WWII monument being planned for Beach, Howard streets
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 […]
Beach Avenue bicycle lane to be removed for parking
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) […]
Around Town
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 […]
East Lynne names Boberick to new executive director post
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, […]
Cape May hosts Easter Egg Hunt, Fashion Stroll
The Kiwanis Club of Cape May hosted its annual Easter Egg Hunt April 19 on the beach behind Cape May Convention Hall and the city, Chamber of Commerce of Greater Cape May and businesses on […]
Enjoy the harbor life with fewer hassles at Canyon Club condos
CAPE MAY — Years ago, Cape May Harbor was much smaller. Geographically it occupied the same footprint, but the north end of the harbor was a desolate place with only a few commercial berths hard by […]
Sturdy, modest Cape May single offers timeless appeal on quiet lane at shore
CAPE MAY — Why do people dream of moving to Cape May? It certainly can’t be for just the beach — lots of places have a beach. Is it the weather? Would that be the […]
Group opposes city proposal on recycling pickup
Claims rules would put cost for businesses on taxpayers CAPE MAY — Despite the city moving forward with limits on the amount of recycling homeowners and businesses can put out for collection, the Taxpayers Association […]
Franklin Street upgrade project nearly complete
CAPE MAY — “The Franklin Street reconstruction [and] restoration project is about 85% complete,” city engineer Vince Orlando told City Council on April 1. “We’re looking at installing the trees and gas lamps,” Orlando said. “We […]
Resident: What will happen to dedicated benches?
CAPE MAY — Resident Jules Rauch expressed his concern to City Council over what will happen to the dedicated benches after the promenade improvement project. The project includes rehabilitation and resurfacing of the concrete walkway […]