Erin Ledwon is a Hubmaster for the Cape May County Herald, focusing on local news and events in Cape May County, United States. With a passion for community journalism, Erin covers a wide range of topics including crime, education, government, and human interest stories that impact the local residents.
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Erin Ledwon's coverage primarily focuses on local news, including government announcements and press releases in Cape May County, United States. The topics covered range from public utilities to crime, education, weather, infrastructure, and community news.
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ISO field representative Jeff Gordon, center, presents a certificate of Class 1 recognition to Ocean City Fire Chief Jim Smith, left, and Ocean City Mayor Jay Gillian.
Congress has dragged its feet on important health care reforms that would protect patients long enough. With legislators hammering out the details on a must-pass budget bill, now is the time to address and reform the harmful, profit-driven insurer and pharmacy benefit manager practices that threaten access, affordability, and the entire prescription drug marketplace.
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By: Erin Ledwon
Governor Phil Murphy was joined by Acting Commissioner of Education Kevin Dehmer at Millridge School in Secaucus to highlight the impact access to preschool is having on New Jersey families as part of his administration’s record investment to expand access to preschool statewide. The visit coincides with the announcement of another round of Fiscal Year […]
OCEAN CITY – The Ocean City Fire Department and Ocean City Police Department responded to a report of a structure fire at 1914 Asbury Avenue at 10:45 a.m. Wednesday, March 13. Black smoke was coming from outside the second floor of a residence. Police found a deceased male outside the building on the second-floor landing […]
The nation’s community colleges began as Junior Colleges. The idea grew out of the prolific mind of William Rainey Harper, the president of the University of Chicago, who experimented with the German model of post-secondary education when he separated the first two years of the baccalaureate program from the more intense last two years in […]
On Wednesday, April 10, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced new rules for the monitoring and removal of Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) in drinking water. PFAS are a class of manufactured chemical compounds that have been increasingly identified as dangerous to health. PFAS exist all around us in everyday commodities in home and work environments, […]
The Board of County Commissioners meets twice a month, where they typically approve a salary resolution, which “authorizes the hiring of new County employees, temporary assignment pay, salary changes or corrections, title changes and promotions of County employees when applicable,” per the meeting agendas posted to the county website.
CREST HAVEN – Cape May County Commissioner Will Morey has criticized his fellow commissioners for sending notice to the Delaware River and Bay Authority that they would not automatically renew the authority’s lease on the county airport.
In November 2020 two out of every three New Jersey voters said yes to legalizing cannabis. The vote was the same in Cape May County where 66% of the ballots cast said yes to marijuana legalization. We find ourselves four years later with medical cannabis dispensaries, adult-use retail stores, and even with underage use that […]
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