
Mayor Edward J. Mahaney Jr., in his annual state of the city address July 1, said council will focus on long term financial challenges to maintain the quality of life in the city for residents and businesspersons in an economic climate “in which we can all still afford to reside here.”
According to county Prosecutor Robert Taylor and Lower Township Police Chief Ed Donohue, a Villas man has been charged with aggravated sexual assault and endangering the welfare of a child.
According to the state Department of Corrections (DOC) Offender Characteristics Report, there were...
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There is a new sport in town, "Doggie Bunging." The only problem is, dog chains do not...
Sincere thanks and appreciation to Billy Kehner, Jr. for bringing the first-ever Philadelphia...
In rebuttal to a Spout Off from last week, the difference between this and the Spout Off is I am...
The 4-H Fair and Chicken Bar-B-Que has been an annual event and family tradition in Cape May County for over 60 years.
It was a joyous occasion on Thursday, June 4th for 21 eighth grade students at Our Lady Star of the Sea Regional School.
Furey competed in the 7-8 year old division for this local level challenge
CapeBank Charitable Foundation showed support for the advocacy of foster children with a $5,000 grant...
Deputy Mayor Susan Atkinson DeLanzo previously announced at the June 15th Township Committee...
Borough Council said The Whitebrier couldn’t serve alcohol from its outside service bar, however...
During the week of Monday, June 22 through Sunday, June 28 Middle Township police responded to or initiated 792 calls for service, averaging 113 per day.
According to the Department of Corrections, there are currently three escapees from the state prison system who were committed from Cape May County.
According to the state Department of Education, Middle Township School District and 19 others statewide are no longer in need of improvement.
The sun shone on the base here as guests arrived before 11 a.m. on July 1 to witness the Change of Command ceremony for the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Dependable, but once everyone gathered under the tent erected for the event, a steady rain began to fall and thunder boomed in the distance.
Councilman David Ellenberg and Councilman Joseph Tipping were sworn in for four-year terms during Borough Council’s reorganization meeting July 1.
Avalon Police Chief David Dean issued the following letter to residents and visitors concerning parking facing the opposite direction of traffic
The Travel Channel’s Great Weekends Show with Samantha Brown filmed an episode at Cool Scoops Ice Cream Parlor in North Wildwood on June 29.
State Troopers will not only enforce New Jersey's Traffic Laws, but also the illegal sale of fireworks.
The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (BPU) today approved energy efficiency investment proposals for three of the state’s major utilities, including Cape May County's utility South Jersey Gas.
The Republican county committee members of the First Legislative District, meeting last night at the Old Historic County Court House in Middle Township, selected by acclamation Ocean City business and civic leader John McCann to join GOP First District nominee Mike Donohue as the GOP ticket for the State Assembly.
The Geator with the Heater,” “The Boss with the Red Hot Sauce,” Jerry Blavat will headline the entertainment as the city celebrates the 400th Anniversary of Henry Hudson discovering Cape Island.
Combining the unpredictable playfulness of comedic improvisation with the emotional power of musical theater, this troupe will share its unique and engaging approach to the creation of musical theater with audiences during these two performances in Cape May.
The top five graduating seniors are pictured in order of class rank.
Police have identified the second victim who drowned June 30 in Hereford Inlet off First and Surf...
Five people were injured when a Lincoln Town Car driven by Joseph Hasson of the Villas drove through...
Detectives and uniformed state troopers from the Woodbine station apprehend Carmelo Ortiz Arrayo...
A boat crew from Coast Guard Station Cape May, conducts recreational boat boarding’s near...
Following multi-car accident earlier in the afternoon at Exit 10 intersection, southbound traffic is...
CAPE MAY — A committee of parents of Our Lady Star of the Sea School students has been meeting to try to find a way to stop the closure of the school. Parents received a letter May 12 informing them the school will close its doors in September 2010 due to low enrollment. The letter informed parents the school will merge with St. Ann’s Regional School in Wildwood.
Two years ago, the Catholic Diocese of Camden closed St. Raymond’s School in Villas and merged it with Cape May’s Our Lady Star of the Sea School. Our Lady Star of the Sea PTA President Frank Zilinek told the Herald the committee has 10 members representing Cape May, Lower Township, Cape May Point and West Cape May. The committee is developing a plan to save the school, he said. Zilinek said over 700 signatures have been gathered on a petition to Bishop Joseph Gal-ante asking the school remain open. Click here to read the full story by Jack Fichter.
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