Atlantic County Starts Free Flu Shot Clinics
Atlantic County health officials are opening twelve free flu‑shot clinics at various locations starting September 15, continuing through October, to boost vaccination rates across the county.
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Atlantic County health officials are opening twelve free flu‑shot clinics at various locations starting September 15, continuing through October, to boost vaccination rates across the county.
Gabriella Ascione, a Wildwood city employee, was terminated on September 14, 2026 after being charged with larceny and unauthorized computer use involving $23,000 of city funds.
Costco’s croissants have been named among the best baked goods in Tasting Table’s new nationwide food guide, highlighting the product’s recognized quality.
Four New Jersey children’s hospitals have been named among the nation’s best pediatric hospitals, with one hospital earning a national ranking for the first time. The recognition highlights the state’s high‑quality pediatric care.
NJ 101.5 reports sunny skies and gentle surf for the New Jersey shore on Monday, September 14, 2026, giving residents and visitors clear guidance for beach activities.
John “Gig” Gigliotti, a 97‑year‑old longtime operator of Wildwood’s Sightseer Tram Cars, died on September 13. His three‑decade career made him a beloved figure on the boardwalk, and the community plans to honor his memory.
The Wildwood Boardwalk will remain open after Labor Day, extending its attractions into the fall. The extended schedule aims to support tourism, local businesses, and community recreation through the cooler months.
In the week of Aug. 31‑Sept. 6, 2026, Cape May County saw 48 home sales with a median price of $652,000 for a 2,352‑sq‑ft house, indicating a stable local real‑estate market.
The Wildwood Air Show on September 13, 2026, featured a U.S. Air Force F‑22 Raptor demo that thrilled a packed beach and boardwalk crowd, providing a high‑octane entertainment highlight for the community.
Wildwood officials presented a plan on September 3 to revamp the boardwalk with taller buildings, new parking garages, and stronger support for the convention center, aiming to modernize the area and boost tourism.
The September 12‑13 Wildwoods Air Show attracted a large crowd, resulting in a noticeable increase in sales for boardwalk vendors and highlighting the event’s economic benefit to the community.
Wildwood officials have warned beachgoers to keep a safe distance after several coyote sightings in recent weeks, aiming to protect both visitors and the animals.
A stylish new restaurant opening near Wildwood offers a four‑continent inspired menu, adding an upscale dining option for Atlantic County residents and tourists as the summer season begins.
Guided rail‑bike tours will run across Cape May's scenic rail lines this fall, providing a new, family‑friendly outdoor activity for locals and tourists alike.
New Jersey lawmakers are drafting two bills in the 2026 session to aid individuals with gambling problems and their families, aiming to reduce financial and emotional hardships. The proposals seek to provide broader support mechanisms for those affected by gambling addiction.
A popular bar‑and‑grill chain introduced a statewide value menu on September 14, 2026, offering a meal, drink and appetizer for under $12, targeting families and tourists in Wildwood and other locations.
John “Gig” Gigliotti, longtime Wildwood Boardwalk tram‑car operator and local icon, died at 97 in 2026, receiving tribute from the Sightseer Tram Car program.
Wildwood Police Department issued a 2026 advisory urging residents not to feed coyotes, keep a safe distance, and report aggressive behavior to prevent dangerous encounters on Wildwood Island.
NJ 101.5 provided a Sunday weather and surf forecast for New Jersey’s beaches, boardwalks and bays on September 13, 2026, helping beachgoers plan their day.
A lawsuit filed in 2026 alleges that a 2024 drunk‑driving simulation in Fox Park, Wildwood, injured bystanders due to alleged negligence by the City of Wildwood and its police department.