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Mail-in ballots not enough for Feeley in Sea Isle election | Breaking AC

1 month ago | seaislenews.com | Donald Wittkowski

Mail-in ballots were not enough to save incumbent J.B. Feeley from losing his seat on City Council in Sea Isle City’s first contested election since 2011. Final vote totals, including mail-in ballots, posted Monday on the Cape May County Board of Elections website showed that incumbent Councilwoman Mary Tighe and newcomers Mike Jargowsky and Ian Ciseck are the winners. Feeley was the low vote-getter on Election Night among five candidates vying for three open spots on Council.
One incumbent, two newcomers win in Sea Isle election | Breaking AC

1 month ago | seaislenews.com | Donald Wittkowski

Sea Isle City’s first contested election since 2011 produced some major surprises Tuesday night in the race for three City Council seats. Councilwoman Mary Tighe won re-election to her fifth term, but Councilman J.B. Feeley, the other incumbent in the race, finished last in the voting in his bid for a third term. Tighe and Feeley’s running mate, Mike Jargowsky, a retired Sea Isle police captain, was the top vote-getter in his first shot at elected politics.
Ocean City Develops Strategy to Deter Troublemaking Teens This Summer | Breaking AC

1 month ago | seaislenews.com | Donald Wittkowski

In the old days, police departments would often put a cop on each high-visibility corner in town to deter the bad guys. Reminiscent of that crime-fighting strategy, Ocean City is planning to “saturate” the streets and Boardwalk with a heavy police presence to prevent rowdy teenagers from disrupting the pivotal summer tourism season starting on Memorial Day weekend.
These 10 teams reportedly voted against the Tush Push ban | Breaking AC

1 month ago | seaislenews.com | Zak Wolf

In a rather shocking development, NFL owners voted to not ban the Tush Push Wednesday morning, according to The Athletic's Diana Russini. The vote, which would've outlawed the play, did not meet the 75% threshold needed to pass. BREAKING: The Packers' proposal to ban the tush push did not receive the required 75% support from the NFL's owners to pass, per source. The tush push remains alive.
Night in Venice boat parade to feature championship theme | Breaking AC

1 month ago | seaislenews.com | Donald Wittkowski

Super Bowl mania shows no signs of dying down in Ocean City – on land or in the water. The Eagles’ Super Bowl blowout victory over the Kansas City Chiefs in February has inspired a sports-themed celebration for the 70th anniversary of Ocean City’s Night in Venice boat parade on July 26.
Wildwood Outlines Strategy to Prevent Trouble on Memorial Day Weekend | Breaking AC

1 month ago | seaislenews.com | Donald Wittkowski

As Memorial Day weekend approaches, a series of crime-fighting measures aimed at troublemaking teenagers are being implemented in Wildwood to prevent a repeat of the tumultuous holiday weekend last year. A 10 p.m. curfew, a ban on backpacks and a heavier police presence on the Boardwalk will be in effect island-wide, according to a news release Tuesday.
Five Candidates Vie for Three Council Seats in Sea Isle Election | Breaking AC

1 month ago | seaislenews.com | Donald Wittkowski

Sea Isle City residents will find something unusual when they cast their votes in Tuesday’s municipal election – a full slate of candidates to choose from. For the first time since 2011, there will be a contested City Council election. Normally, Sea Isle’s elections are devoid of any drama because the incumbents routinely run without opposition. But that’s not the case this year.
Black Bear Dies at Cape May County Zoo | Breaking AC

1 month ago | seaislenews.com | Donald Wittkowski

An American black bear that savored peanut butter treats and was known for affectionately giving the animal keepers high-fives has died at the Cape May County Park and Zoo. Cody, a resident at the zoo since 2005, was euthanized by the veterinarian staff following a decline in health due to his advanced age. “At 20 years old, Cody lived a long and full life at the zoo, and he will be missed,” according to a news release Monday announcing the bear’s death.
Five Jersey Shore Toll Bridges Go Cashless Starting Saturday | Breaking AC

1 month ago | seaislenews.com | Donald Wittkowski

Don’t bother with cash and coins to pay the bridge tolls. Your money will be no good starting this weekend on the five Cape May County toll bridges connecting the beach towns along the scenic Ocean Drive. The Cape May County Bridge Commission, the public agency that operates the spans, is ending cash transactions beginning Saturday and will allow only the E-ZPass automated toll system for payment of the $2.50 fare.
SEPTA trolley crash in Norristown injures eight, one airlifted to hospital | Breaking AC

1 month ago | seaislenews.com | Anthony SanFilippo

A SEPTA trolley on the Norristown High Speed Line collided with the end-of-the-line bumper at the Norristown Transportation Center on Sunday morning, injuring eight individuals, including one who was airlifted to Temple University Hospital. The incident occurred around 9:45 a.m. near Lafayette and Swede Streets as the trolley was arriving at the terminal. According to SEPTA, the trolley made contact with the bumper at the end of the track, resulting in injuries to passengers.