New Jersey beach city bans 'mere existence of any kind of alcohol' on beach, boardwalk

  The city of Wildwood, New Jersey, on Thursday passed an ordinance that bans the "mere existence of any kind of alcohol" on the beach and boardwalk there ahead of the summer season. ..
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