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The North Shore Bar & Kitchen in North Wildwood will not reopen its doors as the owner engages in ongoing legal battles with city officials and contractors. Owner Ryan Fitzpatrick announced the permanent closure following stalled renovations that led to a recent lawsuit accusing the city and its construction office of misconduct regarding permits. While… The post North Wildwood Bar Permanently Closes Amid Legal Disputes appeared first on Coast News Today.

A prominent West Cape May dining location has officially changed hands following a competitive online auction process. The Exit Zero Filling Station on Sunset Boulevard was sold last week to Florian Furxhiu, a local restaurateur who owns several other establishments in Wildwood. While the final sale price was not disclosed, the property had previously been… The post Iconic West Cape May Restaurant Property Sold in Online Auction appeared first on Coast News Today.

The Department of the Interior has ordered an immediate stop to all large-scale offshore wind construction, citing classified national security risks related to radar interference. Reports from the Department of War suggest the massive turbines can obscure moving targets and create false readings, affecting five major projects across the East Coast. While federal officials emphasize… The post Administration Halts Offshore Wind Projects Over Security Concerns appeared first on Coast News Today.

The U.S. Coast Guard medically evacuated a 39-year-old fisherman suffering from stroke-like symptoms approximately 70 miles off the coast on Saturday morning. An MH-65 Dolphin helicopter crew from Atlantic City hoisted the man from the fishing vessel Ocean Prowler amid five-foot seas and choppy winds. The patient was flown to AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center for… The post Coast Guard Evacuates Fisherman Near Cape May appeared first on Coast News Today.

Ocean City Mayor Jay Gillian is the subject of a lawsuit filed in August alleging unpaid debts totaling nearly $600,000 tied to the now-closed Wonderland Pier. The suit, which also names hotel developer Eustace Mita, seeks to redirect consulting payments intended for Gillian to satisfy a judgment from a previous loan default. Mita, who purchased… The post Ocean City Mayor Facing Lawsuit Over Unpaid Wonderland Pier Debt appeared first on Coast News Today.