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 swells. Parts of the state were forecast to experience winds up to 60 mph, as much as 5 inches of rain and large surf, potentially causing beach erosion. Below, the parking lot of the Lobster House was inundated with water.
WEST CAPE MAY — Borough Commission has received approval from the Cape May Historic Preservation Commission and is ready to move forward with the pedestrian bridge project. Borough engineer Anthony Chadwell met with Cape May […]
CAPE MAY — The Bacharach Foundation has awarded Jewish Family Service of Atlantic & Cape May Counties (JFS) a $100,000 grant to support the agency’s essential community services. The support is part of Bacharach’s commitment […]