MARGATE – Proponents of an effort to re-establish a boardwalk in Margate will present their report to the public 10:30 a.m. Saturday, July 13 at the William H. Ross Elementary School. Many may not know about or remember the old Margate boardwalk that was built in 1906 but destroyed in Read more…
ATLANTIC CITY – New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner Catherine R. McCabe will be the keynote speaker at the second Jersey Shore Beach Report sponsored by the William J. Hughes Center for Public Policy and the Coastal Research Center at Stockton University. The event will be held at 10:30 Read more…
The Margate Homeowners Association of New Jersey will hold it’s summer public meeting 10 a.m. Saturday, June 2 at the William H. Ross Elementary School, 8103 Winchester Ave. The MHA will be sharing its accomplishments over its first year in operation, such as its recent beach clean up, CPR class Read more…
LONGPORT – After a second postponement, the Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing and vote on an ordinance that will provide the State of New Jersey with perpetual easements that ensure public access to tidal waters, including the ocean and bay. A vote and adoption of the ordinance Read more…
LONGPORT – With fewer members of the Longport Volunteer Fire Department who are certified emergency medical technicians living in the borough, the Board of Commissioners is establishing a stipend-based “duty crew” to encourage members to be available for fire and medical emergencies during the summer months when visitors flock to Read more…
ATLANTIC CITY – Atlantic City attorney Lee Levine of Levine Staller Sklar Chan & Brown, P.A. was honored for his support of the fight against terrorism at the Building Resilience in the New Threat Paradigm Summit on faith-based terrorism held at Stockton University June 11-12. Stockton President Harvey Kesselman said Levine, who Read more…
In anticipation for the upcoming 4th of July weekend, Join Together Atlantic County along with youth members from Atlantic County Stand Up and REBEL will be holding a Sticker Shock Campaign Tuesday June 25 at two Ventnor liquor stores. The campaign targets adults to educate them against purchasing liquor for Read more…
MARGATE – The Firefighters Mutual Benevolent Association awarded its annual O’Hara-McCormick Memorial Scholarships to four Margate students who have excelled in academics and are headed to universities in the fall. Firefighter Brian Duffey, president of FMBA Local 41, presented the $1,000 scholarships Thursday, June 20 during the Margate Board of Read more…
LONGPORT – On Friday, June 21, it was Franks with Officer Frank, the first in a series of community policing events designed to interact with the public, including year-round and seasonal residents and their families. Several Longport Police officers, including Officer Frank Lupperger, were on hand for the event, which Read more…
VENTNOR – It was a hard-fought season playing against many great teams but the Ventnor Middle School Falcons never gave up. The team took home the Division II championship trophy in the March tournament. “The team won four out of four games in the first week and five games, including Read more…