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Offshore wind opponent 'not surprised' by project delay along Jersey coast
An offshore wind company is asking regulators in New Jersey to hit pause on the project off the coast of Atlantic and Ocean Counties, citing supply chain problems. An offshore wind opponent says these problems were predictable.
Heavy Thunderstorms With Damaging Winds Possible Across Parts of Long Island & Connecticut
Strong Gust Front Entering New England With Much Cooler Air Arriving. Good evening everyone. As expected and discussed in this morning's article, a strong gust front containing heavy showers & thunderstorms, has moved through the New York City Metro area and now impacting parts of Long Island & Connecticut.
Top N.J. football storylines & more from thrilling and action-packed Week 1
The 2024 New Jersey high school football season is now officially in full swing. After a tremendous opening weekend prior to Labor Day, Week 1 of the season kicked off with several Thursday night games and continued right through Saturday with plenty of thrilling contests and exciting action throughout the state.
Another New Jersey School District Is Banning Cell Phones This Year
Now that Labor Day is in the rearview mirror, it's time for a lot of NJ families to get ready for back to school. Back to school was always one of my favorite items of the year when I was younger; back to seeing my friends at lunch every day, after-school activities kicked up again, and of course, it meant a return to routine, which I'm a big fan of.
Major change at Six Flags affects evening visitors to NJ theme park
JACKSON — If you’re a kid and want to go to Great Adventure this fall, you must have an adult with you. Starting this Saturday, Sept. 7., Six Flags will implement a new chaperone policy that requires all guests 15 years old and younger to be accompanied by an adult who is at least 21 years old to be admitted to or remain in the park after 5 p.m.
NJ salesman accused of $200K money laundering scheme
🔲 Salesman allegedly racked up credit card charges. 🔲 Resale of printed labels netted $200K, police say. A 55-year-old Manasquan man has been accused of ripping off a former sales client by racking up credit card charges and reselling goods for more than $200,000. Adam C. Kleinwaks, who...
Atlantic City's top casino underpaid its online gambling taxes by $1.1M, regulators say
New Jersey gambling regulators say Atlantic City's top-performing casino, the Borgata, underpaid some of its internet gambling taxes twice by taking almost $15 million more in credits than it was entitled to.That led the casino to pay $1.1 million less in taxes than it should have.The state Division of Gaming Enforcement said the casino was ordered to pay the full amount of taxes due, with penalties and interest totaling $1.3 million.The money has already been paid, including a $75,000 civil penalty, the state said."The Division views this matter as serious," its acting director, Mary Jo Flaherty, wrote in an Aug....
Oh No! Restaurant Voted Best Breakfast in NJ is Up For Sale
The restaurant that has been voted as having the best breakfast in New Jersey is up for sale. Sigh. The place is great. It's on the Anthony Bourdain Food Trail. It's been a family-owned and run business for the last 50 years. I'm a huge fan of small, family businesses.
Black students honored decades after desegregating New Jersey boarding school
An atrium at the Lawrenceville School in New Jersey renamed after the school's first two Black students is seeing its first school year, which started this week. Students will walk through the Battle-Fitzgerald entrance and atrium, which honors Lyals Battle and Darrell Fitzgerald and celebrates the boarding school's progress in racial diversity.In the atrium, they'll have the chance to view memorabilia from the alumni behind glass cases and read a plaque on the wall that recounts the history of desegregation on campus after the Supreme Court's Brown v. Board of Education decision in 1954.But while boarding schools like Lawrenceville across the...
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