Rio Grande, NJ News

• Rio Grande, NJ News
• West Cape May Closer to Offering Liquor Licenses
• Cape May Artists Cooperative Announces Featured Artists for October
• ARMC RNS Mobile Digital Mammography October Schedule
• Last Call to Register for Scramble ‘Fore’ Scholarships Golf Tournament
• Middle Township Environmental Commission Plans Community Clean Up
• County Offers Flu Shot Opportunities for Seniors and Children in October
• Wine Growers Association to Host “Cape May Wine Festival” at CMLF
• MOST WANTED: Jose G. Moran-Perez
• MOST WANTED: Daniel T. Thomas
• Middle Board Opts Not to Appeal
• Four Cousins Attend Douglass Memorial School
• Historic Preservation Commission Honors Mary Ann Gaffney
• Co. Prosecutor Dismisses McCullough's Voter Summonses
• Two Swimmers Rescued Off Cape May Beach
• County Zoo Flamingos From Michael Jackson's Neverland
• Acting Governor Announces Direct Disaster Assistance to New Jerseyans Surpasses $100 Million
• Atlantic Cape Offers Green & Sustainable Living Classes
• Winner Sets Record in Cape May Beachfront Run
• One Going Up, One Coming Down
• Ocean City Police Report Weekly Arrests
• Cape May Hosts Award-Winning Film Festival
• Cape May County 4-H Members Address Freeholder Board, Honor Sheets
• Cape May County 4-H Members Address Freeholder Board, Honor Sheets
• North Cape Center Fundraising Event a Success
• North Cape Center Fundraising Event a Success
• County Hosts Medicare Part D Education and Enrollment Seminar
• County Hosts Medicare Part D Education and Enrollment Seminar
• What's Happening in Ocean City
• What's Happening in Ocean City
• DeWeese: Van Drew Crossed the Line - He Is Being Dishonest with Voters
• DeWeese: Van Drew Crossed the Line - He Is Being Dishonest with Voters
• Candlelight Walk at Historic Cold Spring Village
• Candlelight Walk at Historic Cold Spring Village
• NJ's Tall Ship Sails from Many Ports in Oct.
• Middle Zoning Board to Discuss Conifer Appeal
• Microcars to Visit School, Hydrofest
• Sex Assault Victims Have Teams Ready to Aid Them
• OPINION: Taxes Too High? Lower Shows Why
• Van Drew Creating Task Force for Future of Developmental Centers
• Christie Vetoes $420,000 Jersey Shore Film Tax Credit Award as Wasteful Use of Limited Taxpayer Resources
• Ocean City Police Report Weekly Arrests
• Free Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) Screenings Fri., Oct. 14
• 'Komen For The Cure' Breast Cancer Support Group Meets at Cape Regional
• County Library Hosts Family Movie Night
• Azeez Donates $5 Million, Museum to Richard Stockton College
• Got Stuff? How I Became a Picker-Pawn Star and Storage Warrior
• Beach Theatre Demolition Begins After City Issues Permit
• LoBiondo Announces Federal Grant to Wildwood Crest
• Drifters Come to Middle Performing Arts Center Oct. 2
• BOE to Meet to Discuss Super Search
• A Hot Rod Weekend in Wildwood
• High School American Essay Contest Opens for 2011-2012
• Ocean City Police Summarize Weekly Activities
• Playwright's Daughter Anne Kaufman Attends ELTC's 'Dulcy'
• Middle Chamber Education Series Continues
• Second Annual Waterfowler Hunter and Sportsman's Party
• OCPD Involved in Water Rescue
• A Photo Album of the Irish Festival
• Cape May Approves Engineering Contract to Rehab Water Tower
• Woodbine Teen Missing
• Duck! It May Be A Decoy
• Events at the Avalon Free Public Library October 3-6
• West Cape May Lima Bean Festival
• DEP Urges Residents to Take Precautions Against Mosquitoes in Wake of Heavy Rainfall
• State May Be Able to Opt Out of 'No Child Left Behind'
• Crowd Enjoys North Wildwood Pipe and Drum Exhibition
• Run Honors State's Fallen Heroes, Scusa Remembered
• Cape May Holds 28th Annual Beachfront Run
• N. Cape May Vehicle Accident Reported
• Sea Isle Sisters Stage Sit-In
• Sea Isle Sisters Stage Sit-In
• Injuries Reported from Two-Car Crash in Lower Twp
• Injuries Reported from Two-Car Crash in Lower Twp
• Concert by Joseph Mayes to Benefit Access to Art's Renaissance Festival
• Concert by Joseph Mayes to Benefit Access to Art's Renaissance Festival
• Annual Harborfest Celebration
• Annual Harborfest Celebration
• MVC Facilities Closed Columbus Day
• MVC Facilities Closed Columbus Day
• Van Drew Issues Statement on Economy and Senate Jobs Package
• Van Drew Issues Statement on Economy and Senate Jobs Package
• Church Sunday School Class to Start
• Church Sunday School Class to Start
• Wildwood Hosts POW/MIA Tribute
• Wildwood Hosts POW/MIA Tribute
• Ocean City Continues Support of Breast Cancer Awareness
• Ocean City Continues Support of Breast Cancer Awareness
• Support Groups
• Gas Station Charged with Post-Irene Pricing Violation
• Car Collector Buys Fully-Restored Vehicles
• Flood Watch in Effect for Unsettled Weekend Weather
• Red Cross Needs Blood Donors
• Explore Mahler's Musical World During October Music Lecture
• Antiques- As entertaining season nears… Is Anybody Dining Anymore?
• UPDATED:Troopers Seek Couple in Shoplifting of Liquor from Stores in Three Counties
• Jersey Shares $1M Federal Grant for Electric Vehicle Network
• Fall Musical Theatre Master Classes
• County Clerk Has Begun Mailing Ballots for General Election
• Lower MUA Accepts CFO's Resignation, Settles with Former Employees
• Senior Softball Brings 60, 70, 75-Year Olds to Bat
• 3rd Annual Harvest Festival Auto Show
• County Offers Many Opportunities for Flu Shots This Year
• Boo at the Zoo
• County Public Works Association Annual Snow Plow Rodeo
• Cape May Stage Presents Nancy Hasty in "Florida Girls"
• Jerry Blavat to Return to SIC for Rock 'n' Roll Revival
• Rift in Van Drew Team Ranks Prompts Questions for Van Drew and Albano
• Agencies Simulate Burning Ferry in Middle of Bay
• ShopRite Honorary Baggers Help Fight Hunger
• The Fishing Line: Post Labor Day Blues
• New Look, New Selections at Oceanside Seafood
• Cape May Continuing $1.6M Grant Process for Lafayette Street Park
• Burke Motor Group Kicks Off Season With Dennis Township Football Association
• Great Food, Great Music and Great Fun at Seafood and Music Festival
• Early Education Center Teacher “Demonstrates Wonderful Qualities Every Day.”
• Jim Bannach & The BLT Band
• Room Tax, Beach Tax Revenue Up in Cape May
• Opinions? We've Got 'Em
• Legislation Would Strengthen Ocean Water Testing
• Hurricane Experts: 'We Got Lucky with Irene'
• What's Happening in Ocean City
• American Red Cross Blood Drive to be Held Sept. 23
• Weekly Arrests Reported by Middle Police
• Middle Police Report Weekly Activities
• One Victim Airlifted After Two-Car Villas Crash
• Mushroom-like Cloud Appears Over Delaware Bay
• Governor Chris Christie Files Nominations with the State Senate
• Attorney General Announces Revised Agreement to Protect Students from Bullying
• Preparations Begin for Morey’s FEARS - Terror on the Boardwalk
• Wildwood Crest Seafarers Celebration to be Held Sept. 24
• Van Drew Measure for Veteran-Owned Businesses Clears Committee
• ACCC Awarded $2M Grant for Aviation Workforce Training Center
• Cox Hall Creek Project Awaiting Final Permit
• Lower Township Recreation Department Programs
• Wetlands Quilt Show Winners Announced
• Annual Eight Days Ablaze Christian Prophetic Conference in Wildwood
• Fall Thunder in the Sand Pro/Am Motocross Races Oct. 7-9
• Ocean City Police Summarize Weekly Activities
• Support Groups - 9-21
• Crest Savings Teams with Tennis Club to Promote High School Tourney
• The Fishing Line: September Challenges
• Victim Recounts 20 Years of Domestic Violence
• Coast Guard, Partner Agencies to Hold Mass Rescue Operation Exercise in Delaware Bay
• Fall at Historic Cold Spring Village and the Country Store
• Local Field Grown Mums a Familiar Sign of Fall
• Updating the Kitchen — Decisions…Decisions
• La Terra Stone: Natural, Exquisite, Timeless
• Consider Cork — a Great Alternative
• Start Those Fall Projects Now
• Push-Button Machines for Everyday Use
• Dos and Don’ts of Furniture Arranging
• If I Were King
• North and South Battle at Village
• Middle Police Investigate Motel Stabbing
• Wildwoods Host Annual Firemen's Parade
• Shore Shot Basketball Pre-Season Workouts
• Dog Training Classes Scheduled in West Cape May
• Surf Was Up for 16th Annual 'Nun's Beach Surf Contest'
• Surf Was Up for 16th Annual 'Nun's Beach Surf Contest'
• Realty Owners Honor Carusi as 'Outstanding Citizen of Year'
• Realty Owners Honor Carusi as 'Outstanding Citizen of Year'
• Winning Shorebird Carving Nets Artist $5,000 Prize
• Winning Shorebird Carving Nets Artist $5,000 Prize
• Cape May Parades Against Bullies
• Cape May Parades Against Bullies
• Coast Guard Holds Ceremony to Recognize Helicopter’s Enhanced Capabilities
• Structural Steel Installation Underway on Convention Hall
• Wildwood Authorizes $279K to Study Back Bay Remediation
• Park Department to Conduct Hunting Lottery
• Wildwood Women’s Golf Association Tournament Results
• 16th Annual David C. Douglass, Sr. Golf Tournament & Scholarship Fund Raiser
• Middle Township Rec Dept. Travel Basketball Registration
• Over 400 Corvettes to Cavort in Ocean City
• Atlantic Cape to Offer Fall Technology Career Training and Workshops
• Ocean City Environmental Commission Plans Bay Clean-Up
• Antiques - Today’s Collectors Do It Their Way
• Antiques - Today’s Collectors Do It Their Way
• BIRTHS - 9-21
• 4-H Fall Open Horse Show and Tack Sale
• Cape May County Youth Celebrate National 4-H Week
• OC Nor'easters to Participate in Betsy Young Scholarship Fund Game
• Drifters to Extend Streak at Middle PAC
• International Powerboat Racing Returns During Governor’s Cup Hydrofest
• Dave DeWeese Wins Support of Police Officers and Firefighters
• THIS WEEKEND: Wings, Water, Wine and Fire Trucks
• Firemen Train With ‘Jaws’
• County Department of Health Offering High-Dose Flu Vaccine For Seniors
• Lower MUA Ready To Switch on Solar Energy Field
• Fireman Who Lost House, 'I'm Here to Help People'
• Special Senior High-Dose Flu and Pneumonia Vaccine Clinics
• Popular Wine Lovers Sunset Cruises Return Aboard the CMLF
• Liquor License Levy Grows Larger in Wildwood
• 'The Wizard of Oz' Re-scheduled
• Experience 'Olde World Italy' in the Wildwoods
• 'Morey’s Fears' Takes Over Mariner’s Landing This October
• Wildwood Crest to Host Seafarers Celebration
• Cops and Coffee at Local Eatery
• MOST WANTED: Robert D. Ivins
• Wildwood Passes Rowdy House Ordinance
• Cape May Gives West Cape May Heart Defibrilllator
• Chamber Gives Cold Shoulder To Tourism Utility Proposal
• Free Flu Shots Available at CompleteCare
• MOST WANTED - Lucas Conner
• Mast Mishap Due to Metal Failure
• Autumn Golf Outing to Raise Funds for Hospice Program
• Division of Consumer Affairs Warns of “Financial Recovery Awards” Scam
• Flu Shots Available at First Baptist Sept. 21 & 28
• Witches and Goblins to March in Cape May’s 28th Halloween Parade
• Peabody Marching Ducks Make Stone Harbor Appearance
• Dennis BOE Seeking Member
• Jazz Festival Hits Sour Note, Plans Recovery
• Dennis BOE Seeking Member
• FEMA Extends Applications Deadline for Assistance to Firefighters Grants Program
• Every Show Is A New Adventure With Gary & The Kid
• Middle Police Investigate Attempted Assault With Vehicle
• RNS Celebration 5K Run Rescheduled to Sat., Sept. 17
• Middle Police Respond to Domestic Violence Incident
• Orlando Peabody Ducks ‘fly in’ for Wings ‘n Water Festival
• FLASHBACK: 9/11 Firefighters Rested in Cape May
• FLASHBACK: 9/11 Firefighters Rested in Cape May
• 2011 Fish Tourney Results
• 2011 Fish Tourney Results
• Atlantic Cape Creates Opportunity
• Atlantic Cape Creates Opportunity
• What's Happening in Ocean City
• What's Happening in Ocean City
• Avalon Police Arrest Man for Theft
• Avalon Police Arrest Man for Theft
• Festival of Fine Craft Set for Oct. 1-2
• Donohue Talks Tax Plan with Middle Seniors
• Ocean City Honors Retired Beach Patrol Lieutenant
• Meet the Cast of East Lynne Theater Company's 'Dulcy'
• Lautenberg, Urban League Announce New Urban Jobs Initiative
• Disaster Center Opens in Court House
• AtlantiCare’s Center for Surgical Weight Loss & Wellness to Host 2011 Walk from Obesity
• 16th Annual Nuns’ Beach Surf Contest to Take Place Sept. 17
• USCGC DEPENDABLE Conducts Change of Command
• Woodbine V.F.D. Battles Second Blaze
• Ocean City Police Charge Man with Weapons Offenses
• Car Burglary Duo Nabbed
• Middle Police Investigate Sexual Assault in Cemetery
• One Dead in Woodbine Blaze
• Two Air Shows for the Price of None in Ocean City
• Is That Your Final Answer?
• Ocean City Police Respond to False Public Alarm, Conduct Water Rescue
• Just For Fun: Active Animals at the County Zoo
• Celebrating 15 years of service to the people of Cape May County
• Sea Isle City’s Fall Family Festival Bigger, Better
• Wetlands Institute Celebrates 29th Annual Wings ‘n Water Festival
• Lower Township Remembers 9/11
• Tony Winner Visits Historic J. Thompson Baker House
• Cape May Remembers Sept. 11
• Cape May County's Sept. 11 10th Anniversary Observance Included Clerics
• Middle Township Observes Sept. 11 with Solemn Tribute
• Governor Speaks at 9/11 Memorial Unveiling
• 9/11 Ceremonies Scheduled Throughout County
• Motorcycle Riders Roar to the Shore
• Backyard Burner Has Neighbors Steamed
• CCA Presents Fall Season of Art at the Library
• CCA Presents Saturday Night Youth Arts Programs
• Pancake Breakfast to Benefit Volunteers in Medicine
• Ride Against AIDS Stopover in Woodbine
• CONTACT Cape-Atlantic's Fall Wine Tasting and Silent Auction
• “Native Species” Art Exhibit Opening
• Cape May's 39th Annual Victorian Weekend
• 15th Annual Cape May Food & Wine Celebration
• North Wildwood Man Admits to Taking $2.4 Million in Coins
• Middle Twp. Recreation Dept. Fall Sports Begin
• Wawa Celebrates 25th Birthday of Cape May Store
• Bank Robbers Nabbed in Middle Township
• Cape May Students Honor Firefighers, Police, 9/11
• OC Police Beach Barbeque
• Lower Council Votes Against Releasing Union Contracts to Public Before Approval
• Lower Council Votes Against Releasing Union Contracts to Public Before Approval
• CCA Presents Shore Slam - ‘It’s All About Food’
• Atlantic Cape Foundation Art Event Rescheduled
• 2011/2012 DAR History Essay Competition
• Committee Approves LoBiondo-Authored Coast Guard Legislation
• OC Police Announce Traffic Pattern Change on Rte 52
• OC Police Announce Traffic Pattern Change on Rte 52
• World Trade Center Relic Saluted in Avalon
• World Trade Center Relic Saluted in Avalon
• Ocean City Fine Arts League to Celebrate Jim Penland and Joe Kardonne
• Ocean City Fine Arts League to Celebrate Jim Penland and Joe Kardonne
• Ocean City Colony Club to Hold Annual Spaghetti Dinner
• Ocean City Colony Club to Hold Annual Spaghetti Dinner
• Middle Police Add Pedal Power
• Middle Police Add Pedal Power
• From Dennis Township to Iraqi Desert
• From Dennis Township to Iraqi Desert
• Run For Fallen/Wounded Warriors Scheduled
• Run For Fallen/Wounded Warriors Scheduled
• CMHA Sponsors “Cape May Chopped”
• CMHA Sponsors “Cape May Chopped”
• Lower Township's National Night Out
• APAC Hosts "Real Diamond"
• Former Campaign Treasurer for LoBiondo Sentenced for Embezzlement
• Majority of Shellfish Beds Reopened in State
• Lower Police Promote Five Officers
• Ocean City Police Report Weekly Arrests
• Cape May Police Make Arrest for Two-Year Old Burglary
• Cape May Stage Offers Two Special Evenings of Theatre
• Cape May Reduces Housing Authority Water/Sewer Burden
• Cape May Reduces Housing Authority Water/Sewer Burden
• Cape May to Allow Expanded Bait Sales on Beach Avenue
• Cape May to Allow Expanded Bait Sales on Beach Avenue
• Middle Police Report Weekly Activities
• Middle Police Report Weekly Activities
• Weekly Arrests Reported by Middle Police
• Weekly Arrests Reported by Middle Police
• Tax Relief for Victims of Hurricane Irene
• Mummers String Band Show Struts Back to the Wildwoods
• Second Annual Wildwood Tattoo Beach Bash
• What's Happening in Ocean City
• Body Found in Woodbine
• Women's Group Installs Members
• World Trade Center Relic Will Be Avalon Memorial; Tributes Ready
• Catholic Radio Station Coming to County
• Beach Theatre Neighbors Get Demolition Letter
• JGA Tour Posts Results
• Open Hydrant Equals Cool, Clean Water
• Wetlands Institute Celebrates 29th Annual Wings ‘n Water Festival
• Ocean City Police Arrest Three for Vehicle Burglaries
• Irish Weekend in Sea Isle City Is Sept. 23-25
• Caregiver Education at Cape Regional
• Wetlands Institute Upcoming September Events
• O'Connor to Retire, Wetlands Institute Names Tedesco Executive Director
• Ocean City Police Summarize Weekly Activities
• Cape May-Lewes Ferry As a Research Vessel?
• Power Outage Affecting Wildwood Crest
• Marine From Villas Welcomed Home From Afghanistan
• Donohue Calls to Hold Committee Meetings in Rio Grande
• Tacoma Pastor This Sun. at Ocean City Tabernacle
• Experience the Positive with Dental Care
• Experience the Positive with Dental Care
• Ototoxic Drugs Can Damage Hearing
• Ototoxic Drugs Can Damage Hearing
• What Type of Therapy Is Right for Me?
• What Type of Therapy Is Right for Me?
• New Bicycle for Seniors
• New Bicycle for Seniors
• Will Hurricane Katia Turn Before Approaching Mid Atlantic?
• Will Hurricane Katia Turn Before Approaching Mid Atlantic?
• Christie Announces Federal Disaster Aid Has Been Approved for All 21 New Jersey Counties
• Christie Announces Federal Disaster Aid Has Been Approved for All 21 New Jersey Counties
• Lower Rec Judo Registration
• Lower Rec Judo Registration
• VFW to Welcome Home Local Afghanistan Veteran
• VFW to Welcome Home Local Afghanistan Veteran
• Whitesboro Reunion Focuses on Youth, Need for Education
• Open House for Beth Judah Temple
• Governor Advises to 'Get the Hell Back on the Beach'
• Middle Police, County SWAT Team Make Drug Arrest
• West Cape May Salutes the Jersey Fresh Tomato
• Crowds Fill Stone Harbor's Sidewalks a Week Late for Annual Sale
• Avalon to Receive World Trade Center Artifact for Memorial
• Cape May County Hosts Full Calendar of Fall Events
• VIM to Honor Dr. Martin J. Carey at Annual Gala
• Golfers to Compete in Atlantic Cape Tournament
• Model Train Display and Lecture at Avalon Library
• First Shore Slam of the Season
• "Re-Imagined" Wizard of Oz Rescheduled
• Ocean Water's Clean
• THIS WEEKEND: Disco Concert, Tomatoes and the Whitesboro Reunion
• Flights of Fantasy, Flights From Memory
• Flights of Fantasy, Flights From Memory
• MOST WANTED - Robert A. Desmarets
• MOST WANTED - Michael J. Fisher
• Coast Guard Searches for Vessel Reverie
• Number of Bird Carvers Diminishes at Wings 'n Water Festival
• Former Eagle Book Signing
• "Jersey Shore: Then and Now" to Air on Sept. 4
• Street Rods Roll Into Ocean City for Annual Weekend Exhibit
• Mayor's Labor Day Race
• Evacuation Was Fast But Return Lagged
• Federal Court Permits Suit to Continue Against Sea Isle City Rescuers
• Emeritus at Cape May Forever Proud
• Help Fight Medicare Fraud
• Silver Amalgam Fillings, Toxic or Safe?
• New Shockwave Treatment Available for Chronic Heel Pain
• More Choices for Cataract Surgery
• Missing West Cape May Water Search Focuses on Meter in Park
• Feds Respond to Hurricane Damage
• School Fighting Bullies with Green Dots, Parade
• Crest Savings Bancorp, Inc. Recieves $2.5 Million to Help Small Businesses
• State Waters Remain Closed to Shellfish Harvesting
• Ocean City Police Report Weekly Arrests
• Family Promise to Host Wine Tasting Fundraiser
• Reagan Dance Studio Ready for Another Exciting Year
• W. Wildwood Mayor Resumes Full Schedule After Hospitalization
• ARMC RNS Mobile Digital Mammography September Schedule
• Birding Workshop with World-Renowned Birder
• Birding Workshop with World-Renowned Birder
• Coast Guard Urges Safe Boating for Labor Day Weekend
• Free Music Lecture Rescheduled for Sept. 14
• "Symphony by the Sea" Concert Rescheduled for Sept. 17
• BIRTHS - 9-7
• Freeholder Actions
• Chamber of Commerce & Revitalization to Host Gala Fund Raiser Sept. 12
• Family Crisis Unit Planned For Outsource
• Irene's Gone, What About Tropical Storm Katia?
• Art Of Gymnastics Put Best Feet Forward
• Atlantic City Electric Completing Power Restoration
• Owner: 'Beach Theatre Never to Be a Theater Again'
• Seafood and Music Festival in Wildwood
• Seafood and Music Festival in Wildwood
• Hydrofest Returns to Wildwood Crest
• Hydrofest Returns to Wildwood Crest
• Little Anthony and The Imperials Headline '50s Weekend
• Little Anthony and The Imperials Headline '50s Weekend
• Ancient Order of Hibernians 20th Annual Irish Fall Festival
• Ancient Order of Hibernians 20th Annual Irish Fall Festival
• AtlantiCare Welcomes New Physicians
• AtlantiCare Welcomes New Physicians
• A Celebration of Japanese and Japanese American Arts and Culture at WheatonArts
• A Celebration of Japanese and Japanese American Arts and Culture at WheatonArts
• Sea Isle City's 2011 Fall Family Festival is Sept. 17-18
• Sea Isle City's 2011 Fall Family Festival is Sept. 17-18
• American Red Cross Seeks Donors; Platelets Critical
• American Red Cross Seeks Donors; Platelets Critical
• Antiques - How Ya Gonna Keep 'Em Down on the Farm?
• Avalon Prepares for Labor Day Weekend at the Shore
• Burglary Suspect Dies During Arrest
• Lower Police Investigate Death of North Cape May Resident
• Bay-Atlantic Symphony Monthly Lecture Series to Be Held in Sept.
