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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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- Class of 2013 graduates from Atlantic Cape Community College
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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.
- Catching Up: Atlantic City Housing Authority says more security cameras are coming
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Thirteen Months Ago: A.C. Housing Authority plans security cameras
- State releases details of "Operation Swill" that targeted Marmora restaurant
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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
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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.
- New population estimates from Census Bureau show South Jersey's population holding steady
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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.
- South Jersey shore towns promote their resiliency following Sandy
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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.
- State officials say people who ordered the good stuff were served cheap liquor; local firms part of probe
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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.
- Upper Township restaurant allegedly charged customers for top-shelf liquor, served cheaper varieties
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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
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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.
- Wildwood girl wins a shot at national marbles title
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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.
- North Wildwood seeks to buy field for $3 million, preserve it as open space
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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
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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
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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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