CAPE MAY — Mayor Zack Mullock issued a stern warning for owner of short-term rentals who do not have a mercantile license. “We will not hesitate in fining you if we find that you’re operating […]
CAPE MAY — Just like the landscape surrounding the city changes with the time of the year, the Nature Center of Cape May has entered a new season. Director Gretchen Whitman’s retirement left big shoes […]
Research another step in plans to build new desalination plant CAPE MAY — The city is in the process of replacing its water desalination plant to help deal with the overwhelming demand on the resource, especially […]
CAPE MAY — “The nature trail project continues on schedule and we hope to have it opened up for the summer season,” Paul Dietrich said Feb. 19. The city manager said a preconstruction conference has […]
CAPE MAY — The city’s history is a story with a lot of twists and turns packed into a tight novella. Each neighborhood might be only a few blocks in size, but those communities are […]
During its second meeting of the year, the Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) asked each member why they serve on the board and what it means to them. “As a way to kick off this year, […]
CAPE MAY — The Cape May Planning Board discussed the long-shelved Municipal Public Access Plan when it met Jan. 28. The plan was created in 2016 by board engineer Craig R. Hurless, who said it […]
CAPE MAY — After being sworn in to his fifth term Jan. 22, Mayor Zack Mullock addressed the community with his State of the City address. “It is an honor and a privilege to stand […]
CAPE MAY — Joined by his wife and three children, Mayor Zack Mullock was sworn in for his fifth term as Cape May City Council convened Jan. 22 for its reorganization meeting. “It is an […]
Exhibit highlights restrictions, accommodations amid Jim Crow CAPE MAY — A new exhibit explores how Black travelers used the “Green Book” and other publications during the Jim Crow Era to find friendly accommodations in the United […]