CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — There’s a certain aesthetically pleasing sense of order to the eastern edge of Cape May County. Barrier islands stretch outward along the rim of the peninsula like the outer edge […]
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — The area around Springers Mill Road used to be something of a secret, a little hideaway known only to locals. All appearances gave the feeling that this area was strategically […]
CAPE MAY — Residents dominated the public comment portion of the City Council meeting Aug. 5 with concerns about the proposed USS Jacob Jones memorial monument. The monument, which is meant to honor the World […]
Their answers? Camaraderie. Mutual support. Testing themselves. Trauma bonding. CAPE MAY POINT — Kristen Moorby came up with the idea for a “grueling endurance race” for female lifeguards nearly two decades ago. Only 11 competitors […]
Tough competition, rough conditions for 17th annual Cape May Point Women’s Lifeguard Challenge CAPE MAY POINT — When Sara Werner emerged from the surf after the second leg of the Cape May Point Beach Patrol […]
CAPE MAY — City Council continues to work toward satisfying its affordable housing obligations. On July 1, council passed resolutions endorsing a fourth round of the housing element and fair share plan, as well as […]
WEST CAPE MAY — Strawberry Lane isn’t merely a cutesy handle for a country road. This section of West Cape May just off Seashore Road was farmland for generations, and strawberries grew thick enough at […]
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — Different paths led a pair of bio-interns to the Cape May National Wildlife Refuge, but both are ardent about preserving wildlife and the environment. Kiana Itschner-Washington and Ari Huang are […]
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — For family activities, horseshoe crab tagging has to rank among the more unusual. But for the environmentally conscious, there are multiple reasons to enjoy it. For the Van Wingerden family […]
Volunteers help Fish & Wildlife track ancient, keystone species CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — With the backdrop of a beautiful sunset over Delaware Bay on a quite warm mid-June evening, mosquitoes and biting flies were […]
