Goals include boosting durability, safety, accessibility CAPE MAY — Motorists traversing Beach Avenue in Cape May can’t help but notice the work under way to improve the safety and durability of the Promenade. Work is […]
Groundbreaking talks to follow meeting with contractor Ogren CAPE MAY — City Manager Paul Dietrich told City Council on Oct. 7 that he anticipated having a pre-construction meeting regarding the police headquarters building. “Once we […]
CAPE MAY — The importance of recognizing people who have dedicated themselves to the legacy of Cape May continues with former librarian Emma Elwell. A new plaque recognizing her contributions was unveiled Oct. 16 in […]
CAPE MAY — Despite wind, rain and tidal flooding, well more than 200 people attended this year’s annual Lessons of History Distinguished Lecture Series on Oct. 12. “Benjamin Franklin’s Revolutions” featured Penn State University English […]
WEST CAPE MAY — While autumn has just begun, preparations for the West Cape May Community Christmas Parade already have started. The annual parade is held on the first Saturday of December and marks the […]
CAPE MAY POINT — The borough recently completed its Best Practices Inventory, scoring a 38 on the state-mandated questionnaire in order to receive state aid. Clerk Elaine Wallace told Borough Commission on Oct. 14 that […]
Aviation Sports Complex LLC planning 100,000-square-foot bubble dome at county airport ERMA —– Jamie Sutton and Bob Buglak know from first-hand experience that parents are used to driving their sports-crazy kids all over creation for […]
Proposes creation of Commerce Department, withdrawal from emissions cooperative GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP — “Part of my reorganization of state government will include the re-establishment of a Department of Commerce to advocate for the business community,” Jack […]
CAPE MAY — Dennis Crowley expressed frustration and concern over the slow progress and parking situation at Lafayette Street Park. “Lafayette Street Park has been delayed time and time again for a variety of reasons […]
WEST CAPE MAY — The borough has received a $700,000 local infrastructure grant to help fund its share of the pedestrian bridge project. “They gave us the grant for $700,000, so now we have $785,000 […]
