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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.
As a little girl, Shannon Hartey, of Mays Landing, lived for three years at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, fighting acute myeloblastic leukemia. The lost years were from ages 5 to 8, she said.
Four men wanted as part of an alleged Atlantic City drug-trafficking ring have been arrested a week after a raid by the Atlantic City Task Force ended with 14 arrests and a total of 28 charged.
A Pleasantville man who allegedly fled the scene of a fatal accident will face up to 10 years in prison after being charged today, Acting Atlantic County Prosecutor Jim McClain announced today,
Revel emerged from bankruptcy protection Tuesday, culminating a dramatic financial overhaul that frees Atlantic City’s newest casino of much of its suffocating debt and places it under new ownership.
ATLANTIC CITY -- Horses and a stagecoach paraded under a light fog before reaching Boardwalk Hall on Monday morning to promote the return of the Boardwalk Rodeo in October.
A local legislator is changing his approach to ensuring that owners of alternative-fuel vehicles fairly contribute to maintaining state bridges and roads.
Atlantic City police are looking for a man who allegedly kidnapped a tourist and forced her to take money out of her bank account in March.
The Chelsea Neighborhood Association will have a Meet the Candidates night for at-large City Council and mayoral candidates Thursday night at 7:30 p.m. The event will be held at cafeteria of the Our Lady Star of the Sea School on North California Avenue.
Atlantic City police were able to get a woman off the ledge of a casino after she threatened to jump tonight.
SOMERS POINT — A candidate for City Council was arrested last week on an obstruction of justice charge after a car crash, city police said.
A New York man was sentenced to three years in prison Monday for leading police on a chase down the Atlantic City Boardwalk last year.
Thirty-six new chefs received medals and certificates at a ceremony Monday at the Academy of Culinary Arts at Atlantic Cape Community College.
The long-awaited paving work on Tilton Road in Northfield will start later than expected, Atlantic County Executive Dennis Levinson said Monday — though he did give a completion date of within three months.
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