New site, same concerns about WWII memorial
Jacob Jones monument now proposed for Poverty Beach CAPE MAY — Those planning a monument honoring the USS Jacobs Jones and other vessels and crews lost during the Battle of the Atlantic have proposed a […]
NJDEP scales back coastal flood rules
TRENTON — The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection is scaling back the coastal flood rules proposed last year. The DEP announced Monday, July 14, that it will adopt the Resilient Environments and Landscapes (REAL) […]
Cape May City Council: Follow rules of the road for safe summer
CAPE MAY — “We’re in the heart of the season right now and there’s a lot of people biking in Cape May, so just a reminder to folks to please follow the rules of the […]
Cape May seeking short-term rentals failing to get mercantile license
CAPE MAY — City Manager Paul Dietrich updated City Council on code enforcement of mercantile licenses July 15. Renewals were due May 1, and an additional month of reminders was provided for the licenses to […]
‘Rent,’ ‘Star Trek’ star teaches master class in acting to students in Gateway to the Arts
Anthony Rapp: Q&A on favorite roles, fan overlap, acting career SOMERS POINT — Actor Anthony Rapp provided students in the Gateway to the Arts program at the Gateway Playhouse in Somers Point an intimate look at […]
Lifeguards battle for bragging rights at Women’s Invitational
OCEAN CITY — The women of the Ocean City Beach Patrol invited crews from up and down the coast of southern New Jersey to show them what it’s like to be the best. The OCBP came […]
Unassuming home sports extensive deck, fantastic location close to the bay
NORTH CAPE MAY — Hidden behind a modest front in a mature tree-lined neighborhood just minutes from Delaware Bay, the home at 1001 Scott Ave. in North Cape May has surprises galore. The setup is […]
Lower looking at e-bike rules to boost safety
Police enforcing helmet use, plan an education campaign VILLAS — The use of E-bikes is under scrutiny after residents complained about safety concerns, particularly at the Clem Mulligan Sports Complex. E-bikes, or electric bikes, are […]
Cooper Cape Regional marks first anniversary with expanded services
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — Cape Regional Health System officially joined Cooper University Health Care a year ago July 1. Over the past 12 months, the combined Cooper team has delivered on its promise to enhance […]
Cape May works to fulfill affordable housing obligations
CAPE MAY — City Council continues to work toward satisfying its affordable housing obligations. On July 1, council passed resolutions endorsing a fourth round of the housing element and fair share plan, as well as […]
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