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New Jersey homeowners can now apply for Hurricane Sandy grant money
New Jersey residents whose homes suffered damage during Hurricane Sandy can now apply for their piece of $1.8 billion in federal grant dollars.
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Ribbon cuttings this morning show Jersey Shore is 'stronger than the storm'
Resort towns across the Jersey Shore cut mile-long ribbons this morning as part of the state's $25 million Stronger than the Storm initiative.
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Cape May also goes electronic for its new tourist guide
CAPE MAY — The city has a new tourism website and a 50-page information guide just in time for the summer tourism season that kicks off this weekend.
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Ocean City wants Boardwalk musicians to obtain permits
OCEAN CITY — City Council is considering an ordinance requiring musicians to get permits before soliciting money on the Boardwalk, a measure police said is necessary but others think will hurt the community’s character.
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President Obama to visit Jersey Shore on Tuesday with Gov. Christie
President Barack Obama will visit New Jersey with Gov. Chris Christie next week, a White House official has confirmed to The Press of Atlantic City.
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Class of 2013 graduates from Atlantic Cape Community College
When Indira Pearce, of Somers Point, was laid off from her job in 2008, she was too worried about paying bills to think about going back to college.
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Catching Up: Atlantic City Housing Authority says more security cameras are coming
Thirteen Months Ago: A.C. Housing Authority plans security cameras
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State releases details of "Operation Swill" that targeted Marmora restaurant
Seizures of liquor bottles at 29 bars and restaurants in New Jersey on Wednesday were intended to protect customers from a dishonest way to increase profits, state Attorney General Jeffrey Chiesa said Thursday.
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After Sandy, the sand ... beach projects in full swing in South Jersey
The start of summer in some shore towns may feel more like a construction zone as they gird for beach replenishment projects aimed at repairing erosion caused by Hurricane Sandy.
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New population estimates from Census Bureau show South Jersey's population holding steady
New population estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau show that growth in South Jersey has generally come to a halt since 2010, with most towns in Cape May County seeing a drop.
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South Jersey shore towns promote their resiliency following Sandy
Several local resort towns, including Brigantine and Sea Isle City, will participate in the Friday launch of New Jersey's Stronger than the Storm initiative.
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State officials say people who ordered the good stuff were served cheap liquor; local firms part of probe
Nearly 30 bars and restaurants in New Jersey are being investigated for allegedly charging patrons for top-shelf liquor but pouring them cheaper varieties, the state Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control said Wednesday.
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Upper Township restaurant allegedly charged customers for top-shelf liquor, served cheaper varieties
Nearly 30 bars and restaurants in New Jersey are being investigated for allegedly charging patrons for top-shelf liquor but pouring them cheaper varieties, the state Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control said Wednesday.
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Climate conditions allow mosquitoes to thrive in South Jersey
Cape May County’s Department of Mosquito Control has been tracking the growth of mosquito larvae since April and killing them where they find them, using a bacteria not harmful to humans.
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Wildwood girl wins a shot at national marbles title
WILDWOOD — India McClendon won the girls marbles tournament in the Wildwood School District Tuesday, meaning the fifth-grader will represent the city at this year’s National Marbles Tournament.
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North Wildwood seeks to buy field for $3 million, preserve it as open space
NORTH WILDWOOD - The city wants to buy the popular Eighth Street field for $3 million to preserve the land, surrounded by homes, as open space.
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Ocean City's Welcome Center bundles info, art and views of bay
OCEAN CITY - There is no shortage of gorgeous homes here, but the property with gray siding and blue shutters on Route 52 may be one of the most beautiful - both inside and out.
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William Portalatin of Wildwood heading to National Marbles Tournament
WILDWOOD — Eleven-year-old William Portalatin has already earned a place in the history books, or at the very least a well-deserved pat on the back.
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Gas pipeline will reinforce fuel supply to Cape May County
A 22-mile pipeline South Jersey Gas is installing to supply the B.L. England power plant with natural gas also will reinforce the fuel supply to about 60,000 customers in Cape May County, all currently served by a single pipe.
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St. Augustine Prep graduates 'exit as men to serve,' salutatorian says
BUENA VISTA TOWNSHIP — The 173 members of St. Augustine Prep’s Class of 2013 received their diplomas Sunday, joined by several members of the Class of 1963 — the school's first graduating class.
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Cape May County Zoo's own 'Dr. Doolittle' thrives on listening to exotic assortment of symptoms
Dr. Hubert “Doc” Paluch has treated tigers, harbor seals, elephants, whales and lions.
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Hurricane Sandy victims can soon apply for grants to rebuild, help pay insurance premium increases
Shore homeowners hoping for help to raise or rebuild houses damaged during Hurricane Sandy can begin applying for the various programs Friday.
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Ventnor woman charged with '07 murder of husband after gruesome discovery
When Loretta Doyle Burroughs moved, she took her husband with her — packed in containers, according to criminal charges filed Friday.
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Yellow Sea: Allergy sufferers facing worst pollen season on record
Jay Rivera sees green every time a car or truck covered in yellow pollen pulls into the Sparklin’ Kleen Car Wash in Vineland.
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Cape May County towns add cameras to watch boardwalks
Identifying suspects who commit crimes on Cape May County’s boardwalks this summer will be easier after dozens of public security cameras recently were installed in Ocean City and Wildwood.