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Ocean City Gazette
The county prosecutor’s office is keeping an eye on the boardwalks in Ocean City and Wildwood, officials announced on Friday.Video cameras are installed on both boardwalks, with federal grant money from the New Jersey Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness funding the purchase.
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Wildwood Leader

WILDWOOD — Commissioners say they refuse to adopt the current FEMA advisory base flood elevation maps as they stand.
“I refuse to adopt any map that says that the back bay could see three feet of wave action,” Mayor Ernie Troiano Jr. said at the May 8 commissioner’s meeting.
However, if Wildwood commissioners do not adopt the maps, residents will not be eligible for grants to raise their homes and FEMA mitigation funds, according to Lawrence Hanja, a spokesman with the state Department of…
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Wildwood Leader

Watch for ‘Doo WW’ image
WILDWOOD- Now that it’s almost impossible to go anywhere on the Jersey Shore without seeing a “DO AC” magnet, Wildwood is hoping to get that same sort of recognition for their seashore resort, too.
Patrick Rosenello, executive director of the boardwalk and downtown improvement districts, said that the districts are unveiling 10,000 “DOO WW” magnets this week.
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Wildwood Leader
NORTH WILDWOOD- The city is planning to enhance Old New Jersey Avenue with a $450,000 grant from the state Department of Transportation.According to city administrator Lou Belasco, the grant will…
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Wildwood Leader
WILDWOOD- Morey’s Piers plans to install the last shipping container in the Artbox attraction on Thursday, May 16.The Artbox is set to be an artists’ community constructed from upcycled shipping containers at Adventure Pier. There will also be a museum shop and sushi bar called Café 4B.
The attraction is set to open June 13, but media have been invited…
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Wildwood Leader

There were no injuries reported in a fire Thursday that gutted a home on West Pine Avenue in Wildwood.
Firefighters say the multiple-alarm blaze began around 2 p.m. May 9, but were not immediately certain of the cause. Officials at the scene said the utilities had been shut off at the house, and no one was…
Wildwood Leader
News
- Final piece in place in Wildwood boardwalk attraction
- Wildwood defiant on FEMA maps
- Wildwood seeks to attract tourists with magnet campaign
- Improvements planned for Old NJ Ave
- North Wildwood updates website
- Shipping container art space to be completed this week
- PHOTOS: WWHS Carnival Prom
- House fire on Pine Avenue in Wildwood
- Bittner starts as Wildwood attorney
- Wildwood approves $23.9M budget
Opinion
- Bike paths good for everybody
- Students weigh in on what make school special
- Thanks so much for the memories
- Stop holding back Wildwood progress
- Commentary > Be careful on beach fee vote
- OPRA requests create transparency, not turmoil
- Praise for Byron’s work
- Poverty only a problem if seasonal workers stay put
- Thanks for support of military kids
- Gratitude for kindness to late father
Business
- New attraction at Splash Zone
- Funds to help Cape Assist program
- Convention center wins economic impact award
- Crest Savings supports Italian Fest
- Beach boxes are a leading cash cow
- Wildwood’s only theater for sale
- Mid-week holiday makes predictions difficult
- Anderson joins RE/MAX of North Wildwood
- New bike shop is riding high
- Kerrigan marks five years as RE/MAX broker
Events
- PHOTOS: Prom memories
- Scouts due in for Spring Fling
- Walk for Diabetes Cure is May 18
- PHOTOS: Hugs for Mother's Day
- Kidd meets kids on Wildwoods boardwalk
- North Wildwood plans Memorial Day observance
- Spring Boardwalk Classic Car Show returns to Wildwoods Boardwalk
- Library plans to be presented May 16
- SLIDESHOW Kindergartners take the stage at Margaret Mace
- Big hits at Sensational weekend
Sports
- COLUMN >> The athletes who establish the standards
- Ocean City youth football registration begins on Monday
- THIS MONTH in OCHS Sports
- Brigantine, Linwood play OCYAA Sunday
- OCHS alumni notebook
- OCHS girls clinch CAL lacrosse tie with victory over MRHS
- Raider spring sports roundup, edition of May 15, 2013
- Ocean City Raiders sweep Cape May County track titles
- Arenberg claims MVP honors as Middle wins Warrior Classic
- Schwartz gets 100th hit in easy Middle win

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