The Pagans Motorcycle Club is growing in New Jersey. That’s according to the State Commission of Investigation, who reports that membership in the club is on the rise. One of the events some members of the Pagans must attend is the annual Roar to the Shore motorcycle event in Wildwood in September.
A man from Freehold admitted to a scheme to round up 1,000 turtles in Oklahoma so they could be shipped to New Jersey to be sold for profit. William Gangemi admitted to the business plan in court on Wednesday. He was part of an organization that would smuggle animals for financial gain.
A Delaware Bay community in Cumberland County is in line to get a big grant to provide sewer service. Downe Township announced that it is getting a $4.5 million federal grant to construct a sewer system for Gandy’s Beach and Fortescue. Mayor Bob Campbell says this project has been in the planning stages for decades.
A South Jersey school district will not accept a donation from a businessman to eras $14,000 in school lunch debt. NJ.com reports that the owner of some ShopRite supermarkets has made the offer to erase the debt incurred by students who can’t afford to pay back the Cherry Hill School District. A school spokeswoman says…
The West Cape May borough commission meets Wednesday evening. It is expected to reintroduce an ordinance that would regulate tents in the community, and amend another ordinance that would add further restrictions on single use carry out bags. Wednesday’s meeting begins at 7:00pm.
The Wildwood City Commission meets Wednesday afternoon and is expected to adopt two ordinances that create construction standards. Both the Property Maintenance Code and the International Property Maintenance Code are expected to be adopted at the meeting. Fees will also be set for bulk trash pickup.
Lower Township officials discussed one final time a proposed aquatic center that is before voters in the November election. The new center would cost $10.5 million and a question will appear on the ballot that asks residents if they are in favor of it. The Township would not be exposed financially past $8.5 million on…
A standoff has ended in Galloway Township. Police say a subject who was armed with a machete ended Tuesday afternoon, ending a shelter in place suggestion from authorities. One man was taken from the scene of the standoff.
The United States Coast Guard rescued four boaters who ran aground near Atlantic City Monday evening. The boaters had little food and water on board, and requested assistance from the Coast Guard. All four were hoisted out of their boat by a helicopter and taken to safety.
A 31 year old man from Millville was killed Friday when his motorcycle collided head on with an SUV int he city. Police say Raymond Garrido was killed when his bike entered the opposite lane of traffic on a curve. Garrido was pronounced dead at the scene.