CAPE MAY — Cape May Harbor has a recorded history stretching back a few centuries, when Dutch whalers hid out from very non-fictional pirates cruising the coastline for easy victims, and whaling camps were the […]
The Cape May Point Veterans Memorial was dedicated with a public ceremony on Veterans Day, May 25. Sponsored by the Cape May Point Taxpayers Association on behalf of the Veterans Memorial Committee, the event opened […]
Lower Cape May Regional wins seven in a row, triples win total from 2025 ERMA — The Caper Tiger softball team got knocked out of the sectional tournament early but posted a solid season, which […]
NORTH CAPE MAY — Popular lore has it that the warren of streets given nearly rhyming names in North Cape May carry all the monikers of the developer’s family members. The neighborhood boasts a Suzanne, […]
Three entrepreneurs open new locations on Washington Street CAPE MAY — As the city prepares for another bustling summer season, shoppers will have three new spots to visit on Washington Street. What makes these three […]
LOWER TOWNSHIP — Portsmouth Road is just north of the Cape May Canal in the area commonly referred to as Tranquility, after the oldest housing development to pop up there, just west of the Garden […]
CAPE MAY — Cape May Stage is committed to bringing new voices and points of view to the theater. Earlier this month, the theater showcased short plays by four talented high school students from across […]
CAPE MAY POINT — Few locations on the East Coast can offer what one small neighborhood on the tip of Cape Island holds: the swoop of the lighthouse beacon over the rooftops at night, the […]
Inaugural two-day festival held at 4-H Fairgrounds CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — Kings and queens, lords and ladies broke bread with commoners and some oddly dressed others May 2-3 at the 4-H Fairgrounds. The inaugural […]
CAPE MAY — St. James Place is an oddity in Cape May, although perhaps there should be more oddities like this one. It features views of the quiet meadows surrounding the north curve of Cape […]
