They’re 5-3 on the season with losses to some of the toughest S.J. teams CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE – The Red Raider girls swim team has lost three meets this season to strong opponents – Egg Harbor Township, Mainland Regional and Our Lady of Mercy Academy – but has offset that with five wins. The […]
School board president: This is a bit of a bomb dropped on us OCEAN CITY – Superintendent of Schools Dr. Christian Angelillo “dropped a bomb” on the Ocean City Board of Education Thursday evening, catching members by surprise by announcing his plans to retire at the end of the school year. Angelillo, 53, who will […]
Ocean City celebrates Dr. King with singing, speeches, awards and a community meal OCEAN CITY — Ocean City celebrated the life and legacy of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on Jan. 19 with a ceremony overflowing with good will and powerful emotions. The city’s Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration brings the religious, […]
PETERSBURG — Township Committee is preparing to generate as much as $9 million in revenue from a renewable energy firm generating electricity atop an old landfill. Committeeman Tyler Casaccio said Jan. 12 that he had met with interested contractors about renting the old landfill on Butter Road for a solar project. “They’re going to lease the […]
PETERSBURG — Deputy Mayor Victor Nappen II said Jan. 12 that installation of an Outdoor Fitness Court will be part of upcoming renovations to the skatepark at Amanda’s Field. He described it as a workout facility reminiscent of a playground, noting there is one adjacent to Ocean City High School. Committeeman Zach Palombo said the […]
BEESLEYS POINT — While many houses at the shore are built as vacation homes to be used only during the summer months, the newly renovated stunner at 17 E. Golden Oak Lane in Upper Township was clearly designed with family in mind. “With every detail newly completed and no expense spared in the finish work, […]
OCEAN CITY — Watch the sun rise on another great day at the beach from the front porch at 3600 Central Ave., Unit C3. Covered to keep out the elements, the wide porch provides the perfect vantage point to welcome the morning with a hot cup of coffee in hand. Updated and upgraded inside and […]
OCEAN CITY — Be the first to track sand across the beautiful wide-plank European oak hardwood floors in the new home at 801 St. James Place. The spacious single is amazing both outside and inside, where there are five bedrooms — including a top-floor primary suite — five bathrooms, an open great room and multiple […]
It’s only the second loss of the season for Ocean City; Mainland up next OCEAN CITY – The Red Raiders had won their last four games by an average of 26 points but were put to the test against the Holy Spirit Spartans. Despite a late push by Ocean City High School, the Raiders eventually […]
After 6-2 start, Ocean City basketball now 6-6, including two narrow losses OCEAN CITY – It was a tough stretch of games for the Ocean City High School girls basketball team after a great 6-2 start to the season. The Red Raiders finished the week with a 42-26 loss to the Haddonfield Memorial High School […]
They’re 5-3 on the season with losses to some of the toughest S.J. teams CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE – The Red Raider girls swim team has lost three meets this season to strong opponents – Egg Harbor Township, Mainland Regional and Our Lady of Mercy Academy – but has offset that with five wins. The […]
Council didn’t want to appear indifferent to business fears Some in the audience at the Dec. 4 City Council meeting were surprised by the reversal of the August vote on the Wonderland Pier property that is home to a defunct amusement park. Others were shocked. We weren’t shocked. We didn’t know exactly how it was […]
Is City Council going to change its mind Thursday evening over the future of the former Wonderland Pier amusement park site? In spite of what seemed a definitive vote in August and subsequent support for a comprehensive study on that property, this is a resolution that just won’t die. Critics allege shady backroom dealing and […]
Three of the candidates running for the Ocean City school board have claimed their opponents are getting political in a non-partisan election. What is hypocritical is that all three of those candidates, in their profiles that appeared in last week’s edition of the Sentinel, all listed as most important getting a Republican elected governor. They […]
It was whipflash. The Ocean City administration rushed a resolution before Ocean City Council Sept. 24 to buy the former Crown Bank building and two parking lots for $12.6 million. The prospect was to make the old high-rise at 801 Asbury Ave. into the new police station. The city was already planning to renovate and […]
