Wild adventures in store this fall at the county zoo
Events include ‘Boo at the Zoo’ and ‘Princess & Pirate Day’ CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — For Kendra Verity, her favorite part of being manager of the Cape May County Zoo is seeing the connection […]
Caper Tiger girls soccer expects competitive season
ERMA – The Caper Tiger girls soccer team has only two seniors, but head coach Darren Rutherford believes they can compete. “We’re just kind of getting into the beginning of our season and if we […]
Quaint cottage stands the test of time amid evolving Cape Island
CAPE MAY — So much has changed on the island of Cape May, a place famed for preserving the past, that it’s a rare joy to find a house that’s almost exactly as one remembers […]
NEWS
Mullock hears of harm from Medicaid cuts
Experts detail how loss affecting congressional district’s residents GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP — They talked and Zack Mullock listened as speaker after speaker detailed how they think U.S. Rep. Jeff Van Drew has failed the Second Congressional […]
Hyper-local weather forecast helps OEM emergency planning
CAPE MAY — The city’s Office of Emergency Management (OEM) has partnered with ShorelySafe for hyper-localized weather forecasts and online flood maps. On Sept. 1, City Manager Paul Dietrich said that partnering with ShorelySafe would […]
In-home euthanasia offers intimate goodbye to beloved pet
CAPE MAY — Saying goodbye to a beloved family pet is an incredibly difficult choice for many. To help guide the overwhelming decision, in-home euthanasia is an option for those wishing for a more intimate […]
Stockton University opens new 24-hour library learning space
GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP — A digital innovation suite with 3-D printers. A conversation pit where students can share books and ideas and collaborate on projects. A three-fold increase in the number of private study rooms, including […]
Cape May Point updates its right of way regulations
CAPE MAY POINT — Commissioners are updating the code on what is allowed in the right of way along private properties. The ordinance update includes provisions for what is allowed, not allowed and what […]
Real Estate
Quaint cottage stands the test of time amid evolving Cape Island
CAPE MAY — So much has changed on the island of Cape May, a place famed for preserving the past, that it’s a rare joy to find a house that’s almost exactly as one remembers […]
Cape May dream house designed for enjoyment both inside and outside
CAPE MAY — A dream house isn’t just the spot one dreams of, but also the place that inspires even more wool-gathering. To do that, one’s hectic mind has to stop chasing itself, the blood […]
Loving care, creativity turned house into home close to Delaware Bay
NORTH CAPE MAY — Just east of the tiny community of Town Bank is a stretch of North Cape May that holds its cards close to the vest. Quieter than the main drag along Bayshore […]
Beautiful home tucked back out of the way in idyllic West Cape May
WEST CAPE MAY — Few locations can inspire as much devotion as the borough of West Cape May. The secret small town in the heart of Cape Island offers the best in neighbor-knowin’, porch-swingin’, Farmers […]
Home offers quiet life along water just across bridge from Cape May
SCHELLENGER’S LANDING — Very few people have an eye quick enough to spot the hidden green neighborhood on the far side of Schellenger’s Landing. The tiny island that serves as a nautical threshold to the […]
Sports
Caper Tiger girls soccer expects competitive season
ERMA – The Caper Tiger girls soccer team has only two seniors, but head coach Darren Rutherford believes they can compete. “We’re just kind of getting into the beginning of our season and if we […]
‘Feisty’ Caper Tiger volleyball team expects good season
ERMA — Head coach Grace Pacevich expects her Caper Tiger girls volleyball team will be heading into a rebuilding year. But it’s not this year. This season she has a majority of seniors and juniors […]
Caper Tigers open with 28-7 win
Team determined to show 2025 season was no fluke ERMA — Jose Ramos provided a good omen for the Caper Tigers to start the football season Aug. 27. On the opening kickoff at Lower Cape […]
Caper Tiger football opens with 28-7 win
Team determined to show 2025 season was no fluke ERMA — Jose Ramos provided a good omen for the Caper Tigers to start the football season Aug. 27. On the opening kickoff at Lower Cape […]
ACBP wins Howarth Women’s Lifeguard Invitational
VENTNOR — The women of the Atlantic City Beach Patrol have positioned themselves as the team to beat heading into the South Jersey Women’s Lifeguard Championship on Aug. 12 in Ventnor. The crew of veterans […]
Obituaries
GLENDA HESSLER UNZELMANN, 88
Glenda Hessler Unzelmann, 88, passed away Sept. 9, 2026. She was born May 27, 1938 in Montoursville, Pa., daughter of Glenn Harvey Hessler and Grace Bitler Hessler. She attended Susquehanna University before moving in 1958 […]
REGINA STRAUSS, 83
Regina Strauss, of Voorhees, N.J., formerly of New York City and South Jersey, passed away peacefully surrounded by family on Aug. 4, 2026. Born in Manhattan on June 8, 1943, Regina earned a degree in […]
ROBERT McCLENNEN
Robert “Bob” McClennen was a teacher for 32 years for the Springfield, Pa., school district, lovingly known as Mr. Bear to his students. A resident of Cape May since 2011, he was heavily involved with […]
