Cape May County reported 40 new cases of coronavirus on Sunday, with all but five of them being community cases. Five cases were also reported in long term care facilities. The number of active cases has fallen to 458, with only Middle Township in triple figures, at 100 cases. Cape May Point has the fewest…
A 64 year old man from Cape May is the latest fatality from coronavirus in Cape May County. County officials reported 34 new cases of the virus on Saturday. The Cape now has over 3,100 Covid cases off quarantine.
Cape May County is reporting 51 new cases of coronavirus. 49 of those cases are in the community, while three are in long term care centers. All of the non resident cases continue to be in Cape May City.
Cape May County is reporting two additional deaths from coronavirus, and 44 new cases. Both victims are women from Ocean City. There are five new cases reported in long term care facilities.
The Cape May County Zoo will experience a delayed opening on Thursday. The Zoo will open at 12 Noon today to allow time to clean up any debris caused by the overnight storm. The County Parks are clear and open to the public.
Cape May County intends to close the Ingram’s Thorofare Bridge on Avalon Boulevard for three consecutive overnights, starting Monday night. A major rehabilitation of the bridge is ongoing all winter, and some concrete will be poured. Starting Monday night, the bridge will be closed from 7:00pm-5:00am for three consecutive nights.
Cape May County has reported 55 new coronavirus cases on Wednesday. The latest figures have 53 new cases in the community and two additional long term care cases, both in Woodbine. Both Lower Township and Middle Township continue to have over 100 active cases apiece.
A 74 year old man from Middle Township is the latest person to die from coronavirus in Cape May County. The County reported 58 new cases of the virus on Tuesday. 11 new cases were reported in Middle Township.
Cape May County reported 35 new cases of coronavirus on Monday, with a half dozen of the cases coming in long term care facilities. The Jersey Cape has 484 active community cases; that number is lower as cases have come off quarantine, and off the report. A 62 year old woman from Dennis Township was…
Cape May County has the most expensive gasoline in New Jersey. A new price survey released Monday morning by Mid Atlantic AAA puts the price of a gallon of gas at $2.40 here, which is 24 cents higher than the national average, and a dime higher than the state’s average.