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  • Demolition Begins on Ocean City’s Seaspray Condominiums

    In Ocean City, demolition is officially underway at the vacant 32-unit Seaspray condominium complex located at Bay Avenue and 34th Street. The structurally compromised property, which recently sold for nearly six million dollars, is being cleared to make way for a new 43-unit luxury development. The upcoming residential project will be known as The Drift… The post Demolition Begins on Ocean City’s Seaspray Condominiums appeared first on Coast News Today.

  • 19-Year-Old Faces Vehicular Homicide Charges Following Fatal Route 9 Crash

    A 19-year-old Lower Township man is facing vehicular homicide and DUI charges following a deadly Thursday crash on Route 9. Authorities say Edward McVey’s vehicle collided with another car in the Erma section of the township, killing one man and seriously injuring another. According to the Cape May County Prosecutor’s Office, McVey also faces charges… The post 19-Year-Old Faces Vehicular Homicide Charges Following Fatal Route 9 Crash appeared first on Coast News Today.

  • Five Jersey Shore Commercial Properties Go Under Contract in $18.3 Million Deal

    Five commercial properties along the Jersey Shore, including four that house The Original Fudge Kitchen, went under contract on September 23. According to Ironside Shore Wire, the prominent real estate locations are spread across Cape May, Ocean City, and Stone Harbor. The properties carried a combined asking price of $18.3 million, and the deal is… The post Five Jersey Shore Commercial Properties Go Under Contract in $18.3 Million Deal appeared first on Coast News Today.

  • 1981 Atlantic City John Doe Identified Using Genetic Genealogy

    New Jersey State Police have successfully identified a man found floating in the ocean off Atlantic City more than four decades ago. Using advanced genetic genealogy, investigators determined the body discovered in May 1981 was Glen Napoleon Burbage, a 59-year-old retired U.S. Coast Guard commander from South Carolina. Burbage had flown to Atlantic City just… The post 1981 Atlantic City John Doe Identified Using Genetic Genealogy appeared first on Coast News Today.

  • Flood-Damaged Golf Cart Sparks Jersey Shore House Fire

    A massive fire severely damaged a three-story house in West Wildwood Thursday morning after an electric golf cart exposed to floodwaters sparked the blaze. Firefighters arrived to find the Maple Avenue home heavily engulfed in flames. While no residents were at the property, neighbors confirmed a dog was still inside the house. The post Flood-Damaged Golf Cart Sparks Jersey Shore House Fire appeared first on Coast News Today.

  • New Jersey Man Sentenced for Bomb Threat at D.C. Church

    A Vineland, New Jersey, man is heading to federal prison after threatening to detonate explosives at a Washington, D.C., church attended by U.S. Supreme Court justices last year. Forty-two-year-old Louis Geri was sentenced to nearly six years behind bars, followed by three years of supervised release. Federal prosecutors had originally requested a sentence of more… The post New Jersey Man Sentenced for Bomb Threat at D.C. Church appeared first on Coast News Today.

  • Pop-Up Consignment Event Arrives at Hamilton Mall

    A New Jersey-based consignment company is temporarily taking over a vacant storefront at the Hamilton Mall in Mays Landing. Tag, You’re It is hosting its four-day fall pop-up sale inside the former Forever 21 space from Thursday, October 1st, through Sunday, October 4th. The retail event is open to the public, offering opportunities for both… The post Pop-Up Consignment Event Arrives at Hamilton Mall appeared first on Coast News Today.

  • New Jersey Expands Housing Initiative on State-Owned Land

    Governor Mikie Sherrill announced Tuesday that her administration plans to build 20,000 additional housing units on state-owned land, doubling an existing development initiative. The effort expands upon New Jersey Transit’s Land Plan from last year, utilizing newly identified state properties to boost residential construction. According to a recently released Housing Strategy and Progress Report, 15… The post New Jersey Expands Housing Initiative on State-Owned Land appeared first on Coast News Today.

  • North Wildwood Boardwalk Reconstruction Enters Phase Two

    The City of North Wildwood is launching the second phase of its multiyear boardwalk reconstruction project starting on or around Monday, October 5th. This phase requires the complete demolition and rebuilding of boardwalk sections between 16th and 17 1/2 avenues, as well as 23rd and 24 1/2 avenues, which will be entirely closed to public… The post North Wildwood Boardwalk Reconstruction Enters Phase Two appeared first on Coast News Today.

  • South River Elementary Reopens, Middle School Pivots to Remote Learning Following Mold Concerns

    South River Elementary School is welcoming students back to the classroom today after a two-day closure last week due to mold concerns. Meanwhile, students at the adjoining South River Middle School will transition to remote instruction for the day. District officials confirmed that weekend air quality tests for both buildings showed no issues, and professional… The post South River Elementary Reopens, Middle School Pivots to Remote Learning Following Mold Concerns appeared first on Coast News Today.