• Cape May Hawk Watch Begins Sept. 1
• Baby Born at ARMC During Hurricane Irene
• Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Support Group: “Parenting and Your Health”
• The Chatterband Finishes Off 2011 Wildwood Crest Summer Music Series Sat., Sept. 3
• East Lynne Theater Company Presents "Helpful Hints" for Two Nights Only
• Labor Day Weekend in the Wildwoods
• Heavy Traffic Reported on Shorebound Routes
• East Lynne Theater Company Presents Special Matinee of “Dorothy Parker”
• Rowdy House Ordinance Tabled Again
• Coast Guard Reminds People to Stay Off Water After Hurricane Irene
• Cape May – Lewes Ferry To Resume Service on August 30
• Middle Police Arrest Man for Walgreens Burglary
• Emergency Proclamation Rescinded; County Officially Re-Opened
• Images from Irene - Updated 5:30 p.m., Aug. 28
• Morey’s Piers Reopens Post Hurricane Irene
• Governor Reopens Roadways Into Southern Counties at 1 p.m.
• Middle Township Lifts Curfew
• County Has Outages, Traffic Lights Off, Debris in Roads
• Christie Discusses Hurricane on NBC's Today Show
• Readers Submit Hurricane Damage Photos
• Flooding Reported on Barrier Islands, High Tide at 7:40 a.m.
• Hurricane Warning Continues for County, Irene Approaches New York
• Tree Damages House in North Cape May
• Atlantic City Electric Reports 17,000 in County Without Power in County
• Tornado Warning for Cape May County
• Irene Lashing Virginia Tidewater Region and Southern Delmarva
• Division of Consumer Affairs Warn Merchants Against Price Gouging During State of Emergency
• NJDOT Poised for Post-Storm Cleanup Operations
• Pump Stations in Beach Towns to Be Deactivated
• 'Zero Hour' Nears for County as Hurricane Irene Looms
• Two-Way Traffic Restored to Routes 47, 347, Shelter Website Available
• Tornado Watch in Effect Until 8 p.m., Flood Warning Until 8:15 p.m.
• A Pre-Storm Tour From the Halls
• Middle Imposes 24-Hour Curfew at 6 p.m., Emergency Responses to Be Delayed
• Majority of Residents Have Left County
• President Declares Emergency For New Jersey
• How Much Rain and Wind for Cape May County?
• Customers Urged to Prepare for Power Outages
• Irene Makes Landfall in North Carolina, Winds Drop Further
• USCG Boot Camp Evacuated
• Governor Christie Provides Update on Shore Evacuations
• County Goverment Addresses Utilities and Shelters
• Irene Turns Toward the North-Northeast, Some Weakening Expected
• No Guard Troops to Aid County; Plea Continues
• Atlantic City Electric Not Shutting Down Power
• Quiet as Winter, Wildwoods Board Up, Empty Out
• Northbound Traffic Only: GS Parkway, Rte 55, Rte 47
• Irene Weakens Slightly
• Two Shelters Open, Lanes to Go One Way
• Hurricane Irene Likely to Impact Delaware Memorial Bridge Operations
• Hurricane Irene Takes Aim at East Coast
• Evacuation Continues; Local Gas Dwindling
• AtlantiCare’s Heart Heroes present AED to Historic Cold Spring Village
• Cape May Artists Cooperative Announces Featured Artists for September
• Email the Herald Your Storm-Related Photos
• Lower Township Has Hotline for Those Needing Assistance
• Sea Isle Beaches Closed
• Avalon: 'It's Time to Go'
• Utility Contacts Individuals with Critical Medical Equipment Needs
• Cape May-Lewes Ferry Cancels Friday-Sunday Crossings
• Hurricane Watch Issued for New Jersey
• Storm Cancellations, Closings and Delays
• County Emergency Director Orders Mandatory Evacuation of County
• The Fishing Line: A Special Porpoise
• County Emergency Director Orders Mandatory Evacuation of County
• To Mobilize National Guard, Christie Declares State of Emergency
• Irene Could Be Worst Hurricane in 50 Years
• County Issues Guidance for Emergency Preps
• O. C. Historical Museum to Host Lecture Tomorrow
• Prepare a Disaster Kit for the Hurricane
• Cape May-Lewes Ferry Cancel Some Sat-Sun Crossings
• New Jersey Audubon’s Annual S.A.V.E. Birdseed Program Features Blossoms in Record Numbers
• 8th Annual Tri/Run Photos
• Hurricane Threat Cancels Avalon Weekend Activities
• Outages Could be Widespread; Restoration Could be Multi-Day Event
• Wildwood Convention Center Hosts Labor Day Craft Show Sept. 3-4
• End-of-Summer & Fall Events in the Wildwoods Keep the Fun Coming
• Cape May Stage Presents "The Woolgatherer"
• Three Arrested in Drug Bust; Including Father, Son
• Around the County with Local Students - 8-31
• Antiques - Bringing the Great Outdoors Indoors
• Lower/Middle Township Joint 911 Dispatch Not on Horizon
• King & Queen of Plop Contest Set Friday
• Tech School Announces September GED Testing Dates
• Rockin' It Out With Wesley Ochs!
• A Novel Restaurant Opens With A Bright And Breezy Atmosphere!
• Cape May Traditional Jazz Society Presents Al Harrison Dixieland Band
• Albano and Milam Tout Transportation Grants to 1st District
• What's Happening in Ocean City
• Donohue Launches "Countdown to Zero" Plan in Middle
• Jersey Shore Pops Summer Concert Finale Sat., Sept. 17
• Roseheart Productions Presents "Re-Imagined" Wizard of Oz
• 10th Annual WheatonArts Golf Classic Benefits Area Students
• Too Early to Determine If Evacuations Needed
• World War II Veteran Richard Baker Named Volunteer of the Month
• Missing Girl Found in Atlantic County
• Cape vs. Cape Football Rivalry Continues
• County Residents Feel Virginia Earthquake
• Hurricane Irene Forecast to Bring Heavy Rain to Northeast
• The Game’s Afoot! Sherlock Holmes Weekend in Cape May Nov. 4-6
• Fall in Love with Local Flavors During Cape May's Food & Wine Celebration
• Halloween Happenings in Victorian Cape May
• Charles Zimmerman and Michael Card This Sun. at Ocean City Tabernacle
• Wings ‘n Water Festival Auction to Benefit Wetlands Institute
• Two-month Street Sweep Nets 45 on Drug Charges
• 'Komen For The Cure' Breast Cancer Support Group Meets at Cape Regional
• Middle Police Charge Two with Conspiracy, Prescription Fraud
• Roar to the Shore Motorcycle Rally Thunders Back to the Wildwoods Sept. 8-11
• Cape May's Sorantino Selected as Officer of the Year
• Sixteen-year-old Girl Vanishes on Wildwood Boardwalk
• Wildwood Police Street Crimes Initiative Yields Over 45 Arrests
• Sensational Soul Cruisers at Crest’s Centennial Park Sat., Aug. 27
• Mummers String Band Show Struts Back to the Wildwoods
• Three Opportunities for ELTC’s "Tales of the Victorians"
• Stone Harbor Continues Summer with Sales, Hero Run
• Ocean City Pops Perform and Broadcast with From The Top
• The Ocean City Pops Presents Our Three Tenors II
• Police Search for Body in Hereford Inlet
• Register for Classes at Cape May Tech
• DeWeese, Fiocchi and Walters Urge Governor Not to Sign Quick-Kill Animal Bill
• Doris Palmer Honored as Special Touch Volunteer
• Jersey Shore Pops Salute Keyboard Greats
• 'Praise in the Park' Takes Faith Outdoors
• Verizon Workers to Return to Work Tuesday
• Surfers Honor Memory of Brendan Borek at 21st Annual Event
• Amusement Ride Accident Injures Five
• 16th Annual Nun's Beach Surf Invitational Sept. 17
• 2011 Men’s Health Day at Cape Regional Medical Center Sept. 24
• Roseheart Productions Presents Re-Imagined Version of "The Wizard of Oz"
• Free Labor Day Monday Beach Yoga Class in Sea Isle City
• "Blue Plate Special" With Kate McCauley Hathaway & Friends
• Wildwoods Convention Center Hosts One of Hollywood’s Top Animal Actors
• GOP Team Calls for Debates; Van Drew: League Format’s Fine
• BIRTHS - 8-24
• Pastor Links Sermons to Rocker Tom Petty
• THIS WEEKEND: Music and Surfing
• Motorcycle Crash on Route 47, Two Injured
• Middle Police Respond to Vehicle Crash, Drugs Found
• MOST WANTED - Pernell Pettigrew
• Low Cost Internet Available for Free Lunch Recipients
• Parkway's Overpasses Stuck in Wetlands Mire
• Ocean City Police Report Weekly Arrests
• Fundraisers for MASH Branch of Cape Regional Medical Center Auxiliary
• DeWeese Issues Statement Regarding His Career of Public Service
• Van Drew Updates County Chamber on Route 55, Parkway Bridge
• Youth from Greater Ocean City Region to be Featured in "Godspell"
• Final Three Delaware Bay Lighthouse Adventures Depart Between Aug. 27, and Oct. 14
• Foundation to Appeal Court Ruling Allowing Demolition of Cape May's Beach Theatre
• Cape May Softball Crowns Champions
• 18th Annual Boardwalk Classic Car Show Returns to the Wildwoods
• Fourth Man Pleads Guilty in $40.8 Million Mortgage Fraud Scheme
• Historic World War II Bombers to Visit Wildwood Aviation Museum for Annual AirFest
• Lower, Cape May Look at Fuel Sipping Vehicles
• Man Takes Recycling to Artistic High
• Construction Crew Hits Gas Line on Route 9
• In Cape May: Army Corps to Lessen Beach Slope
• Law Provides $90.6M to Preserve Farmland
• Australian Firefighters Paddling From Washington D.C. to New York
• Church of the Assumption Remembers 9/11
• Friends of the Ocean City Pops Presents The Barbone Street Jazz Band Aug. 25
• Antiques - On the Road Again
• Atlantic Cape’s Capital & Scholarship Campaign Names Cabinet Members
• Cape May to Restore Existing Water Tower
• Dennis Township Cars Burglarized
• Cape May Having Banner Season
• Lautenberg, Menendez Announce Nearly $2 Million for New Jersey Airports
• Red Cross Blood Drives Set in Area
• Division of Consumer Affairs Inspects Wildwood Boardwalk
• Drunk Driving Crackdown to Be Conducted Locally as Part of Statewide Campaign
• Christie Pens Bill to Preserve NJ History
• West Wildwood Police Make Drug Arrest
• Cyclist Injured in Accident
• Middle Police Report Weekly Activities
• Weekly Arrests Reported by Middle Police
• Second Annual Wildwood Tattoo Beach Bash Set for Sept. 9-11
• Bandstand Performs at Crest’s Centennial Park Sat., Aug. 20
• Atlantic Cape Foundation Art Event Aug. 26 Features Work of Andrei Proutsouk
• Wildwood Catholic High School Needs Host Families
• What's Happening in Ocean City
• Last Chance to Register for Fall Classes at Atlantic Cape
• Cape Regional and NJIT to Provide Seminar on Electronic Health Records (EHRs)
• Support Groups
• Crest Beach Patrol Wins 'Around Island Row' Aug. 15
• Cape May to host Atlantic City Ballet
• Freeholder Jerry Thornton Endorses Tim Donohue for Middle Township Committee
• Lower Prepares to Allow Public Commment on Labor Contracts
• Lower Police Restructure: 35 Officers
• Sea Isle City's Got Talent Grand Finale Winners Received Big Cash Prizes Aug. 12
• County Library Hosts Conservation Lecture on Over-Fishing
• Morey’s Fears – Terror on the Boardwalk
• Crest Haven’s Residents Have a Fun, Family Picnic!
• Cape Regional Offers Safe Sitter Programs This Fall
• Cape Regional Offers Smoking Cessation Classes in Sept.
• WheatonArts Holds Fire Muster Sun., Aug. 21
• Low Tides and the Inter Coastal Waterway
• Principal, Marine, Scout Leader Remembered, Respected by All
• AtlantiCare Hospice Invites Community to Build on ARMC’s Celebration of Life Walk
• Tony Campolo and Matthews Brothers This Sunday at Ocean City Tabernacle
• Cape Regional Offers Free Peripheral Artery Disease Screenings Fri., Sept. 9
• Ocean City Pops Present Cirque de la Symphonie
• Ocean City Pops Presents Carmen Highlights
• Ocean City Police Charge Two with Theft, Burglaries
• Latex Balloons Fly 500 Miles; Land in Rio Grande
• Ocean City Police Activity Report for Aug. 7-13
• Silestone Quartz Ideal for Kitchen or Bath
• Mortgage Process Different in Today’s Market
• Get Ready for Fall Remodeling
• Lower Your Electric Bill
• You Can Have it Made in the USA
• Color Continuity Is a Must
• Beautiful Sunsets Could Mean Dead Plants
• East Lynne Theater Company to Present ASL Performance of "Dorothy Parker"
• Mid-Jersey Cape Rotary Antique Auto Show Evokes Memories
• Victoria Commons is Flying High & Making Wishes Come True
• Two-Car Crash at Sandman Blvd. and Shunpike Rd.
• Elks 6th – 8th Grade Summer Basketball League Championship Results
• AOH 3rd – 5th Summer Basketball League Championship Results
• Verizon Workers Picket to Retain Benefits
• The Fishing Line: It's a Reel Good Season
• Cape Assist Recieves $25,000 Grant
• USCG Boating Safety Class Aug. 27
• Spend an Afternoon With Guy Harvey
• Lower Township Fall Soccer Registrations
• Drunk Driving Enforcement Crackdown to be Conducted in North Wildwood
• Cape May’s Pelican Place Preschool Accepting Enrollments
• All-Mendelssohn Concert by Bay-Atlantic Symphony on Aug. 27 Closes "Symphony by the Sea" Series
• 'Composers' Musical Impressions of Faraway Places' Topic of August Music Lectures
• Rare Snow Leopards Have Their Day in the Sun
• This WEEKEND: Peach Festival and more!
• Caring for Kids to Host Pool Party Fundraiser
• Lower Cop Stop Continues
• School Cop May Mean New Cop on Streets
• BIRTHS - 8-17
• Wildwood Honors GWTIDA Volunteer
• Men's Fall Flag Football League
• Crest Cyclist Injured in Accident
• Tough Times Brew for Rowdy Houses
• Dennis Township Men’s Fall Softball League Forming
• Lighthouses and Museums Host the “Lighthouse Challenge of New Jersey” October 15-16
• County Library Announces Teen Photography Contest Winners
• Diamond Anniversary Marked Aug. 11 by Hoy's 5&10
• A Traditional Italian Restaurant Offers A Modern Flare!
• Woman Missing Two Months Found on Beach
• Herald Vacation
• Group Labors to Restore Goshen School House
• New Ways to Get an Eminent Old Look
• Weekly Arrests Reported by Middle Police
• Middle Police Report Weekly Activities
• Two-Car Crash at Stone Harbor Blvd. and Garden State Parkway
• High School Summer Basketball League Championship Results
• College/Men’s League Basketball Championship Results
• Gentilini Chevrolet Forges Season-Long Partnership to Aid Sea Isle City Recreation
• DeWeese Questions Van Drew on Taxpayer's Burden for Bridge Demolition
• Donohue Responds to Sturm's Mudslinging
• Vehicle Hits Liquor Store in Wildwood
• County Addresses 'Speedway Boulevard'
• Former Solicitor Faces Ethics Charges
• Municipal Records' Storage Under County Coverage
• Green, or Not to Green... That Isn't the Question
• Ocean City Police Release Weekly Arrest Report
• Middle Police Arrest Man for Drug Possession
• Sandy Paws 5K Run & 1 Mile Pooch Walk August 28
• Ocean City Police Summarize Weekly Activities
• Middle Township PAC Presents “Great Balls of Fire”
• First Annual Pet Fashion Show and Blessing of the Animals
• Sea Isle City's 2011 Special Olympics Crabbing Tournament Is Aug. 22
• Sea Isle City Environmental Commission's 2011 Beautification Awards
• Mid-Atlantic Fishery Management Council Meeting Tue., Aug. 16
• LoBiondo Seeks Back Pay for Furloughed FAA Tech Center Workers
• Brendan Borek High Tides Memorial Fund Events
• S. Seaville United Methodist Church Plans To Rebuild Using Local Carpenters, Labor
• Vet’s Memories, Army Museum Reflect the Past
• Tenth Annual Coombs-Douglass Race Draws 163 Runners Aug. 6
• Kelly Leaves Middle Race; Sturm Wins Dems’ Nod
• Support Groups - 8-17
• Roller Derby Returns to the Wildwoods Convention Center
• North Wildwood Rec Championship Games Fri., Aug. 12
• Elks 6th – 8th Grade Summer Basketball League Playoff Results
• AOH 3rd – 5th Summer Basketball League Playoff Results
• Wings ‘n Water Festival Set for Sept.
• Cape May Native Brad Mountain Still on the Hill
• Symphonic Soul to Perform in Wildwood Crest Sat., Aug. 13
• Women's Group Seeking Members
• Gas Leak Prompts Residential Evacuation
• Cape May County Museum’s Exhibits and Special Events
• Colorful Hobie Cats Sail to the Wildwoods for 27th Classic Cup Regatta
• Phil Carnuccio and Allison Speer This Sunday at Ocean City Tabernacle
• Lower Police Report July Activities
• Harlem Globetrotters to Arrive via Wildwood Tram Car
• Vehicle Strikes Utility Pole in Lower Twp
• A.J. Meerwald Celebrating 15 years Sailing out of Cape May
• College/Men’s League Basketball Playoff Results
• The Fishing Line: Summer Fishing Delivers
• Shore Shot Completes Third Session
• Elks 6th – 8th Grade Summer Basketball League Playoff Results
• AOH 3rd – 5th Summer Basketball League Playoff Results
• THIS WEEKEND Down the Shore
• Victoria Gregory Named Sturdy Employee of the Quarter
• AtlantiCare HealthCare at Home to Host Back Bay Sunset Cruise
• VIM to honor Dr. Martin J. Carey and the Wildwood Women’s Golf Association at Annual Gala
• Avalon Powers Ahead of Jersey Towns, Opens First Public Electric Charging Unit
• MOST WANTED - Mark E. Price
• Elpis Foundation Hosts War on the Shore VII in Avalon to Raise $50,000 for Pediatric Cancer
• Events at the Avalon Free Public Library August 16 and 23
• Triathlon and 5K Race Returns to the Wildwoods
• BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS - 8-10
• Republican Club Sponsors Camp Unity Basketball Tournament
• Borough Meeting Canceled
• USCG Boating Safety Classes in August
• Clean Water Bill Signed Into Law
• Cape May County Technical High School Receives Award
• Two-Car Accident in North Wildwood
• "Pamper Scamper" Baby Race Set for August 9
• Collectibles Show Returns to Wildwood Convention Center
• Philadelphia Soul to Host Summer Slam in Wildwood August 13
• High School Summer Basketball League Results
• Camp Unity Links No. Carolina-Middle Township Teens
• Cape May Parents D.A.R.E. to Keep Program
• July Recipients of Garden of the Month Award
• National Night Out Brings North Wildwood Community Together
• Ben's Test Photo upload
• Public Health Community Resource Directory Available Online
• College/Men’s League Basketball Playoff Results
• East Lynne Theater Company Welcomes New Cast Member to “The World of Dorothy Parker”
• Pit Bull Shot After Attacking Trooper K9
• Handicapped Parking to be Reviewed in Cape May
• County Health Offers Directory of Services Online or Book
• Morey’s Piers and CGI Racing Present Island-Wide Half Marathon
• Jason Koskinen, D.O., Joins Cape Regional Physicians Associates
• Cape May Stage Presents "Minor Fall, Major Lift"
• 73rd Greater Wildwood Yacht Club Regatta Races Its Way to Sunset Lake
• Middle Township Committee Gives Nod to New Master Plan
• Middle Police Report Week's Arrests
• Ocean City Police Charge Man with Robbery
• Middle Police Report Weekly Incidents
• High School Summer Basketball League Results
• Sea Isle City’s Got Talent “Grand Finale” to Be Held August 12
• The Ocean City Pops Presents The DePue Brothers Band
• Strathmere Ocean Kayak Festival August 13
• Middle Township Celebrates National Night Out
• Wildwoods’ Tram Car Recording to Change Leading Up to Harlem Globetrotters' Arrival
• Elks 6th – 8th Grade Summer Basketball League Playoff Schedule
• AOH 3rd – 5th Summer Basketball League Playoff Schedule
• Airborne Auto Lands in Dune, Driver Faces Charges
• Free Bike Helmets Will Be Distributed
• Relax, the Rent is on Emeritus
• Regular Doctor Visits Key to Wellness
• It Matters Where You Go For Physical Rehabilitation
• More Choices for Cataract Surgery
• Fire Destroys Del Haven Home
• Coast Guard Boating Classes Offered August 13
• Air Tran To Stop ACY Service
• Canadian College Student Ran from Quebec to Sea Isle City For Charity
• Crest Cops Ticket Bicyclist
• A Wedding Toast for All Seasons
• "All Available Boats" Exhibit Now Open at NASW Aviation Museum
• Ocean City Police Summarize Weekly Activities
• West Wildwood Mayor's Condition Upgraded
• Roger Petersen and Ken Medema This Sunday at Ocean City Tabernacle
• Wildwoods Boardwalk Named Among Sherman’s Travel’s “Top 10 U.S. Boardwalks”
• College/Men’s League Basketball Results for July 31
• Wellness and Prevention Benefits for Medicare Beneficiaries
• Accident Takes Life
• Car Fire Quickly Extinguished by Town Bank Firefighters
• Elks 6th – 8th Grade Summer Basketball League Results
• AOH 3rd – 5th Summer Basketball League Results
• Two-Car Accident in North Cape May
• DVFC Responds to Collision
• Car Strikes Pole without Major Injuries
• Morey’s Pier to Host Annual “Walk on the Wildside” at the Jersey Shore
• Advent Organ Recital August 12
• Wildwood Catholic High School Looks for Host Families
• 'Around the World in 90 Minutes' Show at the Wetlands Institute August 29
• Wildwood Crest 5K Beach Run Returns to the Five-Mile Island August 6
• Horse Falls on Man at Goshen Ranch
• The Ocean City Pops Presents Remembering Romberg August 3
• Ocean City Pops Present An Evening of Song August 7
• All-Mendelssohn Concert by Bay-Atlantic Symphony on August 27
• Cape May Offers Entertaining Ways to Beat the Heat
• Wildwood Approves $500K Landfill Study
• Wildwood OK's Quicker Tax Turnaround Time
• High School Summer Basketball League Results
• Pirates Invade the Cape May Lighthouse on National Lighthouse Day August 7
• Battle at the Beach Grappling Tournament Returns to the Wildwoods Convention Center
• Vacation Bible School August 1-5
• Mermaid of the Sea Festival Slated at Civic Center
• Bill Would Relieve County Residents Impacted by FAA Furlough
• Birth Announcements - 8-3
• Structure Fire in Sea Isle City
• Dennis T'shp BOE to Hold Special Meeting
• North Wildwood Police Issue June Report
• Shakin’ the Floors for Fifty Years
• Lower Township to Celebrate National Night Out
• Drill Tests 'Escape the Cape' as Mock Hurricane Jessica Barrels North
• Greater Wildwood Hospitality Owners Oppose Beach Fee
• Sheriff’s Officers Arrest 28 in Child Support Sweep
• Mishaps and Learning About Loud Noise
• College/Men’s League Basketball Results for July 27
• "Magic Bob" to Beguile Children & Adults, August 14 & 15
• LoBiondo Meets with FFA Members from Cape May County
• Cape Regional Medical Center Opens New Intensive Care Unit
• Drs. Boyle and Maroldo of Cape Health Solutions Join Cape Regional Physicians Associates
• Antiques - Nippon Turns Any Time Into a Gilded Cage
• Ocean City Police Charge Two with Theft, Burglaries
• Fire Destroys Farmhouse
• World War II Veteran Vince Panzano Named Volunteer of the Month
• Gillian's Wonderland Pier "Magical Monday" Benefit Set for August 1
• High School Summer Basketball League Results
• "Two Funny Philly Guys" - Comedy Show to Benefit Wildwood Catholic High School August 13
• Nightclub Owners Provide Report of June 4 Incident
• Eleven-year-old Donates $600 to County Animal Shelter
• Middle Police Report Weekly Incidents
• Middle Township Police Release Arrest Report
• Military and Other Savings at East Lynne Theater Company
• Elks 6th – 8th Grade Summer Basketball League Results
• AOH 3rd – 5th Summer Basketball League Results
• Opinions? We've Got 'Em!
