CAPE MAY POINT — Borough Commission unanimously passed its 2026 budget April 14, calling for a 3-cent increase in the local tax rate. The $2.8 million spending plan is up $337,458 from the previous year […]
WEST CAPE MAY — A significant step forward in addressing local housing needs took place last week as two new single-family homes were erected in West Cape May. The homes were delivered and set on […]
CAPE MAY COUNTY — A new law regulating electric bicycles is set to take effect in July, requiring riders to register and insure the vehicles. The law, signed by former Gov. Phil Murphy as one […]
WEST CAPE MAY — The Board of Commissioners praised the Department of Public Works for its assistance during this year’s turbulent winter season. “We, as a commission, would like to honor our Public Works Department […]
LOWER TOWNSHIP — Authorities responding to the report of a body recovered the remains of a deceased male at about 6 p.m. April 14 in the Cape May Canal in Lower Township. According to Trooper […]
CAPE MAY — Cape May City Elementary School (CMCES) has been recognized as one of the 21 Purple Star Schools in New Jersey. The New Jersey Purple Star Schools program is organized by the state […]
Facility re-designated as state School to Watch LOWER TOWNSHIP — Richard M. Teitelman Middle School has been re-designated as a School to Watch by the National Forum (for Advancing Excellence in the Middle Grades). This […]
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — There’s a certain aesthetically pleasing sense of order to the eastern edge of Cape May County. Barrier islands stretch outward along the rim of the peninsula like the outer edge […]
Caper Tigers win first, battle back to tie second game but Panthers take 8-6 victory ERMA — After weeks of iffy weather, it was a beautiful evening for baseball April 14 when the Middle Township […]
Notice is hereby given to the legal voters of the Cape May City school district, in the County of Cape May, of the State of New Jersey, that a Public Hearing will be held in […]