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Corrections Officer Helps Lower Township Police Nab Knife Wielder
' On June 29 at approximately 5:30 p.m., Lower Township Police Department received a call from the manager of the Villas WaWa convenience store reporting a subject inside the store screaming at customers.
Critics say beaches-to-parks shift leaves Shore at risk
State forests and parks stayed open this week as the new budget year began, having avoided deficit-induced planned closures and cutbacks.
06/29 Balance Pilates & Yoga Studio Offers Family Yoga & Children's Yoga with Tiffany McClintock
The first session starts Sunday June 29th and runs through August 31st. Children's Yoga Sundays meets 10:30 am - 11:15 am and Family Yoga Sundays meets at 11:30 am - 12:15 pm.
Cape May peddles tickets to increase use of helmets
Police are planning to give out more tickets in July, but these will bring a smile instead of a frown.
The Merion Inn on Decatur Street in Cape May harkens back to more genteel, Victorian times.
Independent film to be shot in Cape May
Beginning mid-July, Emergency Poncho Productions, an independent film company, will begin shooting scenes from its new feature film, "Sneakers and Soul" in Cape May.
Cape May Regional student stars in "homecoming" concert
A dozen years ago, students at Lower Cape May Regional High School knew Chris Jay as a member of Yclept, a band that performed on the school stage more than 100 times.
County Gives $200K in Grants to Support Arts and Cultural Programs
Freeholder Ralph E. Bakley, Sr. and the Cape May County Board of Chosen Freeholders presented 32 non-profit arts, history and cultural groups with "Big" checks representing their share in the county's $200,000 ...
Public Meeting Set to Discuss Cox Hall Creek Project
' A public meeting will be held July 12 at 10 a.m. at the Property Owners Association of Cape May Beach Building on Clubhouse Road to present results of a hydrology study to introduce saltwater flow into Cox ...
The City of Cape May has lost its convention hall and doesn't know what to do? The city and our county is undergoing so many changes, it really makes it hard to decide.
Cape May's new mayor wants new planners, new plan
Mayor Ed Mahaney is proposing major changes to the Planning Board at a time when the board needs to do much more than hear building applications.
Cape May man charged with theft
Marek Topyla, 24, a local resident, was arrested at 1:40 a.m. Tuesday for stealing change from a water fountain at the Washington Street Mall, police said.
07/03 Kathleen George - Renowned Author at Cape May Library
George is the author of "The Man in the Buick, "Taken," "Fallen" and her latest book "Afterimage," published in 2007.
Experience life as a child more than 125 years ago. Children of all ages are invited to the grounds of the Emlen Physick Estate, 1048 Washington St., to play Victorian games and experience life as a child more ...
Cape May birding - something to crow about
I was not born to be a birder. In fact, one September when a high school beau took me to the top of a Pennsylvania mountain to view migrating hawks, my family reacted with relentless chicken clucks and rooster ...
Council meetings to increase under new Cape May mayor
Mayor Ed Mahaney and City Council won't be taking it easy this summer. During Tuesday's reorganization meeting, the council voted to meet four times per month in July, August and September, doubling the number ...
Miss New Jersey Visits Cape May, Gets Key to City
Miss New Jersey 2007, Amy Polumbo, received the key to the city June 27 from Cape May Mayor Jerome E. Inderwies.
Inspiration for sale at Cape May's Designer Show House
Photo credit/MAC Terri Bell Matera, I.D.S. of Carl Harz Furniture Co. in Elmer, NJ and visual merchandiser Nancy Burton designed the living room and dining room.
Forgotten no longer Museum honors Cape May County's Vietnam veterans
The old metal canteen that once saved a soldier's life would be pretty nondescript if not for Tom Collins.
Cape May and windmills had long history, until steam
Most people who hear about ambitious plans to build windmills off the New Jersey coast figure that, with the skyrocketing price of oil, the time has come.