CAPE MAY — City Council tabled one applicant’s liquor license renewal after several residents raised concerns about noncompliance. During the June 1 meeting, several residents spoke about issues related to the special conditions included in […]
Van Drew out-raises Democratic field; Mullock wins despite collecting half of top opponent The power of incumbency is evident in fundraising reports in the Second Congressional District. On the Federal Election Commission site, reports for […]
CAPE MAY — Cape May Deputy City Manager Justin Riggs has been selected to fill a vacant position on the executive board of the New Jersey Municipal Management Association (NJMMA), a statewide organization dedicated to […]
CAPE MAY — Protecting the city’s shade trees is pivotal to preserving the tree canopy and the city is taking actions to prohibit conduct likely to result in long-term decline or death of trees. City […]
WEST CAPE MAY — The Arbor Day Foundation has named the Borough of West Cape May a 2026 Tree City USA, in honor of its commitment to plant, grow and maintain trees to benefit its […]
Michigan man matches father’s, cousin’s cross-country trek OCEAN CITY — On Sunday, Tim Adams completed a cross-country bicycle trip that took him 3,400 miles from Los Angeles, Calif., to Ocean City, N.J. It was the […]
STONE HARBOR — Tiny turtles and young learners trekked into the marsh June 3 as The Wetlands Institute in Stone Harbor held its annual Terrapin Release with the kindergarten class of Stone Harbor Elementary School. […]
CAPE MAY — Cape May Mayor Zack Mullock will face U.S. Rep. Jeff Van Drew for his seat in New Jersey’s 2nd Congressional District in November’s general election. The Associated Press called Mullock the winner […]
Shares financial scams against senior citizens VILLAS — Elder financial fraud is on the rise, with criminals seeking to take advantage of a vulnerable population. Being vigilant against potential financial exploitation requires understanding scams and […]
CAPE MAY — City Council has received official notice from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) of a $24.3 million award toward the Seawall Flood Mitigation Project. City Manager Paul Dietrich said the project was […]
