Heaviest White Marlin Takes Top Prize at 2026 Tournament
The angler who caught the heaviest white marlin at the 2026 Mid‑Atlantic Fishing Tournament received the top cash prize, underscoring the region’s active sport‑fishing community.
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The angler who caught the heaviest white marlin at the 2026 Mid‑Atlantic Fishing Tournament received the top cash prize, underscoring the region’s active sport‑fishing community.
A August 23, 2026 report finds New Jersey’s industrial market remains robust, especially as newer properties attract tenants, suggesting continued resilience and influencing future development and investment.
Wildwood Beach Patrol is scaling back lifeguard coverage for summer 2026 due to a shortage of qualified lifeguards and budget limits, concentrating staff on select beaches while urging the public to stay cautious.
NJ 101.5’s Saturday forecast provides weather and surf details for New Jersey beaches, boardwalks, and bays, helping residents and visitors plan their coastal activities.
Wildwood residents oppose a new parking-limit sign on the boardwalk, fearing it could hurt tourism and local businesses, while city officials say it aims to improve traffic flow.
Consumer experts warn that scammers in New Jersey are using tampered tap‑to‑pay devices to overcharge shoppers, sometimes billing $1,000 for a $50 purchase. Shoppers are urged to verify transaction amounts at the terminal and monitor statements for errors.
A countywide traffic sweep on August 21 in Cape May County stopped 48 vehicles, issued 17 summonses and led to two arrests, aiming to improve road safety. The effort involved coordinated law‑enforcement actions and will be reviewed for future impact.
The United States imposed a 50% tariff on select Canadian goods on August 22, 2026, after trade talks stalled, a move that could raise prices for shoppers and pressure Canada to resume negotiations.
The Cape May Police Department earned state accreditation in 2026 after a thorough review of its policies and operations, confirming compliance with professional law‑enforcement standards and marking a notable public safety achievement.
New Jersey health officials advise parents to keep children hydrated, dress appropriately, limit outdoor heat exposure, and never leave kids unattended in cars to prevent heat exhaustion and hot‑car incidents during the hot summer of 2026.
Wildwood officials announced a Back Bay redevelopment plan on August 19, 2026, featuring mixed‑use buildings, waterfront amenities, and upgraded public spaces to revitalize the waterfront and boost economic activity.
NJ 101.5 issued its Friday weather and surf forecast for New Jersey’s beaches, including Wildwood, offering guidance for safe beach and water activities.
A numbered rubber‑duck race featuring 3,000 ducks returns to Wildwood beach on August 21, 2026, offering family‑friendly fun and reinforcing community spirit as part of the town’s annual summer tradition.
The City of Wildwood received a New Jersey Water Bank grant (Project No. 0514001‑007) on August 19, 2026 to fund construction upgrades of its municipal water facilities, aiming to improve water quality and system reliability as part of a statewide infrastructure program.
Wildwood city officials released the updated summer 2026 opening and closing times for the boardwalk, effective immediately, to help visitors plan their trips.
The Wildwood Music History Tour launched on August 19, 2026, guiding visitors through historic venues and celebrating the city’s musical heritage as part of a cultural tourism push.
New Jersey planning officials approved a Wawa superstore on August 21, 2026, requiring traffic, landscaping and storm‑water improvements. The project aims to expand retail options while addressing longstanding traffic concerns.
On August 19, 2026, the Wildwood City Council approved the FY 2026 budget, outlining funding for essential services, infrastructure maintenance and community programs. The plan sets the financial direction for the city’s operations and projects over the next year.
Wildwood, NJ hosted a weekend of fireworks, live music and historical exhibits on August 19‑20, 2026 to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary, drawing residents and visitors to mark the national milestone.
NJ 101.5’s August 20 guide lists a variety of restaurants in and near Wildwood, helping locals and tourists find the best dining options for the summer season.