LCMR boys tennis coach gauging growth day to day
ERMA — New Lower Cape May Regional boys tennis coach Alec Levin had a unique situation last year. He took over coaching a team that came with no tennis experience — not a lack of […]
HELEN HAUGHS DEMAREST, 98
Helen Haughs Demarest was born July 19, 1926 in Stamford, Conn., the second of two children to Frederick and Clara Morton Haughs. She passed March 4, 2025. Even though there was a national depression in the […]
West Cape’s Animal Outreach took part in mass rescue
WEST CAPE MAY — When all hope is lost and the world seems against you, where does one find the strength to open locked doors, to persevere and overcome obstinate obstacles? For Maria Powers of […]
Wildwood Crest man charged with aggravated sexual assault
WILDWOOD CREST — A Wildwood Crest man faces aggravated sexual assault charges and others following a joint investigation. Cape May County Prosecutor Jeffrey Sutherland and Wildwood Crest Police Chief Robert Lloyd announced the arrest of […]
‘2025 budget may be our best ever’
Director details spending plan, infrastructure, future projects SEA ISLE CITY — “Welcome to the capital of Cape May County: Sea Isle City,” Len Desiderio told the Chamber of Commerce on March 20 as he prepared […]
Treehouse Antiques shop offers fantastic buildings, grounds in serene setting
COLD SPRING — Cold Spring just isn’t big enough. The perfect location between the busy places and the wild nooks, the section of Lower Township passes by in a blink as one drives south along […]
Fifth-generation bagel-maker opens North Cape May shop
NORTH CAPE MAY — The blood of five generations of bagel-makers runs through Aaron Wagner’s veins. From Warsaw, Poland, to Brooklyn, N.Y., to Cherry Hill, N.J., then Philadelphia and now all the way to Cape May, […]
Caper Tiger cheerleaders rev up crowds at LCMR
Doing tumbling passes during a Caper Tiger basketball game are cheerleaders Nevonte Davis, Savanah Roberts, Ava Coleman, Lilliana Koehler, Emily Martinez, Quinn Hassay and Reagan Milligan.
Treatment delay causes rift with Lake Lily group
Health, appearance jeopardized by bubblers broken for months CAPE MAY POINT — Concerns over the management of Lake Lily, including broken bubblers and delayed winter treatment for muck reduction, have caused a rift between the […]
West Cape May keeps tax rate stable for ’25
WEST CAPE MAY — Borough Commission introduced its $3,839,238 municipal budget March 12 with no increase in the local purpose tax rate, which will stay at 43.1 cents per $100 of assessed value. The local […]
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