• The Jersey Shore Pops Looking for New Members
• Expressway Links Shore to City; Cost of E-ZPass Grew over Time
• The Virginia Hotel's Ebbitt Room Offers a New Stylish Dining Experience
• The Sindi Raymond Story
• Philadelphia Flyers to Join the Fun at Barbecue & Blues Festival in Stone Harbor
• Public Session Scheduled on Parkway Traffic Signal Elimination Project
• County Library Offers Advanced Watercolors Course
• Wildwood Cops Nab Shooting Suspect in a Minute
• Body in Sea Near Avalon Was N. Wildwood Missing Person
• Shore Shot Completes 2nd Session - Don’t Miss August 1-5
• Ocean City Police Release Arrest Report
• County Residents Take Advantage of Special Services at County Animal Shelter in July
• Ocean City Police Summarize Week's Activities
• The Fishing Line: Tuna and Tourneys
• Wildwood BID Sponsors Free Trolley Service
• USCG Boating Safety Classes
• Wildwood Crest Native Allie Weiser Excels at Albany
• College/Men’s League Basketball Results for July 24
• Court House Firefighters Called to Campground Blaze
• Power Outage Fortunately Limited
• College/Men’s League Basketball Results for July 20
• County GOP Cites Democratic Rifts
• Firefighters Quell Forest Fire in Belleplain State Forest
• High School Summer Basketball League Results
• Elks 6th – 8th Grade Summer Basketball League Results
• AOH 3rd – 5th Summer Basketball League Results
• Mayor Ernie Troiano, Jr. Comments on Wildwood Beach Fees
• OC Historical Museum Summer Kids Art & History Programs
• W. Norman Mackey Memorial Clamshell Tournament
• Cathy Phillips Promoted to VP Sturdy Savings Bank
• Wildwood to Research Beach Fees
• Wildwood Crest 5K Beach Run August 6
• Flag Banners Reappear at Diner in Rio Grande
• Cape May Artists Cooperative Announces Featured Artists for August
• Woodbine Boys Major Baseball Team Honored
• 3rd Annual Stan Sperlak One-Man Show August 6
• Ocean City Police Report Weekly Arrests
• Blood Drive July 29
• Sea Isle City Beach Patrol to Host 41st Annual 10-Mile Island Run on August 6
• Sherry Stanbach, RRT “Gives Extraordinary Customer Care” to her ICU Patients
• DCA and DEP Issue Wildfire and Urban Grassland Fire Season Reminder
• 7 Mile Island Home & Health Show and Designer House Tour Scheduled for August 13
• 5th Annual VIM Gala to be Held September 23
• Cape May County 4-H Fair Packed with Action
• Barbara Ryan Appointed Manager of Transitions in Care at Cape Regional Medical Center
• BIRTHS - 7-27
• Twenty-two Watercraft Parked on Street. Too Many?
• MOST WANTED: Gennaro Capobianco
• West Wildwood Mayor in Critical Condition
• Local Interactive Science Show at Wildwood Crest Library
• Antiques - Antiques Shops Are the New Old Bookstores
• LoBiondo Delivers Petitions in Support of Additional Community-Based Healthcare for Area Veterans
• Seven Mile Island Stars to Perform "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat"
• Stone Harbor Sets Special Closed Meeting
• Duffy Robbins and Joseph & Sue Martin This Sunday at Ocean City Tabernacle
• New Jersey Audubon’s “Autumn Early Bird Promotion”
• High School Summer Basketball League Results July 19
• Avalon to Host National Night Out Event on August 2
• Tovah Feldshuh in "Aging Is Optional" at Cape May Stage
• Wildwoods Surf Fest Offers Free Surf Lessons and More - July 30
• State Forester to Speak on Pine Beetle Threat at Pinelands Municipal Council Meeting
• What's Happening in Ocean City
• Harlem Globetrotters' Free Clinic
• Non-Profit Organizations Encouraged to Volunteer at Morey’s Piers’ Wild Half Marathon
• 5th Annual Mutt Strut on Cape May’s Beachfront Promenade
• Wildwood Celebrates National Night Out
• Around the County with Local Students
• Decorative 'Waves' Dedicated at Wildwoods Convention Center
• Support Groups - 7-27
• 2011 4-H Fair Theme
• 4-H In Memoriam
• Man Admits $40.8M Mortgage Fraud Involving Crest Oceanfront Condos
• Respond to Hazardous Material Spill
• Christmas in July Craft Show at the Wildwood Convention Center July 30-31
• AOH 3rd – 5th Summer Basketball League Results
• Elks 6th – 8th Grade Summer Basketball League Results
• Stone Harbor Sunset Ceremony Celebration
• Stone Harbor Bird Sanctuary – A Walk on the Quiet Side
• Wildwood Tables Ordinance Second Time
• Ultimate Beach Frisbee Tournament Returns to the Wildwoods July 30-31
• "The Lizard of Oz" at Ocean City Music Pier July 27
• Herman's Hermits Starring Peter Noone to Appear at Ocean City Music Pier August 8
• Benches Provide Resting Place on Crest Beach Pier
• Animal Shelter Marks 7th Year
• Senior County Reappointments Not Automatic
• 49th Annual Stone Harbor Art & Crafts Show August 6-7
• Middle Police Initiate 'Quality of Life' Program
• Ocean City Bicycle Auction Scheduled for July 25
• Popular Sea Isle City Ice-Cream Shop to Sell Cones for Cancer Research
• DRBA to Host Open House Events for Hospitality Operators at the Cape May – Lewes Ferry
• Eagles Tribute Band Appears in Wildwood Crest July 23
• Driver Training School Joins Forces to Demonstrate Impact of Distracted Driving July 23
• Blood Drive to be Held July 25
• Meet the Cast of ELTC's "The World of Dorothy Parker" August 5
• Palette-Knife Artist Howard Behrens Returns to Ocean Galleries
• Cape May Whale Watcher Departs for Next Delaware Bay Lighthouse Adventure July 30
• Caring For Kids to Host Meet and Greet July 24
• Under Christie's Budget School Aid Goes Up... Really?
• Middle Flags Diner Owner Who Flew Patriotic Colors
• ANTIQUES - Americana is as Diverse as America Itself
• Lower Cape AAU Team Travels to Disney
• Wetlands Institute Upcoming August Events
• Official Dedication of “The Official Fruit of Cape May County” to Take Place During 4-H Fair
• Heat Wave Set to Challenge Numerous Records
• Jersey Cape Beekeepers Association to Attend 4-H Fair
• Bayside Pizza & Pasta House Offers More Than Delicious Italian Food
• When Is a Faucet not Just a Faucet?
• Techniques for Selecting a Ceiling Fan
• When Summer Expectations Fall Short
• If I Were King
• Choosing the right chicken coop
• Accentuate with Accessories
• Recycling Old Sewing Machines
• Glenn Miller Concert Set for Ocean City July 22
• College/Men’s League Basketball Results for July 17
• Sturdy Supports West Cape May Elementary School
• Elks 6th – 8th Grade Summer Basketball League Results
• AOH 3rd – 5th Summer Basketball League Results
• $1-Million Project Protects West Wildwood
• Night in Venice Starts Hour Later, 7:30 p.m. in Ocean City
• USCG Boating Safety Classes
• Taxpayers and Local Governments in Cape May County Will See Direct Relief from This Year's Pension Reforms
• Ocean City Schedules Second Tribute to the Philippines for July 23-24
• “The Great Holtzie” and Vallahas Pirates Set Sail on the Cape May – Lewes Ferry
• Parking Lot's No Restroom
• Multi-Million Dollar N. Wildwood Mortgage Fraud Scheme Alleged
• High School Summer Basketball League results for July 14
• A Family Tree Grows on Wall
• Wildwood Tables 'Rowdy House' Ordinance
• Babies on Parade Stone Harbor Presents the Al Cunard Baby Parade July 18
• Early Education Center at Cape Regional to Host Alex’s Lemonade Stand July 27
• Harbor Family Practice in Stone Harbor Joins Cape Regional Physicians Associates
• Southern Pine Beetle Alert Letter Goes Out to Mayors
• Avalon 5 Miler Winners Announced
• Christie Administration Continues Focus with 2011 Municipal Best Practices Checklist
• Burke Motor Group Welcomes New Member to Sales Team
• Direct Relief Expected to be Seen from Pension Reforms This Year
• Motor Vehicle Agencies Reopen on Mondays
• Wildwood Police Arrest Suspect with Heroin
• Wildwood May Consider Beach Tags
• The Ocean City Pops Present Maestro Scheible’s 25th Anniversary Concert
• The Ocean City Pops Present 'Oh, What a Night!' July 19-20
• Albano & Gusciora Bill Continues Advancing
• Cape May County to Receive $3 Million in Additional School Funding for Fiscal Year 2012
• Dennis Township BOE Meeting Change
• 2011 Brendan Borek Surf Memorial and Homecoming Fiesta
• Results for the 2011 4th Annual Cape May Point Women's Lifeguard Challenge
• Crowd Packs Avalon School to Hear Eisenhowers
• College/Men's Summer Basketball League Results for July 13, 2011
• Philadelphia Phillies Home Run Derby in Sea Isle City Attracted 100 Young Athletes
• Letters from Brazil, Week 2: Ignored 'Foreigner' Learned a Lesson
• Wildwoods Boardwalk Named Among National Geographic Traveler’s “Top 10 U.S. Boardwalks”
• HUD Awards Over 400K to Local Housing Authorities
• What's Happening in Ocean City
• Fake Ride Tickets Not Amusing
• AtlantiCare to Hold Second Annual Lifeguards SAVE – Attitude and Gratitude Event for Lifeguards
• Cape May Stage Presents "Steel Magnolias"
• Daily Deals Come to Cape May County
• New Jersey State Crab Festival Comes to the Wildwoods
• Introducing Stellar Mojo
• North Wildwood Recreation Department Summer Basketball Standings for July 12, 2011
• African Lion
• Victoria Commons Celebrates!
• 'Stockton Goes to the Beach' Concert Presents the Marshall Tucker Band
• Van Drew Bemoans UEZ vote
• Philadelphia Flyers Host "Hooked on Hockey" Clinic
• GOP Candidates Criticize Van Drew Votes
• County Chamber Selling Globetrotter Tickets
• North Wildwood Recreation Department Results from 7/11/11
• Police Seek Help in Locating Runaway
• AtlantiCare, Noyes Museum of Art Honor AtlantiCare Employees
• What Is Not Good to Write About?
• Some Patrons Hate Library’s Seaside Site
• Only N.J. Turnpike’s Upper 67 Miles Are Portion of I-95, Not the Lower 51
• Hereford Inlet Lighthouse Ready For Festival at End of Restoration
• Ocean City Reports Arrests for 6/30/11-7/6/11
• OC Police Activities 7/3/11-7/9/11
• “How to Write a Friendly Letter” at the County Library July 16
• Summer Party Music with The Mango Men in the Crest July 16
• Cape May County Museum Announces 2011 Summer Events
• OC's Quinn Is National Merit Scholar
• Flying the Colors
• Officers Graduate State Police K-9 Academy
• Avalon’s Bonnie Sotire Earns Olympic Medals
• Middle Police Make Heroin Bust
• Westy’s Always Offers Guests More
• Mike’s Seafood Celebrates Centennial
• 15 Years of Custom-Fit, Personalized Service
• Choosing the Right Window Treatment Just Became Easier
• Come See What Everyone’s Talking About
• College/Men’s League Basketball Results for July 10
• Greater Wildwood Youth Soccer League Signups Begin July 13
• New Tradition Begins in Stone Harbor
• Elks 6th – 8th Grade Summer Basketball League Results
• Wanted: Card Players
• King Neptune Fest Planned July 23
• Sea Isle City's Annual Baby Parade to Take Place July 20
• Family Files Lawsuit
• Woodbine Municipal Airport Apron Expansion Phase 2 Bids Recieved
• Cape May County Chamber of Commerce Launches Mobile Website
• Readiness Earns Award for Coast Guard Station Cape May
• Entertainment Lined Up for 4-H Fair
• CMC High School Students Work to Clean Up Ponderlodge
• Jim West's Wild and Wacky “Dinosaurs!” Roars Its Way to the Ocean City Music Pier July 20
• Stockton Goes to the Beach Presents The Buckinghams July 25
• The Fishing Line: End of June Tips
• Dennis, Goshen Firefighters Quell South Dennis Blaze
• Christmas in July Set for July 30
• Ocean City Fine Arts League Announces July Show Winners
• Shore Shot Completes First Session
• Cape May to Host Beach Volleyball Tournament July 16
• 2nd Annual Hereford Inlet Lighthouse Maritime Festival July 16-17
• Cape May Stage Presents Maureen McGovern July 25
• High School Summer Basketball League Results for July 7
• Events at Avalon Free Public Library from July 16 through July 19
• Second Sunday Gallery Walks in Cape May
• Around the County with Local Students
• BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS - 7-13
• Middle Township Committee Approves First Reading of Master Plan
• North Cape May Photographer Finds Subjects in Natural World
• Friday Night Out for the Young Pros July 29
• Council to Convene For Candidate Interviews
• Avalon Historical Society Plans Open House to Celebrate 10th Anniversary July 16
• Marbles in Paintball Gun Used in Drive-by Shooting
• Middle Township Police Arrest Father; Son
• Middle Police Await Decision to Get Intersection Cameras
• North Wildwood College/Men's Summer Basketball League Results
• County Offers New Health Screening Program for Seniors
• Ocean City Pops Presents Tony Award Winner, Trumpet Prodigy and a Night of Irish Favorites
• Atlantic Cape Offers Corporate Training Programs
• 3rd Annual Crest Car Show August 6
• Milam Bill to Provide Tax Break for New Jersey Workers Signed Into Law
• North Wildwood Summer High School Basketball League Results
• Activites and Events at the Cape May County Library
• Wildwoods Events Scheduled for July Thru October
• MOST WANTED: Christopher Cotton
• Sons of Italy Lodge 1838 Presents Three Scholarships
• Pot in Parcel Leads to Man’s Arrest
• Antiques - At the Stone Harbor Show, Bargains Started at Front Door
• Lower Manager: Call Us, No Need to Spout Off
• Wildwood Crest Hires New CFO
• The Fourth of July North Wildwood Pooch Parade
• Wilkerson and The King's Brass at Ocean City Tabernacle Sunday July 10
• Middle Township Police Release Arrest Report
• Middle Police Report Week's Activities
• Cape May Lighthouse and the Emlen Physick Estate Host Full Moon Events
• Cape May- Lewes Ferry’s 2011 Summer Programs
• “Houdini and the Magic of Big Thinking!” Come to the Ocean City Music Pier July 13th
• Tenth Annual Stockton Goes to the Beach Concerts at Ocean City Music Pier July 18
• PAC presents “Stars and Stripes Forever” July 17
• Arrest One, Another at Large in Wildwood Assault
• Three Arrested in July 3 Wildwood Robbery, Sexual Assault
• Not a Bomb, Just Empty Box
• Support Groups - 7-13
• Crest Police Charge Wildwood Man With Beach Bag Thefts
• Belleplain Blueberries Abound As Farm Family Invites Pickers
• Ocean City Man Gets 12 Years for Robbery
• Weekly Arrests for Ocean City Reported
• Ocean City Police Report Weekly Activities
• ELTC Presents an ASL Performance of “He and She” July 15
• Parkway Crash Claims Three Lives
• Heating or Cooling Small Room in Your Home?
• Never Pay Out-Of-Pocket for Spinal Decompression
• Revolutionary New Treatment for Immediate Pain Relief
• Link Between Hearing Loss and Alzheimer’s Disease
• Emeritus at Cape May Launches Free Rent Sweepstakes
• Cyber Bullying and Internet Addiction Resources Discussed
• Latest Treatment for Spider, Facial Veins
• At Risk for Macular Degeneration?
• Ankle and Foot Braces Easy to Fit and Wear
• Letters from Brazil: Week One
• Avalon Celebrates Fourth of July With Concert and Fireworks
• Wildwood Catholic Alum Snags TV Award
• North Wildwood Summer Basketball League Results
• Ocean City Pops Present Pianist Joseph Mohan July 10
• Students Design a Refrigerator Magnet to Prevent Underage Drinking
• Police Seek Help in Locating Runaway
• BIRTHS - 7-6
• Sellers and DiCicco Dynamic Middle Tennis Duo
• High School League Basketball Results
• Lower Township Farm Market Begins July 8
• Fabulous Greaseband to Play for Benefit at Ocean City Music Pier July 28
• DCA Reminds Residents that Individual Fireworks are Illegal in New Jersey
• Fourth of July Drives Traffic to 'The Shore'
• Middle Police Respond to Motor Vehicle Accidents Involving DWI
• Stone Harbor Welcomes A Cape May Classic
• Cape-Atlantic Christian Women's Connection to Host July Luncheon
• Avalon Police Seek Information Regarding Aggravated Assault
• Crest Memorial 8th Grade Car Wash to be Held July 8th
• Woodbine Senior Drug and Alcohol Awareness Program July 11
• West Cape May's Art in the Park to be Held July 23 & August 20
• College/Men’s League Basketball Results
• Governor Christie Keeps Commitment to New Jerseyans with Balanced Budget
• Activites and Events at the Cape May County Library
• Mays Landing Man Honored
• Sea Isle City Beach Patrol's Annual Mascot School for Children July 6-7
• Beanbags Will Fly During 2nd Annual Wildwood Cornhole Tournament
• May Receives Outstanding Dance Award
• Canines in Costumes and Other Pets Entertained Over 1000 People on June 28
• Governor Chris Christie Files Appointments
• Antiques - Some True Things About Colored Glass
• Wildwood Reinstates Clean and Lien Program
• Lower Establishes Sub Station for Police in Diamond Beach
• Budget Cuts Shut Woodbine Cape Human Resources Office
• LTPD Investigate and Make Arrests in Multiple Aggravated Assaults
• Wildwood Crest BOE Approves Contract
• Boat Burns on Cape May Canal
• Ocean City Police Release Arrest Report
• Ocean City Tabernacle Association Accredited by EFCA
• Middle Police Release Weekly Arrest Report
• Cape May Stage Presents 'An Evening with Liz Callaway'
• 'Musical Influences Between America and Europe' Topic of July Music Lectures
• Free Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) Screenings July 8
• Breast Cancer Support Group Available through Cape Regional Medical Center
• Morey’s Piers Hosts Annual Coaster Enthusiast Gathering July 8
• VIM Hosts Barbecue at the Cape May Winery July 26
• Cape May Stage Presents 'Sure Thing' July 9
• Albano & Gusciora Bill Aims to Promote Fish & Wildlife Management
• Delaware Memorial Bridge Toll Rates Increase on July 1
• The Philadelphia Flyers’ Annual 'Trial on the Isle' Returns July 8
• Miracles Fitness Is 'Joining Forces'
• Visitor Appreciation Day Set for Friday July 1
• NJDOT Closing Seashore Road Overnight This Week in Lower Township
• David Joynt and the Philadelphia Organ Quartet at Ocean City Tabernacle July 3
• Dennis Township Resident Recieves Honor from Israeli Government
• MAC Seeks Support for Free and Low-Cost School Programs Online
• Support Groups - 7-6
• The First “Sea Isle City's Got Talent” Contest Entertained Over 2000 People
• Beach Theatre Issue Reaches Court
• Crest Police Charge Wildwood Man with Beach Thefts
• Zoo Announces Birth of Male Snow Leopard
• Cape May County Bar Foundation-Race Judicata July 22
• Shuttle Service in Ocean City Cancelled for Tuesday, June 28
• Terrific Tuesdays Return to Sea Isle City
• Upcoming July Events in North Wildwood
• Lower Township Community Comes Together for Celebration of America
• Chalfonte Art Show and Book Signing July 3
• 9th Annual Beach Blast Soccer Tournament
• Evenings along Asbury Avenue Kicks Off June 29
• Lacrosse Returns to Wildwood’s Award-Winning Beaches
• Friends of Ocean City Pops Embarks on Major Fund Campaign
• County Library & Sturdy Savings Bank Sponsor Teen Photography Contest
• Activites and Events at the Cape May County Library
• Cape Shore Chorus Performance Schedule Summer 2011
• Ocean City Police Issue Warning About Illegal Fireworks
• Mibsters Come Out on Top at 88th Annual National Marbles Tournament in the Wildwoods
• Ocean City Police Summarize Week's Activities
• Wind Energy Proposal Presented in Cape May
• Lower Police Announce Holiday Road Closings
• Italian American Festival Draws Crowds to North Wildwood
• ELTC's Student Workshop Production of “Little Women” July 5
• Amateur Radio 'Hams' Work the Bands Honing Skills for Emergencies
• Oil from Bus Spills onto Bayshore Road
• The Fishing Line: Summer fishing better than ever
• Governor Christie Fulfills Constitutional Requirement to Certify Realistic Revenue Available for Fiscal Budget
• NJ State Building Trades Council Endorses Legislative Candidates
• Milam/Albano Bill Providing Military with Access to Free Recreational Activities Sails Through Assembly
• Cape Regional Urgent Care Celebrates One Year Anniversary
• Wildwoods’ 4th of July Beach and Boardwalk 5K Run and Family Fun Walk
• The Wild Half Marathon Invites Kids to Participate in Fitness Event
• "Sea Isle City's Got Talent " Begins June 24
• Slam Dunk the Junk to Help Keep New Jersey’s Waterways Clean this Summer
• Around the County with Local Students
• Governor Chris Christie Files Appointments
• Stone Harbor Announces Independence Day Celebration
• Independence Day Weekend in Sea Isle City
• July 4th Holiday in the Wildwoods Packed with Free Fun
• Middle Township Environmental Commission Receives Grant for 'Sustainable Jersey'
• Sea Isle City's Beachcomber Guides Begin 22nd Year of Entertaining and Educating
• Bay-Atlantic Symphony Opens “Symphony by the Sea” Series July 16
• Wildwood Invitational Pro-AM Results
• Results From the Chamber of Commerce’s Annual Golf Tournament
• Christmas in July Boat Parade in the Wildwoods
• IRS Increases Mileage Rate to 55.5 Cents per Mile
• Summertime Adventures for Kids at the Cape May County Technical School
• Avalon Presents Huge Family Fun Festival June 30 -July 4
• Bill to Create Alzheimer’s Task Force Signed Into Law
• What Does the Shellfish Industry Think About Hard Clams?
