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Van Drew: Overtaxed New Jerseyans Cannot Tolerate More Fees
Senator Jeff Van Drew today testified before the Assembly Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee in support of legislation, which he introduced in the Senate, to create a free registry for saltwater recreational fishing and prevent residents from getting slammed with a fee.
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Ponderlodge Project Still Alive
Whatever happened to Stockton’s lease of Ponderlodge and the creation of an educational center on the property?
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State Officials Speak Out Against Delaware Dredging
New Jersey officials oppose the Army Corps of Engineers' plan to deepen the Delaware River's shipping channel and vowed to keep fighting the project.
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Flooding Plaguing Lower Township
Freedom Drive resident Ken Bispels complained to Township Council Monday there has been 2 feet of water on his street in the Cape Crossings subdivision for more than five days.
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Bald Eagles Spotted at County Airport
Two eagles landed, bathed in melted snow, spread its wings, and headed skyward on Monday, March 1.
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No Vehicles for 17 Years: ‘Planetwalker’ Spreads Peace and Ecology Message
To earn the title “Planetwalker,” a man would have to cover a lot of ground on foot. John Francis traveled enough miles to wear out a set of tires on a car but instead went through the equivalent amount of shoe leather.
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Earth Day Logo Contest Seeks Entries
The Cape May County Board of Chosen Freeholders is sponsoring the 2010 Earth Day Logo Contest as part of the County’s Earth Day celebration.
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Point Set to Outlaw Fertilizer Containing Phosphorous
You wouldn’t walk down to Lake Lily and throw in a bag of fertilizer but if you fertilize your lawn and rain washes it down a storm sewer, you may have caused a similar affect.
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LoBiondo Speaks at Fishermen's Rally
On Wednesday, Feb. 24 on Capitol Hill, commercial and recreational fishermen from New Jersey and across the country gathered to protest the increasing restrictions on fishing by the federal government.
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Inspection Stations Closing for Equipment Updates
The New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC) and the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) have begun a phased-schedule equipment update to all 29 Centralized Inspection Facilities statewide, including one in this county.
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