CAPE MAY — City Council has received official notice from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) of a $24.3 million award toward the Seawall Flood Mitigation Project. City Manager Paul Dietrich said the project was […]
CAPE MAY — City Council and the Historic Preservation Commission have granted unanimous conditional approval to the USS Jacob Jones Memorial Foundation to move forward with its proposed project. The Jacob Jones Memorial Committee previously […]
CAPE MAY — Residents dominated the public comment portion of the City Council meeting Aug. 5 with concerns about the proposed USS Jacob Jones memorial monument. The monument, which is meant to honor the World […]
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 — “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 […]
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 […]