GABLES leader Grimm advocated for gay rights
VILLAS — A staunch advocate for gay rights, Vince Grimm served for more than 30 years as the executive director of GABLES of Cape May County. He died Oct. 4 in his home. Grimm was […]
Attic find sheds light on life at Physick Estate
MAC honors former gardener Lindheimer after letters discovered in Windsor Avenue home CAPE MAY — The Walter Lindheimer Garden at the Emlen Physick Estate opened with a small crowd of revelers on Sept. 19. Some […]
Nor’easter generates big waves, coastal flooding
A nor’easter slammed the East Coast on Sunday, prompting New Jersey to declare a state of emergency amid heavy rain, strong winds and coastal flooding in Cape May. Above, surfers took advantage of the increased […]
Major housing development envisioned at airport
In negotiations with DRBA, county wants local control, mixed-income residential CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — Cape May County is negotiating along parallel tracks with the Delaware River and Bay Authority over the county airport. Key […]
Incumbents field opposing tickets in WCM election
Antonicello, Dick lead slates; Sabo runs for Assembly seat WEST CAPE MAY — Seven people are seeking the three seats on West Cape May Borough Commission, including two incumbents running in slates against one another. […]
Lower Township sportsmen’s club must vacate DEP’s land
LOWER TOWNSHIP — The Sunset Beach Sportsmen’s Club has lost its appeal of an eviction order from the state Department of Environmental Protection and now must vacate its longtime clubhouse. The state Superior Court Appellate […]
Oktoberfest celebrations couple beer with harvest bounty on cape
In 1810, Munich, Bavaria was in the midst of a cultural movement known as German Romanticism. The movement promoted a communion of man and nature, getting back to simpler times when harvest, family and artful […]
Cape May considers demolition by neglect ruling
Intent to help protect city historic homes, buildings CAPE MAY — The city introduced an ordinance providing for a determination of demolition by neglect during the Sept. 16 meeting. Solicitor Chris Gillin-Schwartz said it is […]
Cape May Point’s water lines must be made of modern materials
CAPE MAY POINT — Borough Commission has moved to comply with the state mandate that all water lines be free of lead and galvanized service lines by 2031. “It mandates that when a homeowner or […]
Successful summer sows optimism for fall business
CAPE MAY — Goodbye, summer and hello, quieter days. As the summer heat gives way to breezy, fall days, the merchants of Cape May are reflecting on this summer and looking forward to the last […]
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