Caper Tigers win four of five to take second place in Cape-Atlantic League National Division WILDWOOD — In their last basketball game of the week, the Caper Tiger boys found themselves in a shootout with […]
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 […]
CAPE MAY — Beach Avenue lives up to its promise in myriad ways. The southernmost stretch of the famous Beach Drive winds past some of the most recognizable homes on the East Coast — from […]
CAPE MAY — There are no bad locations in Cape May, only different flavors to appeal to different palates. Some people long to live alone in a minimally furnished room with a view of the […]
Caper Tigers stay close but lose by 10 in Boardwalk Classic game WILDWOOD — The Caper Tigers stayed close to their Middle Township rivals during the final game of the Boardwalk Basketball Classic at the […]
COLD SPRING — Follow the curve of New England Road at the far north end of Cape Island, putting the West Cape May bridge at Seashore Road in the rear-view mirror, and several magical things […]
Coach pleased as young team shows promise in first dual meet of the season ERMA — The Caper Tiger wrestling team opened its dual meet season with a resounding win over visiting Mainland Regional. The […]
JANUARY CAPE MAY — During a meeting Jan. 11, Municipal Taxation and Revenue Advisory Committee Chairman Dennis Crowley said as a fourth-class city, Cape May has the right to add a 1 percent sales tax […]
