Nature Center hosts wreath workshops, artist market
CAPE MAY — ’Tis the season for holiday events at the Nature Center of Cape May. Visitors and residents alike can join in the fun at two festive events to get in the spirit. The […]
‘Today truly marks a historic day’
City breaks ground for construction of new Cape May Police Department CAPE MAY — Following an arduous and lengthy journey to bring the $8.6 million Cape May Police Department headquarters to fruition, officials finally broke […]
Cape May County: Climate rules too severe, will harm region
Commissioners threaten legal action against DEP CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — The Cape May County Board of Commissioners led the charge countywide and beyond last year against the state’s proposed building rules revolving around climate […]
Initial phase completed on Cape May Point veterans memorial
CAPE MAY POINT — The Veterans Memorial Design Committee has completed the first phase of a Veterans Memorial to be built off Oak Avenue. The committee presented an update during the Borough Commission meeting Nov. […]
More homeowners seeing value in year-round rentals
CAPE MAY— The housing crisis in New Jersey is by no means new, but it persists with limited solutions. Throughout the state, there remains a dearth of affordable, year-round rental homes. In a town where […]
Dick, Hoffman, McDevitt win in West Cape May
Trio tops four other candidates for Borough Commission seats WEST CAPE MAY — Running as a slate, George Dick, Susan Hoffman and Ellen McDevitt out-polled their four opponents last week in the Borough Commission election, […]
Groundbreaking set at Cape May’s new police station
CAPE MAY — Groundbreaking for Cape May’s new police station is set for 3:30 p.m. Nov. 12. City officials, members of the Cape May Police Department, project partners and members of the community are invited […]
Two-month detour starts on Fishing Creek
LOWER TOWNSHIP — Road resurfacing in Lower Township is going to require a full detour for nearly two months. Beginning Nov. 10, roadway improvements will take place on Fishing Creek Road from Tabernacle Road to […]
Cape May secures permit in bid for new desalination plant
CAPE MAY — City Manager Paul Dietrich reported Nov. 3 that Cape May has moved closer to approval of its new desalination plant after securing a permit from the Department of Environmental Protection. Still pending […]
Rutgers FCHS program educates public on wellness
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — Rutgers Cooperative Extension of Cape May County Family and Community Health Sciences (FCHS) program offers a variety of presentations on living a healthy, active lifestyle for overall wellness. Programs are […]
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