WEST CAPE MAY — Borough Commission honored Mayor Carol Sabo on Dec. 10 for more than a decade of service to West Cape May. Deputy Mayor George Dick read a proclamation recognizing Sabo, who was […]
CAPE MAY — City Manager Paul Dietrich said the city is ending the year with parking revenue totaling $2,427,111 as of the end of November, an increase of almost $200,000. Dietrich updated City Council on […]
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — Office of Emergency Management Director Chris Leusner presented an update on the county’s official evacuation zones Dec. 16 to the Cape May County Board of Commissioners. Leusner outlined how the […]
Senior Ty Bonner puts up 20 but Caper Tigers can’t keep pace with Red Raiders OCEAN CITY — Lower Cape May Regional High School fell just short in an offensive shootout with Ocean City High […]
CAPE MAY — The Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) approved a proposal for a seasonal enclosure on the porch at The Star Inn, a Cape Resorts property at 29 Perry St., on Dec. 15. The HPC […]
JANUARY — Gretchen Whitman retired from the Nature Center of Cape May on Jan. 3 after 27 years as sanctuary director and three years as a volunteer and was replaced by Emily Reed. Reed volunteered […]
Two freshmen, transfer join veterans hungry for another sectional title ERMA — The Caper Tiger wrestlers put an exclamation point on their first dual meet of the season, routing Absegami 72-6 at home Dec. 17. […]
CAPE MAY POINT — One of the best sleight-of-hands in years, a new home that looks like it’s been in place for ages is just now being finished in Cape May Point. The home at […]
CAPE MAY POINT — As the weather turns colder, Public Works is beginning to prepare Lake Lily for winter. “Over the winter months, Public Works is planning several maintenance services to preserve and protect Lake […]
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — Cape May County is making headlines — and for all the right reasons. According to officials, a recent feature in Travel Trade Today, a leading international tourism publication, spotlights the […]
