CAPE MAY POINT — Nostalgia can be dangerous when it blinds us to the present. All this love of retro, vintage, yesteryear: it’s all a comforting fairytale in which we know the ending before we even […]
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 […]
UPPER TOWNSHIP — Friday night at Amanda’s Field was more than another baseball game for the Red Raiders when they took on the Caper Tigers of Lower Cape May Regional High School. The Ocean City […]
NORTH CAPE MAY — The year 1940 wasn’t a great one in many ways, but it was a banner year for dream homes. The whole era was so good at building colonial-style hideaways that Hollywood […]
TRENTON — The Department of Environmental Protection announced April 3 the launch of an informational website and mapping tool to help the public, stakeholders and government officials advance work to make coastal wetlands more resilient […]
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, […]
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — Main Street in Cape May Court House has been the center of professional, legal and government life in Cape May County for generations, longer than there have been paved highways and […]
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 […]
CAPE MAY — After a tight first quarter, the Ocean City Red Raiders locked in and snapped a three-game losing streak on the road against a strong Lower Cape May Caper Tiger team. The Raiders […]
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 […]
