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WILDWOODS – While Morey’s major new amusement attraction still remains shrouded in mystery, four other new 2010 experiences are no longer a secret. During this, Morey’s 41st season, guests will find a new mirror/laser maze attraction, enjoy a new boardwalk restaurant and receive invitations to a new beach sporting event and a new annual boardwalk food festival.
 

MALVERN, PA — ACME Markets announced the return of its refund rewards program designed to help consumers save money and stretch their grocery budgets

The program, which runs from now to April 15, gives shoppers’ grocery budgets a boost by adding up to an additional 10 percent value on a grocery gift card purchased during tax season.

AVALON — Bill Macomber was promoted to the position of director of Public Works by Borough Council at its March 10 meeting. Macomber had been acting director of Public Works for Avalon before the promotion was approved on a 5-0 vote by council.

GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP — Diane Wieland, director for the Cape May County Department of Tourism, will be a panelist on New Jersey Shorecast at the William J. Hughes Center for Public Policy at The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey to look ahead to what we can expect from the tourism season this year, Friday, from 8:30 -11 a.m. in the Alton Auditorium.

The event will feature a panel of area business people and Stockton College experts who will make predictions for the 2010 tourist season at the Jersey Shore.

ATLANTIC CITY — The South Jersey Paralegals Association will host a luncheon at the Trump Marina Newport Room from 1-3 p.m. March 27.

Guest speaker will be Municipal Court Judge H. Robert Switzer of Egg Harbor Township. Topic will be “Weigh your Options, Spring Cleaning or springing into action.”

Cost is $20 for SJPA members; $25 for non-members. Parking fee $5, free to Trump cardholders.

AVALON — AvalonConstruction-Code Official Sal DeSimone has been named “2010 Building Inspector of the Year” by the Building Officials Association of New Jersey. DeSimone was recognized for his achievement at the March 10 Avalon Borough Council meeting.

Freeholder Gerald Thornton, the Cape May County Health Department and the New Jersey Cancer Education and Early Detection (CEED) Program recognized CEED providers in February, Health Care Provider Appreciation Month. Nearly 20 CEED providers in the county received certificates including Cape Regional Medical Center, Volunteers in Medicine, Cape Community Health Center, Atlantic Medical Imaging, Cape Radiology and the RNS Mobile Mammography Van. From left: Carol Porter, Cheryl Eisele, and Catherine Ishman, nurse practitioners with the Cape May County Ceed Program

WILDWOOD — A brand new Wildwoods Pressroom Web site for media has been unveiled as part of the newly redesigned Wildwoods, NJ tourism Web site. The site, www.WildwoodsNJ.com/pressroom, offers tourism and travel-related articles, fact sheets, and high resolution photos that can be downloaded for use by media in articles and feature stories. The Pressroom is also updated regularly with current news releases.

The new Wildwoods Pressroom is much easier to navigate and more user-friendly than its predecessor. Updated features include:

SOMERS POINT —When you have been working at one place for so long, some of your coworkers can start to feel like family. But what if your coworkers are your actual family?

This happens to be the case for Shore Memorial Hospital’s Ambulance Department, which has had several sets of families, from husbands and wives to fathers and sons, working together since it’s inception in 2008.