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Ventnor has launched a $7.1 million project to completely demolish and rebuild a 1.7-mile stretch of its historic boardwalk using state preservation funds. The reconstruction, which spans from Jackson Avenue to Cambridge Avenue, includes updated pavilions, ramps, and lighting to be completed in two distinct phases. City officials expect the first phase to conclude by… The post Ventnor Begins $7.1 Million Boardwalk Reconstruction appeared first on Coast News Today.

A 4-year-old boy was airlifted to an area hospital Sunday after falling from a tractor and being struck by one of its wheels in Dennis Township. New Jersey State Police report the incident occurred at a residence on Route 9, and the child’s injuries are currently considered non-life-threatening. Troopers initially met the victim at an… The post Child Injured in Cape May County Tractor Accident appeared first on Coast News Today.

Dooney’s Pub is scheduled to open its third New Jersey location this Monday on Tilton Road, following delays caused by a fire last November. The new restaurant, situated at the site of the former Tilton Inn, will initially offer a traditional menu with plans to eventually add seafood options tailored to its coastal setting. Management… The post Dooney’s Pub Set to Open Egg Harbor Township Location appeared first on Coast News Today.

A senior U.S. Army Corps official has announced plans to provide tens of millions of dollars for emergency beach nourishment across several eroded Jersey Shore communities. Following a tour of hard-hit areas in Cape May County, officials stated that the federal funding aims to repair significant sand loss from recent coastal storms before the summer… The post Federal Aid Pledged for Jersey Shore Beach Repairs appeared first on Coast News Today.

Atlantic City Police are searching for a man who allegedly left two dogs outside during freezing conditions, resulting in the death of one animal and the injury of another. The surviving dog was reportedly attacked by two loose pit bulls on the 300 block of Rosemont Place and is currently receiving veterinary care. While the… The post Animal Cruelty and Neglect Investigation Underway in Atlantic City appeared first on Coast News Today.

New Jersey State Police are requesting public assistance to identify an ATV rider who struck a trooper in Atlantic County last month. The incident occurred on January 17 in Buena Vista Township when a rider on an orange CFMoto CForce allegedly hit the trooper while fleeing into the woods. Anyone with information is encouraged to… The post Police Seek ATV Rider Following Injury to Trooper appeared first on Coast News Today.

Atlantic County Prosecutor William Reynolds is rejecting calls for his resignation following the acquittal of Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small Sr. and the dismissal of charges against the mayor’s wife and a local principal. Local NAACP President Kaleem Shabazz called for the move on Monday, alleging the failed child-abuse prosecutions were politically and racially motivated.… The post Atlantic County Prosecutor Refuses to Resign Amid Political Fallout appeared first on Coast News Today.

Construction of The Wild Resort on the Wildwood boardwalk has reached its midpoint and remains on schedule for an opening in late spring or early summer 2026. The 77,000-square-foot luxury development at Glenwood Avenue will feature 75 guest rooms, including 10 presidential suites equipped with private outdoor jacuzzis. Amenities at the five-story property are set… The post Wildwood’s New Luxury Resort on Track for Summer Debut appeared first on Coast News Today.

A New Jersey state Senate committee has unanimously approved a bill that would allow shore towns to offer free or discounted beach badges to teenagers between the ages of 12 and 17. The proposal also aims to expand discount eligibility to all honorably discharged veterans, removing current requirements for specific lengths of active-duty service. While… The post New Jersey Lawmakers Advance Bill to Lower Beach Costs for Teens and Veterans appeared first on Coast News Today.

Federal and state agencies have launched a new study to revive a multi-million dollar beach nourishment project across Five-Mile Island after previous plans were scrapped due to local opposition. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is investigating alternative sand sources to address concerns from Wildwood and Wildwood Crest regarding dune height and beach access. While… The post Officials Pivot to New Study for Cape May County Beach Project appeared first on Coast News Today.