THOMAS J. MAHER, 84
Thomas J. Maher, 84, of Swarthmore, Pa., longtime business executive and much-loved family man, died June 9 at home surrounded by his loving family. He had been battling cancer for the last eight years. Born […]
Cape May City may require notifying shared-wall neighbors of construction
CAPE MAY — Residents whose homes share a wall with a neighbor may soon be required to notify them of pending construction work. During a June 17 meeting, City Council introduced an ordinance for notification […]
Erma man charged with child sex assault
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — An Erma man has been charged with aggravated sexual assault of a minor following a joint investigation. Cape May County Prosecutor Jeffrey H. Sutherland and Middle Township Police Chief Tracey […]
Engineer updates Lower Township on construction projects
VILLAS — Engineer Marc DeBlasio updated Lower Township Council on capital projects during a meeting June 16, noting there were many positive updates to share. Council approved a New Jersey Department of Transportation municipal aid program […]
Congratulations, Lower Cape May Regional graduates
183 seniors from Class of 2025 set for next step in their life’s journey ERMA — The Class of 2025 gathered on the field at Lower Cape May Regional High School for the final time […]
Lauren Holden scores a job coaching at Bucknell
LCMR graduate, basketball star appointed associate head coach ERMA — In 2015, Lower Cape May Regional High School won its first championship in girls basketball. At the helm of the team — with almost 26 […]
Canyon Club condo offers panoramic views outside, amazing amenities inside
CAPE MAY — There must be a few hundred units at the Canyon Club, the resort-like condominium complex on the north shore of Cape May Harbor. Hundreds of people wake up every morning and greet […]
No Kings protest
Massive peaceful rally along the causeway to Ocean City OCEAN CITY — “I am in such fear for our democracy,” said Sonya Bertini of Margate, a former longtime resident of Ocean City and an Ocean […]
HPC working to harmonize district’s map
Board takes no action after hearing public’s objections CAPE MAY — Changes may be coming to the city’s historic district map. The Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) is working to harmonize the map and shared a presentation […]
Cape May Point blames stormwater runoff for poor lake water quality
CAPE MAY POINT — As the borough continues to address ecological factors affecting the complex ecosystem of Lake Lily, another concern is being addressed regarding complaints of children fishing on the lake. “Clean Flo did […]
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