Ocean City Police are asking for the public’s help with identifying a man who was involved with a theft at the Sunoco Gas Station on34th Street on Monday. Police say the man committed the theft and fled on foot; it’s possible he lives in the area near the gas station. If you have any details,…
Wildwood Police arrested two Massachusetts residents for weapons charges during a motor vehicle stop Saturday. Police say 24 year old Robert Matthews and 23 year old Diamond Lights were both arrested after police found a loaded gun with a hollow point bullet round of ammunition in the vehicle. Matthews also had pot in his possession.
School bus drivers on our region showed up to work on time and kept busses on schedule Monday. The Sheppard Bus Company had backup plans in place in the event a large number of drivers celebrated the Eagles’ Super Bowl win too hard Sunday night. No problems materialized, and all busses were on schedule.
It’s 30 years in prison for one of the men who killed Nicole Angstadt in Middle Township. Charles Mosley appeared in court Monday and received a 30 year prison term. Mosley admitted to choking Angstadt to death back in 2015.
The Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl parade will likely be held on Thursday. Mayor James Kenney announced Monday morning that Thursday appears to be the day for the parade, and more details will be released Monday and Tuesday. The city continues to clean up following some damage to public and private property caused by celebrants.
Dilly, Dilly Philadelphia, here’s your free beer from Bud Light. Bud Light promises to offer free beer to Eagles fans along the victory parade route this week at 25 select bars. Bud Light is using social media to promote which bars will be handing out the free suds.
There was damage in Philadelphia Sunday night as fans took to the streets to celebrate the Eagles’ first ever Super Bowl championship. Police report broken traffic lights, at least one vehicle overturned, and the windows at the Macy’s Department store were smashed with glass on the sidewalk.
Another huge win for the Wildwood Catholic boys basketball program as the Crusaders knocked off Camden Catholic, 55-45 at the Battle by the Bay in Galloway Township on Saturday. Caleb Fields scored 24 points for Catholic, who improved to 16-1 on the season.
The Lower Township Council will meet Monday evening and introduce the 2018 municipal budget. The budget message will be delivered by Township Manager Jim Ridgeway. Council may also authorize a $150,000 payment for dispatching services. The meeting begins at 7:00pm.
North Wildwood’s city council will meet Tuesday and could award various contracts. Council may award a contract for the 2nd Avenue Seawall and Beach Access Improvements, and another contract for the 24th Avenue boardwalk access improvements. A contract may also be awarded for the demolition of the former Heston’s Gas Station.