• School Days
• Rutgers U. Breaks Ground for Academic Center on Atlantic Cape's Mays Landing Campus
• Coast Guard to Join ‘Operation Dry Water’
• USCG Boating Safety Classes July 9 - August 13
• Cape May Hosting Beach Volleyball Tournament July 16
• Cape May Men’s Softball League in Tight Race
• Cape May’s Kids Day at the Emlen Physick Estate July 6
• Cape May Stage Presents SHAKESPEAREience Theatre Camp
• Victim Suffers Smoke Inhalation in Crest Fire
• Wildwood Firefighters Quell Blaze on W. Andrews Avenue
• Kick Off the Summer Season with July Events in the Wildwoods
• Mayor Continues to Address "Rowdy" Houses
• Wildwood to Require Residency
• LT Council Violates Sunshine Law, Says County Prosecutor
• 'An Evening in Cape May Wine Country' Raises Funds for Cancer Services
• MOST WANTED:
• Antiques- Discovering the Antique Shop Classics
• 13th Annual State Barbeque Championship & Blues Festival June 8-10
• Tolls Are Another Tax Imposed On Select Group of Motorists
• Cape May Half Way Through Vision Statement Process
• Artist Comes Home to Avalon
• Activites and Events at the Cape May County Library
• Weekly Arrests Reported for Middle Township
• Middle Township Police Summarize Weekly Incidents
• Church Fire Due to Lightning
• BIRTHS - 6-29
• Support Groups - 6-29
• Kirbas & Campolo Sunday at Ocean City Tabernacle
• County Child Abuse Rate Near Worst in State
• Marker Selected as New LT Chief
• LT Rescue Squad Renews Lease
• Ocean City Theatre Company Presents 'The Music Man'
• 9th Annual Beach Blast Soccer Tournament June 24-25
• Stone Harbor Farmers Market
• FORE! CONTACT Golf Outing Winners Announced
• Bastille Day Fundraiser to Benefit Bay-Atlantic Symphony in Avalon July 14
• Middle Twp Fireworks Will Depend on Donations
• Sea Isle City Announces Calendar for July 1-14
• North Wildwood Police Catch Robbery Suspect
• Summertime Silliness Ensues at Cape May Kids Playhouse
• “Texas Tower” Presentation to Close Lecture Series at Aviation Museum
• 'Mother’s Worry' Kicks Off Summer Live Music Series June 25
• Ocean City Police Report June Arrests
• The Fishing Line: School's out; Lines in
• Ocean City Police Report Week's Activities
• Rescued Horses Up for Adoption
• New Jersey Residents Can Spay or Neuter Pets for Only $10
• Penny Party & Raffle to Benefit ConKerr Cancer Southern NJ
• Local Resident Receives "Veterans of Foreign Wars" State Gold Medal
• WheatonArts and Mystic Realms, Ltd. Present Fantasy Faire
• Donohue Lauds “People Power” in Bike Path Outcome
• Morey's Pier Discount Tickets
• 4-H Members Make the Cape May County 4-H Fair Special
• 76ers Promotional Team Visits Avalon
• Award Winning Belmont Magic Show Returns to Music Pier
• Goshen Postal Patrons Informed of Post Office's Closure
• Celebrate Father’s Day at Morey’s Piers
• What's Happening in Ocean City
• Registrations Being Held for College/Men's Summer Basketball League
• Good Neighbor Has Delivered Newspapers for 11 Years
• Coast Guard Cutter Changes Command in Cape May
• USCG Boating Safety Classes June 27 - July 30
• Sue Sheppard Appointed to Congressional Redistricting Committee
• DePaul Goes Off To FBI Academy
• Morey's Pier Ferris Wheel to Reopen June 18
• Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge Volunteers Honored
• Sports Card, Toys, Comics and Collectibles Show Returns to Wildwoods Convention Center
• Farmers Market Opens for Summer
• BIRTHS - 6-22
• Avalon Welcomes Bay-Atlantic Symphony for Independence Day Concert July 3rd
• Good Samaritans Rescue Kitten from Sewer
• Buckingham Golf Classic Raises $40,000 for Cape Regional Medical Center
• Kristie Ann Rinier, RN, Named Service Excellence Honoree
• Ocean City Historical Museum Announces Summer Lecture Series
• Route 52 Causeway Construction Activity Requires Overnight Closure
• National Cancer Survivors Day Celebrated at Cape Regional Medical Center
• Owner, Crew Indicted for Attempt to Sink Vessel, Collect $400,000
• Cape May Vision Statement Moves to City Council at Last
• Whale Watcher Leaves Port for a Delaware Bay Lighthouse Adventure June 26
• NJGOP Announces Members of Congessional Redestricting Committee
• Dennis Township Board of Education Plans Vote on Super’s Contract
• Cape May Starts Work on Convention Center
• Van Drew Seeks to Restore Property Tax Relief to Municipalities
• Ocean City Police Charge Two with Possession of Weapon; Unlawful Purpose
• Osprey Landing is Cape May’s Seventh Annual Designer Show House
• New Manager & New Chef Bring Even More Brilliance To An Already Renowned Restaurant.
• The Friends of the Physick Estate Present “The Young Victoria” June 24
• County Library Qualifies as NJWorks Job Seeker Destination
• Avalon Rescue Hosts Boating Safety Class
• Accident Claims Life of Upper Township Motorcyclist
• Dennis Committee Hears of County Sidewalk Plans for Historic Town
• Antiques - Shopping for Those Everyday Antiques
• Fresh Air Fund Seeks Host Families for NYC Kids
• Wildwood Police Investigate Stabbings
• Greater Woodbine Chamber of Commerce Family Festival June 25
• Steward Search Begins for Three New Jersey Light Stations
• Upcoming Programs and Activities in Wildwood Crest
• Wildwood Crest Daily Outdoor Fitness Classes Begin June 27
• ‘Cross,’ Local’s Movie Available in WalMart
• Middle Township Police Release Arrest Report
• Middle Township Police Report Weekly Incidents
• Ocean City Pops Present Entertainer Lucie Arnaz in Their Opening Concert
• Sheriff Unveils 'Jail-It's Not for Me!' to Steer Teens from Crime
• Ocean City Fine Arts League Announces Competetion Winners
• Cape May Stage Welcomes Back Barbara Bates Smith June 27
• Dads Climb Free on Father’s Day Courtesy of the MAC
• Memucan Hughes Colonial House Opening
• County Flew Flag 24 Hours a Day Showing Support for Vietnam War
• Ferris Wheel Victim’s Family Retains Law Firm
• Support Groups - 6-22
• Lower Manager Appeals for Help with Food Bank
• What's Happening in Ocean City
• Learn About Composers and War as Summer Music Series Returns on June 30
• Golf Tournament Benefits Cystic Fibrosis Research
• Ocean City Police Make Several Arrests for Burglaries, Thefts and Assaults
• Lower Police Release 'Click It' or Ticket Summary
• CMC Art League's ”Really Big Show” Makes a Really Big Splash
• Mayor Pagliughi Swears In Avalon’s New Probationary Patrolman
• Actress to Perform One-Woman Show at Aviation Museum
• Local World War II Veteran Named Volunteer of the Month
• Meet the Cast of ELTC’s “He and She”
• State Issues Initial Finding in Ferris Wheel Fatality
• Sturdy Supports Dennis Township Schools & Middle Township High School
• Garden Club of Cape May Present $1,000 Scholarship
• The Wildwoods and the Cape May – Lewes Ferry Launch Cooperative Effort to Promote Tourism
• The Mystery of the Churchyard Rose
• Wildwood Police Arrest Juvenile for Aggravated Assault
• Wildwood Police Arrest Knife-Wielding Suspect
• Wildwood Police Arrest Pa. Man for Burglary, Sale of Weapons
• Cape May Police Arrest Man for June 2010 Sexual Assault
• Harlem Globetrotters Return to Wildwood August 10 - 13
• LT Republicans Host Beach Clean up over Weekend
• Repertory Theater Plans ‘Bloomsday’ Celebration June 16
• Kitchen Is the Heart of the Home
• You Can See the Ones They Used To Make
• Planning and Planting for a Dry Summer
• Skimmer Festival Weekend Entertains Thousands
• If I Were King
• Granite Better for High Traffic Use
• Ten Tips for Buying a Ceiling Fan
• Ocean View Resident Wins the Grand Prize of an Xbox 360
• USCG Announces Boating Safety Classes June 18 - July 30
• The Fishing Line: Good times, Good Fishing
• Library Branch Debated, Parkway Overpasses Near Yet Far
• Sea Isle City's Annual Sarah the Turtle Festival Will Take Place on June 23 at Excursion Park
• The 2011 Paws on the Promenade Dog Show is Set for June 28 in Sea Isle City
• ‘Ecliptical’ Returns to Repertory Theater June 13
• Donohue Says Bike Path Unsafe, Calls on Committee to Remedy
• Philadelphia Teen Drowns in Campground Pool
• Cape May County 4-H Fair and BBQ to Take Place July 21-23
• Cape May County Announces Winners of the 37th Annual Senior Art Contest
• Independent Russell Will Seek Seat on Middle Township Committee
• Cape Graduates Earn Animal Adoption Scholarships
• Cape May County Sheriff’s Officers Graduate Leadership Program
• Lower Police Release Monthly Activity Report
• Around the County with Local Students
• Miss New Jersey Pageant Set for June 16-18 in Ocean City
• Fire Destroys S. Seaville United Methodist Church
• South Seaville Church Burns to the Ground
• Opinions? We've Got 'Em!
• Albano & Milam Discuss Continued Efforts to Combat Illegal Ocean Dumping
• Twentieth Annual Torch Run for County Law Enforcement
• Cape May County Athletes to Participate in Special Olympics
• Wilwood Crest Plans Changes for Bike Path
• Undine 'Dina' Dougherty Marks 102nd Birthday
• Wildwood Crest Puts Funds in Place for Former Lodge Purchase
• Democrats Write in, Kelly to Run for Middle Township Committee
• Heil Golf Tournament Results Announced
• Pipe, Road Repair Needed in Cape May
• Cape May Recognized By Arbor Day Foundation
• Truck Fire Closes Route 47
• Minor Accident Reported in Cape May
• County Asks Municpalities to Open Cooling Centers
• BIRTHS - 6-15
• MAC Releases Summer 2011 Calendar
• Woodbine Elementary Students Enjoy an "Art Gym Day"
• Rollover Crash at Shellbay Avenue, Parkway
• Cape May County Asks Municipalities to Set Up Cooling Centers
• County Seniors Make 37th Art Show Surprising
• Antiques - Decorators Color It White with Old Creamware
• CG Helicopter Crew Targeted with Laser Pointer
• Sturdy Savings Bank Donates $10,000 to Atlantic Cape
• MOST WANTED: Brian C. Ulrich
• DeWeese, Fiocchi and Walters Score Huge Victory in Primary Election
• Avalon Police Charge Man with Obstruction of Justice
• Primary Election Results In
• Support Groups - 6-15
• Miss New Jersey Parade Set for June 15th in Ocean City
• What's Happening in Ocean City
• Ocean City Police Release Weekly Arrest Report
• Ocean City Police Summarize Weeklly Incidents
• Lower Settles with Remington and Vernick
• Beach/Van Drew Bill Allowing Residents to Designate Donations on Tax Returns Clears Committee
• Van Drew/Beach Bill to Reduce Fishing Registry Penalties Advances
• Loyalton Changes Name to Emeritus at Cape May
• Jack’s Shack Adds Entrees
• Variety is Key at Gleeson’s Liquors
• In Sea Isle, it’s Fish Alley
• Cape May National celebrates 20th Anniversary as 'The Natural'
• Three-Day Italian-American Festival Returns to the Wildwoods June 24-26
• A Night of Standup Featuring Aaron Kominos-Smith & Nick Cobb June 13th
• Cape Bank Names Larry Morier, Senior Vice President & Regional Manager
• Sustainable Jersey Announces $175,000 in Funding for Municipal Projects
• 9th Annual Cape May County Benefit Motorcycle Poker Run for the Turtles
• 5K Run & Walk in Sea Isle City Raised Funds for American Heart Association
• Schmidtchen Called ‘Father’ Of Regional
• Six County Beach Photos Win Public Acclaim in State Contest
• Wildwood Man Charged with Drug Offenses
• DRBA to Merge Its E-ZPass Operations with New Jersey E-ZPass
• Prosecutor, Wildwood Police Investigate Assault of Local Man
• Middle Township Police Release Arrest Report
• ELTC's 22nd Season of "Tales of the Victorians" Begins on June 16
• Jazz Vespers at the First Presbyterian Church June 19 and July 17
• Wildwood Police Arrest Four for Drug Possession
• Shore Shot All Star Basketball Camp: Registration Now Open
• "Les Miserables" on the Ocean City Boardwalk July 5
• Cape May’s July 2011 Calendar
• ARMC RNS Mobile Digital Mammography June Schedule
• State Repair Grants Include Two County Bridges
• High School Baseball/Softball Scores
• Sunday Night at the Movies at The Branches June 19
• Former Training Center CO Now First Female CG Academy Superintendent
• Middle Baseball/Softball Association Reports Little League Scores
• APAC'S 24th Annual Art Show & Sale Takes Place on June 26
• The Fishing Line: Drum and Fluke, Sounds like a plan
• Middle Police Arrest Man and Wife for Shoplifting
• Student on Field Trip Killed in Ferris Wheel Accident
• Serious Auto Accident Captured on Video in Lower Township
• Lower Police Get 'Cops in Shops' Grant
• Stone Harbor Beaches Bolstered by Dredged Sand
• Class Two Police Officers To Graduate Police Academy June 27
• Cape Regional Medical Center Awarded $165,524 for Excellence in Quality
• Spring Thunder in the Sand Pro/Am Motocross Races This Weekend
• Lofty Labor Continues on Avalon Water Tower
• Country-Western Revival At The Country Club Tavern
• 78th Army Band to Perform in Cape May
• 2011 Harbor Fest to Feature Nautical Activities
• Avalon Offers Testimony at NJDEP Beach Access Meeting in Long Beach Twp.
• Ocean City Police Recognized for Traffic Safety
• Middle Policeman Intercepts Narcotics in Court's Bathroom
• BIRTHS - 6-8
• Ocean City Seniors Attend Car-Fit Safety Assessment
• Cape May County Hosts 37th Annual Senior Art Show
• Man Arrested in Lower for String of Day-Time Burglaries
• Lower Detective Interrupts Burglary in Progress
• Lower Township Firefighters Quell Villas Shed Fire
• Ptl. Douglas Swillo Graduates from Police Academy
• Campground Fire Draws Middle Firefighters
• Lower Township Rec Announces Summer Programs
• Wildwood Commission Announces Police Agreement
• Cape May Commercial Fishing Exhibit Unveiled at 2011 Harbor Fest June 18
• Ocean City Fine Arts League Movie Night June 7
• Coast Guard Commanding Officer to Open Museum Exhibit & Give Lecture June 7
• South Jersey Gas Files to Reduce Rates by 4.3%
• Unlocking of the Ocean Ceremony Attracts State Officials and Students
• Cape May Stage Presents "The Understudy" June 23
• FUNday at Playland Benefit to Take Place June 22
• Cape May’s Spring Festival Chocolate Championship Tour & Tasting Winner is the Victorian Lace Inn
• Severe Thunderstorms, Hail Possible This Afternoon
• Cape May Police Arrest Lower Township Man for Theft
• Victoria Manor Resident Celebrates 100th Birthday
• Marine Life Artist Wyland Adopts and Paints Turtle in Support of Wetlands Institute
• Upper Township Sister/Brother Duo Host 6th Annual Alex’s Lemonade Stand June 11
• 8th Annual “Step Up For The Arc” Walkathon to Take Place in Sea Isle City June 4
• Tri-For-Our-Veterans Triathlon During Memorial Day Weekend in Sea Isle City
• Traffic Safety Alliance to Perform Car-Fit Assessments at Senior Citizen Center
• Sandman Students Attend DARE Day at Aviation Museum
• Sea Isle City's Memorial Day Ceremony Attracted Over 300 Spectators and Many Veterans
• What's Happening in Ocean City
• Cape May Tech Peer Leaders Volunteer for United Way
• Avalon Police Arrest Man for Vehicle Theft, DUI
• Support Groups - 6-8
• East Lynne Theater Company Presents “He and She”
• Museum Remembers the Ladies
• Ocean City Police Charge Three with Shoplifting
• Cape May County Remembers Veterans on Memorial Day
• Ocean City Police Report Weekly Incidents
• Visiting Welsh Team Will Find Competition and Curley’s Fries
• Local Student Wins Fisheries and Aquaculture Scholarship
• Memorial Day Tributes Prove County Reveres Veterans' Sacrifices
• Borough of Avalon Celebrates Memorial Day
• New Treatment Available for Chronic Heel Pain
• State-wide Program Helps Seniors
• Never Pay Out-of-Pocket for Spinal Decompression
• Making Health Care Decisions for Someone Else
• Hearing Loss Can Affect Family and Friends Too
• Are You a Vitamin Junkie?
• Baseball Association Reports Little League Results
• Pre-Election Wrap Up for June 7 Primary
• Wildwood Terminates Administrator
• 7th Annual Celtic Festival at Historic Cold Spring Village, June 11-12
• Cape May County Remembers
• Dancers Two Inc. Recital 2011 "Get Ready for the Showdown"
• The Rising Cost of Sun & Sand
• Events at Avalon Free Public Library from June 13 through June 18
• Lower Township Police Partner with Traffic Safety Alliance During Click It or Ticket Mobilization
• Students Meet With Sturdy Savings Bank President
• Route 52 Causeway Project Advances in Ocean City and Somers Point
• Sea Isle City's Skimmer Festival Weekend Will Entertain Tens of Thousands on June 18-19
• The Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts & Humanities Presents Its Encore Award to Mayor Edward Mahaney
• Special Reception and Auction of Wyland Painting to Benefit Wetland Institute
• Sea Isle City's Fish Alley Festival on June 11 Will Feature Food, a Hot Rod Car Show and Family Entertainment
• Freeholder Meeting Ponders More Effective Dispatch System
• Around the County with Local Students
• Woodbine Elementary School Carnival to be Held June 10
• It's Turtle-Crossing Time
• Cape May Artists Cooperative Announces Featured Artists for June, Second Sunday Reception Planned June 12
• Lower Township Elementary Schools to Use Historic Fishing Creek School for “Back to Basics” Education Programs
• Sports Results: Baseball, Softball, Lacrosse — LCMR Advances in Baseball Playoffs
• The Fishing Line: Take a Veteran Fishing
• Preconstruction Meeting for Woodbine's Safe Routes to Schools Project Set for June 3
• Ocean City Welcomes the New Season with "Business Persons March" and "Turning of a Key"
• East Lynne Theater Company's 2011 Season
• USCG Boating Safety Classes Starting June 4
• Lautenberg & Holt Introduce Bill to Support Innovative Approaches to Foriegn Language Teaching
• The Wildwoods Sweep New Jersey’s Best Beaches Contest for Second Year in a Row
• Police Officers Take 4-Day Bicycle Trip to Raise Money for C.O.P.S.
• New Traffic Signal In O.C.Set to Operate
• Tickets on Sale for “An Evening in Cape May Wine Country” Benefit
• Avalon Releases New Coastal Emergency Plan
• Senate Community and Urban Affairs Committee Held Hearing on Budget Proposal to End UEZ Program
• Summertime Fun in the Wildwoods
• 3rd Annual Wildwoods Familiarization Tour – A Huge Success!
• Strawberries Star in West Cape May
• "Best Practices" Questionnaire Spurs Towns
• Middle Police Report Weekly Arrests
• Middle Police Report Weekly Incidents
• MOST WANTED: William P. Larosa
• Middle Police Investigate Two-Car, Goshen Road Crash
• Beach Theatre Foundation Proposes Loan Payback Plan
• County Slips to 18th in NJ Kids Count Rankings
• Van Drew Bill Would Improve Coastal Evacuation Plans
• Middle Township Zones for “Smart Growth'
• Milam Bill Would Provide Disability Tax Relief
• Ocean City Police Charge Three with Harvest/Possession
• UPDATE: Middle Police Arrest Three for Recent Burglaries
• Cape May County Office of Emergency Management Advises Residents be Prepared
• Ocean City Police Release Arrest Report
• Middle Police Investigation Culminates in Drug Arrest
• Coast Guard Kicks Off National Safe Boating Week
• Ocean City Police Summarize Weekly Activities
• Discover Cape May County’s Hidden Treasure
• Celebration of Heroes at Wildwoods Memorial
• Championships Return to Wildwoods
• Wildwood Introduces Free Trolley
• Morey’s Piers Set the Standard for Family Entertainment
• Avalon Chief To Speak at Writers’ Conference
• State Police Make Arrest for Burglary in Progress
• Van Drew Says Portion of Excess Revenues Should Be Placed in Savings
• Jersey Shore Partnership Celebration features Avalon Mayor
• Wildwoods Hold 26th Annual International Kite Festival
• Naval Air Station Wildwood Honors Airmen
• Egret Espy Path, Footbridge Dedicated at Bird Sanctuary
• See Natural Science as Never Before
• The Shore Is Made for Biking
• Cape May-Lewes Ferry: Extraordinary!
• Senses Bring Passion to your Golf Game
• Passing of Stone Harbor Police Chief, William Donohue
• Avalon Boulevard Bridge Rehabilitation and Widening Project Continues
• Governor Chris Christie Files Nominations with the State Senate
• Lower Police to Crack Down on Unbuckled Motorists
• Nature Center Summer Children’s Programs Begin June 27
• Lautenberg Announces More than $100 Million in Federal Homeland Security Funding for New Jersey
• Lautenberg Announces More than $160 Million for New Jersey Water Projects
• Tired of Crime, Area Residents Fight Back with Neighborhood Watch
• Tired of Crime, Area Residents Fight Back with Neighborhood Watch
• A Look at the Bridges of Cape May County
• FSA County Committee Nominations Open June 15
• Crest Police Investigate Sexual Assault and Robbery
• Judge to Set Timing for Beach Theatre Suit
• Summer Nature Classes at the Wetlands Institute June - August
• Saturday Evening Performances are Added to Sea Isle City's List of Free Summer Concerts
• Wildwood’s New Mayor Vows: ‘Fresh Air’ Will Again Fill City Hall
• CG Cutter Vigorous Returns from North Atlantic Patrol
• Multiple Home Burglaries Reported in Middle
• Lower's Cop Stop Continues
• Crash Claims One, Injures Five
• Ocean City Police Summarize Weekly Activities
• Ocean Galleries and Wyland Support Wetlands Institute
• Middle Township Police Report Weekly Incident Report
• Middle Police Release Weekly Arrest Report
• Tea Party Posts Scoresheet for Primary Candidates
• MOST WANTED: William Broomell
• NCCM’S Birthday Celebration Weekend and Plant Sale Kicks Off May 21
• North Wildwood Police to Participate in 'Click It or Ticket'
• 2011 Cape May County Law Enforcement Memorial Service
• Another Upbeat Forecast for 2011 Season
• Board the New Cape May Whale Watcher for This Year's First Delaware Bay Lighthouse Adventure on May 21
• First in Nation: County Jail Offers Inmate Visits Via Internet
• Christie Administration Announces Route 52 Causeway to be Restored to Four Travel Lanes Through Summer Season
• Want to Get Wet Tagging Horseshoe Crabs?
• County Correctional Center To Offer Visitation of Inmates Over Internet
• Wildwoods Fair Featured on ‘Jerseylicious’
• County Pays Tribute to Fallen Law Enforcement Officers May 10
• City Residents’ Ideas for Future Sought
• Local Leaders Voice Opposition to UEZ Cuts
• Fishermen’s Energy Receives Final State Permits
• Unofficial Election Results: Desiderio in Sea Isle;Troiano in Wildwood
• Unofficial Election Results: Desiderio in Sea Isle;Troiano in Wildwood
• Beach Theatre Foundation to File for Injunction to Stop Demolition
• Learning Gap Varies Among High Schools
• Driver Cited, Truck Crashes Into Building at Gatherings
• Police Ask Public's Help Locating Robbery, Assault Suspect
• Lonegan, Van Drew: Repeal N.J. 'Cap and Trade'
• Middle Police Release Weekly Arrest Report
• Middle Police Report Weekly Incidents
• Polls Open 'Til 8 p.m. in Avalon, Wildwood, Sea Isle City
• Avalon Police to Participate in “Click It or Ticket” Campaign
• Ocean City Police Release Arrest Report
• Ocean City Police Activity Report for May 1-7
• North Wildwood Police Log 2,684 Incidents in April
• Van Drew Presses for Repeal of RGGI Cap & Trade
• Five Injured in Parkway-Stone Harbor Boulevard Crash
• State Police Investigate Robbery of 87-Year-Old at Home
• Hemingway’s Look-Alike Contest Scheduled
• Register Now for Green Conference
• Motorcycle Rally Roars Back to Wildwoods
• 6th Annual "Sensational ‘60s Weekend" in Wildwood Starts May 13
• County Vets Meet Wilmington Healthcare VA Officials for First Time
• Dennisville Depot More than just Pizza
• 'French Connection' Expected to Bolster County Tourism
• Wildwoods Host Full Schedule of Free Live Music
• Middle Police Charge Three in Home Invasion
• It’s the 1960s Again in Wildwood
• North Wildwood Police Charge Man with Drug Offenses
• Spinners Still Performing ‘Everlasting’ Music
• Rhythm Plus Emotion Equals ‘Blue-Eyed Soul’
• Middle Police Respond to Motor Vehicle/Pedestrian Accident
• What's Happening in Ocean City?
