The Cape May County Public Works Department will begin resurfacing portions of Bayshore Road and New England Road in Lower Township on Thursday, July 9, and Friday, July 10. Construction crews will lay new pavement, followed by fresh lane striping and raised reflectors to improve visibility. Single-lane detours will be active during construction hours, though…
Cape May County officials are renewing their push to convert a portion of the local airport into a townhome complex, despite a previous rejection from the Federal Aviation Administration. The updated proposal seeks permission to transform 18 acres of the Cape May County Airport into housing primarily reserved for members of the U.S. Coast Guard.…
After less than a year in operation, Coffee Tyme owners Jesse and Leigha Lambert have announced the sale of their North Cape May storefront on Bayshore Road. The owners stated the move allows them to focus on their two primary locations at the Washington Street Mall and Beach Avenue in Cape May. While the new…
Firefighters contained an early morning blaze at the popular Harpoons on the Bay restaurant in North Cape May on Wednesday. The fire, which reportedly started in an outbuilding ice maker around 3:00 a.m., caused only minor damage to an adjacent tiki bar and was kept away from the main restaurant structure. No injuries were reported,…
Lower Township officials are moving forward with plans to introduce paid parking in the Diamond Beach section of Five Mile Island just in time for the 2026 summer season. The new policy, which utilizes the ParkMobile app for approximately 160 spots, aims to manage heavy summer congestion and generate an estimated $175,000 in annual revenue.…
The Flight Deck Diner at Cape May Airport has announced its permanent closure following severe damage caused by a burst pipe during recent extreme cold. Engineering reports determined that structural and electrical repairs to the former terminal building would cost millions of dollars, leading the landlord to terminate the lease. Owner Chrissy McMullan, who operated…
A Galloway couple faces multiple charges after allegedly stealing more than $300,000 from a family-owned plumbing and heating company in Lower Township. Authorities state that the office manager and her husband, who worked as a plumber for the business, were charged with theft by deception and money laundering following a three-year investigation into financial discrepancies.…
Lower Township is expanding its recreational offerings with five new outdoor pickleball courts on Bayshore Road scheduled for completion by December 22nd. The nearly $519,000 project features new fencing, shade structures, and seating, bringing the township’s total to seven dedicated outdoor courts. Officials noted that while the courts are finishing up soon, plans for a…
The Delaware River and Bay Authority has unanimously approved a $78.6 million contract to construct a new diesel-hybrid ferry for the Cape May-Lewes route. The vessel, expected to launch in 2029, will replace the aging MV Cape Henlopen and is designed to operate with zero emissions while docked. This project is supported by a $20…
Lower Township is significantly expanding its pickleball facilities with the addition of five new dedicated courts. These new courts are being constructed between the Township Hall and the Senior Center, bringing the total number of regulation courts to seven, in addition to existing tennis courts lined for pickleball. Township Manager Mike Laffey noted the growing…