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Stone Harbor Council’s Tourism Contract Sparks Resident Concerns
Stone Harbor Borough Council awarded a $70,000 contract to Princeton Strategic Communications for tourism and public information, prompting resident concerns about the firm’s ability to manage local events from a distance. The move followed the reassignment of the popular tourism director, Jenny Olson, to a recreation role, driven by the council’s desire for a stronger… The post Stone Harbor Council’s Tourism Contract Sparks Resident Concerns appeared first on Coast News Today.
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Police Seize Drugs, Cash in North Wildwood Arrest
Tahiem Howell, 46, was arrested in North Wildwood on March 21st, following an investigation into drug distribution. Law enforcement seized cocaine, heroin, drug paraphernalia, and cash during the execution of search warrants. Howell faces multiple drug-related charges, including distribution and endangering the welfare of a child, and is being held pending court proceedings. The post Police Seize Drugs, Cash in North Wildwood Arrest appeared first on Coast News Today.
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Ocean City’s Soleil Resort Project Listed for $25 Million
A $25 million beachfront property in Ocean City, already approved for a 111-unit condominium hotel called the Soleil Resort, is on the market, seeking a major developer. The “shovel-ready” project, with permits secured in 2018, aims to build a six-story luxury resort with amenities like a spa and rooftop deck, catering to vacationers and investors.… The post Ocean City’s Soleil Resort Project Listed for $25 Million appeared first on Coast News Today.
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Single-Lane Traffic Expected on Grassy Sound Bridge During Maintenance
Scheduled maintenance on the Grassy Sound Bridge from March 26th to April 30th, 2025, will cause minor traffic delays due to a single-lane alternating traffic pattern. Vehicle traffic should anticipate slight delays during this period. Boat traffic requiring bridge openings will not be affected by the maintenance. The post Single-Lane Traffic Expected on Grassy Sound Bridge During Maintenance appeared first on Coast News Today.
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Pain Specialists Admits to Fraudulent Billing Practices, Faces Financial Penalties
Pain Specialists, a New Jersey pain management clinic, pleaded guilty to healthcare fraud for billing insurers using a physician’s ID when he wasn’t present, resulting in higher reimbursements. The clinic will pay approximately $59,000 in restitution and $82,000 in criminal fines, and has also agreed to a $240,000 civil settlement for similar improper billing practices.… The post Pain Specialists Admits to Fraudulent Billing Practices, Faces Financial Penalties appeared first on Coast News Today.