New era for Franklin Street
Allen AME Church reopens as East Lynne Theater home CAPE MAY — It’s been a long time coming, but the newly renovated former Allen African Methodist Episcopal Church officially opened as the new home of East […]
Allen AME Church reopens as East Lynne Theater home CAPE MAY — It’s been a long time coming, but the newly renovated former Allen African Methodist Episcopal Church officially opened as the new home of East […]
CAPE MAY — Equality Cape May is getting set to celebrate LGBTQIA+ Pride Month with two special events. The group, one of the hundreds of LGBTQIA+ community organizations that host events throughout the year to […]
Cape May County led state last year with 5% increase to $8.1 billion in direct visitor spending DIAMOND BEACH — “Tourism is Cape May County’s economic cornerstone. It drives job creation, supports thousands of small […]
Seating, access improvements at Harborview, Douglass parks CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — Park projects in Cape May and Lower Township have moved another step closer to fruition after an advisory committee approved funding. During a presentation […]
WEST CAPE MAY — Mayor Carol Sabo introduced a proposal May 14 to help identify illegal rentals in West Cape May. “This request came from a continuing concern that we have rentals in the borough […]
CAPE MAY POINT — With Memorial Day, the unofficial start to summer, coming up quickly, Commissioner Suzanne Yunghans said the Department of Public Works is preparing the beach for the season starter. Yunghans said May […]
TRENTON — Cpl. Jonathan Scheck of the Lower Township Police Department has been nominated for the state Valor Award. While off-duty July 16, 2024, in Florida, Scheck witnessed a severe car accident with vehicles on […]
The annual Coast Guard Community Festival returned to Training Center Cape May on Saturday, when the public got a rare inside look at the workings of an active-duty U.S. Coast Guard base, its vessels, aircraft […]
COVID-19 pandemic continues to change demographics, way agents engage clients CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — The COVID-19 pandemic changed the real estate market in many ways that continue to alter the demographics of Cape May […]
Meier raises issues with waste, proximity to schoolchildren CAPE MAY — Despite objections and pleas to reconsider, City Council approved rules allowing leashed dogs on the new nature trails at Lafayette Street Park. During the […]
