Christopher South

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LOWER TOWNSHIP – The Sunset Beach Sportsmen’s Club’s bar license has been renewed again, but this time without a letter of objection from the state Department of Environmental Protection. The Township Council voted support for the club license issued by the state. The state Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control requires municipal support for a club license.

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WEST WILDWOOD – The police force has lost another officer, leaving the beleaguered department with three officers and a sergeant, Commissioner Jane DiMattia said at a commissioner workshop session June 19. DiMattia said the borough is continuing to work with the county Prosecutor’s Office and neighboring municipalities on police coverage. Prosecutor Jeffrey Sutherland had asked nearby towns to help provide police services to the borough.

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COURT HOUSE – Three mayors and a representative for a fourth brought members of the Cape May County Chamber of Commerce up to date on projects and goals for the foreseeable future at a lunch meeting June 18. Ocean City Mayor Jay Gillian, Dennis Township Mayor Zeth Matalucci, Upper Township Mayor Curtis Corson and Laurie Boyd, reporting for Woodbine Mayor William Pikolycky, addressed the chamber’s monthly meeting, held at the Shore Club, at the former Wildwood Golf and Country Club.

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WILDWOOD CREST – Police Lt. Denise Holt has graduated from the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police Command and Leadership Academy, the Police Department announced. Holt successfully completed a demanding 13-week course at the academy that draws from the leadership model used at West Point.

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WILDWOOD CREST – Bacteria counts at some Cape May County beaches showed high levels of enterococcus bacteria on Monday, June 9, but levels were “below actionable levels” by the following afternoon. Enterococcus is a bacterium that lives in the guts of animals and humans and is present in fecal matter.