It seems Japan is mighty interested in the preservation efforts which restored South Cape May Meadows in 2006.
It seems Japan is mighty interested in the preservation efforts which restored South Cape May Meadows in 2006.
Mayor Edward Mahaney, Jr. crowned Alexandra Marie Bruno the 81st Queen Maysea last night at a ceremony held at Convention Hall. Alexandria’s first job as queen will be to lead the 81st Annual Baby Parade Friday, August 2. Last year’s queen, Erin Rose Connelly, was on hand to turn over the reins. Speaking to a… Read more »
Cobblers, Cakes, Pies, Peaches & Ice Cream – highlighted this year’s The 38th Annual Peach Festival, sponsored by the Women’s Community Club of Cape May. The festival was held Friday, August 9 in Our Lady Star of the Sea Parish Hall. All proceeds from the event go to various community projects. The Women’s Community Club… Read more »
The newly crowned Queen Maysea – Alexandra Marie Bruno – led the 81st Annual Cape May Baby Parade Friday morning down Beach Avenue to Convention Hall where Mayor Edward Mahaney, Jr. announced the coveted Baby Parade trophies. The winner of the Carlyle Dennis Memorial Award for Best Overall Entry was the float Surfer Girl –… Read more »
Solar Boat Chronicles – a TV realty show based on four total strangers circumnavigating the Great Loop (6,000 miles) in a solar powered boat in order to set a Guinness record – docked briefly in Cape May shortly after midnight Sunday, July 7 and set sail at noon Monday. The crew reported that everyone at… Read more »
A look inside the new Big Wave Burritos
So much takeout, so little time
Accommodations get the okay to reopen; non-essential businesses are still closed
Ongoing changes to Schellenger’s Landing
The Franklin Street School renovation project receives federal grant
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