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 […]
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 […]
West Cape May budget hikes tax 12%
WEST CAPE MAY — The Board of Commissioners introduced the borough’s 2026 budget March 25 with a tax increase that is a hair shy of 12 percent. If approved, it would raise the current tax […]
Cape May man faces attempted murder in Rio Grande stabbing
MIDDLE TOWNSHIP — A Cape May man was charged with attempted murder following a stabbing March 23 in Rio Grande. The Middle Township Police Department said officers were dispatched around 5:11 p.m. to Route 9 […]
Cape May Point eyes Coastal Trust Fund Act
Commissioners support county fighting NJ PACT CAPE MAY POINT − Last year was the first since 1996 in which federal funds for beach replenishment were not allocated to New Jersey shore towns. The need for […]
Free trees for West Cape May homeowners
WEST CAPE MAY — Borough homeowners are eligible to have a tree planted on their property this spring courtesy of the borough’s Shade Tree Commission. To preserve and enhance West Cape May’s suburban forest, the […]
West Cape May sets all borough meeting times for 6 p.m.
WEST CAPE MAY — In a rare split vote, the Board of Commissioners set the start time of all borough meetings for 6 p.m. “We did a little research on what other municipalities do, and […]
LEONARD CARSILLO
Leonard Carsillo, 70, Cape May, NJ, passed away March 21, 2026. Born in Philadelphia, June 20, 1955, to Lenin and Rose Carsillo (Penza). He moved to Wildwood Crest as a child. Len attended Wildwood Catholic, […]
Cape May considers enhanced way to patch street openings
CAPE MAY — After receiving a residential request for a street opening, City Council is considering an enhanced asphalt repair process for streets with an opening moratorium. “I have a resident on Washington Street that […]
USCG: ‘So others may live’
Rescue swimmer remembered for giving life in service to others CAPE MAY – We well remember Tyler Jaggers, and there is no better way to share details of his tragically short life than from a […]