Gina G. Scala is a journalist for The SandPaper Inc, focusing on local news and events in Long Beach Island, New Jersey. With a keen interest in community stories, Gina covers a range of topics including local government, environmental issues, community events, and human interest stories.
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Gina's focus is predominantly on local news, with a specific emphasis on events and government announcements within the New Jersey area. She also covers topics related to offshore wind energy, holiday safety, community events, and utility disputes.
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By: Gina G. Scala
On the surface, a request by the LBI Surf Fishing Club at the Sept. 24 meeting of the Ship Bottom Borough Council to use the meeting room in the town’s municipal building looked routine before an ensuing discussion highlighted the complexities of approving it. “Our problem is that we have to have someone here,” Mayor William Huelsenbeck said, adding the […]
The Ship Bottom Volunteer Fire Co. is opening its doors next weekend for a meet and greet with its first responders, hoping to shed light on the plethora of opportunities for others to join their rank. Volunteer Ignite Night is slated from 4 to 7 p.m. on Oct. 11 at the firehouse, located at 20th Street and Central Avenue in […]
Proponent: Wind Energy Part of Necessary Strategy to Address Climate Crisis
Eric Den Uyl never thought he’d run the length of Long Beach Island, never mind do it just months after his mother, Claudia, lost her battle with cancer. But there he was on Oct. 13, celebrating with his father in the parking lot of Barnegat Lighthouse State Park after clearing the 52nd Annual Commemorative LBI 18 Mile Run in just […]
FacebookTwitterEmailPrintCopy LinkShare Mayors from all six Long Beach Island municipalities were among the signatories of a letter to the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities objecting to Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind’s plan to rebid its existing offshore renewable energy certificates.
The parent company of Atlantic City Electric is slamming claims it increased efforts to forcibly collect monies from delinquent customers ahead of the Nov. 15 moratorium on electricity shutoffs. “The company is currently making a final attempt to contact approximately 150 customers regarding possible disconnection,” said Candice Womer, a spokeswoman for Exelon Corp., which owns the South Jersey utility company. […]
Before Congressman Jeff Van Drew meets with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to discuss the next steps in its intervention into surging utility bills in South Jersey, he urged New Jersey regulatory officials to begin their own investigation into Atlantic City Electric. In an Oct. 16 letter to Christine Guhl-Sadovy, president of the N.J. Board of Public Utilities, Van Drew […]
Ship Bottom is slated to ask Ocean County to pave the parking area at Remembrance Park on Fourth Street sometime next year after a brief discussion about its 2025 Schedule C projects with the county road department. “Generally, we use $50,000. It does go into our budget,” Kathleen Flanagan, borough administrator, said. “We do pay them, but it’s at a […]
Ship Bottom officials are continuing their more than decade-old work to address flood mitigation from storms as well as nuisance flooding in some of the most problematic areas, which has already resulted in a pump station on Central Avenue and an ordinance regulating bulkheads. “In an effort to gather all the data, we had a survey done. We just received […]
A local grassroots organization condemned an arm of the federal government for spurning the National Environmental Policy Act as it completed its final review to assess potential offshore wind development actions across 488,000 acres in the New York Bight, an area north of the Atlantic Shores South project. The latter offshore wind farm is planned off the coast of Long […]
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