Ocean City is getting additional time to dredge its navigation channels. The State announced that a seasonal restriction that would have shut down the project in the fall has been lifting which will allow dredging to occur through March 1st. This will extend the dredging season for another three to five months.
A drainage improvement project is coming to a section of Bayshore Road in North Cape May that will result in one lane of traffic, starting Monday. The County announced that Bayshore Road near Old Mill Road in North Cape May will be impacted. The work is expected to take about three days to complete.
A portion of West Perry Street in West Cape May will be closed to motorists during the last two days of this month. The County announced that a contractor will be milling and paving a section of West Perry Street from Broadway to Jackson streets on October 30th and 31st. Traffic will be detoured in…
New Jersey is doing a terrible job with enforcing its animal cruelty laws. New Jersey Attorney General Christopher Porrino is so disappointed in the job that he’s calling for an independent monitor to oversee the New Jersey Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
Ocean City’s Red and White Weekend begins today with a huge football game between Ocean City and Mainland, two programs that have played 44 games against each other; the game will be broadcast live on Shore 106.3. The weekend also includes a 20th year reunion for the Ocean City High School Class of 1997, and…
County officials laid out several plans to repair or replace the Townsend’s Inlet Bridge between Avalon and Sea Isle City on Thursday. Officials say it will cost tens of millions of dollars to pursue any plan, and that funding is not in place. This fall, the bridge will be reduced to alternating one lane of…
The Wildwood Catholic boys soccer team clinched the Cape Atlantic United Conference championship Thursday afternoon by winning at Pleasantville, 4-2. Wildwood Catholic is a perfect 10-0 in the conference this season and will be one of the top seeds in the South Jersey Non Public B tournament, which begins early next month. For more, see…
New Jersey will receive just over $4 million as part of a settlement involving General Motors. GM failed to disclose a deadly ignition switch defect that could have caused its vehicles to shut off without notice. New Jersey Attorney General Christopher Porrino says GM put “provits over integrity”.
Cape May County Engineer Dale Foster will be attending the next meeting of the West Cape May Borough Commission. The Borough announced that Foster will answer questions about County projects during its meeting next Wednesday at 7:00pm.
Wildwood is planning a parking tunnel in 2018 that will allow motor vehicles to park on a portion of the beach. Wildwood City Commissioner Pete Byron says various beach amenities offered last year were a hit, and beach parking and improvements to the dog park on the beach are coming next year.