Wildwood Police are lauding the efforts of other fire responder agencies with keeping this week’s presidential rally at the Wildwoods Convention Center safe. Police say only one person was arrested late in the evening of the rally on a disorderly offense, and there were nearly two dozen minor treatments of people who needed medical assist. …
17 year old Maxwell Chambers of Cape May County Technical High School has completed an innovative Eagle Scout project in Wildwood. Chambers, with the help of some volunteers, has created an eight piece bike rack sculpture of aluminum in wildwood spelling out his hometown. The new rack is featured at the Byrne Plaza in downtown…
There were no arrests during President Trump’s rally in Wildwood this week. Mayor Pete Bryon told NJ Advance Media that there were no arrests and crews did a great job cleaning the area near the Convention Center after the attendees departed. Byron says complaints about few porta potties and a lack of paper inside them…
North Wildwood, Wildwood, and Wildwood Crest are collectively applying for a state grant that would finance a feasibility study into a sweeping shared services agreement that would encompass paid fire and emergency rescue services. The three communities are applying for a Challenge Grant; there is over $3 million in various grant funding in this program.
President Donald Trump was on Twitter this morning and mentioned his appearance in Wildwood last night. The President tweeted shortly after 6:30am Wednesday that there were 175,000 ticket requests for his rally at the Wildwoods Convention Center, and “Keep America Great”. He also thanked an individual on Twitter who called Trump the “Greatest President”.
Funeral services will be held tomorrow for former longtime Wildwood Fire Department Chief John D’Amico. D’Amico passed away Sunday at the age of 82. D’Amico was the chief of the Wildwood Fire Department for 13 years, and also owned the Planter Peanut Shop on the Wildwood boardwalk.
Congressman Jeff Van Drew spent about three minutes on stage during President Trump’s rally and supported the President’s mission and objectives. Van Drew appeared early in the rally, but did not introduce the President, as expected. President Trump noted Van Drew was “brave” for leaving the democratic party last year.
Protestors opposed to President Trump’s appearance in Wildwood Tuesday night held their own gathering before the President arrived to modest crowds. Supporters and opponents got into a shouting match but the protest was largely civil, and small. Many protestors carried signs and stated that they certainly no longer support Congressman Jeff Van Drew, who switched…
He came, and he delivered. President Donald Trump delivered a powerful conservative address at the Wildwoods Convention Center Tuesday night to a raucous crowd. Trump discussed the economy, income, health care, border protection, the military, and other issues during the rally. Trump largely stayed away from talk about the ongoing impeachment proceedings in Washington and…
Wildwood Mayor Pete Byron was not invited to today’s rally featuring President Donald Trump. Byron told the Philadelphia Inquirer that he was told by Congressman Jeff Van Drew that he would not be getting a ticket to the rally. Byron says the reason why he was not invited? He wants the city to be reimbursed…