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Atlantic City Man Pleads Guilty to Fatal Stabbing
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Atlantic City Man Pleads Guilty to Fatal Stabbing

A 19-year-old Atlantic City resident faces 20 years in prison after pleading guilty to aggravated manslaughter in the 2023 stabbing death of a juvenile at Carver Hall Apartments. Trumaine Clements was apprehended within minutes of the attack with the weapon still in his pocket.

4/1/2026
South Jersey NewsBeat
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Morey's Piers Seeks 1,500 Summer Workers in Wildwood

Summer is right around the corner, and Morey's Piers in Wildwood is gearing up for another busy season. The beloved Jersey Shore destination is now hiring 1,500 seasonal workers, with opportunities for teens and adults alike.

4/1/2026
South Jersey NewsBeat
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Cape May-Lewes Ferry Goes Electric in Major Modernization

The Delaware River and Bay Authority is modernizing its iconic ferry service with a new hybrid-electric vessel that promises 35% fuel savings and a cleaner future for our region. The 75-car ferry will replace the aging Cape Henlopen and is set to arrive in 2029.

4/1/2026
South Jersey NewsBeat
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Your Electric Bill Jumped 20% Last Year. Here's Why.

A new report reveals that data centers are driving up electricity costs across New Jersey, accounting for nearly 70% of increased demand on our regional power grid. As these facilities expand to support artificial intelligence, lawmakers are debating who should foot the bill.

4/1/2026
South Jersey NewsBeat
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Tree Crashes Through Train Cab During Violent Windstorm

Powerful overnight winds sent a tree crashing through the engineer's cabin of an Atlantic City Rail Line train early Tuesday morning. Remarkably, no one was injured in the dramatic incident that highlighted the severity of Monday night's storm system.

3/31/2026
South Jersey NewsBeat
Girl Scout Cookie Season Wraps Up Around Ocean City
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Girl Scout Cookie Season Wraps Up Around Ocean City

Girl Scout cookie season brought Thin Mints, Samoas, and other favorites to communities around Ocean City earlier this month. Local troops set up booths at grocery stores and shops throughout the region to support their programs and activities.

3/31/2026
South Jersey NewsBeat
State Postpones Start of Standardized Testing in Schools
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State Postpones Start of Standardized Testing in Schools

New Jersey has delayed the start of standardized testing for students across the state, with assessments now scheduled to begin no earlier than April 5. The postponement affects multiple testing programs including English, math, and science evaluations.

3/31/2026
South Jersey NewsBeat