CAPE MAY — Despite the fact that two-thirds of the Earth is covered with water, available beachfront property is so hard to find. For all the reasons one would expect, people tend to hold onto […]
MIDDLE TOWNSHIP — A Cape May man was charged with attempted murder following a stabbing March 23 in Rio Grande. The Middle Township Police Department said officers were dispatched around 5:11 p.m. to Route 9 […]
CAPE MAY — After receiving a residential request for a street opening, City Council is considering an enhanced asphalt repair process for streets with an opening moratorium. “I have a resident on Washington Street that […]
CAPE MAY — For the first time in seven years, Cape May residents likely will see a tax rate increase. The 2026 spending plan calls for a 2-cent increase in the tax rate to 38.1 […]
2-cent increase would boost municipal rate to 38.1 cents CAPE MAY — Cape May residents could see a municipal tax increase in 2026, something that has not happened in seven years. According to City Manager […]
CAPE MAY — Despite the snowy conditions this winter, construction of the long-awaited Cape May Police Department building is progressing as expected. “The two snowstorms have only made a minor impact to the overall schedule […]
CAPE MAY — City Manager Paul Dietrich provided an overview of the 2026 capital budget, totaling $4.48 million, and plans to complete some before summer. City Council introduced four bond ordinances Feb. 17 with a […]
CAPE MAY POINT — Few places on Earth combine natural beauty, gentle quiet and scenic beaches like the borough of Cape May Point. Few houses are poised to take advantage of every beautiful attribute quite […]
Landmark designation seeks to protect the green canopy CAPE MAY — Substantive changes could be made to the city’s shade tree protection policies and removal procedures. Solicitor Chris Gillin-Schwartz told City Council during a meeting […]
CAPE MAY — City Manager Paul Dietrich said the city is ending the year with parking revenue totaling $2,427,111 as of the end of November, an increase of almost $200,000. Dietrich updated City Council on […]