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Delicious Treats From Crumbl Cookies Sets Opening Date In Atlantic County Delicious Treats From Crumbl Cookies Sets Opening Date In Atlantic County
Delicious Treats From Crumbl Cookies Sets Opening Date In Atlantic County A popular bakery specializing in gourmet cookies and other desserts is close to opening in Hamilton Township. Crumbl Cookies will open its new location on Black Horse Pike in Mays Landing on Friday, Jan. 26, according to a Facebook post from Molly Nagy, director of operations for several New Jersey franchises. The store will be open from 8 a.m. until midnight on that day and Saturday, Jan. 27. The first 100 customers on those two days will get a special gift. "We are so excited that we have a date now," Nagy posted. "All of our corporate and town inspections have passed. WOOHOO! …

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by Chris Spiker
Business
South Jersey Hotel, Waterpark Shuttered By Pandemic Set To Reopen: Reports South Jersey Hotel, Waterpark Shuttered By Pandemic Set To Reopen: Reports
South Jersey Hotel, Waterpark Shuttered By Pandemic Set To Reopen: Reports A popular hotel and water park in Burlington County — shuttered for two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic — is set to reopen under new ownership, according to media reports. The 14-acre hotel and indoor water park in Mt. Laurel plans a staggered reopening, 42Freeway reported. The property, which used to be known as The Hotel ML and Coco Key Water Resort, sits at 915 Route 73 between I-295 and the New Jersey Turnpike. The hotel is expected to reopen this year and the water park in 2023, the outlet said. The establishment was purchased for $13 million last year, according to NJ.com.  …

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by Jon Craig
Police & Fire
Police: Jersey Shore Bar Owner Charged After Crowds Gather On Rooftop Patio Police: Jersey Shore Bar Owner Charged After Crowds Gather On Rooftop Patio
Police: Jersey Shore Bar Owner Charged After Crowds Gather On Rooftop Patio The owner of a popular North Wildwood bar was charged with violating statewide social-distancing orders after large groups of people were seen crowded on the upstairs outdoor patio, police said. Flip Flopz management had been warned by police in the past after they received complaints for similar situations, North Wildwood police said. Officers responding to the W Spruce Avenue bar Sunday around 12:35 a.m. saw crowds of people at Tiki Topz, the upstairs bar patio, police said. The incident was reviewed by the Cape May County Prosecutor’s Office, resulting in a charge for Flip Flopz owner,…

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by Cecilia Levine