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Court House Firefighters Respond to Shed Fire, Explosion Reported
A fire broke out here at 841 Dias Creek Road on Saturday, March 20 at 2:32 p.m. Initial dispatch reports indicated two trees were on fire. The caller reported hearing an explosion before seeing the fire, according to radio reports.
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State Police Apprehend One Of Cape May Sheriff's Most Wanted
State Police arrested Joseph Kelly, 20, of Villas, on Friday, March 20 on the Garden State Parkway, during a car stop, in the Somers Point area, State Police Sgt. Richard Keaser said. Kelly later escaped from the station on the Garden State Parkway, in Bass River Township at about 7:45 p.m. Friday, Keaser said.
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One Person Killed in Tuckahoe Crash
One person was killed on Saturday, March, 20, in a single vehicle crash, state police at the Woodbine...
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Voters Believe in ‘Jerry’
I have known Freeholder Jerry Thornton for over 20 years, and also as an employee for the...
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Doctor: Peer Reviewer Should Ask Questions
I read the March 3 article you wrote regarding the Feb. 3 Herald story on the Medical Staff...
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Can Lightning Strike Again in New Jersey?
It was a long shot that Republican Chris Christie, now New Jersey governor, could win the...
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Craft Festival an Ocean City tradition
To keep active and give back to his beloved Ocean City, Norman and his wife, JoAnne, decided to produce a series of seasonal craft festivals with all of the profits donated to local charities.
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DEP Closes New Jersey Shellfish Beds in NY/NJ Harbor
The Department of Environmental Protection today temporarily closed to shellfish harvesting about 27,800 acres of Raritan Bay, Sandy Hook Bay, the Navesink River and the Shrewsbury River to protect public health from the adverse water-quality effects of last weekend's nor'easter.
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NJ-DEP reminds fishers of Angler Registry requirement
Most New Jersey saltwater recreational fishermen are now required to register with the National...
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Morey’s Piers Unveils Four New Experiences for 2010
While Morey’s major new amusement attraction still remains shrouded in mystery, four other new 2010...
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Federal Indictment Alleges Money Laundering, Fraud in N. Wildwood Real Estate Deals
A North Jersey mother and daughter team have been named in a 10-count indictment regarding a mortgage...
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ACME Launches Refund Rewards Program
Markets announced the return of its refund rewards program designed to help consumers save money...
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Flood Waters Recede With More Rain On The Way
As many venture out today to enjoy the first day of Spring with the sun shining and warm temperatures the National Weather Service in Mount Holly has issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook for early next week.
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UPDATE: Wildwood Assault Victim Airlifted To Cooper Trauma
An unidentified teenage female was airlifted to Cooper University Trauma Center in Camden by Medevac 5 following a reported assault that occurred on the 100 block of Lincoln Avenue at around 8:30 p.m. on Wednesday, March 3.
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Appeals Court Throws Out Cocaine Evidence Found in Wallet
Drugs found in folded pieces of torn paper in a wallet located in the impounded vehicle of a drunk driving suspect were deemed the fruit of an illegal search and correctly suppressed by a trial court judge, a recent appellate decision stated.
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Convention Hall Construction Bid Opening Delayed/Solarium Likely for Demolition
A number of contractors were seated in City Hall Auditorium Thursday March 18 at 4 pm. for the bid opening for the construction contract for a new Convention Hall but the bid opening was postponed.
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Lower Police Arrest Couple Wanted in Credit Card Fraud
Lower Township police received a 9-1-1 call Wednesday, 3-17-10 at approximately 5 p.m. from the manager of the West Marine Store located at the base of the Garden State Parkway in Lower Township.
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Federal Indictment Alleges Money Laundering, Fraud in N. Wildwood Real Estate Deals
A North Jersey mother and daughter team have been named in a 10-count indictment regarding a mortgage fraud and money laundering scheme involving condominiums at the site of the former Grey Manor Motel in North Wildwood, according to the U.S. Attorney’s office.
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Sea Isle Police Department Warns Residents of Recent Burglaries
The Sea Isle City Police Department would like to advise resident's to make sure that they use deadbolts when locking their homes.
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Over 150 Employees Pack School Board Meeting
So many school district employees showed up at the March 18 Middle Township Board of Education meeting that officials were forced to move it from the board’s usual meeting place in the district offices to the cafeteria in Elementary No. 2 around the corner on Pacific Avenue.
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Court House Man Charged With Firing Shots At Neighbors Home
Ptlm. Saettler arrived and found bullet holes in a window and in the exterior of the residence. A check of the interior of the residence revealed two bullets on the floor inside.
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Cape May Elementary Approve Teacher Contracts
Cape May Elementary School Board of Education approved a contract March 18 with its teachers with 4 percent yearly raises for three years.
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Attention All Runners and Fitness Gurus
The Health and Fitness Expo will be held on March 27 from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m.
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Waterford – the Proud Irish Crystal
In America, however, the name Waterford means only one thing — fine crystal.
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Seventeen Graduate From County Fire Academy
The Cape May County Fire Academy held graduation exercises for Fire Fighter I candidates on March 12, 2010 at the Cape May County Public Safety Training Center.
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Middle Baseball/Softball Assoc. Has New Batting Cages
On March 11, Middle Township officials in conjunction with the the Middle Township Baseball/Softball Association held a grand opening of a new indoor batting cage facility located at the Davies Recreation Complex on Goshen Road.
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Students Jump at Elementary #2
Elementary school students got a great workout Friday night jumping rope for a good cause.
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Bishop Joseph Galante, of the Diocese of Camden, has agreed to accept the recommendation of a priest team to keep Wildwood Catholic High School open based on a budget that they and the community developed. That priest team informed the school's stakeholders of the decision in a subsequent letter.
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