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New Jersey State Police have announced that the human remains discovered in a wooded area in Estell Manor last week belong to a white or Hispanic woman aged 40 or older. The remains were found by troopers last Thursday morning along Tuckahoe Road in Atlantic County. No additional information has been released as the investigation… The post Police Release Description of Human Remains Found in Estell Manor appeared first on Coast News Today.

Performers will be practicing aerial acrobatics over The Wildwoods today, likely between noon and 3 p.m., in preparation for the main Thunder Over the Waves Airshow on Saturday. The free event tomorrow will feature three hours of precision flying from numerous acts, including the U.S. Army Golden Knights. Spectators can watch the show from the… The post Airshow Practice Takes to the Skies Over The Wildwoods Today appeared first on Coast News Today.

A former Atlantic County school employee, recently charged with the sexual assault of a student, was in the process of being hired by the Central Regional School District at the time of his arrest. The district’s superintendent confirmed the job offer was rescinded and stated that a delay in receiving his background check occurred because… The post Man Charged in Student Sex Assault Was Nearly Hired by Central Regional Schools, Superintendent Says appeared first on Coast News Today.

New Jersey residents can get a REAL ID at a mobile NJ Motor Vehicle Commission unit in West Cape May on September 18. Appointments are required for the event and can be booked online starting at 11 a.m. this Thursday. The mobile unit will be located at the West Cape May borough hall from 10… The post NJMVC Mobile Unit to Offer REAL ID in West Cape May appeared first on Coast News Today.

The Cape May County Chamber of Commerce is warning that revised environmental regulations, known as the NJ PACT/NJ REAL rules, still pose a major risk to the local economy. Despite recent updates from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, the Chamber maintains the rules will curb development and increase construction and insurance costs, disproportionately… The post “Radical Climate Change Rules”: Cape May Chamber Warns NJDEP Regulations Still Pose Major Risk appeared first on Coast News Today.

Exit Zero Filling Station, a popular and uniquely themed restaurant in West Cape May, has announced it will permanently close after a decade in business. The owners confirmed the closure is due to the sale of their building on Sunset Boulevard, with the final day of service scheduled for Saturday, September 20. While the restaurant… The post ‘Our 10-Year Ride is Over’: Exit Zero Filling Station in West Cape May to Close This Month appeared first on Coast News Today.

Student loan debt has become the second-highest category of household debt nationally, and its impact is felt in Cape May County where 11.5% of residents have student loans, according to the Cape May County Herald. A concerning local trend shows that 56% of county residents with this debt have not obtained a bachelor’s degree, leaving… The post Cape May County Faces Student Debt Crisis; Over Half with Loans Lack a Degree appeared first on Coast News Today.

A fire caused significant damage to a multi-million dollar mansion in Ocean City late Thursday night. First responders found the Tobago Lane home engulfed in flames but confirmed it was unoccupied, and no injuries were sustained in the blaze. The cause of the fire is currently under investigation. The post Fire Damages $4.8M Mansion in Ocean City; No Injuries Reported appeared first on Coast News Today.

A Middle Township man is facing aggravated assault charges after barricading himself in a shed with an axe and injuring two SWAT officers during a standoff last week. Police were called to a West Shellbay Avenue residence on August 22nd after Stewart Allay was reportedly acting aggressively before arming himself. Allay was eventually taken into… The post Middle Township Man Charged After Injuring Two Officers with Axe During Standoff appeared first on Coast News Today.

A late-night fire on Thursday caused significant damage to a $4.8 million mansion on Tobago Lane in Ocean City. Firefighters arrived to find the rear of the home engulfed in flames but were able to confirm the residence was unoccupied. No injuries were reported, and the cause of the blaze is currently under investigation. The post Fire Guts Multi-Million Dollar Ocean City Mansion appeared first on Coast News Today.