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CMC Chamber Education Foundation Offers High School Dual and Concurrent Credit Scholarships
Esteemed Cape May County Chamber of Commerce President Announces Retirement
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE – After more than three decades of service, the Cape May County Chamber of Commerce (CMC Chamber) is bidding a bittersweet farewell to president and longtime friend Vicki Clark.
more»Cape May County Chamber Installs Amy Mahon as New Chairwoman
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, NJ— The Cape May County Chamber of Commerce installed
Amy Mahon, Director of Operations and Marketing at Reich Asset Management as the 45th individual to serve as Chairperson of the Board of Directors since the Chamber re-organized as the Cape May County Chamber 77 years ago in 1944 after being founded in 1916 as the Seashore Association Chamber of Commerce. Cape May County Clerk Rita Rothberg served as Installing Officer delivering the oath of office to Mahon at the Flander’s Hotel in Ocean City on October 19th along with newly elected Officers and Directors.
more»Cape May County Chamber to Host Congressman Van Drew at Annual Legislative Update
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE – The Cape May County Chamber will hold its annual Legislative Update sponsored by Comcast August 19 at 12 noon at The Shore Club in Cape May Court House sponsored by Comcast. Congressman Jeff Van Drew will be the guest speaker.
more»Cape May County Chamber Joins Call To Re-Open The Canadian Border
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE – The Cape May County Chamber joins with the County Board of Commissioners and Congressman Jeff Van Drew in urging President Biden to open the U.S. border to Canadian Visitors.
more»Cape May County officials fear 2021 another lost year for Canadian tourists
The recent decision to delay reopening the U.S.-Canadian border has ended Cape May County’s hopes of recouping some of the tourism business lost from Canadian visitors, county officials said Thursday.
more»Cape May County Chamber joins other NJ advocates thanking Senators Menendez and Booker for urging support in protecting coastline and seafood industry from offshore oil drilling.
The Cape May County Chamber joined other NJ advocates thanking Senators Menendez and Booker for their past and urging support in protecting our coastline and seafood industry from offshore oil drilling. We now need permanent protections by asking Senate Budget Committee Chairman Sanders to these for the entire Atlantic coast in the reconciliation package.
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