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'reNew Jersey Stronger' Housing Recovery Center open in Cape May County
Eligible homeowners, whose primary residences were damaged or destroyed by Hurricacne Sandy, were encouraged to apply for two grants to help them resettle in their homes, elevate or rebuild their residences when they met with New Jersey Department of Community Affairs Commissioner Richard E. Constable III Monday, June 17 at the 'reNew Jersey ... (more)
N.J. arts groups have been short-changed by hotel-motel tax
The State Theatre in New Brunswick is one of hundreds of arts organizations funded by the hotel-motel occupancy tax.
The farm-to-table movement invaded cutting-edge kitchens during the past few years.
Chritie nixes bill to allow instant weddings in N.J.
Assembly Majority Lou Greenwald , right, is the sponsor of a bill that would have done away with the state's 72 hour waiting period for marriage licenses.
New Jersey Ready For Another Day Of Heavy Rain
New Jersey is ready for the second day this week of heavy rains, flooding and high winds as a line of storms heads east.
Seafood, beer and music at Cape May Harbor Festival
The event is a celebration of seafood and song; the sea, its culture, its economy and its ecology.
Military weekend at Cold Spring Village
Event highlights include knights and archers from Medieval England, Union and Confederate encampments, World War II Allied and Axis reenactors, and afternoon presentations of The Story of Old Glory.
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Owner Sentenced in NJ Fishing Boat-Sinking Scheme
A southern New Jersey fishing boat owner has been sentenced to nearly four years in prison for his role in a botched scheme to sink the boat for insurance money.
A First Look at the Watchcase Condos
After more than 20 public hearings, a three year approval process, the world-wide economic meltdown and five years of recession, last Thursday, the Sag Harbor community got its first look at what will eventually be 64 luxury apartments and townhouses at Watchcase, the redevelopment project currently underway to transform the historic Bulova ... (more)
Cherry Hill man gets prison time for plotting to sink fishing boat...
A Camden County man was sentenced to nearly four years in prison on Wednesday for organizing a plot to sink his fishing boat off the coast of Cape May in August 2009 to collect $400,000 from an insurance company, U.S. Attorney Paul J. Fishman announced.
Show Us Your Shore: Instagram photos from Cape May
Cape May is known for its historic mansions and Victorian-style homes, which are two of the subjects of photos people are posting on Instagram.
State To Begin Releasing Sandy Recovery Money Next Month
The money to repair or rebuild Sandy-struck county homes should start to flow in the next few weeks, the head of the state Department of Community Affairs said Tuesday.
Add 'Jersey Fresh' flavor to your drinks from your own backyard
The farm-to-table movement invaded cutting-edge kitchens during the past few years.
Have a Discussion With FEMA Sat.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency will present an informational meeting for City of Cape May property owners at 10 a.m. Saturday, June 15 at the Cape May Convention Hall which is located at 714 Beach Avenue in Cape May, New Jersey.
South Jersey Under Tornado Watch
Burlington, Camden and Gloucester counties are under a tornado watch until 10 p.m. Monday, the National Weather Service announced.
With home in Trenton, new Episcopal bishop-elect ready to lead
Over breakfast at the Sunrise Luncheonette on South Warren Street, during which he ordered eggs - over easy - in Creole because that was his waiter's primary language, the new Episcopal bishop-elect of New Jersey discussed his pressing search for a new home.
Coast Guard aids woman hurt in sailboat accident
The Coast Guard came to the aid of woman injured when the sailboat she was in ran aground off southern New Jersey.
Toughest job in townNew Hoboken parking czar says customer service, not enforcement, is key
John Morgan, the city's new director of parking, demonstrates the SmartCard with Mayor Dawn Zimmer.
Miss New Jersey Parade Kicks Off Pageant Week
The popular Miss New Jersey Parade will kick off Pageant Week on Wednesday in Ocean City.