CAPE MAY POINT — Borough Commission continues to consider recommendations on light trespass, a form of light pollution in which unwanted artificial light spills onto neighboring properties. On July 14, Clerk Elaine Wallace asked commissioners […]
SEA ISLE CITY — The Sandy Rollman Ovarian Cancer Foundation’s 10th annual Sandy Sprint Sea Isle event was held July 18. The 5k race and 2-mile family fun walk are the foundation’s yearly fundraiser that […]
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — The Cape May County Board of Commissioners has approved a contract with the New Jersey Department of Human Services for fiscal year 2027 social services programs for the homeless. The […]
PHILADELPHIA — Coast Guard Sector Delaware Bay bid farewell to Capt. Kate Higgins-Bloom and welcomed Capt. Roberto Rivera as the new sector commander during a change of command ceremony July 16 at the Independence Seaport […]
LOWER TOWNSHIP — The Route 47 Bridge over Grassy Sound between Wildwood and Lower Township was temporarily closed to marine traffic because of excessive heat while Route 47/Wildwood Boulevard remained open for vehicles. The bridge reopened […]
Cape May exceeds 2.9 million mark set in 2024 by 200,000 gallons CAPE MAY — The Fourth of July weekend drew crowds, high temperatures and humidity and record water usage in a city already stressed […]
VILLAS — Several residents said they are still dealing with various parking issues in the Diamond Beach section of the township. On July 6, Jim Pomponi said the repaving in Diamond Beach went smoothly and […]
CAPE MAY — Two recently widowed seniors turn to an age-appropriate online dating site to ease their loneliness. Their foray into cyber-dating is hopeful, endearing and laugh-out-loud funny, and audiences practically will them together. “Kalamazoo,” […]
CAPE MAY — Balancing historic preservation and modern functionality is critical in this National Historic Landmark City. On June 15, the Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) granted conceptual approval for a two-story addition to the Allen […]
WEST CAPE MAY — Borough Commission approved an ordinance July 8 that establishes penalties for repeat offenders of land use regulations. The ordinance amends Chapter 27 of the Borough Code to implement new recommendations from […]
