Spreading seeds of beauty, joy
Budding farmers work year-round to provide pretty peonies A bouquet, artfully wrapped in paper or gently displayed in a vase, requires far more work than one might imagine. It may be easy enough to pick […]
Cape May County internship program offers valuable experience
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — Cape May County Commissioner Melanie Collette highlighted the success of the county’s internship program during the board’s meeting Aug 12. Eighteen interns were chosen to participate in the 2025 program, […]
Take a walk on the wild side at Cape May County Zoo
Menagerie provides up-close encounters in beautiful setting CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — One of the coolest boardwalks in Cape May County isn’t by the ocean, but goes through the woods. And when visitors emerge from […]
STATE ASSEMBLY RACE
Four seeking two seats in District 1 McClellan, Simonsen face challenge from Rush, Sabo TRENTON — It’s a four-way race for two seats in Legislative District 1 Assembly, with Republican incumbents Antwan McClellan and Erik […]
Jacob Jones memorial pushback continues in Cape May
CAPE MAY — Residents dominated the public comment portion of the City Council meeting Aug. 5 with concerns about the proposed USS Jacob Jones memorial monument. The monument, which is meant to honor the World […]
Van Drew failed to protect shore, opponent claims
Congressman cites millions he has secured for projects NORTHFIELD — With the imminent loss of millions in federal funding that has supported New Jersey’s beach restoration since 1996, congressional candidate Terri Reese of Northfield called on […]
A.J. Meerwald drops anchor at Cape May Ferry Terminal
NORTH CAPE MAY — The 1928 historic oyster schooner A.J. Meerwald has returned to the Cape May area after sailing up the coast of and providing public sails and educational programming in Toms River, New […]
Cape May gal juggles surf shop, coffee cafe, eatery
CAPE MAY — The beachfront is ever-changing, from the weather’s impact on the waves, sand and dunes to the businesses that rise and fall like the tide along the Promenade. Despite changes that are sometimes […]
Harmful human interaction calls for intervention
Stockton’s Animal Lab helps rehabilitate injured terrapin OCEAN CITY — It is human intervention when Stockton University’s Animal Lab steps in to help terrapins, but the lab is doing so only because it was human […]
DeMusz left mark on area businesses, local hearts, minds
CAPE MAY — If one were compiling a list of all of Brian DeMusz’s paintings around town, it would simply be easier to list the places that he did not paint. DeMusz, 64, who died July […]
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