CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — The state announced figures for County Aid to fund infrastructure projects July 31 and Cape May County received the least, just $3,435,310. Neighboring Atlantic County is set to get more […]
CAPE MAY POINT — Borough Commission tabled a measure that would have amended trash storage regulations after concerned residents questioned the reasoning and suggested the borough enforce the existing ordinance rather than change it. Borough […]
CAPE MAY POINT — Commissioners are discussing the code regarding the borough’s right of way along private properties and potential future options. The board is attempting to clarify what is and what is not allowable […]
Park includes 27 restored buildings, live performers COLD SPRING — Visit Historic Cold Spring Village, located in Lower Township, and take a step back in time to the 1800s. The sprawling park includes 27 historic buildings, […]
CAPE MAY — “Turn the tide, turn the tide,” shout talking sea creatures and a young girl summoned to the Coral Queen’s underwater royal court in “Alice’s Adventures in Waterland,” an original play performed July 27 […]
Officials expect replacement near the end of the summer CAPE MAY — City Manager Paul Deitrich said that after some difficulty, he finally has a quote for a replacement booster pump at the water treatment […]
CAPE MAY POINT — The National Weather Service Philadelphia/Mount Holly (NWS) confirmed in a preliminary damage survey that an EF-0 tornado came through Cape May Point after a waterspout came ashore July 21. There were […]
CAPE MAY — Concerned residents questioned City Council last week about the possible two-story addition to the Allen AME Church proposed by East Lynn Theater Company (ELTC). Resident Stacey Sheehan asked where the city was […]
Cape May County Chamber of Commerce hosts panel discussion on transportation CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — “South Jersey has been ignored for many decades,” said Kris Kolluri, an executive with the state’s top transportation organizations. “Only […]
WEST CAPE MAY — The West Cape May Board of Education received $63,000 from the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs to replace playground equipment at the elementary school at Moore Street and Colombia Avenue. […]