• Small Aircraft Crashes at Ocean City Airport
• Cape May Council Awards Convention Hall Contract
• Reynolds Sworn as Stone Harbor Chief of Police; Promotions Follow
• Recreational Fishing Alliance Addresses Saltwater Fishing Registry
• County Working Group: Mutual Aid's Only for Emergencies
• NJ Launches Free, Web-based Saltwater Fishing Registration
• Martin Z. Mollusk to Make 37th Attempt to See His Shadow
• Quick Police Work Saves Woman from Alleged Assailant
• NJ Civil Service Rules Wrongful Suspension by OC Fire Dept
• County Hosts Annual Tourism Conference May 4
• 'Man with Gun' Call Results in Domestic Violence Arrest
• Craig McManus Presents a Paranormal Weekend Beginning Friday the 13th
• Ocean City Police Summarize Weekly Activities
• Court House Man Charged with Receiving Stolen Property
• Crest Police Charge Wildwood Man with Aggravated Assault, Terroristic Threats
• USCG Boating Safety Classes in Cold Spring May 7 & 21
• Weekly Incidents Reported by Middle Police
• Middle Police Report Weekly Arrests
• Morey's PIers Beachfront Waterparks Recognized for Highest Safety Standards
• Shoplifter Apprehended with Aid of Off-Duty Cops
• Beach Activity Aplenty in Avalon
• County-Wide Historic House & Garden Tour to be Held May 21
• Volunteers "Spring" Into Action for the 26th Annual Beach Sweeps
• One Injured in Lower Township Rollover
• Convention Hall Decision Soon?
• USCG Boating Safety Course Offered
• United States Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 83 Announces May – July 2011 Boating Safety Class
• Law Day Marked, Middle's Mock Trial Team Presented State Trophy
• Lower Police Arrest Two in Strong Arm Robbery
• County Towns Share State Anti-Litter Funds
• New Seaside Connections Evening Lecture Series at Nature Center
• Strawberry Festival in West Cape May
• Family Survives Cold Spring House Fire
• Access Ramp Stolen from Meal Center
• Stone Harbor Has Coastal Living Festival
• Cape May County Celebrates Earth Day 2011
• Search on for Stabbing Suspect
• Ocean City Students Participate in Two Environmental Projects on Friday, April 29th
• Lower Police Chief Set to Retire
• Ocean City Police Release Arrest Report
• Middle Police to Participate in National Drug Take-Back Day
• Wildwood Hearing Draws Crowd; Budget Approved
• Portion of 9th Street Northbound in Ocean City to be Temporarily Closed
• MOST WANTED: Veronica Hatcher-Frazier
• MOST WANTED: JAMES E. ALLEN
• Lower Police Search for Suspect in Strong-Arm Robbery
• Patience, Drivers, Smoother Roads Await
• County to Start 2011 Cooperative Coastal Monitering Program
• Lower Township Board of Education Reschedules Meeting
• Stone Harbor Bird Sanctuary to Open Trails May 21
• What's Happening in Ocean City
• Cape May’s 16th Annual Spring Festival Tours and Activities Continue for a Second Weekend
• Sea Isle City's "Community Day" to Take Place May 21
• Wildwood Candidates Back Consolidation
• Ocean City Police Summarize Weekly Activities
• Dr. Costino Awaits Court, Chides Jurors
• Ocean City’s Spring Beach Sweep Set for April 30th
• North Wildwood Police Arrest Rio Man on Drug Charges
• County Museum Hosts Spring Lecture Series on Civil War
• Court Denies DeMarzo's Demand for Video's Return
• Physick Estate Decides on New Tour Theme
• LoBiondo to Hold Next Enrollment Clinic in Court House
• 22nd Annual Cape May Music Festival Kicks Off May 26
• Middle Police Report Weekly Incidents
• Coast Guard Volunteers Work on New Exhibit at the Aviation Museum
• Middle Township Sets Community Paper Shredding Day
• Middle Police Respond to Vehicle Pushing Incident
• Wee Care Day Care Accepting Applications
• Traffic Stop Leads to Teen's Arrest in Stone Harbor
• NJDOT Suspends Road Construction Over Holiday Weekend to Promote Safety
• Mayoral Candidates Present Views on Wildwood's Concerns
• Townsend's Inlet Bridge Closed Overnight
• Stone Harbor Police Arrest Man in Domestic Violence Case
• County to Hold Tourism Conference
• Earth Day Is Time to Rethink Fertilizer Use
• For Coast Guard, Earth Day Meant Making It Clean
• Frost Warning Issued
• Cape May Police Arrest Wanted Man with Herald Reader's Tip
• World Series of Birding Begins May 14
• Bay Atlantic to Feature Beethoven
• What's Happening in Ocean City?
• DeMarzo Pleads Not Guilty, Goes Back to Work; Says Business as Usual
• New Cop Hire Questioned in West Wildwood
• Expect More in Cape May All Through the Year
• Spring Festival Serves up Flavorful Events
• History and Charm Come Alive in Cape May
• Experience Drama and Theater Without the Stage
• Chamber Loaded with Events for Cape May Spring Fest
• Youthful Duo Busted for Attempted ‘Scrap Metaling’
• Owners’ Quarters Burn at Coulton Court, Cats Perish
• West Cape May Offers Organic Waste Collection
• Wildwood Cops Say Two Men Violently Assaulted, Same Day
• Middle Police Hold Child Safety Event
• CAPE MAY COUNTY ANNOUNCES 2011 NATIONAL ARTS PROGRAM® AWARD WINNERS
• County Libraries to Close April 29th for Staff Training
• Corrections Officers Graduate With Honors
• Ocean View Fire Dept Receives DHS Grant
• SIC Police to Participate in "Operation Take Back New Jersey"
• Volunteers Needed for Sea Isle City Beach Clean-up
• DOT Agrees to Parkway Hearing
• Large Turnout for SIC Easter Program
• Ocean City Police Report Weekly Activities
• Middle Township Police Release Weekly Activity Report
• Two Hurt in Early Sunday Crash on Breakwater Road
• Easter Egg Hunt in County Park a Big Hit on Chilly Day
• Clerk's Office Open Special Hours April 23
• Coastal America Award Presented for Eco-Restoration Project
• Lower Township Police to Collect Unwanted/expired Prescription (RX) drugs
• Lower Township Police Officer Recognized for Leading County in DWI Arrests
• Dennis Firefighters Respond to Crash Call
• LoBiondo Releases List of VA-Approved Dialysis Centers in South Jersey
• Lower Township Police Cop/Stop Continues
• LoBiondo Votes with Majority to Pass Funding to Sept. 30
• Middle Police Respond to Middle School Fire
• Sea Isle City Seven-hour Standoff Ends with Man's Arrest
• Middle Police Charge Local Man with Possession; Attempt to Distribute
• CG Cutter Vigorous Helps Stranded Fishing Boat, Crew
• Ocean City Police to Conduct Active Shooter Drill
• GOP Ladies Set Meeting
• MOST WANTED: Kris A. Lucas
• Why Is There an Education Gap?
• Governor's Visit Affords Crowd Chance to See, Quiz Chief Exec
• Governor Addresses Town Hall Meeting in Erma
• Earth Day Logo Winners Honored
• Students Visit County Government, Conduct Freeholders' Meeting
• 'Team Greto, Halley, and Boyce' Files Petitions for GOP June Primary
• Ocean City Police Arrest Local Man for Theft of Donation Canister
• Middle Police Chief Details Cost of a Cop
• Opinions Differ on Closing Holly Beach Firehouse to Voters
• Roads Open for Governor's Town Hall Meeting
• Ocean City Police Arrest Woman for Theft
• Ocean City Police Release Arrest Report
• Democrats Field No Candidates for Freeholders, Sheriff
• Summary of 2010 Municipal Best Practices
• Doughty Won't Seek Reelection in Middle
• Active Shooter Drill to Be Held at O. C. High School
• Middle Township Police Release Weekly Activity Report
• Three Ways to Pay Your Federal Income Tax
• Check Boat Safety before Season
• Ocean City Police Report Weekly Activities
• County AFSCME Members to Vote April 11, Possible Layoffs Loom
• Residents to Save Over $700,000 on Flood Insurance Premiums
• Anglers' Group Urges 'Give Us Back Our Reefs'
• County GOP Convention Picks DeWeese, Walters, Fiocchi
• Free Healthcare Resource Day 11 a.m.- 2 p.m.
• PBA Local 59, Middle Police, Kiwanis Link to Check Child Safety Seats
• 4H Benefits from "Round-Up" Program
• "TRUE" Assistance with Energy Costs
• Hummingbirds 101 at Nature Center
• Culture and Heritage Division Recognized
• Beach Theatre Foundation Asks Council Once More to Declare Building Historic
• Crack Bust Believed to Have Broken Low-Level Drug Ring
• Wind & Solar Street Lamps for SIC
• N.W. Man Gets 21-1/2 Years Prison for Tourist's Slaying
• LoBiondo Lauds Repeal of 1099 Reporting in Healthcare Law
• Deputy Mayor Tells His Side of MUA Story
• SIC Plans City-wide Yard Sale
• Coast Guard ‘Adopts’ Cape May Elementary School
• OC Announces Upcoming Events
• Arrest Villas Man for Burglary, Theft
• Sea Isle City Issues Newsletter
• Freeholders Announce Student Government Day
• Upcoming Events in SIC
• Middle Twp Elem No. 1 Announces Registration
• Middle Republicans Endorse Donohue for Committee
• LoBiondo: Fire Grant to North Wildwood Fire Department
• Cape May School Gets Grant to Promote Veggies, Fruit to Pupils
• Lower Twp Plans Easter Egg Hunt
• Baby Lemurs Born at Zoo
• School Gardens To Be Planted
• Gov. Christie Plans Town Hall Meeting at County Airport April 12
• Ocean City Posts Weekly Police Blotter
• Middle Township Posts Weekly Blotter
• GWTIDA Wins Governor's Award for Tourism Excellence
• Cape May Honors the Story Lady for 35 Years of Service
• Fishermen’s Energy Receives Permits from New Jersey DEP
• Spring Events are Plentiful in the Wildwoods as Winter Fades Away
• Culture and Heritage Commission Hosts National Arts Program® Awards Reception
• Fewer Butts in Cape May Beach Sand?
• Wildwood Crest Master Plan Review April 6
• Wildwood Police Investigate Stabbing, Victim Knifed Four Times
• Wind Power Causes Outage
• Ocean City Police List Activity Report March 27-Aprl 2
• Middle Township Police Activity March 28 to April 3
• Lower Council Trims Tax Rate Hike to One Cent
• Public Hearing April 6 on County's Sewer Service Plan
• Philly’s Tony Clark Takes Over Old Grange Restaurant
• Opposing View: Sierra Club Slams Beach Access Rule
• DEP Offers 'Common Sense Rules' for Beach, Waterway Access
• UPDATE: Middle Police Open Northbound Lane After Crash
• Ocean Drive Bridge Over Great Channel Shut for Two Weeks
• Trooper Involved in High-Profile Fatal Accident Case Now Fighting State Police
• Wind Hazards Expected April 4 to April
• Wildwood Firefighters Called to W. Taylor Blaze
• Attorney That Called Referendum ‘Ridiculous’ Vindicated by Judge
• GOP Leader Views New Legislative Map as Beneficial to Party
• Candidates for School Boards Ready for April 27 Election
• Chief Provides Update on Avalon Rescue Squad Work
• Wildwoods Abound With Spring Things for Families to Enjoy
• What’s Avalon Hiding behind That Silver Swag?
• Deadline Nears for County Residents Seeking Atlantic Cape Scholarships
• Osprey Camera Goes On-Line at Wetlands Institute
• Belleplain, Dennis Firefighters Respond to Route 47 Crash
• Professor Defends Significance of Beach Theatre
• Warm Blast Heading for the East
• Supreme Court Decision Doesn’t Leave DeMarzo Down or Out
• From Recession to Expansion: A Policymaker’s Perspective
• Green Creek Crash Investigated by Middle Police
• Wildwood Announces Court Victory over Complaining Business Owner
• Recycle That Second Fridge, Freezer
• Raslavich Graduates
• Two Arrested for Suspected Cocaine, Marijuana Possession
• County Tourism Earns Top Honors
• Two Wildwood Firefighters Get 'Stork Pins'
• Beach Theatre Demolition Hearing Resumes
• Freeholders Mull Internet-only Legal Ads
• Sea Isle City’s Beach Path Adoption Program Is Looking for Sponsors
• What's New at Morey's Piers?
• Ocean City Police Report Weekly Activities
• Ocean City Police Report Weekly Arrests
• Cape May Cuts Tax Hike to Six-Tenths of a Cent
• CORRECTION: No Arrest Made in Social Services Incident
• Boat Safety Classes Set At USCG Base
• See Patriot Flag in Wildwood This Morning
• Middle Tax Rate Up 2.7 Cents, Budget Preview Online
• Middle, Albrecht & Heun Settle Fee Suit
• Layoffs Help Wildwood Stem Off Tax Increase
• MOST WANTED: Jerry Handlovsky
• Drivers Ed Students Learn Effects of Drugs, Alcohol
• UPDATED: Middle Cops Nab Wildwood Car Chase Suspect, Five Injured
• Lower Police Chief Thanks Community Agencies for Their Assistance During a Barricaded Subject Incident
• Christie Administration Announces Cape May County Special Services District to Receive $432,000
• Wildwood Cops Nab Bloods Gang Member After Pursuit
• State Police Looking for Victim and Answers in Saturday Stabbing
• In Cape May: Council Struggles to Prevent Penny Tax Hike
• Diligent Law Enforcement Work Results in Criminal Charges in Correctional Center
• Ferry to Add $2 Fuel Surcharge Through April
• Middle Police Report Weekly Incidents
• Police Arrest North Cape May Man for Theft of Pharmacy
• Villas Standoff Ends in Sunday Arrest
• Armed Robbery Goes Awry When Witness Flees, Suspects Sought
• Police Chief Requested More Take Home Vehicles for Officers
• Lower MUA Votes Against Giving Township $163,000
• Governor Forms Nuclear Review Task Force to Check Protocols, Lessons from Japan
• Lower Police Arrest Suspect in Multiple Car Burglaries
• Six County Projects Included in Proposed Transportation Capital Program
• Resident Questions Manager’s Use of Vehicle
• Crash Darkens Swainton for Hours, Driver Charged with DWI
• Sand, 270,000 Cubic Yards, Will Bolster Avalon Beaches
• Lower Police Release February Activity Report
• Grass Cutters, Cleaners Need License in Cape May
• West Wildwood Trash Pickup Moves to Mondays
• CMCMUA Announces 2010 Recycling Rebate Awards
• Middle Township Police Report Raccoon Sightings
• Woman Surprises Intruder in Her Apartment; Suspect Flees with Jewelry
• NJDOT Announces Closure of Shore Road in Somers Point for Trolley Bridge Demolition
• Mayor, Fire Chief Spar Over Fire Company Budget Allotment
• 'Documented' Bloods Member, Pal Nabbed with Gun, Heroin
• Cops: Man Hit Victim with Rock, Then Robbed Him
• Car Hits Ambulance, Two Injured Slightly
• County Honors Southern Shore Chapter of American Red Cross
• Ready, Set, Get a Passport April 9
• McCall Thanks Those Who Saved Him; County Schools' Budgets Pass
• Grand Jury Indicts Man for Murdering His Nephew
• Man Convicted of Killing Lower Township Teen Lands Back in Jail
• Newly-installed Traffic Lights in Ocean City to Become Operational
• Lower MUA Breaks Ground for Massive Water Main Project
• Lower Council Asking MUA for Surplus Money to Decrease Tax Rate
• Governor Announces Award of Federal Community Development Grants to County Municipalities
• Ocean City Police Arrest Local Man for CDS
• Ocean City Police Report Weekly Arrests
• UPDATE: Not All Sea Isle City Council Candidates Agree to April 30 Debate
• Middle Township Police Release Weekly Activity Report
• Throng Attends Bridal Fair in Convention Center
• Ocean City Police Summarize Weekly Activities
• Avalon, Other Firefighters Get Extracation Training
• Middle Township Police Save Man After Fall from Dock
• Wildwood Crest Continues Drainage Improvements
• Tribute to 9-11 Victims, 'Patriot Flag' Will Fly in Wildwood March 30
• 'Super' Full Moon Rises Over County
• Chalfonte, Caribbean Motel Added to Historic List
• Dias Creek Road Crash Hurts Three
• Hundreds Dip in Chilly Stone Harbor Surf, Shiver
• Pagliughi, Dean, Covington Seek Re-election in Avalon
• Cape May Point Approves 1 Cent Tax Increase
• UPDATED: Wildwood Firefighters Quell Rooming House Blaze
• CG Cutter Eagle Visits Philadelphia
• Wildwoods to Host 3rd Annual Clean Communities Environmental Student Exchange
• Lower MUA to Break Ground for Town Bank Water Project
• Attorney Admonishes City Over 'Ridiculous' Referendum, Files Motion
• Ocean City Police Arrest Two; Charge with CDS, Robbery
• Mayor Wants Fire Company to Wean Itself Off Tax Dollars
• DEP Amphibian Fungus Study Includes Local Pond Creatures
• Christie Appoints Taylor, Reappoints Feeley, Sapp to Election Board
• MOST WANTED: Edward Camp
• Beck Newest Member of Victims Of Crime Compensation Board
• Reynolds Named Stone Harbor's Next Police Chief
• CLARIFICATION
• NJ and Prez Debate, Perfect Together?
• Pikolycky Sworn as Vice Chair of Pinelands Municipal Council
• Early Beach Visitor Tests Bay Water
• Donohue Enters GOP Race for Middle Township Committee
• Herald Management Responds to Former Employee's Arrest
• Woman Says Troopers Didn’t Need to Shoot Dog; Police Say Otherwise
• Prosecutor Arrests Former Herald Employee for Computer Crimes
• Bids Rejected, Convention Hall Features to Be Scaled Back
• Stone Harbor Council Willl Introduce '11 Budget March 15
• New Freeholder Questions How Roads Are Chosen for Repairs
• Middle Hikes Ambulance Ride to $700
• Lower Police Investigate Burglary of Occupied Dwelling
• Lower Police, Fire and Rescue Have Busy Sunday Afternoon
• Fewer Trails to be Removed from Ponderlodge
• Renewable Energy Presentation Slated March 19 in Ocean City
• Ocean City Police Summarize Weekly Activities
• Middle Police Report Weekly Incidents
• Wildwood Crest Starts Reverse 911 Service
• Two-Car Crash Investigated
• North Wildwood Hosts St. Patrick's Day Parade 'Neath Sunny Skies
• North Wildwood Ready for St. Patrick's Parade today
• Coast Guard to ‘Adopt’ Cape May Elementary School
• GOP Ladies Set Meeting
• County Democrats to Host Forum on Corporate Money in Politics
• Semi Crash in Dennis Closes Route 47
• Lower MUA Appoints New Superintendent
• March 11 Marks 2nd Anniversary of Weisbecker, Missing Person
• West Cape May Volunteer Fire Company Responds to Financial Questions
• Northeast Flooding to Progress to Major Rivers
• FBI Asks Public's Help Finding Bank Robber
• One Vehicle Accident Knocks Down Light Pole
• Prosecutor Responds to Mayor's Call for Videotape
• Refurbished Atlas Motor Inn May Get Stacked Parking
• County GOP Selects Morey, Gabor as Freeholder Candidates
• Floods, Damaging Winds Target Northeast, Southeast
• Lower Police Arrest Man for Assaulting Room Mate
• Lower Police Report Theft from Vehicles
• Villas Crash Injures One
• Public Mum, Freeholders Pass $143.7-Million Budget
• Cape May Opens New Bids to Build Convention Hall
• CG Admiral Honors Crew for Rescue
• Restraining Order Violation Leads to Police Pursuit
• Mayor Faces Criminal Charges, Alleged Misuse of Public Funds
• Man Charged with DWI After Hitting Several Mail Boxes and Parked Vehicles
• Deputy Fire Chief Discusses Wildwood’s Year-End Report
• Hearing Tonight on County's 2011 Budget
• CG Crews Prepare for Admiral's Recognition for Rescue
• Ponderlodge Comes Crashing Down
• Ocean City Police Report Weekly Arrests
• Ocean City Police Summarize Weekly Activities
• LoBiondo Assigned to Two Subcommittees
• Middle Police Report Weekly Incidents
• Garden Club, Borough Reach Accord on Annual Sale
• Switch Flicked on Flashing Light in Woodbine
• One-Time Upper Mayor, Career Money Man Admits to Embezzling from LoBiondo Camp
• Ponderlodge Demolition Underway
• Wanted: Applicants for College Board of Trustees
• West Cape May to Introduce Budget with Penny Increase
• County P.B.A. President Calls Trenton Protest a 'Success'
• Bill Signed by Christie Eases UEZ Business Purchases
• Lower MUA Outsourcing Meter Reading, Billing
• Lower Township Projects 1.7-Cent Tax Increase
• Lower MUA Executive Director Prepares to Retire
• North Wildwood Police Report 2356 Incidents for February
• MOST WANTED: Alfred Mason
• MOST WANTED: Maurice Howell
• West Cape May Commissioners Argue Over Fire Company Funding
• Rio Grande Firefighters Douse Car Fire at Five Guys
• Spring Ahead, Set Clocks Ahead March 13
• State Green Acres Programs Marks 50th Year
• Cape Assist Offers Family Dinners, Workshop Series at USCG Base
• Buses of Local Cops, Firefighters Plan March 3 Trenton Protest
• Cape May May Need a New Water Tower
• Freeholders Seek Vets’ Treatments Closer than VA’s Wilmington Center
• Police Sources: Wildwood Mayor Wants to Layoff 20 Cops
• Cape May Budget Introduction Halted by Split Vote
• First Female Gunner’s Mate Advanced to Chief Petty Officer
• Legislators Call for Swift Demolition of Beesley's Point Bridge
• Middle Township Ratifies Contract with DPW Teamsters Union
• Tech School Cop OK, Not by Doughty
• Ocean City Police Report Weekly Arrests
• Ocean City Police Arrest Duo After Traffic Stop
• Ocean City Police Summarize Weekly Activities
• Middle Township Police Release Arrest Report
• Suspected Burglary Duo Nabbed in Marmora
• Lower Township Police Cop/Stop Continues
• Middle Police Report Weekly Incidents
• Whitesboro Woman Charged with Aggravated Assault
• Middle Police Apprehend Female Juvenile
• Ocean City Police Charge Petersburg Man with Distribution
• Ocean City Man Charged with Drug Possession, Paraphernalia
• AAA: Gas Prices at 28 Month High
• Sea Isle’s 2011 Plunge Called Largest to Date
• Firefighters Battle Flames And The Elements In North Wildwood
• New Speed Limit is 45 on Parts of Shunpike Road
• Beach Theatre Foundation Asking City to Declare Building Historic
• Route 52 Causeway Project Scheduled for Completion Fall 2012
• Woodbine Woman Charged With Sexually Assaulting 5-Month-Old Son
• Man in Custody Following One Hour Police Chase
• Ponderlodge Closed for Demolition
• Beach Grading Continues in Wildwood Crest
• T.I. Civic Center Plans St. Patrick Gala
• 'Greens' React Favorably to Governor's Budget; No Parks to Close
• Beck: Politics Took Apart Mayor’s Advisory Board
• Ocean City Man Charged With Aggravated Sexual Assault
• Lower Township Recognizes Smeltzers for Chow Donations
• County Considering Eliminating Outfalls Pipes from Cape May’s Beaches
• Golden Gets Nine Years for Lozier Manslaughter
• Sea Isle Crowns a New Polar Bear Royal Family
• More High Winds, Rain Forecast
• Rio Grande Man Pleads Guilty to Drug Trafficking in Federal Court
• Towns Focus on Wilbraham Park Meter for Water Loss
• Christie Signs Free Saltwater Fishing Registry into Law
• Route 52 Causeway Construction Activity Requires Single Overnight Closure
• Lower Township Employees Helping Food Banks
• DeMarzo’s Legal Battle Gets City Firm Blocked in New Suit
• County Plans Road Resurfacing, Bridge Repairs, New Traffic Signals
• Governor Christie Releases Fiscal Year 2012 Budget Proposal
• Parkway Overpass Construction Expected to Begin in September 2012
• Ocean City Republicans to Host Candidates Night
• Wildwood Boulevard Crash Under Investigation
• Flotilla 82 Offers Boat Safety Courses
• Teen Believed to Have Run off With Someone Met Online
• Middle Township Police Report Weekly Arrests
• Middle Township Police Report Weekly Incidents
• Ocean City Police Release Activity Report
• Winter Storm Warning For Snow In Effect For This Evening
• One Airlifted Following Marmora Crash
• Middle Nets $320G Grant for Bike Path Extension
• Wildwood Receives FEMA Funds for February 2010 Storm
• UPDATE: Firefighters Injured Battling Structure Fire Released From Hospital
• Mayor Recommends Budget Cuts to Reduce Tax Hike by 1.4 Cents
• Court Decision Could Close Winery Tasting Rooms
• UPDATED: Fire Destroys S. Dennis Barn, Arson Ruled Out
• Rio Grande House Destroyed by Fire
• Vote for Ghost Ship in Theme Parks Awards Contest
• Greto Enters Republican Contest for State Senate Nod
• Don’t Ditch Sweaters, Coats
• Lower Police Hold Annual Memorial Service for Fallen Officer
• Lower Township Receives $700,000 in Small Cities Grants
• City, Depot Market Sign Agreement on Elmira Street Right-of-Way
• Ocean City Police Report Weekly Arrests
• Ocean City Police Summarize Week's Activities
• Cape May to Hold Special Budget Meeting Friday
• DeWeese Joins Run for First District Senate Seat
• MOST WANTED: Mark Delcorio
• MOST WANTED: Jeffrey C. Kelehan
• 877 Customers Without Power in Downtown Wildwood
• Fire Chief Awards Citations for Lifesaving Actions at Merion Inn Fire
• Woodbine Woman Charged With Shoplifting
• Cape May Convention Hall Gets CAFRA Permit
• Atlantic County Jury Convicts Davies of Manslaughter
• Cape May City Library to Close for HVAC Repairs
• Stone Harbor Unveils $12.8M Budget, Introduction in March
• Stone Harbor Garden Club, Police Stand up at Meeting
• Judge Says Wildwood Voters Must Approve Police Cuts
• $11 Million Set For CG Training Center Pier Repair
• The Hunt For Cape May County's Worst Roads
• Middle Township Police Department Releases Annual Report
• Fishermen’s Energy Announces Filing New Jersey’s First Offshore Wind Energy Proposal to BPU
• Four Avalon Residents Charged After Raid
• County Hopes to Soon Break Ground for Stone Harbor Branch Library
• Lower Township Police to Commemorate the Anniversary of Fallen Comrade
• Wind Advisory in Effect Until 5AM Tuesday
• Corson's Inlet Bridge Reopens
• Stig Blomkvest Seeks Freeholder Nomination
• Former AtlantiCare Trauma Patient Meets Those Who Saved His Life
• McHale, Organ & Drew Running for Sea Isle City Offices
• No Closure for Those Closest to Tracy Hottenstein
• Plunge with Official Polar Bear Plunge 'Lucky Duck'
• Corson's Inlet Bridge to Reopen Mon., Feb. 14
• West Cape May Lost Water Study Focuses on Wilbraham Park Meter
• CG Cutter Vigorous Plans Return After 37-day Patrol
• Woodbine Man Charged with DUI Following Crash
• Avalon Mayor Offers, Council Gives OK to Introduce $27.3M Budget
• Middle Police Promote Two Sergeants
• Inmate Visits to Go Virtual in County Jail
• Two-Vehicle Crash Causes Delays on Route 47 in Dennisville
• County Park, Zoo Concession Awarded to Aramark
• Tea Party Patriots Set Next Meeting
• Resident Prevails in Medicare Whistleblower Case
• Students Evacuated From David C. Douglass Memorial School
• Young Enters Field of GOP Freeholder Contenders
• Demolition Contract Awarded for Ponderlodge
• Man Last Seen in Rio Grande Reported Missing
• Driver Airlifted Following Crash into Tree
• County Introduces $143.7M Budget
• Lower Mayor, Council Split on Advisors Law
• Middle Township Police Report Weekly Incidents
• Ocean City Police Summarize Week's Activities
• Middle Township Police Report Weekly Arrests
• Corson’s Inlet Bridge Set to Reopen Friday
• Senator Says Diversion of Cable TV Tax Revenue Is Another In A Long Line of Fund Raids
• Wind Advisory in Effect Until 8 Tonight
• More Bitter Cold Seeping through the Central, Eastern U.S.
