By MADDY VITALE Whether renting a vacation home for a getaway with family or just enjoying a new home, or an old one, the last thing anyone wants to see are bugs. Bugs in the house, bugs on the floors, bugs on the windows, bugs on the countertops or bugs Read more…
Best-selling author, Time Magazine “Hero of the Environment,” “North America’s leading public intellectual on clean energy,” Michael Shellenberger is coming to Ocean City to support Save Our Shoreline in its fight against industrial wind farms. Save Our Shoreline — Stop the Wind Farms Off the Coast of NJ is proud to announce that best-selling Read more…
CAMDEN – An Atlantic County man today admitted sending a false distress call to the U.S. Coast Guard and submitting fraudulent information on a loan application, Acting U.S. Attorney Rachael A. Honig announced in a release. Andrew Biddle, 51, of Egg Harbor Township, pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Renée Read more…
The NATION’S LARGEST WIND FARM is planned offshore in New Jersey – from Long Beach Island to Cape May with over 200 turbines 15 miles offshore. (Photo Credit: Save Our Shoreline Facebook) By Tricia Conte I represent Save our Shoreline NJ, a group of nearly 4000 concerned businesses, homeowners, residents, Read more…
By NANETTE LoBIONDO GALLOWAY LONGPORT – The Board of Commissioners approved a resolution Feb. 27 authorizing Ed Dennis Jr. of Remington & Vernick Engineers to serve as municipal engineer for a three-year term that expires Feb. 28, 2023. Dennis, who also serves as municipal engineer in neighboring Margate, replaces former Read more…
By NANETTE LoBIONDO GALLOWAY LONGPORT – In the days before COVID-19, plans were in the works to create a beachfront park on a sandlot along Beach Terrace. The idea was put on hold until the last Board of Commissioners meeting when Solicitor Michael Affanato said he and Administrator A. Scott Read more…
LONGPORT – What do bread baking and genealogy have in common? Well, information about both topics can be obtained through the Longport Public Library this month. Among the many programs offered by the library this month is the virtual program, “Introduction to Bread Making,” offered by Longport residents Barb Law Read more…
By NANETTE LoBIONDO GALLOWAY LONGPORT – After several years of wrangling with the NJ Department of Environmental Protection, the borough is ready to move to the next step – getting a general permit for beach maintenance. A requirement for acceptance of the borough’s proposed Beach Maintenance Plan, which is ready Read more…
LONGPORT – The borough has implemented a program to assist residents who do not have computer access or are having difficulty pre-registering online for the COVID-19 vaccine. “Several residents have called me for assistance pre-registering for the COVID-19 vaccine. Some of our elderly residents don’t have computer access or email Read more…
The Longport Public Library will be presenting two virtual programs from the Museum of the American Revolution 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 16 and Tuesday, March 16. The Same Principle Lives in Us: People of African Decent in the American Revolution on Feb. 16 investigates American revolutionaries who struggled with the Read more…