No Kings protest
Massive peaceful rally along the causeway to Ocean City OCEAN CITY — “I am in such fear for our democracy,” said Sonya Bertini of Margate, a former longtime resident of Ocean City and an Ocean […]
HPC working to harmonize district’s map
Board takes no action after hearing public’s objections CAPE MAY — Changes may be coming to the city’s historic district map. The Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) is working to harmonize the map and shared a presentation […]
Cape May Point blames stormwater runoff for poor lake water quality
CAPE MAY POINT — As the borough continues to address ecological factors affecting the complex ecosystem of Lake Lily, another concern is being addressed regarding complaints of children fishing on the lake. “Clean Flo did […]
Cape May Point trying to get tree removal, landscaping rules to jive
CAPE MAY POINT — Deputy Mayor Elise Geiger discussed potential options for the borough to coordinate the tree removal code with the landscape code during the June 10 meeting. The borough currently has two codes […]
Cape May considering future extension of liquor licenses
CAPE MAY — City Council discussed limiting the extension of premises applications for liquor licenses June 3. “There’s been some informal internal discussion about relatively recent applications we’ve seen,” solicitor Chris Gillin-Schwartz said, adding that […]
West Cape May’s Strawberry Festival sweet start to summer
WEST CAPE MAY — It’s not summer until vendors and businesses set up their stands at Wilbraham Park for West Cape May’s Strawberry Festival. This year’s festival went on without a hitch June 8, despite […]
Cape May elementary school expanding garden through grant
CAPE MAY — Cape May City Elementary School has announced an initiative to expand its school garden, transforming it into a multifaceted resource for academic enrichment and therapeutic support. Designed to serve students from preschool […]
Cape May welcomes new pickle business to Beach Avenue
CAPE MAY — A wave of new businesses has rolled in the summer along the beach in Cape May, where shoppers can expect more than just coffee shops and clothing stores as there’s a new […]
Franklin St. School gets first marker on Black Heritage Trail
Cape May’s Harriet Tubman Museum also among 61 approved sites in state CAPE MAY — Cape May and the New Jersey Historical Commission unveiled the first New Jersey Black Heritage Trail historical marker June 11 […]
Wild Roots Provisions offers unique flavors from across globe
CAPE MAY — Jamie Merlino and Candace Carpio, the partners behind Wild Roots Provisions, Cape May’s newest snacking headquarters, recently watched their dreams take flight. Nestled along the strip of shops in the 300 block […]
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