CAPE MAY — To know a place is to know all of its moods, not just the shiny facade it wears for company. Although the island of Cape May has its charmingly old-fashioned downtown, easily […]
CAPE MAY — The long-anticipated new police station in Cape May could be open as soon as spring 2027. City Manager Paul Dietrich provided City Council with an update May 6 on the various capital […]
Four-year project comes to fruition at former county library branch CAPE MAY — The public was invited to the Cape May Community Center on May 3 as the city held the grand opening and offered […]
CAPE MAY — If it works, keep doing it. Cape May City Council introduced its 2025 budget April 15 with no increase in the local tax rate for the sixth straight year. The $27,985,635 spending […]
CAPE MAY — Cape May Cares, a nonprofit that works to help improve the quality of life for the children, parents, senior citizens and disabled persons living in the Cape May Housing Authority and other low-income areas, […]
Council to reconsider in the fall after Public Works files a report CAPE MAY — The city has set a limit on how much recycling it will pick up at the curb each week, forcing […]
CAPE MAY — A monument to honor U.S. Navy sailors who gave their lives during the World War II’s Battle of the Atlantic is being planned for a prominent location in Cape May. Cape May […]
CAPE MAY — City Manager Paul Dietrich said Cape May is removing the bike lane on Beach Avenue near the Rusty Nail to gain back 11 parking spaces. During the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BAPAC) […]
Fans of Cape May come from many walks of life CAPE MAY – Did you know that to be a “shlocal” in Cape May requires fierce devotion? At many motels around town, we see returning […]
CAPE MAY — East Lynne Theater Company has named Mark David Boberick to a new position as executive director effective immediately. Boberick, of Wildwood Crest, joined East Lynne’s board of trustees in 2023. Most recently, […]