• Corson’s Inlet Bridge Set to Reopen Friday
• Middle Township Police Release Activity Report
• Jefferson Street First on Road Project List for Cape May
• Arrest Made in Wildwood Rooming House Slaying
• In Cape May: Council Will Not Consider Theater’s Historic Status
• We're a Disaster, Prez Includes County in December Snow Declaration
• Man Charged with Making Fake Insurance Cards
• Study Claims SIC Can Save $56 Per Month Per Household
• Owner, Captain Charged with Illegal Catch
• Did Lincoln Sleep in Cape May?
• Goshen Residents Plead Not Guilty in Animal Cruelty Case
• Freeholders Will Host the 7th Annual Transportation Conference
• Larger Solar Farm May Fully Power Lower MUA Plant
• No Stranger to Crime, Man Allegedly Stole from Church Trying to Help Him
• Goshen Residents Plead Not Guilty in Animal Cruelty Case
• Vessel Owner, Captain Charged with Illegal Catch
• Local Trio Arrested for Alleged Wildwood Crest Robbery
• Driver Charged with Making Fake Insurance Cards
• Three Lower Township Residents Charged with Animal Neglect
• We’re a Disaster…Prez Declares Major Disaster for December Snow
• LoBiondo Announces Fire Grants to Marmora First Responders
• Did Lincoln Sleep in Cape May?
• Four Face Federal Fraud Charges in North Wildwood Mortgage Scheme
• Boy Scouts Bridge Anniversaries with Rockwell Tablet
• North Wildwood Police Report 2,376 Incidents in January
• Larger Solar Farm May Fully Power Lower MUA Plant
• Judge Batten Given Alumnus of the Year Award from Widener U.
• MOST WANTED:William G. Coyne
• Wildwood Police Investigating Death at Spicer Avenue Rooming House
• FEMA Reimbursing Lower Township $336K for Storm Costs
• Cape May Council Will Not Consider Theater’s Historic Status
• Wildwood Crest Master Plan Review Continues Tonight
• Taxpayers Ask Attorney General to Investigate Missing West Cape May Water
• Cape May Awards Pile Driving Contract for New Convention Hall
• Miracle on 34th Street: State Funds to Fix Avalon Road
• Seven County Towns to Share $1.4 in Municipal Aid from NJDOT
• Two Escape After SUV Plummets Off Bridge
• Ocean City Police Report Arrests
• Gaines Honored for 27 Years County Library Service
• Ocean City Police Summarize Week's Activities
• Missing Juvenile Mother, Daughter Could be Traveling to Meet Man in Atlanta
• Sweeney Offers State Pension Reform Package
• Victim Robbed, Hit in Head with Gun after Duo Forces Entry
• Winter Weather Advisory in Effect Until Noon Tuesday
• Middle Police Report Weekly Arrests
• Middle Township Police Report Weekly Incidents
• Test Article 2
• When Will the Ice Thaw?
• Half-A-Million from FEMA for Middle’s Storm Expenses
• Wildwood Looks To A Sustainable ‘Solar Bay’
• West Wildwood Upgrades Safety Equipment at Borough Hall
• Man Drives Home, Eluding and Running from Cops
• Firefighters Extricate Suspects From Car After Police Pursuit
• UPDATED: Charges Pending for Duo Cut from Car Following High Speed Chase with Troopers
• Man Indicted for Allegedly Keeping Home Repair Cash
• Police Seek Man Passing Fake $20s
• Work to Begin on Breakwater, Tabernable Road Extensions
• Frank's Officials Portray Beach Theatre as Leaky, Moldy
• Groundhog Day Storm Has Potential to Impact Millions
• Upper Township Sets Special Budget Workshop Meeting
• Two Injured, One Critical in Route 9 Rollover
• Firefighters from Wildwoods Team for Extrication Exercise
• Supreme Court Reprimands DYFS For Unlawful Removal
• County Museum Hosts County Clerks Exhibit
• EXPERIENCE WINTER AT THE CAPE MAY COUNTY ZOO!
• Morey Intends to Seek GOP Freeholder Nod
• 2 Wildwood Cops Fired, Mayor Suggests Laying Off More
• Police Search for Man Accused of Slashing Girlfriend
• Cape May on 'Watch List' of Historic Landmark Districts
• DEP to Towns: Don't Dump Snow in Streams, Wetlands
• Beach Theatre Demolition Hearing Resumes Tonight
• Ford’s Fourth Financial Forecast: Tourism Taxes Produced More
• Conrad Seeks Re-election to Upper Committee
• Sheriff Reports Savings, Revenues to Freeholders
• Ocean City Man Charged For Faking Driver’s License
• Millville Teen Charged With Kidnapping Court House Girl
• Middle’s Secretaries’ Stipends Quizzed
• Freeholders Table Park Concession Contract, Want to Meet DOT on Route 52 Project
• Van Drew Doesn't Fault Christie's Conditional Veto of COAH
• Ocean City Police Report Weekly Arrests
• Property Owner Pleads Guilty to Maintaining a Nuisance
• Nary a Peep Over 5 p.m. Meeting Shift
• Shunpike Limit Dips to 45 mph, No Traffic Light
• Car Hits Tree in Green Creek Two Airlifted
• Bitting Appointed to Third Term on Lower MUA
• Will Next Blast Be Rain, Snow or Chilly Mix?
• Step Right up… GOP Freeholder Race: Douglass in, Corson out, Backs Gabor
• Lower Police Set Cop Stop
• County To Introduce 2011 Budget February 8th
• Middle Township Police Report Weekly Arrests
• Middle Township Police Report Weekly Incidents
• Ocean City Police Release Activity Report
• Upper GOP's Gabor Tosses Hat in Ring for Freeholder
• Two Transported to Trauma Center After Upper Twp. Crash
• Two Alarm Blaze in Ocean City Damages Condo
• City Seeks Café’s Parking Spaces to Widen Elmira Street
• Critters Chill as Temps Dip, Go See 'Em at County Park Zoo
• LoBiondo Chairs Coast Guard and Maritime Transportation Subcommittee
• Gas Prices Continue Climb Above $3.00 a Gallon
• Troll Pair Charged with Hacking AT&T’S Servers
• 31st Basic Course for Police Officers Graduation Set
• Daughter Missing, Mother Alerts Middle Police
• County Museum to Host Clerks Exhibit
• County Resets Date of Budget Introduction
• Ocean City Motor Vehicle Stop Leads to Drug Seizure
• More Sewage=More Tourists? Ocean City Tops Summer Flow
• Major Eastern Snowstorm Possible Next Week
• Jury Selection to Begin in Davies' Murder Trial
• What's in a Name? Mayor’s or Council Advisory Board Debated in Lower
• Cape May Lewes Ferry Experiencing Delays Jan. 20
• Middle Township Seeks School Board Candidates
• MOST WANTED: TARA L. TOMES
• MOST WANTED: Luis R. Cintron
• LoBiondo Votes to Repeal Healthcare Law
• Animal Control Awards Smeltzer & Sons for Generosity
• North Wildwood Police Report 2010 Incidents
• Borough Seeks Reimbursement for Billing Errors Caused by Inaccurate Meter
• Lower Township Police Arrest Man for Aggravated Assault After Fight on Commercial Fishing Boat
• Flotilla Offers Paddlecraft Boating Class
• Police on Scene: Search of Tampa Ave. Home, Woods Related to Man’s Disappearance
• Expressway Lanes Will Change at Egg Harbor Toll Plaza
• Grand Jury Indicts Four in Goshen Animal Cruelty Case
• Lower MUA Awards Contract for Town Bank Expansion
• Structure Fire Reported on High's Beach Road
• Mutual Aid a Common Sight on Structure Fires
• Lower Township Police Arrest Man for Burglary and Theft at Local Church
• Sleeping Man in Motor Vehicle Arrested for Burglary and Theft
• Petitioners Seek Referendum, Suspension of Police Ordinance
• Local Special Olympians, Cougars Benefit Directly from Yearly ‘Icy Dip’
• Treasure Trove Of Loot Fattens Coffers $100G
• Woodbine Family Displaced For Second Time in a Week Due to Fire
• Fire Damages North Cape Home
• Video Surveilance Leads to Arrest of a Man in Thefts from Marina
• Middle Township Police Report Arrests
• Middle Police Release Activity Report
• Stormy Weather Early In Week Could Create Travel Delays
• Christie's Plan Cuts Open Space Funding
• Gould Named to Technical School Board of Education
• Lower Council to Amend Rules to Allow Non-Residents in Manager, Solicitor Jobs
• Dennis Firefighters Respond to 3 Alarm Fire At State Prison
• Avalon Donates to Reward Fund Seeking Lakewood Officer's Slayer
• Goshen Woman Charged With Killing Animals Makes Bail
• Investigation Continues into Fire That Leveled Woodbine Home
• Lighter School Meals Proposed by Feds
• Sea Isle Unveils Budget with No Local Tax Increase
• Three Injured in Single Car Crash in Goshen
• PA Man Pleads Guilty in Motor Vehicle Death of Craig Lozier
• Cape May Proposes Licenses for Grass Cutters, House Cleaners
• Cape May Striving to Keep Cove Beach’s Gentle Slope
• At Least One Student Injured in Dennis Twp. School Bus Crash
• Cape May Proposes 2 Cent Tax Increase
• LoBiondo Announces Fire Grants to O. C. Fire Department
• Christie Delivers His First State of the State Address
• Freeholders to Hold Public Budget Deliberations
• Lower Police Chief Promotes 2 Officers
• Police Investigate Burglary, Theft at Villas VFW Building
• No One Injured in Woodbine House Fire
• Recall Fail: Golden Keeps a Seat in West Wildwood
• DeMarzo Plans To Appeal Ruling, Prosecutor's Monitors Stay
• Johnson Named County Fire Marshal
• North Wildwood Reorganizes, Now It’s All GOP
• Rift at Middle’s Reorg. Rankles Lone Republican
• Wildwood Mayor Threatens to Pull Legal Advertising from Herald
• Removal of Snow and Ice from Gas Meters Essential for Safety
• Avalon Police Arrest Juveniles for Possession
• Former Gas Plant Site Reuse Can’t Include Buildings
• 'Wide Spread Search Operation' Underway For Missing Green Creek Man
• Wildwood Chamber Reschedules Ford's Financial Presentation
• Explosive Devices in Home Lead to Arrest of Juvenile
• Ocean City Police Report Arrests
• Copper Theft Reported in Diamond Beach
• Fly Flag at Half Staff to Honor the Victims of Arizona Tragedy
• Ocean City Police Report Week's Activities
• Cape May Schedules 2011 Budget Meeting
• Winter Storm Watch Issued For Tuesday Into Wednesday
• Petitioners Seek Signatures Urging Lower Speed, Traffic Signal
• Gas Price Increases Continue Into 2011
• Another Round of Snow Next Week
• Retired Coast Guard Admiral to Give Speech at Local Church
• Sea Isle Police Chief Overseeing Fire Department Amid Infighting
• Pagluighi to Serve as Interim State GOP Chairwoman
• LoBiondo Sworn by House Speaker Boehner
• Lower MUA Predicts Stagnant Population But Doubling of Water Use
• County Zoo Closes Friday Due to Ice
• Missing West Cape May Water Likely Meter Issue
• Police Request Public' s Help Locating Missing Person
• Police Break Up Disturbance At Basketball Game; Teen Arrested
• MOST WANTED: Gregory M. Seiger
• Could Wetlands at Ponderlodge Satisfy Cape May’s Requirement?
• Lower MUA’s DeMarcantonio Announces Retirement
• UPDATE: One Dead, Two Others Seriously Injured in Bar Crash
• One Dead, One in Critical Condition After Car Hits Somers Point Bar
• State Offers Football License Plates
• Mayor DeMarzo on Cops, Paychecks and Player Hatin'
• Firefighters From Three Counties Respond to Belleplain House Fire
• Snow Forecast For Thursday Night into Friday
• Christie Signs Landmark Legislation To Protect the Shore
• Shell Fisheries Council, NJDEP Investing in Oyster Reefs
• The Sand Man Cometh to Cove Beach
• Sheriff K9 Dogs Track DUI Suspect To His Home
• Beyel, Sheets Won't Seek Reelection; Thornton, Sheppard Take Oaths
• Emergency Management Director Reportedly Talking after Collapsing at Meeting
• Vehicle Hits Parked Van in Woodbine; Firefighters Extricate Driver
• Firefighters Respond to Structure Fire at Unoccupied Home
• Woodbine Municipal Court Moves
• UPDATE: Avalon Woman Dies From Injuries in Rollover
• Sly Fox: Ex-Mayor Fighting Recall In Superior Court
• One Injured in Route 9 Rollover
• N.J. Gas Prices Reach $3. A Gallon Overnight
• Beck Calls Selection Process of Manager, Solicitor a 'Sham'
• Sea Isle City Car Fire Under Investigation
• Pine Haven Campground Fire Under Investigation
• UPDATE: Whitesboro Man Killed in Route 9 Crash
• Man Crashes Stolen Vehicle in Lower Township
• Voll to Be Appointed Lower Township Manager
• Middle Township Police Release Arrest Report
• Ocean City Police Report Week's Activities
• Middle Police Release Activity Report
• JCP&L Presents Gas Plant Contamination Clean-Up Schedule
• 2010 Motor Vehicle Related Fatalities Lowest in Five Years
• Gov Names County in Letter to Prez for Snow Assist
• Large Turnout for Clerk’s Outdoor Oath
• A Foggy New Year
• Woodbine Man Charged With Shoplifting
• Dog ‘Hoarder’ Refuses to Give Up Custody of Dogs
• State BPU Authorizes Rate Adjustments for Atlantic City Electric
• Police Release Preliminary Findings on Goshen Crash That Seriously Injured Three
• Osborne’s: Sofas, Sleepers and Sun?
• Osborne’s: Sofas, Sleepers and Sun?
• Parking, Shuttle Available for Clerk Swear-In
• One Airlifted, Another Flees In Woods Following Hit-and-Run
• Garrabrant Sworn In as West Cape May Judge
• Ocean City Police Nail Church Burglar
• Middle's Thursday, Friday Trash Collection on Schedule
• Will the Last Hour of 2010 Bring a Mega Millionaire?
• Computers And TVs Must Be Recycled In The New Year
• Cape Stench Under Investigation
• Suspect in 1982 Murder of Lower Township Resident Free on Bail
• County Administrator’s Reappointment Under Fire, Called Back Room Deal
• Avalon Emergency Crews Bail Out Blizz’d Big Apple
• Merion Inn Reopens After Fire
• Copper Shoppers Arrested In Avalon
• Middle Township Police Report Arrests
• Middle Police Release Activity Report
• Lockwood Mum, Sewer Pro Hiring Stalls, Power Felt
• Freeholders Give Thumbs Up to Beach Plum
• Weather Wrap-Up: ‘White Christmas’ Blizzard Wallops County
• Public Asked to Clear Snow And Ice Around Mailboxes
• Weather Change Coming, Its Going to Warm-Up
• UPDATE: Upper Township Fire Caused By Faulty Dryer Vent
• Firefighters on Scene of Multi Alarm House Fire in Seaville
• Ocean City Police Release Weekly Activity Report
• Ocean City Police Arrest Local Man for Burglary
• Wildwood Crest Announces New Trash Collection Schedule
• Avalon Presses Verizon for Answers on Outage Issue
• Local Gal Has The Best Beach Tag in Avalon
• Acting Governor Sweeney Declares Statewide Weather State of Emergency
• State of Emergency Declared Countywide
• Wildwood Issues Its Own State of Emergency
• Cape May County Government Preparedness Measures
• UPDATE: NJ Transit Bus Service Suspended As Of 8:30PM Sunday
• NJ Transit Prepares For Major Snow Storm
• Storm Closings & Delays
• NJDOT Suspends Construction for Holiday Weekends
• County Clerk to Take Official Oath Friday
• East Coast Snowstorm More Likely
• Middle Township Police Issue Weekly Activity Report
• Ocean City Police Report Weekly Activities
• Family Displaced, House Demo’ed After Christmas Eve Blaze
• Sea Isle City Family Displaced By Fire
• Van Drew’s Veterans’ Hospital Task Force Receives Final Approval
• Student Beach Tag Designers Win Bonds
• UPDATE: State Police Identify Victims of Sunken Vessel Off Cape May
• One Dead, One in Critical Condition After Vessel Sinks Off Cape May
• Firefighters Rescue Three From Burning Building in Cape May
• UPDATE: Drivers in Route 47 Crash Identified
• Three Airlifted From Route 47 Head-On Crash in Goshen
• MOST WANTED: Javier Alvarez
• Cape May Opposes $1 Beach Tag Fee for Barnegat Bay Clean Up
• Census Shows Jersey Grew 4.5%, Still Will Lose a House Seat
• Mazurek Retires From Lower Township Council
• Conrad Asks for Citizen's Board to Replace Mayor's Advisory Board
• County Tourism Department Receives Gold Star
• Audubon Society Eyeing Invasive Plants
• Sun Will Set on County Clerk’s Five-Year, $5M Records’ Project
• LoBiondo Appointed to House Intelligence Committee
• Ocean City Police Release Arrest Report
• Middle Township Police Release Arrest Report
• Avalon Cops Crack Missing Boat Case
• Ponderlodge to Have Fewer Trails, Possible New Name
• Serious Crash Involved SUV, County Fare Free Van
• Beck Accuses Lare of Placing Manager Ad Without Approval
• Beck Accuses Lare of Placing Manager Ad Without Approval
• Recall Recount: Nothing Changes In West Wildwood
• Off-duty Cop Saves Heart Attack Victim Who’s Later Busted for DWI
• Busted For Selling Stolen Weapons, Jewelry
• Fifty Percent Chance of Snow for Christmas
• Wildwood Boardwalk Renovation Ongoing
• Rare Total Lunar Eclipse for the U.S., Weather Dependent
• State S.P.C.A. Raids Goshen Home Multiple Dogs Found Dead
• Child Injured Wrestling at Teitelman Middle School
• Cops Nab Alleged Cape May Bike Burglar
• UPDATE: Chance of Weekend Snow Continues to Diminish
• Roads Remain Slippery As County Prepares For Winter Weather
• Multiple Injured in Fully Engulfed House Fire in Belleplain
• Man Shoots Himself in Middle Of Busy Seaville Shopping Plaza
• Coke Care Package Leads Cops to Wildwood Drug Dealers
• Will Cape May County See A White Christmas This Year?
