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Trump Administration Halts Offshore Wind Projects With Potential Impact on New Jersey

Trump Administration Halts Offshore Wind Leases With Implications for New Jersey Coast The Trump administration has ordered an immediate suspension of leases for five major offshore wind projects along the East Coast, a move that could ripple across South Jersey and the Jersey Shore as New Jersey continues to debate the future of wind energy …

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First Time Visiting 7 Brew Coffee in Rio Grande New Jersey

First Time Visiting 7 Brew Coffee in Rio Grande New Jersey For the first time ever, I finally checked out 7 Brew Coffee, and my visit took me to the Rio Grande New Jersey location in Cape May County. With 7 Brew expanding rapidly across the country and gaining a reputation for fast service and …

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New SS United States Museum Plans Reveal Stunning Artifact Displays

New SS United States Museum Plans Reveal Stunning Artifact Displays Newly released details and images from the SS United States Conservancy are offering the clearest picture yet of what the future SS United States Museum and Visitor Experience could look like. Most of the new images are coming from a recent pamphlet that the SS …

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Snow Possible in South Jersey This Weekend as New Forecasts Update

Snow Possible in South Jersey This Weekend as New Forecasts Update South Jersey may see its first touch of winter this weekend as new forecasts issued within the past two hours now show an increased chance for light snow across the region. While totals will remain modest, the timing of the system could create slick …

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A New “Green” Cape May Lewes Ferry Vessel Is Coming

A New “Green” Cape May Lewes Ferry Vessel Is Coming A major upgrade is coming to one of the most iconic transportation links in South Jersey. The Delaware River and Bay Authority has officially awarded a contract to begin building a brand new diesel hybrid ferry that will join the Cape May Lewes Ferry fleet …

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Another New Jersey Offshore Wind Farm Collapses

New Jersey’s offshore wind industry has been hit with yet another setback. Leading Light Wind, a major project once expected to power one million homes, has officially withdrawn from consideration, according to a letter sent to the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities. The project had already been delayed twice and was awaiting approval for …

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Northwest Florida Unites to Transform the SS United States Into the World’s Largest Artificial Reef

Northwest Florida Unites to Transform the SS United States Into the World’s Largest Artificial Reef We have mini-update when it come to the SS United States. A new regional partnership has taken shape in Northwest Florida as Destin Fort Walton Beach and the Okaloosa Board of County Commissioners announced a major collaboration with Visit Pensacola …

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Cape May County Launches Major Legal Battle Against NJ Climate Rules

Cape May County Launches Major Legal Battle Against NJ Climate Rules The Cape May County Board of County Commissioners voted on November 12, 2025, to formally and forcefully oppose the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection’s proposed rulemaking package known as “Protecting Against Climate Threat (PACT)” and “Resilient Environments and Landscapes (REAL).” In a decisive …

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Why New Jersey’s Electric Bills Are So High – Explained

Why New Jersey’s Electric Bills Are So High – Explained It’s no secret. Electric bills this year have been ridiculous. To the point where many people just shut off their air conditioners to try to save (though it didn’t feel like it helped) Prices have surged across the state, leaving homeowners and businesses from the …

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World War II Relics Unearthed on Sea Isle City Beach

World War II Relics Unearthed on Sea Isle City Beach After Storm The Atlantic Ocean revealed another piece of history this week when two rusted .50 caliber bullet casings were discovered on the sands of 49th Street in Sea Isle City. The big discovery was made by Jacob Barnes and his sons, who were treasure …

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