CAPE MAY POINT — Borough Commission passed its 2025 budget April 9, calling for a 1.7-cent increase in the local tax rate. The $2.4 million spending plan is up $1,009 from the previous year and the […]
WEST CAPE MAY — Borough Commission approved its $3,839,238 municipal budget April 9 with no increase in the local purpose tax rate, which will stay at 43.1 cents per $100 of assessed value. The local […]
Cape May MAC tattoo exhibit opens in the Carroll Gallery CAPE MAY — For many people, tattoos are a part of the modern-day social fabric, and they are becoming more widely accepted, celebrated and recognized […]
Claims rules would put cost for businesses on taxpayers CAPE MAY — Despite the city moving forward with limits on the amount of recycling homeowners and businesses can put out for collection, the Taxpayers Association […]
CAPE MAY — “The Franklin Street reconstruction [and] restoration project is about 85% complete,” city engineer Vince Orlando told City Council on April 1. “We’re looking at installing the trees and gas lamps,” Orlando said. “We […]
CAPE MAY — Dogs will be permitted on the new nature trails at Lafayette Street Park as long as they are leashed and their owners collect any waste left behind. During a meeting April 1, City […]
OCEAN CITY — As part of a day of protests nationwide against President Donald Trump’s policies and drastic cuts led by Elon Musk in the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), about 400 people formed a […]
Approval clears way for construction of police station at St. John’s, Lafayette streets CAPE MAY — The State House Commission unanimously granted approval to Cape May’s land diversion proposal, providing the space for construction of […]
WWII-themed creation marks victory at Battle of Normandy ERMA — The World War II-themed traveling exhibit The Longest Yarn, which has been touring the UK and France since last June’s D-Day celebrations, is coming to […]
CAPE MAY POINT — Preparing for an uptick in seasonal traffic includes education and communication, especially regarding golf carts, also known as low-speed vehicles (LSVs). During a Borough Commission meeting March 25, Deputy Mayor Elise […]
