NOTICE: PUBLIC AND LEGAL NOTICES
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE The County of Cape May, in compliance with New Jersey Senate Bill 4654 enacted on June 30, 2025 by Gov. Phil Murphy, will publish all its public and legal notices on this official website of […]
LEGAL NOTICE
LOWER CAPE MAY REGIONAL BOARD OF EDUCATION Take notice that pursuant to P.L. 2025, c. 72, the complete text of each legal notice of the Lower Cape May Regional Board of Education may be obtained […]
BOROUGH OF CAPE MAY POINT
NOTICE OF CHANGE IN PUBLIC NOTICE PROCEDURE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that whenever the Borough of Cape May Point is required by law or by order or rule of any court to publish or advertise […]
New design, location for proposed Jacob Jones memorial
CAPE MAY — Last year, the Jacob Jones Memorial Committee sought public feedback for a proposed monument to honor U.S. Navy sailors who gave their lives during the Battle of the Atlantic amid World War […]
SISTER KATHRYN McTAGUE, 92
Sister Kathryn McTague SSJ, formerly Sister Edward Angela, lovingly known as Sister Kay, passed peacefully on March 30, 2026, at age 92. Sister Kay began her ministry as an educator in parishes in Philadelphia, Bethlehem […]
Cape May desalination plant funding part of short-term bond
Projects include Promenade, beach patrol HQ, sewer work CAPE MAY — City Council passed a $17.2 million bond ordinance March 31 to fund water-sewer utility improvements. The ordinance proposes the bond with short-term financing and […]
Diamond Beach balks at parking meter plan
VILLAS — Residents from Diamond Beach expressed displeasure with a new ordinance that proposes metered parking and seasonal parking permits in that area of Lower Township. Township Council introduced a resolution March 20, authorizing a […]
Cape May, West Cape schools will see aid boost for 2026-27
CAPE MAY — Two local school districts are likely to see a significant increase in state funding for the 2026-27 school year. During Gov. Mikie Sherrill’s Fiscal Year 2027 budget address March 10, she revealed […]
Ready or not, bathing suits popping up at area retailers
Men finding longer inseams, women rainbow of options CAPE MAY COUNTY — While Punxsutawney Phil may have seen his shadow and predicted six more weeks of winter, southern New Jersey retailers have their summer bathing […]
Young Caper Tiger softball growing into the game
Team already has notched two big victories after winning just four all of last season ERMA — The Caper Tiger softball team took an unexpected pummeling from visiting Cape May Tech on April 8, but […]