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OCEAN CITY – Mayor Jay Gillian says the city has received suggestions from 170 individuals concerning how best to use the new land the city acquired adjacent to the community center.
By: Vince Conti
Get “The Wrap,” our take on the news of the week, in your inbox every Tuesday. Sign up at: https://capemaycountyherald/newsletter-subscription. Nov. 4 to 10 The Election The election was the story of the week, but while it may have held surprises for some in terms of outcomes at the national level, the races that county […]
New Jersey’s “looming fiscal crisis over the next four budget years is more dire” than economic forecasts from 2023 projected, according to a study by the Sweeney Center at Rowan University
The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities has approved a series of energy efficiency programs for the state’s electric and gas utilities, including Atlantic City Electric. The programs bring along with them increased costs to ratepayers.
In separate meetings on Nov. 12 the governing bodies of Dennis Township and Sea Isle City authorized an agreement to share municipal court services. The change comes at the end of a 10-year arrangement made in 2014 in which Dennis shared court services with Upper Township.
The Leapfrog organization, a national nonprofit that focuses on improvements in hospital patient safety, has released its fall 2024 hospital safety ratings.
Each year municipalities across the county have an item on the agenda of their governing body that has become routine: It is when the administration of the municipality reports to the governing body on the results of the annual state best-practice survey.
Get “The Wrap,“ our take on the news of the week, in your inbox every Tuesday. Sign up at: https://capemaycountyherald/newsletter-subscription. Nov. 11 to 17 He’s Back Eustace Mita, chief executive officer of Icona Resorts, is back with a proposal for a major resort hotel complex in Ocean City. This time it has been tweaked to […]
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AVALON – The borough is preparing to launch a competitive contract process for the management of the commercial activities and the performance of dock master duties at the borough-owned Avalon Sport Fishing Center.
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