AtlantiCare’s six-year plan: medical school, major expansion, improving lives, strategic partnerships, becoming $2 billion institution ATLANTIC CITY — AtlantiCare President and CEO Michael J. Charlton unveiled the 6,500-employee institution’s ambitious Vision 2030 strategic plan Wednesday, April 10, intending to be a national leader in the way health care is delivered while pledging to improve the lives […]
OCEAN CITY – Three occupants were displaced because of a fire Monday afternoon on the second floor of a home at 1414 Simpson Ave. Ocean City 911 center started to receive calls at 4:46 p.m. reporting the fire and the Ocean City Fire Department responded within three minutes from being dispatched, according to public information officer […]
Willing to do research, not make rash decisions; refuses financial support Editor’s note: The Sentinel has been running profiles of the nine candidates running for Ocean City Council in the May 14 election. This week features First Ward incumbent Councilman Terry Crowley Jr., the only candidate who is running unopposed. All profiles are on the […]
Districts including U.T., Somers Point, have seen substantial aid declines TRENTON — A member of the Assembly Education Committee, Assemblyman Erik Simonsen told the panel meeting in Trenton last week that while he prefers to start fresh with a completely new school funding formula, he supports bills to help districts facing state aid cuts more […]
OCEAN CITY – A recently formed political action committee announced its endorsements for Ocean City Council in the May 14 election. Families of Ocean City United in Success (FOCUS) chose newcomer Paul Stryker in the Second Ward over longtime former councilman Keith Hartzell, who is running to get back on council. It also endorsed newcomer […]
DENNIS TOWNSHIP — The well-established two-story home at 2701 N. Route 9 in the Ocean View section of Dennis Township is like a time capsule from the early days of seashore living. Established in 1826 and comprised of eight small communities, the township was founded as a home to farmers and shipbuilders, thriving through the harvest […]
OCEAN CITY — The beachfront condominium at 3226 Wesley Ave. offers four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a wide-open great room overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and a wrap-around deck, along with more than $100,000 in yearly rental income. Listing agent Chris Monihan noted in his write-up of the second-floor Goldcoast home that weeks are commonly booked from […]
OCEAN CITY — Beautiful both inside and outside, the fabulous duplex at 5104-5106 Central Ave. is the perfect headquarters for a large family and friends to gather for a shore vacation. The second-floor and rooftop decks provide incredible views of the beach and ocean just a clam shell’s toss away. While being sold together, the […]
OCEAN CITY – While a slew of games for multiple teams were canceled because of rain, the Ocean City High School softball team had a big week, winning four games in a row to improve to 5-2 on the season. The Raiders used a three home-run performance to beat Holy Spirit 13-3 on Wednesday, April […]
See gallery below OCEAN CITY – After tying the school record for wins with 20 last season, the Ocean City High School girls softball team won’t be sneaking up on anybody this spring. On the plus side they have two strong pitchers – Jessica Mooney and Brooke Douglas – returning for their sophomore campaigns and coach […]
See gallery below OCEAN CITY – After a rain delay, the 2024 lacrosse season has finally begun for the Ocean City Red Raiders. Eleven different Raiders scored a goal in the season opener as they cruised past Cedar Creek High School 19-3 on April 4. After an early timeout, Ocean City scored nine consecutive goals […]
