February 27, 2026
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Brighter Days arrive for ovarian cancer survivor

Champion rower Kristine Auble chases fashion dream, shows collection in Philadelphia EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP — “One of the things I always say is that even in our darkest moments, there’s always going to be brighter […]

Finance worries for Coast Guard amid shutdown 

Uncertainty looms as second pay period set at end of week CAPE MAY — Amid the ongoing government shutdown, the Coast Guard Community Foundation is hoping for the best but preparing for the worst. Active-duty […]

Lower Township withdraws from State Health Benefits Program

VILLAS — As health insurance premiums continue to rise, Township Council passed three resolutions Oct. 20 to change employee health benefits. “The last couple years we’ve been in the State Healthcare Benefits Program, and in […]

Multiple projects showing progress across Lower Township

VILLAS — Engineer Andrew McTague updated Township Council on capital projects during a meeting Oct. 20, saying many of them are progressing as expected. McTague said Rotary Park renovations are in the final design stage, […]

Promenade project progresses

Goals include boosting durability, safety, accessibility CAPE MAY — Motorists traversing Beach Avenue in Cape May can’t help but notice the work under way to improve the safety and durability of the Promenade. Work is […]

Cape May nears start of construction for new CMPD 

Groundbreaking talks to follow meeting with contractor Ogren CAPE MAY — City Manager Paul Dietrich told City Council on Oct. 7 that he anticipated having a pre-construction meeting regarding the police headquarters building.  “Once we […]

Plaque honoring Elwell placed at library branch

CAPE MAY — The importance of recognizing people who have dedicated themselves to the legacy of Cape May continues with former librarian Emma Elwell. A new plaque recognizing her contributions was unveiled Oct. 16 in […]

Lessons of History explores ‘Franklin’s Revolution’

CAPE MAY — Despite wind, rain and tidal flooding, well more than 200 people attended this year’s annual Lessons of History Distinguished Lecture Series on Oct. 12. “Benjamin Franklin’s Revolutions” featured Penn State University English […]