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Adults, Players Clash in Youth Hockey Melee; Police Investigate
A youth street hockey tournament in Egg Harbor Township erupted in a brawl involving players, adults, and coaches, prompting suspensions and a police investigation. Videos of the incident, showing adults fighting on the rink, circulated online before being turned over to authorities. The American Ball Hockey Alliance suspended two teams and a coach, pledging further… The post Adults, Players Clash in Youth Hockey Melee; Police Investigate appeared first on Coast News Today.
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Atlantic City Fire Displaces 17, Injures Firefighter
A fire on Adriatic Avenue in Atlantic City displaced 17 residents and injured a firefighter Thursday night. The blaze, reported at 10:10 p.m. and contained by 11:30 p.m., is under investigation, with the Red Cross assisting those displaced. The post Atlantic City Fire Displaces 17, Injures Firefighter appeared first on Coast News Today.
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Ocean City to Erect 120-Foot Cell Tower to Settle Verizon Lawsuit
Ocean City is set to approve a 120-foot cellphone tower at its southern end to settle a lawsuit from Verizon, who claimed the city violated federal telecommunication laws by denying their equipment installation. This decision follows Ocean City’s 2023 resolution limiting tower placement, which prompted Verizon’s legal challenge citing a “significant gap” in wireless coverage.… The post Ocean City to Erect 120-Foot Cell Tower to Settle Verizon Lawsuit appeared first on Coast News Today.
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Rosenello to Leave Mayor’s Office, Zampirri To Run in North Wildwood
North Wildwood Mayor Patrick Rosenello announced he will not seek reelection after 12 years, opting instead to run for a council seat, and endorsed Council President Sal Zampirri Sr. as his successor. Rosenello cited a desire for more personal time and a belief that a new perspective would benefit the city, while Zampirri expressed readiness… The post Rosenello to Leave Mayor’s Office, Zampirri To Run in North Wildwood appeared first on Coast News Today.
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NJ Community Gardens and Farms Eligible for USDA Funding
The USDA’s NRCS is providing grants, ranging from $5,000 to $20,000, to support community gardens and farms in New Jersey, focusing on environmental stewardship and sustainable agriculture, particularly in underserved areas. Eligible projects include conservation education and engagement with historically underserved growers, with applications due by June 6th. The funding also supports established USDA People’s… The post NJ Community Gardens and Farms Eligible for USDA Funding appeared first on Coast News Today.