CAPE MAY — City Council is considering a stricter curfew to keep youth from gathering in large numbers on the Promenade and beach. Several municipalities in Cape May County enforce juvenile curfews and other restrictions […]
NORTH CAPE MAY — As much as many love the beauty of vintage homes, they take a lot of work to maintain. The work is old-fashioned, too, resulting in aches that feel a bit vintage […]
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 — 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 Beach Patrol hosts Women’s Lifeguard Conference CAPE MAY — For Lt. Sara Jackson of the Cape May Beach Patrol, one of the most moving moments of this year’s South Jersey Women’s Lifeguard Conference […]
Neighbors had requested further conditions be placed; council recommends cooperation CAPE MAY — City Council approved the Southern Mansion’s liquor license after reviewing complaints from residents about noncompliance. Council agreed to proceed with the current […]
CAPE MAY — City Council tabled one applicant’s liquor license renewal after several residents raised concerns about noncompliance. During the June 1 meeting, several residents spoke about issues related to the special conditions included in […]
CAPE MAY — Protecting the city’s shade trees is pivotal to preserving the tree canopy and the city is taking actions to prohibit conduct likely to result in long-term decline or death of trees. City […]
CAPE MAY — Cape May Mayor Zack Mullock will face U.S. Rep. Jeff Van Drew for his seat in New Jersey’s 2nd Congressional District in November’s general election. The Associated Press called Mullock the winner […]
CAPE MAY — City Council has received official notice from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) of a $24.3 million award toward the Seawall Flood Mitigation Project. City Manager Paul Dietrich said the project was […]
