The Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office is investigating a head-on vehicle collision that caused the death of two individuals this morning. Their names are being withheld at this point because the investigation is ongoing and next of kin notifications must be completed. The crash occurred Saturday at approximately 7:30 a.m., in the area of Rt. 50 and Third Street in Mays Landing. The investigation revealed that a stolen vehicle was at fault in the crash. The occupants of that vehicle, one adult and three juveniles, have been charged based upon initial investigation and information presently available. The investigation, which is a cooperative effort between the Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office and the Hamilton Township Police Department, is ongoing. Notification of additional charges and information will be provided when appropriate.
New Labor Agreement For Golden Nugget AC Workers
Workers at Golden Nugget Atlantic City have approved a new one-year labor agreement, marking another step forward in contract negotiations across our city's casino industry. According to SouthJerseyNewsBeat.com, Local 54 of the Unite Here casino workers union ratified the contract on Thursday night, according to CDC Gaming. The approval means Bally's Atlantic City now stands as the sole casino property without a new labor deal in place.Union representatives are scheduled to meet with Bally's management next week to hammer out terms for that property's agreement.
Locals' Summer Bike Ride In Cape May
Residents and visitors of Cape May will have a chance to celebrate the quieter days of September on two wheels when Cape May holds its Locals' Summer Bike Ride next month.The free community event is scheduled for Wednesday, Sept. 16, and will feature a slow-paced, approximately three-mile ride through the city. SouthJerseyNewsBeat.com reports the ride will begin at the Cape May Community Center at 110 Ocean St. Registration opens at 5 p.m., with cyclists scheduled to depart at 5:30 p.m.
Family Donates $1 Million For Stroke, Neuroscience Care
A South Jersey family has donated $1 million to expand emergency stroke and neuroscience care at AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center's City Campus. SouthJerseyNewsBeat.com reports the gift from the Lees family will boost neuro hospitalist coverage, add specialized staffing, and upgrade patient-care equipment. Funding will also support new technology for first responders to identify neurological emergencies in the field and transmit critical patient data ahead of arrival. As the region's only Comprehensive Stroke Center, AtlantiCare says the contribution will ensure fast, life-saving care begins before patients even reach the hospital.
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