Man Who Allegedly Beheaded Seagull on Wildwood Boardwalk Has Been Indicted A Cape May County man who allegedly decapitated a seagull on the Wildwood Boardwalk has officially been indicted on multiple charges, including animal cruelty and child endangerment. Franklin C. Zeigler, 30, of Erma, was indicted by a Cape May County grand jury on June …
North Wildwood’s Veterans Memorial Park Partially Opens Those who visited the shore this weekend may have noticed that a portion of North Wildwood’s Veterans Memorial Park has opened to the public after many years of planning and construction. Located at 201 West Walnut Avenue in North Wildwood, the official groundbreaking for the project took place …
Cape May County Officials Oppose NJPACT/REAL Rules Cape May County and its 16 municipalities are standing together to voice their opposition to the proposed NJPACT/REAL Rules, which they argue could have significant negative impacts on the region’s economy, housing, and overall development. In response to these concerns, county officials will host a press conference on …
Wildwood Channel Complex Dredging Project Underway In a bid to enhance navigation safety in the coastal regions of Wildwood, North Wildwood, West Wildwood, and Middle Township, Cape May County, the New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) has launched the Wildwood Channel Complex dredging project. This $9.7 million endeavor, helmed by NJDOT’s contractor, Mobile Dredging & …
Grocery Outlet Is Coming to Rio Grande The California food market chain, Grocery Outlet, is currently expanding its store East and will be opening a new location in Rio Grande, New Jersey. Grocery Outlet is a popular and highly regarded discount grocery store that has gained a loyal customer base over the years. With over …
The Lost Cape May Race Track: A Forgotten Piece of History In the 1800s, one sport captivated Americans like no other–it wasn’t baseball, which was just gaining traction, but horse racing. The Lost Cape May Race Track Throughout New Jersey, horse racing tracks flourished along the coast. What many may not know is that Cape …
NO NEW CASES OF COVID-19 REPORTED TODAY IN CMC We have some AMAZING news coming out of Cape May County! Cape May County is reporting no new cases of COVID-19 today for the first time since April 5th. The press release goes on to say; “While the numbers of COVID-19 continue to decline in the …