CAPE MAY — City Council and the Historic Preservation Commission have granted unanimous conditional approval to the USS Jacob Jones Memorial Foundation to move forward with its proposed project. The Jacob Jones Memorial Committee previously […]
Three entrepreneurs open new locations on Washington Street CAPE MAY — As the city prepares for another bustling summer season, shoppers will have three new spots to visit on Washington Street. What makes these three […]
VILLAS — Engineer Andrew McTague updated Lower Township Council on capital projects May 18. Four streets in Diamond Beach are scheduled to be milled and paved starting mid-May and are scheduled to be completed mid-June. […]
CAPE MAY — The city of Cape May honored Curtis Bashaw with the 2025 Citizenship Award at a ceremony May 11 on the Washington Square Mall. When selecting the recipient for this award, City Council […]
CAPE MAY — Equality Cape May has announced an expanded month-long Pride celebration for June 2026, featuring its annual Pride March & Party on Sunday, June 7 alongside additional community events, fundraisers and partner programming […]
CAPE MAY POINT — Borough Commission discussed amending the ordinance for water/sewer connection requirements. The borough currently requires a $500,000 performance bond and proof of insurance for $500,000 property damage and general liability. During the […]
CAPE MAY — Delaware River and Bay Authority (DRBA) commissioners unanimously approved a revised fare schedule for the Cape May-Lewes Ferry on April 21. The adjustments, which were developed following a virtual public meeting held […]
NORTH CAPE MAY – The Evoy Funeral Home had the honor of attending to the arrangements for Phillip E. Smith, a proud American hero whose life was defined by sacrifice, dedication and service to others. […]
Initiative aims to support U.S. Coast Guard expansion, national security, facility sustainability CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — Cape May County commissioners are trying a different approach to build housing on land at the Cape May […]
Investigation part of process to replace desalination plant CAPE MAY — The city is continuing to move forward with replacing its water desalination plant to help address the overwhelming demand on the resource, especially during […]
