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The opening of the borough’s new inclusive playground at the 82nd Street recreation complex was welcomed by an enthusiastic crowd of borough officials and residents.
Back in January, Gov. Mikie Sherrill signed executive orders during her inaugural speech, including a rate freeze and direction to the Board of Public Utilities to issue bill credits to help customers deal with the high cost of electricity.
The action comes just after the BPU and the governor announced a $25 bill credit for all 3.6 million ratepayers in the state, along with a higher $150 credit fo...
The Stone Harbor Zoning Board's approval came after a push for preservation by a previous tenant of the 1935 house, who called it his mother's happy place.
The Senate has confirmed Benjamin Hertz-Shargel as a commissioner of the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities; he is now its president and a member of the gover...
The increase for coverage for state government workers would be 15.1%, and for local government workers, 17.3%, under an actuary's recommendations.
All four were among the first paid firefighters in the borough when the department expanded in January 2021 to include career staff.
Forecasters say high humidity will produce feel-like highs of 102 degrees in Cape May County and 109 degrees elsewhere in the state.
The city cut the ribbon on Harbor View Park improvements and heard plans for the final phase of Lafayette Street Park.
A Cape May County grand jury handed up 12 indictments July 14.
