Seeking to make commonsense common again, Lenora Boninfante Kodytek and Shawna Mulford are kicking off their campaign for Upper Township Committee.
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The Lower Township Police Department responded to or initiated a total of 996 calls, averaging a total of 143 calls per day.
At its May 10 meeting, Upper Township Committee adopted an ordinance increasing fees for demolition, erection of tents and temporary structures, and signage square footage, among others.
Developers were thrown a curveball, in February, when the state Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) told them their sites would immediately be frozen until they completed a lengthy and expensive permitting process.
Sea Isle City Council May 11 adopted a cannabis business prohibition ordinance, like those making the rounds in other municipalities.
Law enforcement officers from the Wildwood Crest Police Department will join with police from around the country in cracking down on unbuckled motorists and passengers as part of the national “Click it or Ticket” campaign.
Gov. Phil Murphy and his administration have begun working with Senate President Sweeney and Assembly Speaker Coughlin on legislation that will end the Covid Public Health Emergency in place since March 2020.
Since March 2018, resident Martha Wright has been bringing her iPhone tripod to Avalon Borough Council meetings, recording and posting them to a Facebook page, distributing the link to residents.
The New Jersey Hospital Association (NJHA) established a three-color code system for the status of hospital visitation restrictions during the health emergency.
Conservation efforts to protect terrapins by The Wetlands Institute (TWI), of Stone Harbor, and the Borough of Avalon seem to have been somewhat successful, according to officials, but road mortality and habitat destruction are persistent issues impacting local terrapin populations.
During the May 11 Sea Isle City Council meeting, a resident asked what was happening with the LaCosta Lounge site.
The Cape May County Department of Health has administered a total of 20,177 doses so far.
Local drivers felt the pinch at the pump this week, as much of the eastern half of the country dealt with the shutdown of the Colonial Pipeline.
U.S. Rep. Jeff Van Drew (R-2nd) May 14, joined by 53 of his colleagues, introduced H. Res. 396.
Cricket Denton, a lifelong resident of Seaville and ardent community leader, is officially announcing her candidacy for Upper Township Committee.
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Lower Township Police Department responded to a motor vehicle crash involving a pedestrian May 13, at approximately 2:28 p.m., on Bay Drive, in Cape May Beach.
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A Cape May County grand jury handed up 14 indictments May 11.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) May 13 announced new guidance regarding the use of masks and social distancing.
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Upper Township Committee May 10 adopted a cannabis ordinance, prohibiting business activity for both recreational and medicinal sales within its borders.
Human Services Acting Commissioner Sarah Adelman May 12 announced the Murphy administration secured another $22.6 million in federal funds to expand and support mental health services, especially in the wake of Covid.
The Marmora Volunteer Fire Company, along with the Upper Township Emergency Medical Services (EMS), responded to the 400 block of Tuckahoe Road around 1:20 p.m. May 13, for a reported motor vehicle accident with a rollover.
Gov. Phil Murphy May 11 signed S703/A1079, requiring that all health care professionals who provide perinatal treatment and care to pregnant persons at a hospital or birthing center undergo explicit and implicit bias training.
Chief Dekon Fashaw detailed the promotion and reassignment of three Cape May police officers with a combined total of 40 years of service as veteran police officers in a swearing-in ceremony, led by Mayor Zack Mullock and City Manager Michael Voll.
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The pandemic has not diminished the desire to build and offer new retail space in Middle Township.
The Murphy administration and New Jersey Department of Community Affairs (DCA) Division of Local Government Services (DLGS) May 11 issued the award of 23 Local Efficiency Achievement Program (LEAP) grants to local governmental entities across New Jersey.
