Vince Conti

CAPE MAY – The City Council is moving to help the Public Works Department after the department reported it is being overwhelmed by the amount of curbside recycling coming from some commercial establishments.

CAPE MAY CITY – The city is raising its license and development fees.

STONE HARBOR – Borough Administrator Manny Parada says that changes in state Department of Environmental Protection water permit regulations will require the addition of as many as 14 new borough employees.

Readers are reminded that not only are all individuals listed below presumed innocent unless proven guilty, there may also be multiple individuals who share the same name, even in the same town.

Nine New Jersey towns have filed a legal challenge to what state officials called a landmark bill overhauling aspects of the state’s affordable housing statutes.

AVALON – The Borough Council has approved a $7 million bond ordinance for renovations of Bay Park Marina, and has awarded an $8.6 million construction contract for the project to Fred M. Schiavone Construction Inc. of Malaga.

OCEAN CITY – The City Council has introduced a $6.3 million bond ordinance, with $3.3 million for the purchase of two parking lots adjacent to the municipal lot behind City Hall and $3 million for boardwalk improvements. The purchase of the lots will add 44 parking spaces near the downtown Asbury Avenue shopping and dining […]

Atlantic City Electric workers at the Lake Avenue substation in Wildwood.

Attorneys for Burlington and Middlesex counties have sent a settlement agreement to a federal judge in which the clerks for those two counties agreed they will not issue primary election ballots that are in the long-used county line format. The ballot will now have to be organized by the office sought.

Many Ocean City residents have concerns about the future of the Wonderland Pier site, and are voicing them to city officials.