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Four Syringes Found on Ocean City Beach; Reopening Will Hinge on Aug. 29 Inspection
On the morning of Aug. 28, crews from Ocean City found a single syringe on the beach at 39th Street. As officials continued to check the shoreline, Cape May County Health Department ordered the areas east of the high tide line from 38th to 40th streets to be shut down until an examination could be conducted.
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Possible Medical Waste Investigated in Diamond Beach
A Lower Township patrolman was dispatched to the beach near Pier 6600 here about 9:20 a.m. Aug. 28 after a resident called to report what appeared to be medical waste on the beach.
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Boaters Find Quiet Backbays in Middle Township
Boaters can enjoy the serene back bay atmosphere of Jenkin's Sound in Middle Township...
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Taxpayers Burden Increased 64 Percent
In October I wrote about how Mayor Ernie Troiano and Commissioner William Davenport were hiding their...
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‘Nothing Will Change if No One Tries’
I do not want the community to get caught up in the name calling that now seems to be the order of...
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Route 47 Needs to Be Made Safer
This is in response to the recent article by Joe Hart about the fatal accidents along Route 47...
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Tour butterfly gardens
Patricia Sutton returns this summer to the Nature Center of Cape May with her popular Private Butterfly Garden Tours to amaze visitors and residents once again with the abundantly gorgeous flora and fauna thriving here.
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Schaad gives lecture at library
Jacob Schaad’s autobiography, “No Time to Retire,” recalls many stories, some humorous and some sad he experienced as a veteran newspaperman for sixty-eight years, eighteen of which he worked as a courthouse newspaper reporter.
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The Fishing Line
Fishing reports continue to be positive so don’t think the summer is over. Get in those last...
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Chamber to Host Aug. 28 Networking Event
The Cape May County Chamber of Commerce will host a Business “networking” event in conjunction...
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CG Updates Transportation Worker ID Compliance Date for Delaware Bay
The U.S. Coast Guard and the Transportation Security Administration announced Aug. 26 that Dec. 30...
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Stone Harbor Merchants' Day Sidewalk Sale Draws Crowd
The end of summer must be close, when crowds flock to Stone Harbor's business district's...
OTHER NEWS
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Lower Police Nab North Cape May Man in Summer-long Rash of Thefts
ERMA — On Aug. 28, Lower Township police announced the arrest of Brian D. Hunt, 19, of Rosehill Parkway, North Cape May in connection with break ins and thefts of numerous vehicles throughout the summer.
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Lower Township Police Respond to 864 Calls for Service, Aug. 17-23
Lower Township Police Department responded to 864 calls for service from Aug. 17-23, an average of 123 per day.
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Cyclist Injured in Accident
A female bicyclist was injured Aug. 27 after she was struck by a pickup truck on Cresse Avenue here, police said.
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Three Charged with Robbery
Three Philadelphia men were charged with robbery, aggravated assault and other drug related charges after an early morning incident on Aug. 24.
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New NJ Transit Bus Schedules to Begin Aug. 30
NJ TRANSIT on Aug. 28 announced new systemwide bus schedules with service adjustments on many routes to help meet high ridership demand as well as to create better transfer opportunities and operational efficiencies.
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12th annual Cape May Food & Wine Festival Sept. 20-25
The "restaurant capital of New Jersey” will host the 12th annual Cape May Food & Wine Festival, presented by the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts (MAC).
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East Lynne Theater Company thanks the Cape May County Board of Chosen Freeholders
As East Lynne Theater Company continues its season with Helpful Hints at The Chalfonte Hotel and The Guardsman at The First Presbyterian Church, the nonprofit organization thanks the Cape May County Board of Chosen Freeholders for its grant of $8,000.
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Cornelia Frances Biddle at Library
The early Victorian era serves as a backdrop for the Martha Beale Mystery Series that began with Biddle’s research into her Biddle and Drexel ancestors.
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'Dance of Life' classes at Library
Students will be introduced to a variety of movement forms; dance, tai chi, yoga, and others designed to awaken, refresh, and expand one’s movement repertoire and explore both familiar and new ways to experience ourselves and our surroundings.
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Historical Society celebrates 25 years
An Open House Is Planned To Commemorate The SIC Historical Society And Museum’s 25th Anniversary
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