Ocean City residents have been given an extra month to get their boat slips dredged. Mayor Jay Gillian announced that the state has extended the deadline for dredging work from the end of February through the end of March. Residents are making arrangements to get their slips dredged as the city conducts a larger dredging…
Governor Phil Murphy is telling state residents to prepare for extreme winter cold over the next few days. Murphy on Tuesday closed state offices during the early afternoon hours for the winter storm that brought a half foot of snow to northern counties. Drivers are urged to use caution on the roadways as any precipitation…
The popular restaurant Jim’s Lunch in Millville is closed again, this time because the owner passed away. Jim Maul Sr. died a few days ago, announced on the restaurant’s social media page. Jim’s Lunch has been operating since 1923 and recently was closed for a short time due to an unsafe building next door.
Former New Jersey governor Chris Christie says he’s not through with public service just yet. The 56 year old Christie told NJ Advanced Media that the idea his public service career is over is laughable to him. Christie released a new book this week that details his life in government.
Governor Phil Murphy shut down many offices in state government early Tuesday afternoon due to a snow storm that is expected to dump a half foot of snow on northern New Jersey. Many school districts in the northern part of the state either closed for the day, or had early dismissals.
Bill Baroni will be sentenced for his participation in “Bridgegate” next month. Some of the charges against Baroni were tossed by a judge, so his sentence is expected to be more lenient. Baroni was one of the fall guys for a political plan to create traffic congestion near the George Washington Bridge.
The Wildwood Fire Department has received a grant totaling over $14,000 to be used for self rescue bailout systems. Firemen received the bailout systems and the training for the systems during an event in Neptune, NJ.
Motor vehicles will be banned from the Atlantic City boardwalk. The Press of Atlantic City reports that city officials say repairs to the boardwalk are going to be very costly, and even though the walkway is safe for pedestrians, it no longer will be used for motor vehicles outside of emergency vehicles.
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Lower Township Police will hold its monthly Cop Stop this Saturday at Dunkin Donuts in North Cape May. Officer Mike Nuscis will be there for three hours starting at 10am to answer questions regarding public safety practices in the Township, and to get feedback from residents.