Major renovation at Carney’s
Complete overhaul intended to bring family restaurant into next era CAPE MAY — A major renovation is under way at Carney’s Restaurant and Bar, the iconic eatery at 411 Beach Ave. in Cape May. According […]
Van Drew says he can deliver beach funding
Congressman hopeful sand can be pumped by summer OCEAN CITY — U.S. Rep. Jeff Van Drew is hopeful of delivering “tens of millions” of dollars in federal funding for beach replenishment before summer at the […]
Washington St. condo puts fortunate owner right in heart of town
CAPE MAY — The past is a slippery thing, often revealing more about our wishes and frustrations with the present and fears for the future than accurate recollections. In a city such as Cape May, […]
NEWS
Assemblymen voice of southern N.J. in Trenton
Republicans Simonsen, McClellan say top priorities are tourism, school funding, flood maps TRENTON — Assemblymen Antwan McClellan and Erik Simonsen, who were sworn in to their positions for the fourth time Jan. 13, ran their […]
Sippel delivers annual State of the Township address
VILLAS — Mayor Frank Sippel is looking forward to another year of infrastructure projects and a 2026 budget that aims for no increase despite rising health care and electricity costs. Sippel delivered his annual State […]
Pedestrian bridge project moves ahead
WEST CAPE MAY — Borough Commission has received approval from the Cape May Historic Preservation Commission and is ready to move forward with the pedestrian bridge project. Borough engineer Anthony Chadwell met with Cape May […]
Photographer, musician, friend sadly missed by many
To say that Frank Scott was born into a traditional Irish Catholic family might sound like a cliché, but it’s true. Frank’s parents, Bill and Patricia, had eight children and Frank, who died Feb. 9 […]
Borough Commission seeks simple explanation of PACT/REAL rules
CAPE MAY POINT — New rules from the state Department of Environmental Protection include an alphabet soup of acronyms for homeowners to learn and abide by, especially when renovating their properties. Before Gov. Phil Murphy’s […]
Real Estate
Washington St. condo puts fortunate owner right in heart of town
CAPE MAY — The past is a slippery thing, often revealing more about our wishes and frustrations with the present and fears for the future than accurate recollections. In a city such as Cape May, […]
Home, guesthouse near all cape’s attractions in secluded scenic setting
LOWER TOWNSHIP — The meandering lane running alongside the canal known as New England Road offers some of the best views of Cape May that are not in Cape May. This southern bank of the canal […]
Condominium provides convenient access to all that’s terrific about city
CAPE MAY — When the Merry Widow first opened its doors at 42 Jackson St. a few decades ago, it perfectly encapsulated two eras smashing into each other: the high Victorian and the even higher […]
Coastal cottage close to sand, surf awaiting next fortunate family
CAPE MAY POINT — A truly unusual jewel-box home is waiting near the beaches of Cape May Point. Set amid the modest homes on Knox Avenue that still stand as humble reminders of a rich […]
Old-school Villas rancher maintains vintage charm despite multiple upgrades
VILLAS — The housing market is tough right now, and toughest of all for those who just want a modest home to live in, ideally close to jobs, schools, grocery shopping and other necessities. For […]
Sports
LCMR tops OCHS for Damiana’s 150th win
Caper Tiger wrestlers also beat Washington Township, Cherokee to improve to 17-3 ERMA — The Caper Tiger wrestlers started off Saturday morning’s quad meet with a 53-18 win over Ocean City High School’s Red Raiders […]
Swimmers miss playoffs but make a splash with final-meet win
WILDWOOD CREST — The Caper Tiger swimmers won their final regular season meet against Wildwood Catholic on Jan. 14, then were stuck in limbo for a day waiting to see if they would make the […]
Shots start falling for Caper Tigers in second half
Up by only a trey at the break, Lower Cape May Regional gets hot late to top Wildwood ERMA — What started out as a tight boys basketball game between the Caper Tigers and Wildwood […]
Caper Tiger wrestlers exact revenge from Middle Township but have loftier goals ahead
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — Although there is a longstanding rivalry between Middle Township and Lower Cape May Regional high schools’ wrestling programs, for the Caper Tigers on Jan. 13, it was just another match […]
Strong second half not enough for Caper Tigers
Lower Cape May Regional girls fall behind Mainland, can’t catch up on Mustang court LINWOOD — The Lower Cape May Regional High School girls basketball team couldn’t find the range in the first half of […]
Obituaries
FRANCIS PATRICK ‘FRANK’ SCOTT, 67
Francis Patrick “Frank” Scott, 67, of West Cape May and formerly of Lancaster Pa., died Monday, Feb. 9, 2026, surrounded by his children. Frank was the son of the late William J. “Bill” Scott Jr. […]
PAUL C. HAGY, 86
Paul C. Hagy, 86, of Cape May Point, formerly of Brookhaven, Pa., died at home on Tuesday, Feb. 10, 2026. Paul proudly earned two master’s degrees in education, reflecting a lifelong commitment to learning. He […]
H. WAYNE ROOP, 79
H. Wayne Roop, 79, of Lower Township, passed away Dec. 29, 2025 with his wife and sister by his side. Born Oct. 27, 1946, Wayne was a true native son, born and raised in the area, […]
