CAPE MAY POINT — Commissioner Suzanne Yunghans said there have been several unanticipated problems this year at Pavilion Circle. During the June 9 meeting, she said the issues include irrigation, high levels of iron in […]
CAPE MAY POINT — “What I’m looking for is reaffirmation on where we stand on bamboo, and I bring this up because this will not be popular,” Deputy Mayor Elise Geiger said May 26 regarding […]
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 POINT — Borough Commission discussed potential ordinance changes relating to New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection regarding the Protecting Against Climate Threats/Resilient Environments and Landscape (PACT/REAL) rules. The rules significantly change various regulations […]
CAPE MAY POINT — Few locations on the East Coast can offer what one small neighborhood on the tip of Cape Island holds: the swoop of the lighthouse beacon over the rooftops at night, the […]
CAPE MAY POINT — A special place to remember and honor veterans has been created at the north end of Lake Lily, where visitors can enjoy a quiet location to sit and reflect. The Veterans […]
CAPE MAY POINT — Commissioners unanimously agreed to join the county in its litigation against the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection regarding the Protecting Against Climate Threats/Resilient Environments and Landscape (PACT/REAL) rules. During the […]
CAPE MAY POINT — Borough Commission is considering the Planning Board’s recommendations on light trespass, a form of light pollution in which unwanted artificial light spills onto neighboring properties. “It’s two groups that did a […]
CAPE MAY POINT — Borough Commission unanimously passed its 2026 budget April 14, calling for a 3-cent increase in the local tax rate. The $2.8 million spending plan is up $337,458 from the previous year […]
Commissioners support county fighting NJ PACT CAPE MAY POINT − Last year was the first since 1996 in which federal funds for beach replenishment were not allocated to New Jersey shore towns. The need for […]
