Vice president Chris Hein, trustee Joe Seitz, and stewardtrustee Don Montgomery

Court Orders Jersey Shore Fishing Club to Leave State Wildlife Land After Decades of Occupancy

The Sunset Beach Sportsmen’s Club must leave its longtime site on state-protected land in Cape May County, according to a New Jersey appeals court, as its lease was never renewed. The Cape May Superior Court verdict giving the property to the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection was upheld. A site at Higbee Beach in…

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NJ Transit Launches Investigation into Union Leaders Paid $10,000 for Unworked Days

NJ Transit is investigating procedures that allowed two union leaders to receive $10,000 for days off. Two Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen leaders were allegedly compensated for contract discussions time off. An independent Integrity Monitor will investigate and report within five weeks, demonstrating NJ Transit’s transparency and accountability, according to CEO Kris Kolluri. The…

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NJ Transit Seeks Repayment from Union Leaders Over Improper Pay Claims

NJ Transit has ordered two top engineers’ union leaders to refund more than $10,000 in salaries, claiming illegal claims during difficult contract discussions. The transportation authority accused the union’s General Chairman and Vice Chairman of submitting timecards for unworked days, especially during negotiation sessions. The agency wants every unearned dollar. NJ Transit informed the Brotherhood…

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Newark Airport

Newark Airport’s Real Problem: United’s Monopoly Power and How It Hurts Travelers

A perfect combination of air traffic control meltdowns and airline consolidation has made Newark one of America’s most troubled airports, and passengers pay the price. Travel problems are synonymous with Newark Liberty International Airport. United Airlines’ monopoly position has long caused the airport’s problems, notwithstanding recent air traffic control meltdowns. This article explains why Newark…

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Heavy Muddy Flooding Strikes Hamilton Streets Following Water Main Rupture

On Wednesday afternoon, a huge water main ruptured in Hamilton Township, Mercer County, flooding two residential streets. The rupture sprayed muddy water across roads and into storm drains, endangering adjacent homes and motorists. Local water utility crews rushed to the breach near Jonathan Drive and Nottingham Way to investigate. Due to the disturbance, the company…

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N.J. heliport

New Jersey Heliport Faces Shutdown Following Deadly Hudson River Crash

After frequently violating zoning laws, a New Jersey heliport may be closed, raising concerns about Hudson County tourist helicopter excursions. The news comes months after a tourist helicopter crashed into the Hudson River 75 feet from Jersey City, killing six people, including a Spanish family. RTC Holding and HHI Heliport, where the crashed helicopter took…

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Bloomsbury Residents Rally Against Proposed Warehouse Development

Bloomsbury, New Jersey, locals are rallying to protest a large warehouse project that could disturb their little town. An important movement is forming. Bloomsbury, with its colonial past and peaceful rural setting, is stuck between local heritage and industrial expansion. The Tinsley Warehouse Project plans an 185,850-square-foot complex on 43.36 acres near Bloomsbury in Greenwich…

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Ocean County

Ocean County Receives Record $273K Grant for Litter Cleanup and Environmental Protection

Ocean County, NJ Clean Communities Grant was $273,576.97 this year. The state’s highest county payment. New Jersey cleans up trash and protects Barnegat Bay with this money. Many environmental and community cleanup activities will benefit from the funding. Programs reduce littering, clean up waste, and educate. The Ocean County Department of Solid Waste Management may…

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