CAPE MAY POINT — Residents looking to remove bamboo could be required to confine it if it grows elsewhere. On June 23, Borough Commission moved forward with changes regarding bamboo, which may become residents’ responsibility […]
Karate instructor from Egg Harbor Township also works at pizza shop on O.C. Boardwalk OCEAN CITY — A second-degree black belt karate instructor who takes college courses and slings pizza on the Ocean City Boardwalk […]
COLD SPRING — History and hops go together at Cold Spring Brewery, located at Cold Spring Village in Lower Township. Visitors to the brewery can sip a sarsaparilla or grab a pint of Independence Ale, […]
Reverses course after outcry over unfinished swim facility VILLAS — Township Manager Mike Laffey announced June 15 that the Lower Township municipal pool will, in fact, open for the summer season — ideally by July […]
Forum to address ongoing issues of disrespect, harassment, provide some quality merch CAPE MAY — A full-grown human, drowning in the ocean, is buoyed by the saltwater. Even at 200 pounds, their would-be rescuer requires […]
CAPE MAY — “History is not meant to make us comfortable; history is meant to make us wiser, to learn and to help better understand each other,” Mayor Zack Mullock said June 18 at the […]
LOWER TOWNSHIP — On June 17, the Lower Township Police Department, led by Chief Donald Vanaman, hosted a special guest: 26-year-old autism awareness advocate Alex Mann. The LTPD was the 537th police department that Mann has […]
VILLAS — Mayor Frank Sippel inquired about the timeline of several ongoing, seemingly slow-moving capital projects. “The Stormwater GIS mapping services started in 2023. What was the date it should have been completed by?” Sippel […]
Neighbors had requested further conditions be placed; council recommends cooperation CAPE MAY — City Council approved the Southern Mansion’s liquor license after reviewing complaints from residents about noncompliance. Council agreed to proceed with the current […]
LCMRHS sends Class of 2026 off on journey into future ERMA — If there were a theme to the remarks made at the Lower Cape May Regional High School graduation of the Class of 2026, […]
