Could it be a 'banner summer' at the Jersey Shore?
That’s the way things are pointing. Businesses are already busy. Bookings are up. Real estate is hot. The only cloud, a shortage of workers.
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That’s the way things are pointing. Businesses are already busy. Bookings are up. Real estate is hot. The only cloud, a shortage of workers.
NJ Transit has mapped out how it plans to eventually achieve a fleet of zero-emission buses and modernized garages.
25 May 2021 Hollywood star and WWE champion John Cena has apologized to China for correctly calling Taiwan a “country” during the recent press tour for the movie Fast & Furious 9. His groveling mea culpa highlights the degree to which Cena’s career has become intertwined with Communist China — and how his employers at NBCUniversal and the WWE could have lost billions of dollars if they angered Beijing. In a video posted to China’s Weibo, John Cena acknowledged that he recently made a “mistake.” Though he didn’t elaborate, Cena appeared to be referring to a recent interview w...
Credit: (AP Photo/Mel Evans, File) File photo: At the beach in Seaside Heights, summer 2014 As New Jersey prepares to lift many of its COVID-19 restrictions next week, tourism boosters have a sunny outlook on the upcoming summer season at the Shore. “We are anticipating a great 2021,” said Diane Wieland, director of tourism for Cape May County. Wieland was among the panelists at the 13th annual Jersey Shorecast, hosted by Stockton University’s Levenson Institute of Gaming, Hospitality and Tourism on Wednesday. Atlantic City fared better last year than expected, according to Larry Sei...
AN SNP Common Weal group organiser has launched a David-and-Goliath court battle with a UK Government agency over North Sea oil and gas. An Edinburgh University medical student is also one of three campaigners challenging the Westminster-owned Oil and Gas Authority (OGA) and Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng at the High Court. The trio, represented by prominent legal firm Leigh Day, includes independence activist Kairin van Sweeden, the daughter of an oil worker, and Edinburgh University medical student Mikaela Loach. Together with former refinery worker Jeremy Cox, they’ve applied ...