• Quick Moving Snow Storm May Clip County Tonight
• MedEvac Responding to Serious Crash in Green Creek
• Avalon to Conduct Experimental Water Conservation Program
• Prosecutor Notes Steps Taken in Sexual Assault Cases
• Sparks Fly Over Parking Utility
• Child Support Sweep Nabs 24 Local Deadbeats
• FOP Bargaining Units Agree To Wage, Contract Extensions
• Senate Votes 25-12 for Taylor Reappointment
• Burleigh Woman Charged With Bias Intimidation and Driving Drunk
• Middle Township Police Retract Information Released on Crash
• Accused Sex Offender Charged With Stalking in Middle Township
• Middle Township Police Release Arrest Report
• Ocean City Police Report Week's Activities
• Middle Township Police Issue Weekly Activity Report
• Whitesboro Structure Fire Under Investigation
• Structure Fire Reported in Whitesboro
• Cold Blast Kicks Off The New Week
• Two Charged With Child Abuse in Wildwood
• Six Arrested in Wildwood Burglary
• Driver Missing After Hitting Two Utility Poles on Route 9
• Santa and Mrs. Claus Greet Kiddies in Zoo Reptile House
• AAA: Gas Prices Could Reach $3.00 A Gallon Nationally By Christmas
• Mega Millions Jackpot Climbs To More Than $100M
• Man's Car Broken into at Ponderlodge
• Woman Shoplifter Arrested at Villas CVS
• Victorian Towers Residents Tired of Parking Tickets
• Woman's Car Stolen Following Burglary to Her Home
• Wildwood Drug Kingpin, 20-Plus Coke Runners Indicted
• Convention Hall Demolition in Final Days
• Old Roofs Prevent Widespread Solar Projects on Township Buildings
• Lower Renames Construction Annex in Honor of 40-Year Volunteer
• MAC Schedules Final Candlelight Tours
• MOST WANTED: Christa Iames
• MOST WANTED: Matthew Angelo
• Cape May/West Cape May Meter Test Scheduled for Friday
• West Cape May Awards Trash/Recycling Contract to Blue Diamond
• Fuzzy Faced Firemen Forbidden on Fire Trucks
• Hydrofest Gets $10K, Officials Unhappy with Campground, Condo Stays
• Brannen Says He’s Not Mayor Because ‘$#*! Happens’
• Stray Bullet Hits Home in Tranquility
• Wildwood Parking Utility, Flood Mitigation on Tap Tonight
• Ocean City Police Release Arrest Report
• HPC, Environmental Commission at Odds on Wind/Solar
• Extreme U.S. Cold Turns Even More Fierce Next Week
• North Wildwood Police Report 2,465 November Incidents
• DRBA Rethinks Decision of No Decorations at Terminals
• County MUA Changes Transfer Station Hours
• South Jersey Tea Party Hosts First Holiday Gala
• Middle Township Police Report Arrests
• MUA Charges - Sea Isle Losing the Race?
• Ocean City Police Report Week's Activities
• Middle Police Release Activity Report
• Flurries And Cold, Windy Weather This Week
• Route 52 Causeway to Be Closed for Three Days Starting Monday
• Atlantic County Prosecutor Seeks Info In Galloway Homicide
• West Cape May Parade Pleases the Crowd
• NJOEM Encourages Winter Weather Preparedness
• U.S. Postal Service Tips for a Simpler Shipping Season
• Agreement Made on Less Restrictive Medicinal Marijuana Use
• Governor Christie’s Education Reform Agenda Keeps Money in the Classroom Where It Belongs
• Crude Oil Hits 2010 High – Gas Prices Follow Suit
• Middle Township Welcomes Santa at Christmas Gala
• Fewer Trails? Ponderlodge Headed for February Demolition
• Convention Hall: Going, Going, Gone
• Zoning Board Approves Solar Farm Next to High School
• Multiple Burglaries of Residences Reported in Ocean City
• DeMarzo vs. Golden: Wildwood Mayor, West Commish Lock Horns Over Letter
• MAC Candlelight House Tours Continue
• Measure To Aid Victims Of Violent Crimes Signed Into Law
• LoBiondo Applauds Actions of Governor to Protect Taxpayers
• UPDATED: House Fire Knocked Down Quickly in Wildwood
• White Christmas Predicted for 50 Percent of the Country
• Solarium Demolished/ Boardwalk Getting Chainsaw Cuts
• Investigative Series Examines The Sinking of The Lady Mary
• Convention Hall Reduced to a Frame
• Rio Grande Woman Indicted for Upping Percocet Rx
• Sheriff Appointed Chairman of State Committee
• Middle Police Receive Accreditation
• Geothermal Test for New Convention Hall Produces Good Results
• Day Two of Convention Hall/Solarium Demolition
• Hydrofest Seeks Cash from Crest, Gould: ‘We Give Them a Lake’
• Getting Ready for the Most Wonderful Time of Year U.S. Postal Service Delivers the Holidays
• Wind Advisory in Effect For Wednesday
• Rain, Wind and Threat of Flash Flooding Tonight into Wednesday
• Rollover Crash Causes Delays on Route 9 in Ocean View
• Burglars Caught in the Act by North Wildwood Police
• Ocean City Police Release Arrest Report
• Ocean City Police Report Week's Activities
• Sea Isle City Cost Allocations - Accounting Chicanery?
• Middle Police Release Arrest Report
• Demolition Underway for Convention Hall
• Recount Confirms Woodbine Borough Council Vote Tally
• Middle Police Release Activity Report
• Pedestrian Injured By Hit and Run Driver in Greek Creek
• Voting to Switch Mayors, Wildwood Commission Keeps DeMarzo 2-to-1
• First Approval Granted in Making Harbor Village Roads Into City Streets
• Governor Chris Christie Promotes 'Small Business Saturday'
• Seashore Lines to Run Santa Express
• Middle Twp. Police Deliver Holiday Dinner Care Packages for the Needy
• Union Rift Leaves More than 30 Facing Possible Layoffs
• Cape May/West Cape May Fire Companies Cooperating Again
• County Sets Dates For Additional Free Flu Shot Clinics
• Presidential Proclamation -- Thanksgiving Day 2010
• Numerous Mailboxes Damaged in Lower Township
• Lower Police Make Arrests in Car Burglaries
• MOST WANTED: William P. Larosa
• MOST WANTED: Leslie R. Headley III
• Taxpayers Association Wants More Comprehensive Business Plan for Convention Hall
• Five Things AAA Says Drivers Should Do Before Thanksgiving Road Trips
• West Wildwood Buys New Body Armor For Officers
• Court House Man Charged in Theft From Sea Isle City Post Office
• Governor Appoints Four County Residents to Statewide Bodies
• Freeholders Recognize 25-Year County Employees
• Gov. Christie Nominates Taylor For Second Term as Prosecutor
• State Police Provide Tips For Easy Thanksgiving Commute
• ‘Festive Friday’ Tree Lighting in Avalon
• Prepare to ‘Shiver’ this March
• Avalon Offers Holiday Beach Tags
• Stone Harbor Collector Tags Available
• Assembly OKs Southern N.J. Vet Hospital Task Force
• Supreme Court To Hear DeMarzo's 'Cop or Mayor' Case
• LoBiondo Presses TSA on Security Procedures at Airports
• Van Drew Bill To Allow For Practical Budgeting Of Uncollected Tax Reserve Clears Senate
• Van Drew Bill To Promote ‘Jersey Fresh’ Products Receives Final Approval In Senate
• Search for Missing Mark Himebaugh Will Enter 19th Year
• Cape May Continues Cove Beach Replenishment Meeting to 4 p.m.
• Seventeen Year Old Airlifted After Being Ejected From Pick Up Truck in Lower Township
• Car Burglaries, Criminal Mischief Continue in Lower Township
• Lower Township Manager Announces 2011 Retirement
• Water, Sewer Bills Are Due
• Middle Township Police Release Arrest Report
• Ocean City Police Report Week's Activities
• Middle Police Report Weekly Incidents
• Woodbine Man Indicted in Millville Shooting
• Villas Woman Injured in ATV Crash
• Lender’s Poor Documentation Can Halt Foreclosure Proceedings
• Erma Fire Company Turned Down For Grant for Diamond Beach Firehouse
• Man Dies in Accident Aboard Vessel off Cape May
• TSA Administrator John Pistole Issues Holiday Travel Message to the Public
• AAA Projections Indicate 11.2% Thanksgiving Travel Increase
• Gas Prices Contine Upward Trend In Advance Of Thanksgiving Holiday Weekend
• Delaware River and Bay Authority DOES NOT Have Free E-ZPass
• Chinese Food Delivery Man Robbed in Lower Township
• Cape May Council Schedules Monday Meeting on Cove Beach Replenishment
• Teen Driver Takes Out Fire Hydrant
• $6.97 Million Refund Checks in New Jersey Returned to IRS
• DRBA Employees Celebrate Season of Giving with 100 Thanksgiving Care Packages
• Skunks and Seven Mile Beach: Imperfect Together
• Two Injured in Sea Isle City Construction Accident
• Funeral Set Nov. 19 for Charles "Chick" Guhr, Former Wildwood Crest Mayor
• North Wildwood Explains Property Reassessment
• Stone Harbor Police Charge Man with Burglary, Criminal Mischief
• Do You Have a Foreclosure Story?
• Injuries Reported in Two Vehicle Crash on the George Redding Bridge
• Chief Jay Potter Receives State EMS Outstanding Career Award
• Prosecutor Tells Wildwood Police Chief to Ignore Mayor
• Mall Merchants Lukewarm on Funding Trolley Service
• Wind Advisory In Effect Until 8 P.M. This Evening
• North Wildwood Begins In-House Reassessment
• Park on Shelter Haven Basin Debated in Stone Harbor
• Troopers Find Crack on DUI Stop in Ocean View
• Warrant Issued For Man Accused of Breaking Girlfriend's Leg
• Legislative Leaders, ACLU Ask Congress to Review New TSA Screening
• Lautenberg Staff to Visit Nov. 19
• Cape May Nixes Cove Beach Renourishment Pact with State
• Cape May Council Hires Engineers It Formerly Terminated, Then Sued
• Women’s Prison Given Low Marks For Pregnant Inmates; DOC Counters
• MUA Hosts Recycling Contest; ‘Recycle, Reuse, Make New’
• Middle Township Police Report Weekly Arrests
• Middle Township Police Issue Weekly Incident Report
• Route 52 Causeway To Be Closed for Drawbridge Inspection into Ocean City
• Senate Committees Continue To Push Gaming Bills
• Van Drew Bill To Increase Police Presence In Atlantic City Clears Committee
• Sea Isle City Police Call Prescription Drug Collection A 'Success'
• Money Missing From LoBiondo Campaign Account
• Woodbine Candidate Files for Recount Due to Concerns of Irregularities
• Lower Police Arrest Two in Strong Arm Robbery
• Ocean City Police Summarize Week's Activities
• Pleasant Streak Coming To An End; Cool Week Ahead With Rain
• Stone Harbor Has Collectible Beach Tags Available For The Holidays
• West Wildwood Announces Launch of Website
• Gas Prices Trend Higher As Crude Oil Continues To Push Toward $90 A Barrel
• Second Disabilities Awareness Day Draws Crowd to Avalon Hall
• Christie Administration Recognizes National Adoption Month
• PA Man With 7 Prior DUI Aresst Gets 30 Years For Lower DUI Fatal Crash
• Woodbine Man Charged With Employing a Juvenile in a Drug Distribution Scheme
• AccuWeather Says Thanksgiving Week Weather May Be a Preview of Winter
• Townsend's Inlet Bridge Will Reopen Nov. 13
• Library Hosts “The Well Equipped Naturalist” Program
• MOST WANTED: Jennifer Lauritzen
• Convention Hall Was Not Worth Repairing
• NO LONGER WANTED: Thomas M. Rodier
• MOST WANTED: Thomas M. Rodier
• Local Marinas Help Keep Waters Clean
• North Wildwood Celebrates Veterans Day
• Sea Isle City Dedicates Veterans Park, Renames JFK Blvd.
• Cape May Honors Veterans
• Demolition Preparations Underway for Convention Hall
• Thanksgiving Week Looking Ice Cold
• The Wildwoods Celebrate Veterans Day
• Avalon Veterans Pay Tribute to Fallen Comrades
• Veterans Gather at County Veterans Cemetery for Solemn Ceremony
• Beach Theatre, Fenwick: 'Way Beyond Rehabilitation'
• Coast Guard Cutter Vigorous returns from 50-day patrol
• Conservation Loans Available to Farmers and Ranchers
• Coastal Flood Advisory In Effect From 9 AM To 2 PM
• Lower Awarded Small Cities CDBG Grant for Improvements to Wildwood Aviation Museum
• Wildwood Mayor Retaliates with Letter Following Chief’s Lawsuit
• Cape Issues: No Bid Contracts, No Good
• Wildwood Chief Files Suit Against Demarzo, City Of Wildwood
• Woodbine Teen Charged in July Armed Robbery
• Freeholders Hear Delegation's Concern of Speeding on Shunpike
• Spring Project to Allow Saltwater Flow into Cox Hall Creek
• Sunshine May Cut City’s Power Bill
• Ocean City Police Report Week's Activities
• Ocean City Police Release Arrest Report
• JFK Boulevard To Be Re-Named During Sea Isle City’s 2010 Veterans Day Ceremony
• It’s Us Versus Them During Deer Mating Season
• UPDATE: Police Identify Man Found Dead in David Douglas Park
• Middle Township Police Issue Weekly Activity Report
• Middle Township Police Release Arrest Report
• Wildwood Holds Cable TV Meeting
• Wildwood Appoints Community Advisory Board Members
• Police Investigate Case of Body Found At David Douglas Park
• An Ominous Sign: Crude Oil Approaches $90 a Barrel
• NJ Sells One Winning $10,000 Ticket As Powerball Rolls To $123 Million
• MAC Presents Holiday Preview Weekend
• Jersey Fresh Fall Crops at Peak
• Lower Police Ask Public's Help in Locating Missing Man
• County Fire Departments Report Over 10,000 Incidents Last Year
• Convention Hall Project Team to Meet November 10
• Teenager Charged With DUI in Lower Township
• Tom Conrad Thanks Voters and Welcomes Feedback
• Change Clocks, Get a Kit, Make a Plan and Sign-up for NJ Alert
• Gov. Chris Christie to Appear on 'Meet the Press'
• County Clerk Thanks Residents for Votes
• MUA Enforcing Water Connection Ordinance
• Prosecutor Charges Whitesboro Man with Multiple Drug Offenses
• Gov. Chris Christie to Cut State Workforce by 1,200 Jobs
• Vehicle Hits Former Villas Motel, Driver Injured
• Cape May to Remove Some Electronic Parking Meters
• Menendez, Lautenberg Announce More Than $2.7 Million For North Wildwood Beach Replenishment
• Whiting Woman Surrenders to Police in Stealing Donation Jar
• Sea Isle Police to Participate in Medicine Chest Challenge
• County Democrats Celebrate Wins in Middle, Dennis
• Point’s New Commissioner Brings A Clear Picture
• Unopposed: Simonsen Takes Ward II Council Seat
• Moving Cape May Election to November to Save $30K
• Cape May Awards Demolition Contract for Convention Hall
• Cyber Bullying Presentation Slated Nov. 17 at LCMRHS
• Wildwood OKs ‘Pocket’ Liquor Licenses
• Neighbors Tell Committee: Make Shunpike Road Safer
• Unofficial Election Results
• Conrad Reelected to Ward One Lower Township Seat
• GOP Celebrates Numerous County-Wide Victories
• Middle Township Police Ask Public's Help in Identifying Burglar
• Fast First Aid Saves Crash Victim
• Cases Decline, Team May End
• Election Day Weather Outlook
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• Lower Police Arret Man After Burglary Investigation
• Ocean City Police Summarize Week's Activities
• Coast Guard Responds to Medical Emergency at Sea
• Local Sisters Raise Money For Ocean City K-9 Unit
• Wildwood Crest Police Capitan Charged With DUI Retires
• Willow Creek Vineyard Producing First Year of Wine
• Three City Employees Sue Wildwood in Salary Dispute
• Powerball Jackpot Breaks $100 Million
• Whitesboro Man Charged With DUI After Fleeing From Crash
• Lower Township Police Administer CPR to Motorist Following Drug Overdose
• Lower Police Rescue Man in Pond at Lake Laurie Campground
• State Police Identify Motorcyclist Seriously Injured in Parkway Crash
• Middle Candidates Debate, Address Chamber
• Stone Harbor Police Advise Residents of Recent Burglaries
• MOST WANTED: Alexander C. Davis
• MOST WANTED: Harold D. Jones
• Tractor Trailer Hits Pick-Up Truck Making U-turn in Petersburg
• MAC to Hold 40th Anniversary Meeting
• Don’t Let Halloween Bashes Turn Into Halloween Crashes
• Car Burglaries Reported in Lower Township
• Water Use Up, Water Loss Down in West Cape May
• Reporters Barred from Zoning Board's Tour of Beach Theatre
• Wildwood Votes to Cut Police Supervisors
• Middle Police Arrest Two for Receiving Stolen Property
• (D) Freeholder Candidates: Thornton Wrong on Numbers
• Avalon Police Investigate Recent Burglaries
• Retirements May Not Spare Lower Police Layoffs
• N.J. Supreme Court Denies Dr. Costino's Motion
• IRS Seeking Volunteers For Tax Assistance Program
• City Receives Bids for Convention Hall Demolition
• Cape May County Sheriff Announces Promotions at Correctional Center
• Current Mayor Wants to Keep Her Job
• DeLanzo, Voll Fight for Middle Committee Post
• Drivers Should Be Alert for Deer in Roadways
• North Wildwood Doctor Doesn’t Regain License
• Three Vie For Two Dennis Committee Seats
• Bill to Help Victims of Violent Crimes OK'd by Legislature
• Middle Police Respond to Home Invasion
• Lower Police Release Summer Activity Report
• Police Investigating Rio Grande Home Invasion
• Ocean City Police Report Week's Activities
• OCPD Issues Arrest Report
• Former Mayor Wants His Old Job Back
• UPDATE: Coast Guard Says No Sign of Aircraft Down
• Most Wanted: Larry Camp
• Most Wanted: Stewart W. Faircloth
• SJTSA Debuts Maher Documentary
• One Injured in North Wildwood Roll Over Crash
• Ferry Loses Engine Off North Cape May
• Taxpayer Group Releases Survey Findings
• DOT Eliminates Somers Point Circle
• County Clerk Provides Information on Nov. 2 General Election
• Whitesboro Woman Charged With Violating Restraining Order
• AAA: Gas Prices Jump Double-Digits In Two Week’s Time
• Scarecrows Stand Guard at Physick Estate
• Council to Hear Business Plan for New Convention Hall
• West Cape May Fire Company Corrects Minor Problems Found by State Inspection
• Stone Harbor Post Office Marks Adopt-a-Dog Month with County Shelter
• State Police Arrest Four In Theft of Railroad Track Components
• Special Services Education Foundation Plans 13th Annual Auction and Dinner
• Man Airlifted Following Gas Station Accident
• County Clerk Archives Celebrated
• Task Force Arrests Three for Dealing Drugs
• Clerk, Freeholder Candidates to Speak at GOP Women's Dinner
• Local Law Enforcement Agencies Receive State Grant to Buy Body Armor
• Bill Would Help Re-Staff Schools
• Nor'easter Threatens New Jersey to North Carolina
• West Cape May Seeks Judge for Municipal Court
• Bill That Would Help Residents Review Local Spending Advances
• Planning to Move? Contact Social Security
• Agriculture Bills OK'd by Assembly Panel
• League Sets Candidates’ Forum
• Ocean City Police Respond to Over 500 Calls
• Cape May Chamber Elects New President
• Longtime Teacher Seeks Council Seat
• Four Choices for Voters In North Wildwood’s 1st Ward
• Pikolycky Seeks Reelection in Woodbine
• Hankerson Seeks Woodbine Mayoral Post
• Mastrangelo Seeks Reelection to Stone Harbor Council
• Carusi Makes First Bid for Stone Harbor Council
• $40 Million Solar Farm Facility Proposed For Woodbine
• Levinson Seeks Return To Stone Harbor Council
• Restaurant Owner Challenges Incumbent Democrat
• Mayor Creates More Efficient, Eco-Friendly Leaf Pickup
• Duncan Seeks Reelection to 2nd Ward Seat
• Cape May County Holds Additional Flu Shot Clinics
• Two Candidates Square Off in 2nd Ward
• Coast Guard Rescues Six off Atlantic City
• Sea Isle City Sets Trick or Treat Night Oct. 30
• West Wildwood Mayor Calls On Commissioner to Merge Recalls
• Voll Explains Middle’s Form of Government
• Many Give Aid After Fire Hits Upper Family
• Candidate: Mayor Should Institute Pay-to-Play Rules
• Democrat Hallet Takes Aim at First Ward Seat
• Incumbent Maschio Runs Without Party Support
• After 15 Years, Bishop Runs for Council Reelection
• Middle Township Police Weekly Crime Blotter
• Lots of Tasty Treats Enjoyed at Wildwood Seafood Festival
• Sands Flew as Motorcross Racers Hit Wildwood Beach
• Court House Man Charged in Reported Possible Child Abduction Incident
• Middle Township Police Catch Burglar In The Act
• Ap: No Social Security Cost of Living Increase Again This Year
• AAA: Gasoline Prices Saw Significant Increases This Week
• UPDATE: Upper Township Man Seriously Injured in Marmora Crash
• Early Morning Marmora Crash Leaves One in Critical Condition
• Police Ask Public's Assistance in Identifying Fraud Suspect
• One Airlifted After Crash in N. Cape May Parking Lot
• Families Honored at Middle's "Put The Brakes on Fatalities Day"
• Fire Marshal Called to Investigate 'Suspicious' Fire in Whitesboro
• Firefighters, Coast Guard Respond to Minor Fueling Mishap at Marina
• Shorter Season, Shorter Trips Beneficial To Cape May Seashore Lines
• Conrad Will Debate on Neutral Ground
• No Serious Injuries Reported in Route 47 Rollover
• County’s Free Discount Prescription Drug Card In Demand
• Department of Health and Senior Services Releases Draft Rules for Medicinal Marijuana
• Cape May to Allow Bait Sales at Poverty Beach
• Lower MUA Introduces First Balanced Budget in a Decade
• Lighthouse Challenge Set For Oct. 16-17
• Ocean City’s Participation in Flood Prevention Program Saves Property Owners $1.46 M
• Maschio: Time to End Health Care Benefits for Part Time Job
• Vet Lost Leg, Can’t Access His Rio Home
• Cape May Tennis Club Seeks 50-Year Lease with City, Plans Upgrades
• Two Lower Township Candidates Refuse Debate Invitation
• Upper Eyes Replacing Elementary School, Renovating Two Others
• Funeral Service Set for Goshen Man Killed in Standoff
• Minor Injuries Reported in Late Night Parkway Crash in Ocean View
• Middle Chamber Hosts Candidate Breakfast
• Voter Registration Deadline for General Election is Oct. 12
• Date Set for Murder Trial of N. Wildwood Man Accused of Killing Tourist
• Atlantic Cape Adopts ‘Brand’ New Message and Athletics Identity
• Coast Day NJ Returns to Cape May for 11th Year
• Court House Man Faces Assault, Spitting Charges
• Police Charge Campers with Assaulting Officers
• Ocean City Police Make Historic Drug Seizure
• County Will Hold Special Flu Shot Clinics for Seniors With Medicare Part B
• County to Host Medicare Part D Seminar in November
• Upper Branch of County Library Invites Teens to Join Club
• Halloween Weekend in the Wildwoods Offers a Spooktacular Time
• County to Host American Red Cross Blood Drive in November
• Boardwalk Merchants Indicted for Peddling Monster Merchandise
• Halloween Happenings in Victorian Cape May Will Get You Into The “Spirit” of the Season
• Resident Hospitalized After Multi-Alarm Structure Fire
• Freeholder Candidates Ask Christie’s Help to Stop Pension Abuse by Part-time Pols
• DeLanzo Challenges Voll: Give up Taxpayer Paid Health Benefits
• Middle Township Donates Properties To Habitat for Humanity
• Route 52 Bridge Project to Resume After State Budget Committee Approves Borrowing Plan
• Ocean City Police Summarize Week's Activities
• Cape May Asks Beach Theatre Loan Guarantors to Sign Promissory Notes
• Middle Township Police Release Weekly Incident Report
• Monster Trucks, Quads Thrill Wildwood Watchers
• Wildwood's Italian Festival Attracts Throng to Fox Park
• Move Over, Muscle Cars, PT Cruisers Invade Boardwalk
• Dr. Costino Fights Charges on Website
• Youngsters Dig in for Chance at Ice Cream Contest
• Suspect Shot Multiple Times After Standoff in Middle Township
• Amateur Radio Operators Connect to Giant LORAN Tower
• Fire at Former Gilmore Hotel Under Investigation
• Coastal Flood Advisory in Effect From 3PM This Afternoon Until 10PM Monday
• Cape May Celebrates October
• Construction on Route 52 Causeway Halted as Legislature Fails to Continue Routine Funding
• Police Investigating Aggravated Assault of Teenager
• Middle Police Report Multiple Burglaries in Township
• Dr. Costino Fights Charges on Website
• Crime and Punishment Topic of Archives Day Presentation
• The Eagle Has Landed...in Villas
• State Emergency Management Reintroduces NJ Alert
• Van Drew Court Sharing Bill OK'd by Senate
• Senate Approves Van Drew's 'Hire a Veteran Week'
• Pension Contributions Differ For Public Employees, Police/Fire Personnel
• Police Charge North Cape Man with Burglary, Mischief
• Lower Police Want to Put the Brakes on Fatalities
• Ocean City Police Release Arrest Report
• Congress OKs Coast Guard Measures by LoBiondo
• Three Pedestrians Struck by Car in Woodbine
• Cape May County Government Now On TV
• Middle Township Police Issue Weekly Incident Report
• 2009 Nationwide Firefighter Fatalities One Of The Lowest Totals in 30 Years
• Vandalism Increases at Mulligan Field; Police Adopt Zero Tolerance
• IRS Issues Alert to Small Community-based Non Profits
• Tornado Watch in Effect Until 6 p.m.
