Tax cuts, cheap fuel to increase take-home pay, banker predicts OCEAN CITY — More money in consumers’ pockets from tax cuts, less withholdings and low gas prices will offset geopolitical uncertainty, an escalating federal deficit […]
CAPE MAY — City officials continue to urge Congress to release federal funding for beach replenishment and other methods to protect the coastline. During the third week of January, Mayor Zack Mullock and City Manager […]
TRENTON — After many local municipalities adopted regulations on E-bikes, mostly requiring riders to follow the rules of the road and wear helmets, the state finally followed suit with sweeping new rules aimed at increasing […]
Cape May receives multiple grants to help fund project expected to cost as much as $40 million CAPE MAY — The city now has all of the necessary permits to move forward with construction of […]
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, […]
John Boyd died Jan. 17, 2026, at 89. When we picture him now, he is in the basement, bent over a workbench, making something useful: a teak board for nautical charts, a radio opened with […]
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 […]
Five to six inches of snow fell on southern Cape May County Sunday, covering these bears along Sunset Boulevard, above, bringing out the plows at Carl T. Mitnick School in Lower Township and by the […]
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 […]
PUBLIC NOTICE CAPE MAY CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION SEAT VACANCY Cape May City Board of Education is seeking a local community member to fill a vacant seat on the Board for an unexpired balance of term, […]
