Senate President Steve Sweeney says the Atlantic City International Airport needs to be under the jurisdiction of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. Sweeney told the Press of Atlantic City that this is the best chance to make the airport more of a regional destination and move more air traffic through the…
The two Ceasars casino properties in Atlantic City are part of a $17 billion acquisition. Eldorado Resorts has purchased the properties and others in the huge deal announced Monday. The cash and stock deal is worth $17.3 billion.
Avalon had a full house Saturday evening for the launch and grand opening of its new Surfside Park. Jimmy and the Parrots provided the sound track for the evening while Big 5 Hall of Fame basketball coach Fran Dunphy introduced the band. The Park includes a new playground, open lawn area, bathrooms, rinsing stations, and…
The Middle Township Planning Board meeting this week is expected to include a presentation about the future of the former KMart store in Rio Grande. The County is intending to convert the property to more of a public use. The meeting will be held at Township Hall Thursday at 7pm.
Sea Isle City will be hosting a town hall meeting this Saturday morning. City officials want to get input from residents about the future of the public school property in the resort. Various concept plans will be on display for elected officials to get feedback. The meeting begins Saturday at 10am
Governor Phil Murphy is expected to sign a new law that will expand the medical marijuana program in New Jersey. Lawmakers in Trenton approved the new law last week. Currently there are only six dispensaries for medical marijuana in the Garden State.
Some additional paving operations will occur on the new Sea Isle Boulevard in Dennis Township this week. County officials say the paving will be done at night, largely after 8pm. There will be some lane closures in effect during the evening hours. The northbound on ramp to the Parkway will be closed to all traffic…
No injuries are reported after a small plane nose dived into a grassy area next to the Ocean City Municipal Airport on Saturday. The plane crashed nose first Saturday morning. The Cessna C140 went into a marshy area; wind is expected to be a factor in the accident.
Lower Township Police have announced road closures in advance of the July 3rd fireworks festival. Beach Drive and Shore Road will be closed to all street parking from Wednesday, July 3rd at 8am until the conclusion of the event, around 11pm. No parking signs will be posted.
Cape May has unveiled a new summertime jitney service that begins operations this weekend. The new Cape May Transit Jitney Service will operate daily from 11am until 11pm with free service provided by the city to passengers. Service runs along the beachfront and from the park and ride lot at the local school.