Explaining Why New Jersey’s Waters Have Gotten So Clear Recently, the beaches of the Jersey Shore have been dazzling visitors with their remarkably clear, turquoise waters, rivaling those of tropical paradises. Typically known for their darker blue hues, these oceans have taken on a vibrant, almost Caribbean-like appearance, leaving many beachgoers in awe. This stunning …
Another Breach in North Wildwood’s Dunes North Wildwood is grappling with worsening beach erosion as recent storms take their toll on the coastline. A new breach in the dunes at the 13th Avenue beach access point, alongside an expanding gap between 13th and 15th Avenues, underscores the urgency of the situation. Just weeks ago, North …
The Day New Jersey Was Almost Invaded It was a wake-up call, a realization that the unexpected could unfold on any coast. As the threat of German U-boats loomed, South Jersey found itself at the forefront of concern, positioned strategically at the mouth of the Delaware River, becoming a potential prime target. In the early …
New Jersey’s Plastic Bag Ban Failed In a surprising turn of events, a recent study from a business research firm has unveiled that plastic consumption in New Jersey has tripled, defying the state’s 2022 plastic ban aimed at tackling the persistent issue of plastic pollution. The research, conducted by the Freedonia Report, a division of …
North Wildwood’s Gateway Entrance and Gold Star Families Memorial Moves Forward The City of North Wildwood is one step closer to not only upgrading their entrance into the city but also paying homage to the brave Veterans and Fallen Heroes who have selflessly served the nation. The Gold Star Families Memorial and Gateway Entrance Improvement …
Snow on the Wildwood Boardwalk Via Drone Once upon a winter’s eve, a magical transformation enveloped the Wildwood Boardwalk, turning it into a wonderland of enchantment. The air was crisp with the promise of snowflakes, and the moon cast a silvery glow over the deserted boardwalk. As the first snowflakes began to fall, they danced …
Murphy Halts Penalties for Underage Public Drinking The summer of 2023 had seen much underage drinking not only in Cape May County but much all over the state of New Jersey. What made this increase of underage drinking was the introduction of decriminalizing public drinking for those under 21. Under the law enacted and enforced …
Heavy Rain And Winds Again This Weekend in New Jersey As the weekend approaches, the National Weather Service issues a forecast that warns of significant weather disturbances along the I-95 corridor and points to the south and east. According to meteorologists, a potent storm system is expected to bring a deluge of rain, gusty winds, …
Why Abandoned Boats Linger in New Jersey New Jersey’s coastline, with its picturesque views and rich maritime culture, is grappling with a persistent challenge – abandoned beached boats. These vessels, left to weather the elements, not only mar the natural beauty of the area but also present significant environmental and navigational hazards. What adds to …
The Turkey Who Loved The Jersey Shore Once upon a time in a cozy little barnyard nestled on the outskirts of Turkeytown, there lived a curious and adventurous turkey named Tilly. Tilly was not your average turkey – she had a love for the sea and the sandy shores that stretched along the Jersey coastline. …