September 9, 2022
CAPE MAY – Patricia “Tricia” Hendricks, a Cape May resident for over 35 years, announces her bid for City Council in the City of Cape May. Mrs. Hendricks submitted petitions...
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CAPE MAY – Patricia “Tricia” Hendricks, a Cape May resident for over 35 years, announces her bid for City Council in the City of Cape May. Mrs. Hendricks submitted petitions...
TRENTON – New Jersey students and school staff may have more relief coming, but not in the form of coronavirus relief funds. This week, the U.S. Department of Education (USDOE),...
CAPE MAY – The ongoing assessment and environmental testing on the Allen African Methodist Church, on Franklin Street, in Cape May, may require further investigation, according to City Engineer Thomas...
Have you ever reached for something ordinary, only to suddenly feel crippling back pain that took your breath away, and then have to wait a week to see your doctor?...
As spring brings daffodils, it’s also the time when New Jersey students are assessed against uniform educational benchmarks through standardized testing. History Most readers may remember stressful weeks set aside...
