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Updated: Marmora pastor accused of trying to hire prostitute in November - Shore News Today
“The council told them if anyone says anything they are going to be fired,” said a church member who asked not to be named. This church member said the nursery school is “one of the most respected institutions in the community.
Marmora pastor accused of trying to hire prostitute in November - Shore News Today
“The council told them if anyone says anything they are going to be fired,” said a church member who asked not to be named. This church member said the nursery school is “one of the most respected institutions in the community.
Control of bullying must be done carefully - Shore News Today
The confrontation approach may not work today, though it also seemed to work for this area school principal, who asked to remain anonymous. “I was not bullied in grade school,” he said, “probably because I graduated with only 13 people, ...
Commissioners warn that 'rowdy houses' won't be tolerated - Shore News Today
“When the rooming house opens for business, any peace the neighborhood had goes right out the window,” said a resident who lives on Youngs Avenue, who asked not to be named due to living in close proximity to a property he considers a nuisance.
Mack dropped from Manco - Shore News Today
“Literally nothing has changed, nothing,” said the manager, who asked not to be identified. The celebrated pizza appears to remain the same despite the media hype. Co-owner Chuck Bangle would not comment on the change. Bangle did release information to ...
Borough tables law that would limit size, number of boats on property - Shore News Today
The resident, who asked to remain anonymous, also questioned the wording of the ordinance. “As it is now, it is confusing for residents to understand,” he said. Groon said that the commission would look into making changes and revisit the ordinance at ...
Jazz Festival reorganizes, struggles with debt - Shore News Today
One person familiar with the festival, who asked not to be identified, said the event got hit by a “perfect storm of problems.” The festival's main venue, the Cape May Convention Hall, was shut down in 2008 over fears for the stability of the floor, ...
Rowdy house ordinance waits on revision - Shore News Today
The owner, who lives in Wildwood year-round and rents to tenants, declined to give her name. “I would love to evict some of these people that are causing the problems, but with the landlord-tenant laws, I can't,” she said. In her opinion, the current ...
Post-NJN, radio aims for Jersey-centric - Shore News Today
The donor asked to remain anonymous, Marrazzo said, describing it as “with good reason.” He said the station would have been willing to identify the donor in the negotiations with Christie, but that was ultimately not necessary. ...
ACCC students protest anonymous tips to DYFS - Shore News Today
“I felt like it was a good cause,” said one student, from Wildwood, who asked that her name not be used. She was holding a sign that said “Stop Liars.” “I'm proud in a way, because I got to demonstrate my rights,” she said. “That's really what this ...
Christie's cuts are hurting kids, union picketers say - Shore News Today
“I just think that everybody's given up something,” one resident who asked not to be identified stated. “All he's asking them to do is take a wage freeze. ...