NJ public school enrollment falls to lowest level in quarter century
NJ Monitor By Nikita Biryukov Enrollment in New Jersey public schools fell to the lowest levels recorded in almost a quarter-century during the state’s most recent annual count, diving past pandemic lows to reach depths not seen since the turn of the millennium....
Events and Happenings
Multi-day Events Fool Moon Theatre Presents The Drowsy Chaperone Friday, July 24 – Sunday, July 26 Margate Community Church, 8100 Ventnor Avenue, Margate Join Fool Moon Theatre Company as they present the five-time Tony Award-winning musical comedy “The Drowsy...
Lucy the Elephant to celebrate three milestones at rescheduled birthday party next Saturday
On Saturday, Aug. 1, there will be a celebration held for Lucy the Elephant’s 145th birthday, the 50th anniversary of Lucy being designated as a National Historic Landmark and the 250th birthday of America. The red, white and blue-themed celebration will take place...
NJ e-bike law requiring registration, insurance now in effect
New Jersey’s overhauled e-bike rules are now in effect, meaning thousands of riders across the state must be licensed, registered, and in some cases insured for the first time. Under a law signed by then-Gov. Phil Murphy before he left office in January, e-bikes fall...
Skip the crowds, not the summer: Check out these fun escapes
There comes a point in every South Jersey summer when even the most devoted beach lovers start asking the same question: “Is there anywhere to go that doesn’t involve circling for parking, standing in line, or weaving through a sea of beach...
