Former Judge Robert Neustadter has passed away at the age of 89. Neustadter recently lived in Atlantic City and served as a judge in local jurisdictions for decades. Graveside services for the family only will be held on Sunday.
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The Murphy administration has made some deep financial cuts on the state level in order to help New Jersey to keep paying its bills. Funding for various programs have been cancelled, including the popular Homestead Rebate tax program. Funding for opioid recovery and college assistance has also been cut. The state has slashed $1 billion …
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The New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission has extended its closure for another two weeks. Now, inspection stations and offices are closed until June 8th. The Commission reminds motorists that many services can be conducted online.
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Cape May County announced two more deaths from coronavirus on Friday. Individuals from Ocean City and Woodbine passed away as a result of the virus. Cape May County currently has 214 active cases of the virus, split about equally between the public s…
Spirit Airlines announced that it will resume service from Atlantic City to destinations that were suspended to the pandemic. Starting June 11th, flights will resume to destinations including Atlanta, Fort Lauderdale, Tampa, and Fort Myers. Spirit al…
Wildwood Mayor Pete Byron is urging the business community in Wildwood to be the role model for other communities by conducting best business practices during the Memorial Day weekend. Byron says people cannot lose sight of the continued threats from the pandemic. Byron says businesses are expected to cooperate with the restrictions in place by …
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Over 1,000 people have been cited by state officials for conducting price gouging during the coronavirus outbreak. State officials say all of the individuals have been cited for breaking the laws that prohibit the unfair inflation of prices during a state of emergency, which still exists. Over 100 subpoenas have been given to retails about …
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The very popular Wildwood downtown farmers market will be held on Sunday, and not Saturday. Officials announced that the move was made for the Memorial Day weekend due to thunderstorms and rain in the forecast for Saturday morning. Farmers markets ar…
Campgrounds are open for business immediately in New Jersey. Governor Phil Murphy signed a new executive order Friday that allows campgrounds to open for transients. Social distancing guidelines are in effect. The new order also allows outdoor gatherings of up 25 people, but does not open the door for outside dining, nor outside graduations. Both …
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There are 146 new deaths to report in New Jersey from coronavirus. The new figures released by the State Friday have pushed the total death toll from the virus to slightly under 11,000 during the pandemic. There are nearly 1,400 new cases of the viru…