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AVALON –– Borough Council said The Whitebrier couldn’t serve alcohol from its outside service bar, however the State Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control said it could, for now.

A suspension of Borough Council’s June 24 action to prohibit The Whitebrier Beach Club from serving alcohol from its outdoor service bar may indicate that it appears to the ABC that owner Anthony Zurawski was denied due process of law.

The ABC granted The Whitebrier a temporary “stay” which will allow the outside bar to continue operation until the matter is put to trial.

COURT HOUSE – The CapeBank Charitable Foundation showed support for the advocacy of foster children with a $5,000 grant to Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA).

CASA volunteers advocate on behalf of abused and neglected children in the foster care system. By giving these children a voice in the courts, they help them find safe and secure homes.

RC CAPE MAY PRESS RELEASE:

Upper Twp., July 1, 2009….RC Cape May, the company that owns and operates the BL England electric generating station at Beesleys Point, is considering joining the Green Revolution by building a solar power project at the plant site. The project under consideration would be powered by an array of photovoltaic cells capable of generating four megawatts of electricity, which would be one of the largest in New Jersey.

STONE HARBOR – The "Freedom Fighter" flavor still thrives in its second year on the Feature Flavor board at Springer's Homemade Ice Cream in Stone Harbor.

Last August, Springer's challenged members of the media to create a new, unique ice cream flavor. Rob Seitzinger stepped up to the challenge and, with the help of his two children, developed "Freedom Fighter"-a red, white and blue sweet treat featuring Jersey Fresh fruit.

But Seitzinger had a challenge of his own for Springer's: to donate the sales of the flavor towards care packages for the men and women of our military.

OCEAN CITY — On June 9, Ocean City Home Bank marked the start of construction on the bank's 10th branch at 317 South Pitney Road in Galloway.

Steven Brady, bank president and CEO, seventh from left, and Galloway Township Mayor Tom Bassford, third from right, prepare to break ground on new branch, with board members, township officials and construction team.

RIO GRANDE — Centro Properties Group announced the opening of a 2,400-square-foot Primo Hoagie recently opened here at Rio Grande Plaza, a half mile west of exit 4A of the Garden State Parkway on Route 47 South (Wildwood Boulevard) at North Third Street.

Centro Properties Group is the owner of Rio Grande Plaza and was represented by Dina Ber-lin with Centro Properties Group.

GOSHEN-- The Goshen Fire Department is hosting a yard sale and flea market at the Old Goshen School House on Route 47, on Sunday, June 28.

Vendors will include, Sand art, water ice, hotdogs, soda, and games.

Hours are from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

http://www.goshen74.com

PHILADELPHIA — Comcast recently announced that it has completed upgrades to its advanced fiber-optic network serving Cape May County, doubling Internet speeds to the average customer at no additional cost. With the upgrades, most customers in these areas are seeing download speeds up to 15 Mbps, according to a release.

Also, the company is introducing new premium speed tiers of 50 Mbps and 22 Mbps.

The majority of customers take Comcast’s Performance tier of service, which previously delivered 6 Mbps download/1 Mbps upload speeds.

COURT HOUSE — The Cape Regional Medical Center recently took delivery of a Duramedic Ambulance. According to a release, “This is exciting news for the medical center’s ambulance paramedics as it means more efficient transports as well as increased comfort and convenience for their patients.”

The Duramedic is equipped for long distance runs such as transfers to other hospitals that are out of the Cape May County area, and it incorporates a new “patientcentric design.”