WILDWOOD — Glenwood Avenue Elementary School released names of their students that earned the honor roll for the second marking period.

WILDWOOD — Voting started on Feb. 21 in the contest to name the 10 best beaches in New Jersey. The contest is run by the New Jersey Sea Grant Consortium and winners will be announced before the Memorial Day weekend. The three beachfront municipalities comprising The Wildwoods are the reigning champions in the competition, having won in three of the past four years. People can cast ballots for their favorite stretch of the Jersey shore at www.njtoptenbeaches.org.

WILDWOOD — The city will undergo a property reassessment this year that will go on the books in time for the 2013 tax year.

City Commissioners directed city tax assessor Jason Hesley to conduct a property reassessment in order to find out what the properties in Wildwood are really worth.

Fire Company No. 1 presents scholarships

WILDWOOD — The Wildwood Fire Company number 1 gave six $1,500 scholarships to local high school graduates after their first semester of college. The awards were presented to Katie Tirottta and Aidan Devlin from Wildwood Catholic High School, Kirby Thorton and Justin Fritz from Wildwood High School and Danielle D’Amico and Richard Zeigler from Cape May County Technical High School. The 18th annual scholarships are awarded in memory of Joseph R. Walto, a lieutenant in the fire company, who died while fighting a fire on the Ocean Pier on Christmas 1943.

Commissioner considering another way to boost revenue

WILDWOOD — Could beach bars be the answer to the city’s revenue woes?

Mayor ErnieTroiano said that the city has ruled out beach tags for this summer and wouldn’t move forward on the issue unless it was put to a public vote, but the mayor said he was talking with the area’s tourism officials about other ways to generate revenue from the beaches.