GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP — Most New Jersey voters give the Trump administration poor marks so far and Democrats are frustrated with their party’s response, according to a poll released last week by the William J. Hughes Center […]
WEST CAPE MAY — Summer in Cape May doesn’t just mean beautiful sunsets and long beach days — it also marks the reopening of the West Cape May Farm Market. The borough recently opened its vendor applications […]
WEST CAPE MAY — When all hope is lost and the world seems against you, where does one find the strength to open locked doors, to persevere and overcome obstinate obstacles? For Maria Powers of […]
WILDWOOD CREST — A Wildwood Crest man faces aggravated sexual assault charges and others following a joint investigation. Cape May County Prosecutor Jeffrey Sutherland and Wildwood Crest Police Chief Robert Lloyd announced the arrest of […]
Director details spending plan, infrastructure, future projects SEA ISLE CITY — “Welcome to the capital of Cape May County: Sea Isle City,” Len Desiderio told the Chamber of Commerce on March 20 as he prepared […]
NORTH CAPE MAY — The blood of five generations of bagel-makers runs through Aaron Wagner’s veins. From Warsaw, Poland, to Brooklyn, N.Y., to Cherry Hill, N.J., then Philadelphia and now all the way to Cape May, […]
Health, appearance jeopardized by bubblers broken for months CAPE MAY POINT — Concerns over the management of Lake Lily, including broken bubblers and delayed winter treatment for muck reduction, have caused a rift between the […]
WEST CAPE MAY — Borough Commission introduced its $3,839,238 municipal budget March 12 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 — Resident Jules Rauch expressed his concern to City Council over what will happen to the dedicated benches after the promenade improvement project. The project includes rehabilitation and resurfacing of the concrete walkway […]
CAPE MAY POINT — Borough Commission discussed the Planning Board’s recommendations for an ordinance that would eliminate ambiguity in the borough code regarding pervious surfaces. “It now properly describes pervious surfaces,” Mayor Anita VanHeeswyk said. […]
