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Republican Curtis Bashaw's nomination fueling GOP hope in deeply Democratic New Jersey
Curtis Bashaw’s Senate nomination over Donald Trump’s preferred candidate in the New Jersey Republican Senate primary and the chance that Sen. Bob Menendez’s independent campaign could split Democrats is fueling GOP hopes they can put a reliably Democratic Senate seat in play this fall.
Beach work begins in North Wildwood
Sand has started flowing onto the beaches of North Wildwood with the start this week of a state and city replenishment project aimed at rebuilding some of the most eroded beaches in New Jersey.
Atlantic City Housing Authority director testifies on why deadlines were missed
The Atlantic City Housing Authority has not complied with court orders dating to December 2022 because it had no architectural and engineering firm to prepare plans and bids for replacing the old heating system and gas lines,Executive Director Tom Sahlin testified Wednesday.
State Police searching for man who fled watercraft stop in Lower Township
State Police are looking for a man who ran from a personal watercraft stop at a Lower Township beach during Memorial Day weekend.
Stone Harbor kindergarteners assist in terrapin release at Wetlands Institute
Kindergarten students from Stone Harbor Elementary School saw a year’s worth of wildlife education and science lessons pay off as they helped release diamondback terrapins raised at Stockton University back into the wild Wednesday at the Wetlands Institute.
GALLERY: Terrapins released at Wetlands Institute
Kindergarten students from Stone Harbor Elementary School saw a year’s worth of wildlife education and science lessons pay off as they helped release diamondback terrapins raised at Stockton University back into the wild Wednesday at the Wetlands Institute.
Stafford Township voters to decide on school district's $76 million bond referendum
Stafford Township voters will decide Sept. 17 whether they want to fund a nearly $76 million bond referendum for improvements to the K-6 school district's buildings.
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Mays Landing woman admits shooting husband in 2022 Christmas Day killing
A Mays Landing woman on Tuesday admitted shooting and killing her husband following an argument on Christmas Day in 2022, the Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office said.
Mullica Township man sentenced for sexually assaulting 13-year-old
A Mullica Township man was sentenced Tuesday to 16 years in prison for having sexual intercourse with a 13-year-old in 2022, the Atlantic County Prosecutor's Officesaid.
Pleasantville juvenile charged in stabbing of 15-year-old on Ocean City Boardwalk during Memorial Day weekend melee
A Pleasantville juvenile was arrested Tuesday for allegedly stabbing another teen on the Ocean City Boardwalk during a chaotic Memorial Day weekend, the Cape May County Prosecutor's Office said.
Two Gloucester County men die in Vineland crash
Two Gloucester County men were killed Tuesday morning after the vehicle they were in was struck by a pickup truck on Mays Landing Road, Vineland police said.
Mays Landing man found with drugs during traffic stop, police say
A Mays Landing man was charged with possession and distribution of a controlled dangerous substance following a traffic stop last week in theHarding Lakes development, police said.
Incumbent Mayor Judy Ward leads in Pleasantville Democratic primary
With half of all districts reporting, the three-way race for the Democratic nomination for mayor appeared to come down between incumbent Judy Ward and challenger Lawrence "Tony" Davenport, with a slight edge to Davenport.
Alexander, Salerno in tight race to challenge Van Drew
Galloway Township's Tim Alexander and Lower Township's Joe Salerno remained in a tight race for the Democratic nomination for the 2nd Congressional District on Wednesday.
Atlantic Cape to host offshore wind open house
The New Jersey Economic Development Authority will host public information sessions across the state regarding offshore wind, including one in Atlantic City.
South Jersey votes in primaries, and 15 more South Jersey stories you may have missed
The latest stories from The Press of Atlantic City, in case you missed them.
Palombos win GOP primary in Upper Township
It looks like the Upper Township Committee will again have a Palombo, and a spare, with Republican voters backing former Mayor Rich Palombo’s son and nephew in the Tuesday primary election.
Newly constructed houses you can buy in South Jersey
Check out modern homes in new communities around South Jersey
South Jersey neighbors: Obituaries for June 5
Read through the obituaries published today in Press of Atlantic City.
Newly constructed houses you can buy in South Jersey
Check out modern homes in new communities around South Jersey
Downbeach Express bridge fare increase to take effect June 17
Travelers who use the Downbeach Express, formerly the Margate Bridge and Causeway, will see a toll increase starting June 17.
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Atlantic City residents take to polls for primary election
Residents in Atlantic City and elsewhere took to the polls Tuesday for the primary election, and while the presidential candidates are already set for both parties, voters had the opportunity to decide who represents each party in runs for one U.S. Senate seat and all congressional seats.
Some Wildwood Crest primary voters got Wildwood ballots
Dozens of voters in Wildwood Crest’s 3rd District wrongly received ballots for Wildwood’s 3rd District for the Tuesday primary election.
Lower, Middle townships tap AtlantiCare for ambulance services
Middle and Lower townships on Monday approved separate five-year contracts with AtlantiCare to provide ambulance services.
Atlantic City mayor says critics are racist in Facebook post
Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small Sr. took to Facebook on Tuesday to defend his record in office and hit back at his detractors in a strongly worded post calling some of his critics racist clowns.
WATCH: Atlantic City police officer rescues teen, animals from house fire
An Atlantic City police officer rescued a 17-year-old girl, three dogs and a cat from a house fire last week, the department said Tuesday.
Paving begins to restore roads impacted by Del Haven water project
Several roads impacted by a Del Haven water project are being restored, Middle Township officials said Tuesday.
Judge to decide fate of 1,800 mail-in ballots opened too soon by Atlantic County Board of Elections
A judge will decide Friday whether the Atlantic County Board of Elections can count about 1,800 vote-by-mail ballots its staff opened too soon, after the board deadlocked in a Monday vote.
Big races, low turnout leading up to Tuesday's primary election
Unless today's attendance at the polls surprises, this primary election looks to be a low-turnout affair in spite of having a presidential election, U.S. Senate race and congressional races on the ticket.
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