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As many in Cape May County express concern over the speed with which the offshore wind initiative is moving, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) March 29 released its strategic report meant to support an expansion and acceleration of offshore wind efforts.

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Ralph Boerner, a retired professor of ecology from Ohio State University, gave the latest lecture in the free “Harborside Chats” series at the Nature Center of Cape May, March 23, where he stressed the fragility of barrier islands like the Wildwoods and Seven Mile Island. 

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A new culinary program at the county’s community college is giving young chefs a chance to one day become restaurateurs, chefs, line cooks, and food truck owners. 

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Today (March 27), the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission (NJMVC) announced that it is implementing legislation signed into law by Governor Phil Murphy in November 2021 to offer an electronic proof of vehicle registration that can be used or displayed by New Jersey motorists.

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Avalon Business Administrator Scott Wahl updated Borough Council on some proposed changes to the trash and recycling regulations as the borough and its trash collection vendor, Pinelands Recycling, prepare for the rollout of a new cart program.

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Leonard Desiderio is a storyteller. He ad-libs a tale, often with some level of humor, before turning to his formal remarks. That was the case at the Deauville Inn, the site of the Cape May County Chamber of Commerce membership meeting March 23.  

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As Avalon and Stone Harbor eagerly await the start of a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers beach replenishment project, Avalon Council heard March 22 that a “slight delay” in the schedule may move the start date to mid-April.