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Two NEW Motels Are Coming To Cape May There is some exciting news coming from our sister town, Cape May. It was just announced that there are two new motels coming to the island for next summer. This past ...

Shipwreck Found Off The Coast of Cape May Shipwreck Found Off The Coast of Cape May Cape May and the Delaware Bay is chock full of history. From it’s founding by Captain Mey through World War II our area i...

Cape May Makes It On “Live with Kelly and Ryan” Last week we reported that a pug named Bean was found by the Cape May Police Department and was given a Mugshot. Use the link below to read that story. Cap...

Horseshoe Crabs 101 Horseshoe Crabs 101 It’s that time of year where Horseshoe Crabs make their was to shore to lay their eggs. You all asked us a ton of questions and so we wanted to give you a short 101 ...

About a month ago a fellow Cape May lover Lynn L, posted in the Cape May Facebook group "Cool Cape May," sheet music to a song that many of us didn't even know existed.  The song was called "Cool Cape May" and...

Cape May Abandoned Beach Train Tracks Appear At-least once a year after a crazy storm we are lucky enough to be gifted with a view into the past of Cape May, New Jersey. Along Cape May’s Sunset Beach there ...

Did You Know: Cape May Had Two Military Ships Name After Her? While looking up information at the National Archives in New York City I ran across some very interesting information. Cape May had two military sh...

The 202 foot long U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Tamaroa was sent to davie jones’ locker. She was one of 70 built in her class for the US Navy. She saw action in World War II, including the Marianas, Philippines, a...

Where Cape May Got It’s Name Are you anything like us and wondered where Cape May got it’s name? It’s the kind of question that had me digging deep into the history books to find. Just think about this...

Everyone has heard of the The SS Atlantus, Cape May's Concrete Ship, check out how the concrete ship was launched into action.  The SS Atlantus, was launched on December 5th 1918, and was the second (2nd) co...