Garden State Express: September 27, 2012

The elevation and flood buyout process has begun in Pompton Lakes, Atlantic City Council approves $103 million in bonds to pay casino tax refunds and construction has begun on a solar farm to power Lower Cape May Regional High School.

NJ Spotlight News | September 27, 2012 | Around NJ

  • The elevation and flood buyout process has begun in Pompton Lakes.
  • Atlantic City Council members approved $103 million in bonds to pay casino tax refunds.
  • Construction has begun on a solar farm in Lower Township that will power Lower Cape May Regional High School.

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