Second-hand shops in Cape May Court House, Seaville CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — Volunteers in Medicine (VIM) has been operating its volunteer-based free clinic for the uninsured and underserved in Cape May Court House for more […]
Franklin Street library branch sees surge in interest CAPE MAY — The newest Cape May County Library branch opened in June 2024 after moving into the historic Franklin Street School in Cape May. The new […]
The Longest Yarn set to land at Naval Air Station Wildwood ERMA — Thousands of people all over the world have been knitting as fast as they can. In groups or alone by the glow […]
Casting March 10-14 on set of ‘The Dish’ in Woodbine WOODBINE — Cape May County is getting a second chance at silver screen glory late this winter, as footage for another major movie is to […]
CAPE MAY — After being sworn in to his fifth term Jan. 22, Mayor Zack Mullock addressed the community with his State of the City address. “It is an honor and a privilege to stand […]
Villas resident to receive prestigious global awards in Italy NORTH CAPE MAY — A fundraiser Jan. 30 at Nauti Spirits benefited artist Sydnei SmithJordan, who is set to receive two prestigious awards from ArtTour International […]
CAPE MAY POINT — The Cape May Point Science Center announce last week the launch of its Climate Institute, a hub dedicated to advancing research, education and solutions for coastal climate impacts. The Science Center […]
CAPE MAY — Joined by his wife and three children, Mayor Zack Mullock was sworn in for his fifth term as Cape May City Council convened Jan. 22 for its reorganization meeting. “It is an […]
Cape May resident, LCMRHS graduate helped shoot ‘Arizona Stories’ through Montclair State CAPE MAY — A drive to succeed despite the hurdles in her way is one of the defining characteristics of Aylin Alvarez Santiago, […]
CAPE MAY POINT — Sitting at the continent’s edge, Cape May Point may be vulnerable to the ocean and Mother Nature, but the new Borough Commission has a firm footing for the future term rooted […]
Inclusive facility would comply with DCA rules for Jake’s Law VILLAS — Lower township is hoping the state will pitch in for a $1.114 million inclusive playground at Rotary Park. On Jan. 22, Township Council […]
WEST CAPE MAY — Carol Sabo has higher aspirations than serving as mayor of the borough, announcing Jan. 20 that she is running for a seat in the state General Assembly. “Today I took a […]
Exhibit highlights restrictions, accommodations amid Jim Crow CAPE MAY — A new exhibit explores how Black travelers used the “Green Book” and other publications during the Jim Crow Era to find friendly accommodations in the United […]