Lower Township has added a new police vehicle to its fleet to honor the John R. Elliot Hero campaign. The campaign intends to promote safe and sober driving. This vehicle was unveiled during National Police Week.
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Lower Township will continue its prohibition on short term rentals until the end of June. Mayor Frank Sippel made that announcement on Wednesday. Sippel says the Township’s parks will be open to the public starting Thursday, but with a few rest…
Lower Township Mayor Frank Sippel announced that there will be a food drive in his community to stock the shelves of food banks. Sippel along with council members will assist with a drive through drop off point in front of Township Hall between the ho…
Lower Township Police are warning elderly citizens about a telephone scam that is making its way around the state. Police say elderly people are being called on the phone, asking for bail money for a younger adult in their family. Police say its the individuals are asking for bail to be paid via a prepaid …
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An 85 year old woman from Lower Township is the latest victim of Covid-19 in Cape May County. County officials announced the death on Saturday, bringing the county’s total to 23; 17 of them have been in long term care facilities. There are now …
Lower Township Police are warning the public about a host of online scams that have developed as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. Police say the Internet Crime Complaint Center has received many complaints about online scams, designed to extort money out of people during the crisis. Police say do not open emails from individuals …
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It’s the latest idea to keep the boats floating in the Cape May Lewes Ferry fleet. The Delaware River and Bay Authority announced Friday that the ferries will now transport freight via a pilot program. The idea is to allow packages to travel from one side of the Delaware Bay to the other while minimizing …
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It’s the latest idea to keep the boats floating in the Cape May Lewes Ferry fleet. The Delaware River and Bay Authority announced Friday that the ferries will now transport freight via a pilot program. The idea is to allow packages to travel from one side of the Delaware Bay to the other while minimizing…
Lower Township Mayor Frank Sippel announced that he has formed a task force to help small business recover from the coronavirus pandemic. Sippel says Deputy Mayor Dave Perry and Township Administrator Jim Ridgeway will lead the task force. A conferen…
Lower Township Mayor Frank Sippel announced that he has formed a task force to help small business recover from the coronavirus pandemic. Sippel says Deputy Mayor Dave Perry and Township Administrator Jim Ridgeway will lead the task force. A conference call will be held Monday with state representatives.