July 25, 2023
CAPE MAY – The six arches that now grace the Cape May Promenade could just be the start of a progression of as many as 16 more. At this stage,...
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CAPE MAY – The six arches that now grace the Cape May Promenade could just be the start of a progression of as many as 16 more. At this stage,...
CAPE MAY – Those enjoying a sunny afternoon on Cape May’s Promenade June 24 were joined by a crowd celebrating Pride Month. What started as a handful of people on...
CAPE MAY – With little fanfare, Cape May City Council adopted a new ordinance banningmarijuana smoking in public areas. No one spoke during the ordinance’s public hearing. The new restrictions...
The below replaces an earlier version. CAPE MAY – Cape May is exploring how best to react to the recent legalization of recreational cannabis. In the meantime, Cape May City...
CAPE MAY – During Cape May City Council’s Feb. 2 work session, Councilman Chris Bezaire raised a perennial discussion issue in the city: Should dogs be allowed on the Washington...
CAPE MAY – About 100 people marched along the Cape May Promenade July 25, the latest in a series of events decrying racial injustice. Led by county resident Crystal Hutchinson,...
CAPE MAY — Keeping Cape May’s municipal plantings attractive is the job of a city employee. Bathers and strollers on the Promenade pass these colorful planters on their way to...
