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Life Resumes As Next Snow Storm Forecast
The blizzard that began with scattered flakes at 4:20 p.m. Feb. 5 ended just before 7 p.m. Feb. 6, after dumping upwards of 20 inches on Cape May County.
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State of Emergency in Effect
Cape May County will keep its emergency proclamation from Friday into effect throughout the week. Local law enforcement agencies stress non essential travel is prohibited.
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Wind Advisory, Winter Storm Warning in Effect
The National Weather Service in Mount Holly has issued a Winter Storm Warning which is in effect from...
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People Keeping Their Eye on the Ball Now
The politicians have interpreted the recent election results in Massachusetts mostly by party...
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Shade Tree Commission Oversteps Their Bounds
As the owner of a property management company in Cape May, I feel compelled to share a few...
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Writer Can Fix Jobless Problem Right Now
I can fix the jobless problem right now. Send all the “non-USA voters and taxpayers” back to...
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Cape May County Library’s Bookmobile Schedule
The “library on wheels” carries approximately 1,500 titles and materials can be returned to any Cape May County Library branch.
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South Jersey Wrestling Association National Youth Challenge Duals
Eighteen middle school all-star teams and 20 elementary school all-star teams will compete in a pool-based tournament, followed by brackets.
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A Federal Period Jewel
If you’ve ever watched the Antique Road Show, you probably realize that each region of the...
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Rich Named Manager Of Otton’s Crest Office
WILDWOOD CREST — Robert T. Rich, broker of record for Coldwell Banker James C. Otton Real Estate...
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McCann Pleased to See COAH End
OCEAN CITY — Cape May County Realtor John McCann issued the following statement today in response...
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Diller Family Donates $5,000 to Museum
The Diller Family made a $5,000 contribution to the Stone Harbor Museum on Feb. 2 to enable the...
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Rutgers to Host Wellness Night for Grandparents
COURT HOUSE — Rutgers Cooperative Extension’s Family and Community Health Sciences Department will host a “Wellness Night” for grandparents raising grandchildren March 4, from 5:30 - 7:30 p.m., at the Cape May County Technical School, Crest Haven Complex, classroom No. 325. The building is handicap accessible.
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UPDATE: Closings For Tuesday, Feb. 9
Closings, Cancellations & Delays
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Police Search for Man Who Allegedly Tried to Lure Teen Girl
On Feb. 8 at approximately 5:30 p.m., a 16-year-old female was approached by an older white male driving a dark, burgundy colored Chevrolet 4-door sedan (unknown model/tag) in the area of Dias Creek and New River roads.
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Herald Paper Delivery Scheduled Despite Storm
The Herald will attempt normal deliveries on Wednesday.
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Van Drew Sports Betting Bill Advances
A constitutional amendment co-sponsored by Sen. Jeff Van Drew (D-1st) that would allow for in-person and account wagering on sporting events at Atlantic City’s casinos and racetracks was approved by the Senate State Government, Wagering, Tourism and Historic Preservation Committee Monday with a vote of 4-0, with one abstention.
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Lower Township Emergency Services Team Up for Storm
Lower Township Police, Fire and Rescue and road crews worked together as a team to assist township residents during and in the aftermath of the Feb. 6 blizzard.
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Ocean City Police Respond to 83 Calls per Day
During the week of Jan. 31 to Feb. 6, Ocean City police responded to 583 calls for service, averaging 83 calls per day.
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Atlantic City Electric Restores Power to More Than 100,000 Utility has eye on week’s second winter blast.
Atlantic City Electric has restored power to more than 100,000 customers and continues to make progress as it repairs its electrical system damaged by this past weekend’s severe winter storm.
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Lower Township Suspends Trash Collection Until Feb. 16
Lower Township has suspended trash collection and recycling pick up until Feb. 16.
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UPDATE: Shelters Remain open in County
According to the county communications office, the following is an update on residents currently at shelters in Cape May County
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Snow Scenes Through Readers' Eyes
Herald readers were busy snapping photos after the Feb. 6 storm that left Cape May County coated in snow from 12-20 inches.
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What's Happening in Ocean City
The program features love songs and ballads through the ages from Robert Burns, Elizabeth Barrett Browning and Shakespeare to All You Need Is Love and Embraceable You.
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“Service Above Self” Leadership Conference seeks High School Seniors
The Rotary Club is now contacting high school principals, guidance counselors, youth organizations, and other sources for nominations of conference participants.
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Repurposed Art Exhibit in Ocean City
The Meet the Artists Reception for the Ocean City Arts Center's Biannual Repurposed Art Exhibit will be held Feb. 12 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at 1735 Simpson Ave.
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Income Tax Returns Prepared Free
Department of Aging announced that Income tax return forms will be prepared free for persons of any age with incomes under $50,000 from Feb. 1 to April 15, through the Volunteer Income Tax Program (V.I.T.A.).
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