Avian Grand Central Station
Cape May Point State Park key gathering spot on Atlantic Flyway CAPE MAY POINT — Cape May is not only a favorite escape from the hustle of everyday life, but it is also home to […]
Caper Tiger field hockey faces O.C. in Pink Game
Teams play for higher purpose – supporting cancer patients and their families OCEAN CITY – The Oct. 29 field hockey game between Ocean City and Lower Cape May Regional high schools was a tune-up for the […]
Lower Township home a private paradise close to the beach
LOWER TOWNSHIP — Lower Township hides behind the fabulous set pieces of Cape May like the machinery of a modern stage, but it has some naturally beautiful spots as well. The wooded lane known as […]
NEWS
Food banks look to community for help
CAPE MAY — More than ever, area food banks rely on the local community for donations and funds to support food-insecure families. With rising inflation and recent cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) […]
Cape May Mayor Zack Mullock upsets Van Drew in congressional race
CAPE MAY − “We just won a seat that Cook [Political] reported as solidly Republican. This is a (seat) that we weren’t supposed to win and believe me, tonight, your voices are being heard,” Cape […]
Veterans Village to offer housing, essential services
Tunnels to Towers Foundation breaks ground on 121 residences NORTHFIELD — The Tunnel to Towers Foundation held a groundbreaking ceremony Oct. 28 for one of its signature Veterans Villages in Northfield. The organization was founded […]
Bridge timeline meant to protect bird habitat
WEST CAPE MAY — Plans for a pedestrian/bicycle bridge are moving forward with a construction start date estimated sometime after Sept. 30, 2027, under a timeline set to protect bird habitat. Municipal engineer Anthony Chadwell […]
‘Lighting the Way through History’
More than 1,100 people take Lighthouse Challenge of New Jersey OCEAN CITY — More than 1,100 people recently participated in the annual Lighthouse Challenge of New Jersey Oct. 17-18. Participants were challenged to visit 11 […]
Real Estate
Lower Township home a private paradise close to the beach
LOWER TOWNSHIP — Lower Township hides behind the fabulous set pieces of Cape May like the machinery of a modern stage, but it has some naturally beautiful spots as well. The wooded lane known as […]
‘Enchanted’ storybook cottage near heart of city
CAPE MAY — Some people will always picture the painted ladies when imagining Cape May. For others, the dramatic roofline of the Abbey or the cupola atop the Chalfonte Hotel feels like the visual tag […]
North of the canal, Tranquility attracts young buyers today
LOWER TOWNSHIP — For those old enough to remember when the housing development Tranquility was built, it’s a shock of sorts to see what once seemed so new now nearing 40. This week’s featured house […]
Mature home upgraded with efficiency in mind, designed for the future
CAPE MAY — What if every house were built for efficiency and accessibility, without waiting for a reason to care about best practices? The home at 1218 Lafayette St. already has answered that question with grace […]
Renovated 1926 classic now dream home filled with modern amenities
CAPE MAY — An astonishing renovation of a 1926 classic that’s just steps from the center of town, the home at 901 Benton Avenue in Cape May is a dream running on all eight cylinders. To begin […]
Sports
Lower football falls in playoffs; other Caper Tiger teams in sectionals
POINT PLEASANT BORO – The Caper Tiger football team stayed close to Point Pleasant Boro in the first round of the Central Jersey Group II playoff opener, ending the first half down 19-14, but the […]
Caper Tiger field hockey faces O.C. in Pink Game
Teams play for higher purpose – supporting cancer patients and their families OCEAN CITY – The Oct. 29 field hockey game between Ocean City and Lower Cape May Regional high schools was a tune-up for the […]
Aviation Sports Complex at airport may break ground Jan. 1
ERMA — If all goes according to plan, partners Bob Buglak and Jamie Sutton will be breaking ground at the beginning of 2027 on the 100,000-square-foot Aviation Sports Complex. “We’re kind of shooting for Jan. […]
Caper Tigers repeat as division football champs
Lower comes from behind to beat the Oakcrest Falcons 29-23 ERMA — On a crisp, sunny Saturday in front of its homecoming crowd, the Caper Tiger football team struggled to score its first touchdown until […]
Mallon finds 3 ways to score TDs in LCMR win
Caper Tigers go for division title Saturday after beating Blue Devils 28-7 HAMMONTON — The Caper Tiger football team hopes to clinch the division at home this Saturday when they host the Oakcrest Falcons. Expect […]
Obituaries
John Klos, 78
John Klos, resident of Pearl River, N.Y., passed away Sept. 30, 2026, at the age of 78. John was born Sept. 6, 1948, in Englewood, N.J., to Peter and Helen (Safstrom) Klos. He graduated from […]
JOSEPH O. ELWELL JR., 79
Joseph O. Elwell Jr. passed away peacefully on Sept. 16, 2026. He was 79. Born May 23, 1947, Joe was the son of Joseph Oliver Sr. and Emma Elwell of Cape May. He graduated from […]
MARY WORTH EVERETT, 76
Mary Worth Everett, beloved wife, mother, sister and friend; a former graphic design artist, Girl Scout Troop leader and pre-school teacher, died Oct. 6 at Pelican Pointe Nursing Home in North Cape May. Mary had […]
