CAPE MAY — To promote turnover and increase parking availability in high-traffic areas, City Council is increasing metered parking prices across all zones and extending the season in all but one. During the May 5 […]
CAPE MAY — All good stories have one thing in common: they must come to a close. For the past 50 years, Anita DeSatnick has been leading Miss Anita’s Storytime at the Cape May branch […]
CAPE MAY — The Jacob Jones Memorial Committee appeared before City Council to present its new designs for a proposed monument to honor U.S. Navy sailors who gave their lives during the Battle of the […]
CAPE MAY — As the season heats up on Cape Island, the opportunities for home-ownership are also ready to bloom for the right person. In the case of the home at 526 Elmira St., the […]
33 percent hike would be first since 2019 in city of Cape May CAPE MAY — City residents and visitors may see an increase in parking meter costs this summer for the first time since […]
CAPE MAY — Two focus group sessions held last week provided community members the opportunity to provide input into the possibility of merging Cape May and West Cape May schools. Patty Weeks and Robert Previti […]
CAPE MAY — A new lifeguard headquarters has been a long time coming for the Cape May Beach Patrol. A ribbon-cutting for the newly renovated lifeguard headquarters is scheduled for May 1. The structure was […]
CAPE MAY — There is just no comparison to the genuine article: the real deal doesn’t need bells or whistles, only acknowledgement. The kind of house all lovers of Cape May dream of living in, […]
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 […]
Notice is hereby given to the legal voters of the Cape May City school district, in the County of Cape May, of the State of New Jersey, that a Public Hearing will be held in […]
