Shares financial scams against senior citizens VILLAS — Elder financial fraud is on the rise, with criminals seeking to take advantage of a vulnerable population. Being vigilant against potential financial exploitation requires understanding scams and […]
CAPE MAY — City Council has received official notice from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) of a $24.3 million award toward the Seawall Flood Mitigation Project. City Manager Paul Dietrich said the project was […]
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — Cape May County became the top tourism destination in New Jersey in 2025 for the first time in decades, despite a down year nationally. Tourism Director Diane Wieland delivered the good […]
Summer is almost here! As local residents warm up at the shore, they may find lighter meals and snacks more appealing than heavier fare. Fresh fruit for dessert is a perfect fit, especially when looking […]
CAPE MAY — Cape May revived the Historic Preservation Awards and celebrated its rich architectural heritage and the individuals dedicated to preserving it during the 2026 Historic Preservation Awards Ceremony on May 13 at the historic […]
CAPE MAY — Police Chief Dekon Fashaw has helped facilitate an evening of amateur boxing to bring youth and law enforcement officers together. No Limits Academy, in partnership with the Cape May County Chiefs of […]
VILLAS — FBI Special Agent Derek Altieri told seniors one of the main fraud mechanisms is via communication methods. In a seminar May 20 at the Millman Center about financial fraud, Altieri explained common tactics […]
VILLAS — On June 7, 2026, the 13th annual Escape the Cape Triathlon will take place at the Cape May-Lewes Ferry Terminal in Lower Township. There will be two events taking place simultaneously. The “Sprint” […]
WEST CAPE MAY — The Board of Commissioner introduced two bond ordinances May 27. Ordinance 661-26 will provide $2,518,000 in bonds to be used for capital improvements, while ordinance 662-26 will provide $628,000 in bonds […]
CAPE MAY POINT — “What I’m looking for is reaffirmation on where we stand on bamboo, and I bring this up because this will not be popular,” Deputy Mayor Elise Geiger said May 26 regarding […]
