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803 storiesnewest firstlatest September 11, 2026page 10 of 41
Wildwood officials unveiled a plan to redesign the 1.3‑mile boardwalk with taller buildings, parking garages and convention‑center support, aiming to boost year‑round economic activity as part of the city’s long‑term development strategy.
QuickChek will serve free coffee to teachers and first responders each Monday at its New Jersey locations, including Wildwood, through October 2026 as part of a statewide appreciation program.
The Wildwood Police Department issued an advisory urging residents not to feed coyotes after a rise in sightings, especially in the Back Bay area, to keep the animals wary of people.
Air show organizers in the Wildwoods will hold a 9/11 aerial salute and memorial on Sept. 11, 2026, as part of the Thunder Over the Waves event, with the main air show on Sept. 12‑13, marking the attacks’ 25th anniversary.
Cape May County officials issued step‑by‑step instructions for residents, including those in Wildwood, to enroll in an emergency alert system ahead of the 2026 hurricane season, aiming to improve timely warnings.
Wildwood officials and developers unveiled a plan on September 3 to redevelop the 1.3‑mile boardwalk with taller buildings, parking garages, and expanded convention center support, aiming to boost year‑round economic activity. The proposal seeks to modernize the waterfront while preserving the boardwalk’s historic appeal.
Amazon is recalling 31,000 fire‑spray canisters nationwide after nine explosion reports, urging consumers to stop use and return the product for a refund.
Walmart and other major retailers are recalling over 2.3 million candy products nationwide due to a choking hazard from broken pieces, urging consumers to return the items promptly.
Wildwood officials have warned residents not to feed coyotes after a rise in sightings, urging the public to report any aggressive behavior to protect safety.
A lawsuit filed on September 9, 2026 accuses the City of Wildwood and its police department of negligence after a DUI simulation at the 2024 National Night Out injured bystanders, including an 11‑year‑old operator. The case alleges the demonstration was unsafe and seeks damages.
New Jersey’s environmental agencies have banned twenty common items from being placed in regular garbage, effective statewide on September 10, 2026, to protect health and the environment. Residents are asked to follow new disposal guidelines that promote recycling and proper waste handling.
The NJ 101.5 weather team forecast sunny skies and moderate surf for New Jersey beaches, including Wildwood, on September 10, 2026, to guide beachgoers and boardwalk visitors.
City Hall in the Jersey Shore introduced a new perk on September 10, 2026, offering convenient, nutritious food choices for municipal employees as part of a broader workplace wellness initiative.
A driver was arrested on Wednesday for indecent exposure after ignoring a barricade at a New Jersey school drop‑off zone, highlighting enforcement of safety measures in school areas.
A New Jersey store chain will provide free fuel to teachers and first responders on September 11 and every Monday thereafter, with locations including Wildwood. The promotion serves as a thank‑you to educators and emergency personnel.
A September 2026 lawsuit accuses Wildwood Police of negligence after a 2024 National Night Out drunk‑driving simulation caused a golf cart to strike several attendees, seeking compensation and accountability.
During a routine traffic stop on Rio Grande Avenue, Wildwood police seized two loaded handguns, a high‑capacity magazine and ammunition, resulting in three arrests and reinforcing local gun safety enforcement.
NJ 101.5 released its September 9 weather and surf forecast for New Jersey’s beaches, boardwalks and bays, offering essential details to help residents and visitors plan their day.
Wildwood’s draft redevelopment plan proposes taller buildings, parking garages, and mixed‑use projects along its 1.3‑mile boardwalk to boost year‑round activity and strengthen the local economy.
The Wildwood Police Department issued an early‑September advisory urging residents not to feed coyotes, to supervise pets, and to report aggressive animals after multiple sightings in neighborhoods and boardwalk areas.
