Avalon is making a significant improvement to its solid waste and recycling program. Mayor Martin Pagliughi announced the Borough will transition to uniform solid waste and recycling containers that will eliminate water weight, are wind-resistant, microchipped, and come with ten year warranties. A large trash and a large recycling roll off cart will be provided…
Wildwood Mayor Pete Byron, Commissioner Steve Mikulski, and former mayor Ernie Troiano are all subject to an indictment that they took health care benefits that they did not deserve. NJ.com reports that the three men are charged with theft by unlawful taking and tampering with public records or information. The report suggests that Byron and…
The Middle Township Committee met Wednesday and approved the creation of one cannabis retail license in the community. The Press of Atlantic City reports a single license will be awarded at some point. An ordinance also establishes how the Committee will evaluate applications for the license. The post Report: Middle Township Approves Retail Cannabis Operation…
Avalon has a new police officer. Mayor Marty Pagliughi swore in new officer Owen Prickett during Wednesday’s council meeting. Prickett’s hire fills a vacancy created by a retirement. The post Avalon Adds New Patrolman to Police Force appeared first on Regional Media News.
How the times have changed. The location for the former Cape May Linen Outlet may become a cannabis store. The Cape May Star and Wave reports that a request has been made to the State to operate the business out of the former linen outlet location. The store would need major renovations to comply with…
70 year old Ernesto Cannuscio could face up to five years in prison for skipping out on paying over $200,000 in taxes from his pizza shop in Ocean City. He was a part owner of Mario’s Pizzeria and Restaurant in Ocean City. A large number of cash receipts were never reported over a five year…
What is the state’s plan to help with rising inflation? Suspend sales taxes on school supplies later this summer. Governor Phil Murphy announced a new plan Wednesday that would give parents a ten day suspension of the taxes charged on school supplies, starting August 27th. The post Murphy Announces Plan to Suspend Tax on School…
Cape May City Police are advising the public about a new four-way flashing stop sign that will be activated Friday. The new sign will be located at the intersection of Elmira and Broad streets. This has been traditionally a two-way stop sign intersection. The post Cape May Police Advise of New Four-Way Flashing Stop Sign…
Smoke will still be visible for days as a fire at the Wharton State Forest is nearly completely contained Wednesday afternoon. Fire officials are focusing on an illegal campfire as the cause of the massive blaze that scorched over 12,000 acres. The fire was first spotted shortly after 10:00am Sunday. The post Update: Fire Nearly…
Middle Township Police have charged two Pennsylvania men with calling in a threat to shoot up the Wawa convenience store in Rio Grande. Police announced Joseph Vannauker of Levittown and Matthew Goldstein of Feasterville, both 18, were charged with creating a false public alarm and other offenses. The store was closed for several hours to…