENT REGARDING ELIMINATION OF COUNCIL BENEFITS IN NORTH WILDWOOD

North Wildwood Councilman Bob Maschio is pushing for benefits to be eliminated for councilmembers. Maschio cited the savings it could provide and tightening state regulations. Below is a letter sent by Maschio regarding the elimination of benefits. TO:  North Wildwood Council President Patrick Rosenello FROM:  Bob Maschio, 1st Ward Councilman, North Wildwood RE:  Request for…

ALBANO AND MILAM BILL ON LOCAL SPENDING MOVES TO SENATE

Legislation sponsored by five Assembly Democrats to improve public transparency by making it easier for residents to review local government budgets on the Internet continues to advance toward law. The bill (A-2844) is sponsored by Pamela R. Lampitt (D-Camden), Paul Moriarty (D-Gloucester/Camden), Linda Greenstein (D-Middlesex/Mercer) and Nelson Albano and Matthew W. Milam (both D-Atlantic/Cape May/Cumberland).…

HUDSON RAIL TUNNEL MAY NOT BE DEAD

Gov. Chris Christie is going to reconsider the Hudson River Rail Tunnel project. U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood convinced Christie to take another look at the project after presenting a number of alternatives that could save the project financially. The state’s governor will take two weeks to look at the plans and make a final…

LOWER WINS AGAIN, MOVES TO 4-0

Lower Township’s football team hot start continued this weekend. Lower defeated Bridgeton 21-10. The Caper Tigers almost couldn’t field enough players last year to play. Head Coach Mike Wilson credited have seniors that have gone through the four year weight training program and among other development. In other local games, Millville downed Ocean City 47-14,…