Cape May County has announced a series of free rabies clinics that will be provided to the public in many locations later this month. Free clinics will be held in most communities, starting January 19th with a clinic in Upper Township. The County Health Department says the clinics will run through May, ending in Middle…
Atlantic County Prosecutor Damon Tyner will be the subject of a lawsuit this week filed by women who will allege discrimination and sexual harassment. NJ.com reports that a press conference will be forthcoming Thursday by the women who are suing Tyner, Atlantic County, and other employees of Tyner’s department. Three current and former employees of…
The Wildwood City Commission meets Wednesday afternoon and is expected to make various appointments for various professional services. The Commission is also expected to amend an ordinance that clarifies how liquor licenses held by motels and hotels are made available for sale. The meeting begins at 3:30pm.
Middle Township Mayor Tim Donohue says the Township will save revenue by combining the office of the administrator, and Township clerk. Donohue explained the move to eliminate Elizabeth Terenick as administrator and promote Kim Krauss to the dual role on the Township’s website. Donohue says the office of administrator and clerk will now be located…
It will likely snow this weekend, but how much we get, it’s just too early to tell. Accu Weather is watching a storm system that is expected to bring some snow to our region Saturday evening, and again Sunday evening. The current forecast calls for some mixing with rain, but as of now, no exact…
North Wildwood Police have charged a 54 year old man with setting a small fire inside the former Woody’s Cafe in the city on Sunday morning. Police charged Ralph Otto of North Wildwood with breaking into the property and setting a small fire that was put out before police arrived. Otto was remanded to the…
A crash between a school bus and a tractor trailer sent more than a dozen students to the hospital Monday afternoon in Gloucester County. Authorities say a bus carrying students from the Gloucester County Institute of Technology was struck by a tanker that was carrying sand. No word of any serious injuries.
A former New Jersey cop is getting five years in prison for committing fraud related to Hurricane Sandy relief. Nikola Lulaj of Seaside Heights was sentenced to the long prison term on Monday for stealing $187,000 in “Sandy” relief funds. Lulaj forfeited his job with the Hoboken Police Department as a result of the crime.
Assemblyman Bob Andrzejczak will become a State Senator in our 1st Legislative District next week, replacing Jeff Van Drew, who is now in Washington. Andrzejczak was selected by democratic organizations as the heir to Van Drew’s seat. Next Sunday, democrats will select a replacement for Andrzejczak in the Assembly..either former assemblyman Matt Milam or Cumberland…
Lower Township Police have identified the woman who died during a house fire in the Villas as Melody Murphy. Murphy’s home went up in smoke and flames on Florida Avenue Friday morning. Murphy died of carbon monoxide poisoning as a result of the fire, which is still under investigation.