• Wildwood Boardwalk Becomes 'Motor City' for Weekend
• Avalon to Conduct Aerial Dune Grass Fertilization
• Man Arrested for Assault and Stalking
• Woman Arrested for Jewelry Theft
• Lower Police Charge Four with Assault
• Lower Police Confiscate Marijuana Plants from Villas Backyard
• Hurricane Igor Produces Big Waves for N.W. Surfers
• Woodbine Woman Charged With DUI After Hitting Parked Truck
• Ocean City Police Arrest Metal Thieves
• Ocean City Police Release Weekly Activity Report
• Federal Grant Will Support New Aquaculture Specialist at Local Lab
• Middle Applies for Home Rehab Grant
• Sea Isle City's Fourth Annual Irish Fest Makes 'Em Smile
• Dennis Township Teen Dies While Playing Hockey; Autopsy Scheduled
• Groundbreaking Monday for New $13 Million Boat Station in Cape May
• Senator Van Drew Pushes Law Allowing Residents to Carry Handguns
• Pipes 'n' Drums Bring Out Crowd at Irish Festival
• DEP Drought Warning Includes Cape May County
• UPDATE: Mortar Shell Found at Lower Construction Site
• Quilters Awarded Ribbons at Wings 'n Water Festival
• Middle Township Police Investigate Three-Vehicle Crash
• Swimmer Dies in Sea Isle City
• JP Paxton Faces Damages for Consumer Fraud
• Ocean City Man Makes Attorney Ethics Panel
• Ocean City Police Arrest Caggiano for Burglary, Attempted Burglary
• West Cape May Considers Extending Historic District
• MOST WANTED: Paul E. Aszman
• MOST WANTED: Robert S. Vanliew
• Middle Police Investigate Crash
• CD of Wildwood Song Donated to Museum
• City Council Approves Convention Hall Design
• Lower Township/DRBA Looks at Economic Development for Airport
• Ocean City Police Arrest Two for Theft, Possession
• Wildwood Ordinance Would Move Elections to Fall
• Ocean City Police Nab Local Man for Burglary, Theft
• Cape May Endorses Room Tax for Whole House Rentals
• Middle Police Release Weekly Incident Report
• Cape Manor Dedicated in West Cape May
• Ocean City Environmental Commission Plans Bay Clean-Up this Sunday
• Flashing Beacons Will Make Crossings Safer for Stone Harbor’s Pedestrians
• Sheriff Rewrites Policies, Prepares for Accreditation
• After a Stormy Winter, County Looks at Hurricane Plans
• Lower to Charge for Commercial Trash Pickup, Higher House Rental License Fees OK’d
• County Holds Internet Safety Classes for Seniors
• Stone Harbor Launches Emergency Radio Station
• Upper Officials to Meet to Discuss DRAFT Form Based Code
• Ocean City Police Release Arrest Report
• Refuge Group Challenges Middle’s Master Plan
• Postmark Cancellation Set at Marmora Post Office
• German Couple Tours North America, Finds Cape Friendly, Seafood Luscious
• Exonerated Convict Files Tardy Lawsuit Against Defender’s Office
• Ocean City Police Summarize Week's Activities
• Correction: Wildwood Announces Fall Trash Schedule
• Court Seeks Juvenile Committee Volunteers
• Sea Isle City's Fall Family Festival Attracts Thousands
• Local Fugitive Featured on America's Most Wanted
• Seaville Woman Injured in Galloway Township Crash
• Wings 'N' Water Festival Draws Crowd
• Fish Kill Hits North Wildwood Beach
• Lower Cop Stop Scheduled for Headquarters
• Lower Township Police to Collect Unwanted/Expired Prescription Drugs
• Stockton/DEP Lock Horns Over Ponderlodge Use
• Assembly Panel OKs Vet Hospital Task Force
• Scarecrow Contest Set For Physick Estate
• County Sweeps Eight Fugitives from Streets in State Program
• DEP Issues Alert On Mosquitoes And West Nile Virus
• Turtle Lovers Want Fences on N. Wildwood Blvd.
• Former City Officials Against Solarium Demolition
• DRBA To Tear Down Building Considered for Coast Guard Museum
• Indictments: Pagans Plot to Kill Hell's Angels at Wildwood's Roar
• Firefighters Battle Structure Fire in Town Bank
• Christie’s DRBA Appointment Puzzles Pols
• Team Reigns in Convention Hall Costs
• Lower Library Reopens with a Cut of the Ribbon
• Lower Township Woman Killed in Bass River Crash
• Middle Police Release Weekly Incident Report
• Red Flag Warning in Effect Until 6 PM
• Shots Fired in Lower; Man Arrested
• MOST WANTED: Terry L. Mathis
• N.J. Lawmakers Ruminate About Raising Fines for Talking, Texting on Phone While Driving
• New Law Protects New Jersey Fishermen
• Ocean City Police Report Week's Activities
• Milam, Albano Want Overseas Military to Vote Online
• Pa. Man Charged With DUI Eight Times in 13 Years Pleads Guilty to 2009 Fatal Crash
• County Family Planning Services Saved
• Middle's Vital Statistics Moves Back to Township Hall
• Homeowner Digs Up Hand Grenade
• Van Drew Evacuation Bill Clears Senate Budget Committee
• Senate Panel OKs Terminations of Unnecessary Court Positions
• Technical Difficulties Postpone Live Online Meetings
• One Dead, Several Seriously Injured in Multi-Vehicle Route 47 Crash
• Lower Township Police Investigate Suspected Suicide at Town Hall
• Motorcyclist Airlifted After Spill in Wildwood Crest
• Three Injured in Two Vehicle Crash in Lower Township
• Accidental Combustion Kills Elderly Man in Middle Township
• Affordable Fees for Copies of Records Signed Into Law
• Route 52 Causeway Traffic Will Be One Lane Each Way Starting Monday
• NJ Transit Announces Live Video Webchat Featuring Executive Director James Weinstein
• Convention Hall Team Chooses Interior Plan
• Middle Sets Public Meeting Re: 16-inch Steel Gas Main
• Lower MUA to Assist Township in Solar Energy Projects
• Sea Isle Announces Winter Trash, Recycling Schedule
• Ocean City Woman in Critical Condition After Head-On Crash In Egg Harbor Township
• Is West Cape May's Water Loss a Meter Error?
• Convention Hall Designs Can’t Be Built for $10.5M
• Candidate Re-registers to Vote After Election Board Hearing
• Voll Issues Release Following Election Board Hearing
• Noel Issues Release Following Voll's Election Board Hearing
• Lower Police Charge Man with Aggravated Assault on Police Officers
• Cape May Voters Shoot Down More Meters
• Wildwood Commissioners Bury the Hatchet
• Christie Administration Awarded Grant To Promote Nutrition, Physical Activity In Schools
• Christie Administration Announces Woodbine to Receive $307,536 Grant
• County Officially Opens The Newly Renovated Upper Cape Branch Of The Cape May County Library
• Lower Police Respond to More Than 400 Incidents Over Weekend
• City Council Says No to Group’s Museum Plans for Solarium
• Surfers Enjoyed Earl's Waves
• Reflecting on Ninth Anniversary Of Day Terror Struck America
• DEP Institutes Statewide Drought Watch
• Cape May Police Arrest West Cape May Man
• Weather Service Warns of 'Red Flag' Fire Conditions
• Cape May Coast Guard Cutter Mako Assist in Maryland Search and Rescue
• Cape May County Designated Natural Disaster Area Following May Weather
• LoBiondo Applauds Disaster Designation for Crop Losses Resulting from May Storms
• DEP Institutes Statewide Drought Watch
• Ocean City Police Report Week's Activities
• Ocean City Police Issue Weekly Arrest Report
• Middle Township Police Release Weekly Incident Report
• Workers Sue Lower Citing Office Mold
• Author Recalls Sea-Claimed Town That Rests on Atlantic’s Bottom
• East Cape May Group Questions Timing of City Election Letter
• DWI Arrest Leads to Weapons Charges
• Stone Harbor Police Arrest Pennsylvania Men for Drug Possession
• Car Stop Leads to Large Seizure of Marijuana
• Man Arrested in Domestic Violence Assault
• Man Charged with Violating a Domestic Violence Restraining Order
• Bothers Arrested for Disorderly Conduct, Aggravated Assault on Law Enforcement Officer
• Swedesboro Woman Pleads Guilty to DUI in Carol Nicoletta Memorial Park Crash
• Upper Township First Responders Assist With Estell Manor Crash
• Middle Township Police Charge Man with Threatening to Kill His Wife
• Child Airlifted After Fall From Wildwood Boardwalk
• Police Arrest Suspect Within Minutes of Violent Lowe's Carjacking
• Suspect Identified in Court House Cemetery Vandalism
• 9 Year-Old Injured on Rio Grande Playground
• The Sunset Before Earl
• Inmate Records Now on Cape May County Sheriff’s Website
• Red Flag Warning In Effect From Noon Today To 5 PM
• AAA: Labor Day Weekend Gas Prices Lowest Of The Summer Driving Season
• Cape May Police Seek Burglary Suspect
• Surf's Up in Cape May
• Black Family Gets $670,000 from Discrimination Lawsuit
• Welsh Tourist’s Alleged Slayer Awaits Trial
• DeLanzo Campaign Questions Voll's Residency; Voll Responds
• Cape May – Lewes Ferry Cancels Some Departures
• New Dispatch Rules Will Improve Air Ambulance Response Times
• Earl Weakens Slightly to 125 mph Winds
• Prosecutor Explains Extradition Process
• Supreme Court Thanks Arsenault for Ethics Service
• Inmate Records Can Be Seen on Sheriff’s Website
• Motorcyclist Seriously Injured in Swainton Crash
• 48 Hour Local Forecast
• Lower Farmer's Market Cancelled Due to Earl
• Get “Prepared” and Sign Up for NJ’s Special Needs Registry for Disasters
• One Injured in Jet Ski Accident
• Sea Isle City Police DWI Check Point a Success
• State Disciplines Two Local Attorneys in 2009
• Coastal Areas Will Feel Some Dangerous, Damaging Effects From Earl
• Middle Police Release Weekly Incident Report
• Hurricane Center Director Confident Earl Will Stay Off Jersey Coast
• Prosecutor Announces 20 Cocaine Arrests
• N. Wildwood Police Apprehend Pa. Fugitive
• Children in Foster Care After Being Left in Locked Car; Father Charged
• Ocean City Police Release Arrest Report
• Voll Launches Website with 'Mike Voll Polls"
• All Go North If Hurricane Targets Cape
• Missing Earl’s Punch Dependent on Hurricane Making Northerly Turn
• County Continues On-Line Auction of Confiscated Property
• FEMA Urges Residents: Be Prepared for Earl's Arrival
• Hurricane Earl Will Help Break East Heat Wave
• Sign Up for Special Needs Registry for Disasters Urged
• Former Landfill Eyed For Ethanol Producing Facility
• Coast Guard Urges Preparation for Hurricane Earl
• Van Drew: Hurricane Activity In Atlantic Underscores Need To Update Coastal Evacuation Plans
• Ocean City Police Issue Weekly Activity Report
• Two Injured, One Seriously In Ocean Drive Crash
• Local Mayors Ask Christie: ‘Where’s the Toolkit?’
• Use Ferries to Evacuate if Hurricane Looms?
• Gas Prices Hit Six-Month Low Leading Up To Labor Day Weekend
• Got Unwanted Drugs? Middle Township Police Can Help
• Local Man Hurt in Bayshore Road Crash
• Earl May Pass Dangerously Close to the U.S. East Coast
• UPDATE: Police Respond to Large Disturbance at Wildwood Nightclub
• Marmora and Seaville Welcome Six New Firefighters
• Ocean City Welcome Four New Firefighters
• Police Respond to Large Disturbance at Wildwood Nightclub
• Stone Harbor Merchants' Day Sale Draws Shoppers
• Court Denies Rapist’s Request to Become a Woman
• Stone Harbor Police Charge Pittsburgh Woman with Criminal Trespass
• MUA to Hold Hazardous Waste Collection Sept. 11
• Cape May Police Make Bike Theft Arrests
• CG Rescues Snoozing Kayaker
• Wildwood Voters Can Pick New Government in November
• Leaving Early Only Solution to Avoid Hurricane Disaster
• UPDATE: Overnight Vehicle Fire in Woodbine Being Called 'Suspicious'
• Local Motels Ask Courts to Tax Condo Rentals
• 7 Year-Old in Critical Condition Following Near Drowning in Wildwood
• Lawmakers to Meet at Richard Stockton College to Discuss Future of NJN
• Convention Hall Team Settles on Design
• Lower Township Police Cop/Stop Program Continues
• Authorities Return Middle Township Murder Suspect to County Wednesday Night
• Teenager Airlifted to Trauma Center After Being Hit By SUV in Villas
• Grand Jury Hands up Three Count Indictment on Dr. Costino
• In Wildwood: Mayor Brannen?
• Can Proposed Convention Hall Design Be Built for $10.5 million?
• Lower Police Arrest Three after Burglary in Progress Call
• Lower Police Respond to ‘Man with Gun’ Call
• MOST WANTED: Donna J. Hand
• MOST WANTED: John T. Matthews
• Wildwood Crest School Conducts Child Find Program
• Ocean City Police Report Week’s Arrests
• Two Injured in Route 47 Crash in Dennisville
• Trash Truck Damaged Avoiding Crash in Rio Mall Parking Lot
• Vehicle Hits Tree in Burleigh, Driver Injured
• County's Communications Office Wins National Awards
• Governor Chris Christie Vetoes Two Bills
• Middle Township Police Accreditation Assessment Today
• Avalon Police Arrest Philadelphia Man for Bicycle Theft
• Middle Township Police Release Weekly Incident Report
• Ocean City Man Charged with DUI in Northfield Crash
• Warrant for Arrest Issued for Corbin City Man
• Police Arrest Stone Harbor Man in Domestic Violence Incident
• Car Crashes into Whitesboro Deck; Police Search for Driver
• Jury Can Hear Most Covert Recordings of Alleged Pill-Pushing Doctor
• Ocean City Police Report Calls for Service
• North Wildwood Hosts Annual 'Around Island Row'
• Middle Township Police Accreditation Assessment Tomorrow
• Burglars Take Prescription Narcotics in Rite Aid Heist
• Governor Christie Signs Series of Bills to Honor New Jersey’s Military Veterans
• Coast Guard Assists Two Off of Cape May
• Low-Cost Meals Available to All County Public School Pupils
• SUV Hits Parked Trailer at Driftwood RV Center; One Injured
• Bunker at State Park Tracked Russian Submarines
• Man Injured Saturday Night in Fall From Sea Isle City Building
• Mega Millions Jackpot Soars Above $100M For First Time This Summer
• AAA: Crude Oil Falls Nearly 10% In August
• Marr Waives Extradition From Florida in Murder of Del Haven Man Last Week
• Congressman Updates Chamber on Locally Important National Issues
• Ocean City Police Issue Sex Assault BOLO
• Five-Month Probe Leads to Arrest of Drug Ring Leader
• Three Contracts Could Shave Three Months Off Convention Hall Completion
• Skywatch Set At Belleplain State Park
• Nature Center Offers Beach Plum Program
• Ocean City Police Charge Pennsylvania Man with Multiple Offenses
• Auditions Aug. 26 for Renaissance Court-Actors
• Health Department: Ocean Water Clean
• Trains Return To Seashore Lines for Three Weeks
• Middle Police Ask Assistance from Residents
• Lower Preparing to Replace Additional Outfall Pipes To Bay
• Lower Township Police Issue Train Traffic Advisory
• Council Approves Single-Story, Scaled Back Hall Design
• Two Trucks Collide in Seaville, One Overturns
• Ocean City Police Make Arrests
• Class II Officers Start Careers in Cape May
• Over 3,800 Customers Without Power in Wildwood and Wildwood Crest
• Wildwoods Consider Private Ambulances, Merged Fire Departments
• Room Tax, Meter Revenue Lower in Cape May
• Want the Solarium? Come and Get It
• Local Firefighters Respond To Multi-Alarm Boat Fire in Atlantic County
• DEP Unveils Draft Proposed Public Access Rules
• Two Wildwood Men Face Assault Charges After Crest Fight
• Soaking Rain Headed for Wednesday
• Police Charge Crest Teen with Car Burglaries
• Brannen Holds Meeting to Ask 'Why Wildwood?'
• No Grass Clippings Allowed in Wildwood Trash
• Lower Proposes Hikes To Offset $1M Shortfall
• Ocean City Police Issue Laser Pointer Warning
• Middle Intersections May Get Traffic Cameras
• Statewide Drunk Driving Crackdown Begins Aug. 20
• LoBiondo Announces Open Application Period for SAFER Grants Program
• Want to Know How Long Your Drive to the Shore Will Take?
• Counterfeit Items Seized on Boardwalk in Ocean City
• Vehicle Pursuit Leads to DWI and Resisting Arrest Charges
• Ocean City Police Summarize Week’s Activities
• Lower Police Respond to 3,000 Calls in July
• Police: Last Suspect in Goshen Home Invasion Captured
• Police: Robert Gaunt Surrenders
• Sen. Menendez Visits Wildwood Boardwalk
• Maher Seeks Prison Exception to Continue Speaking to Students About Drunk Driving
• Middle Police Release Weekly Incident Report
• Cape May Point Commissioner Nietubicz Resigns
• Alleged Assault Leads to Arrest of Three Teens
• Taxpayers Call for Change in City Water Bills
• Prosecutor Files Murder, Weapons Charges Against Marr
• Local Students Attend National FFA Conference
• Funeral Service Set for Middle Township Homicide Victim
• Banner Plane Among Many Who Call in Car Fire in Court House
• Three County Teens Graduate From Trooper Youth Week Program
• Fatality Reported In Upper Township Crash
• Senator Menendez Visits Wildwood Boardwalk
• Gas Prices Stabilize With Three Weeks Remaining In The Summer Driving Season
• Ocean Water Checks Clean
• No Longer Wanted: John A. Rietheimer
• West Cape Taxpayers Tired of Waiting for Water Loss Solution
• UPDATE: Homicide Suspect Arrested in Florida
• Research Your Home Thursday Nights at Museum
• Convention Hall Team Decides on New Design Concept
• UPDATE: Woodbine Man Injured in Route 47 Motorcycle Crash
• UPDATE: DEP Studying Delaware Bay Fish 'Die-off'
• Firefighters Battle Three Alarm Blaze in Court House
• Ocean City Police Charge Property Owner with Maintaining a Nuisance
• Van Drew: Revamping Atlantic City Tourism District Is the Key
• County Gets $200K in Federal Homeless Assistance Grants
• MOST WANTED: John A. Rietheimer
• MOST WANTED: Brandon M. Knowles
• Final Lighthouse Adventures Cruises Slated August-September
• Ducky Regatta Set at Morey’s Piers
• DEP: Low Oxygen Likely Caused Bay Fish Kill
• Coastal Flood Advisory In Effect Until 3 PM Friday
• Snow Leopard Cubs Get Tibetan Names
• Lower Police Urge Residents to Be Prepared as Hurricane Season Peaks
• Cutter Vigorous Returns to Cape May
• UPDATE: Suspect Identified in Del Have Homicide
• DeMarzo Swipes Police Department from Brannen
• Fish Kill Reported Along Delaware Bay Beaches
• Three Injured in Three Vehicle Crash With Entrapment on Route 83
• Town Watch Applauds Sea Isle Cops’ War on Noise
• Cape May Answering Fewer C-Spine Injury Calls on Beaches
• Stone Harbor Police Report Incidents
• Woodbine Awards Contract For Next Phase of Bikeways Program
• Golden May Join Frederick, McNamara on Recall Ballot
• Snow Leopard Cubs to Receive Names
• Cape May-Lewes Ferry Adds Wi-Fi Internet to Ships and Terminals
• ‘Worst Case’ Storm Plans Ready in Cape May Point
• Middle Police Release Weekly Incident Report
• Ocean City Police Summarize Week’s Activities
• Police Search for Knife Wielder
• UPDATE: State Police Recover Body of Missing Teen in Campground Pond
• Marine Conservation Day Set at Nature Center
• 10 Year-Old Airlifted After Suffering Neck Injury in Cape May
• UPDATE: Campground Drowning Victim Identified as Philadelphia Teen
• Firefighters Battle Mulch Fire at Woodbine Landfill
• Near Drowning Reported in Ocean City
• Passenger Ejected in Rio Grande Crash; Driver Charged with DUI, Assault By Auto
• Man Airlifted to Trauma Center After Boogie Board Accident in Cape May
• UPDATE: Two Airlifted in Dennis Twp Head-on Collision
• Generator Leak Caused Explosion at Woodbine Developmental Center
• AAA Says Gas Prices Spiked This Week
• In Lower Township Many Want MUA Water, Few Connect
• N.J. State Police Receive National Award
• Lake Lily Fish Kill Blamed on Low Oxygen
• Sea Isle's National Night Out Celebration Entertained And Educated Hundreds Of Families
• Megan’s Law Supervision Violator Loses Appeal
• LoBiondo Announces More Than $2 Million to Cape May County Airport
• UPDATE: Police Apprehend Suspect; Victim Improves
• Counterfeit BillsTurning Up in Ocean City
• Van Drew: One Year for AC Revival; GWTIDA is Crucial
• Lower MUA Using Automated Emergency Notification System
• Bicyclists Injured by Auto in Crest
• Craft Shows, City Recreation Programs Lead Convention Hall Use
• Domestic Assault Leads to Drug Possession Arrest
• Disorderly Person Arrested for Obstruction
• ‘Over the Limit, Under Arrest’ Campaign Kicks Off Aug. 20
• Cape May Police Charge Philly Men After Vehicle Stop
• Cape May, Remington Vernick Reach No Money Settlement
• West Wildwood Picks Infamous Date for Recall Election
• Seek Entrants for Little Miss Townsends Inlet Pageant
• Toddler Falls From Second Story Balcony Onto North Wildwood Boardwalk
• Theft from Vehicle Leads to Robbery and Drug Distribution Charges
• Cape May Has $7.5 Million for Convention Hall Construction
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