A serious automobile accident in Egg Harbor Township Saturday afternoon resulted in the driver and passenger both being airlifted to an area hospital. Police say a 28 year old man from Somers Point was driving the vehicle on Ocean Heights Avenue when it left the roadway and hit a tree. Both victims were airlifted to…
No winners once again in the Powerball jackpot. Saturday night’s drawing yielded no top prize winners, pushing the estimated jackpot for Wednesday’s drawing to $322 million. The cash value prize has climbed to $196 million.
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A small tax hike is proposed in Cape May in 2019. City officials have unveiled their new budget that includes a nine tenths of a penny increase in the local purpose rate. The budget totals just over $30 million and will be introduced at the March 5th meeting.
Three local teams will be battling in the Cape Atlantic League girls and boys championship basketball games to be broadcast live on WCZT 98.7..the Coast Saturday, starting at Noon. The girls’ game features a matchup between Middle Township and Ocean City, followed by the boys’ game that includes Wildwood Catholic and St. Augustine.
New Jersey Transit still has no idea when the Atlantic City Rail Line will be back in business. The agency held a public meeting in Atlantic City Thursday evening and could not give a date when the rail service will be back in operation. The rail line has been shut down since September, replaced with…
Ocean City will battle Middle Township for this year’s Cape Atlantic League girls’ basketball championship. Ocean City advanced with a 64-42 win over Wildwood Catholic Thursday night, while Middle Township knocked off Mainland, 34-25. Kira Sides scored 15 points for the Lady Panthers.
If your doctor prescribes medical marijuana, there will soon be a dispensary in Vineland to get your pot. A state approved business will eventually open on North Delsea Drive and North West Boulevard in Vineland according to new zoning rules. Council is expected to approve of the dispensary.
The Public Safety Director in Jersey City now makes more money than does the President of the United States. To make matters worse, James Shea is now the third person on the city’s payroll making $200,000 or more annually. The police and fire chiefs make over $213,000 annually, apiece, according to NJ.com.