News

 Morey’s Piers, located in Wildwood NJ, is celebrating the expansion of its solar footprint and continued commitment to improve sustainability and conservation by hosting a “Cutting the Cord” celebration. Enjoy a little tailgating, small bites (including Curley’s Fries), live entertainment, and happy hour on this little piece of “Paved Paradise”.

The City of Cape May welcomes back the Free Jitney Service this summer! The service begins this Friday, May 27th, and will run this weekend on Friday from 4:00 PM – 10:00 PM, and Saturday – Monday from 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM.

Cape May County nearly made a full recovery in Tourism in 2021 and look poised to surpass record 2019 levels in 2022. This was the news from the Cape May County Tourism Conference, which was hosted by the Cape May County Tourism on Wednesday at the Cape May County Administration Building.

It came as an instant thought for Anthony Martino, helping Ukraine is the right thing to do for his Gaiss’ Markets located in the Villas.

 Morey’s Piers in Wildwood, NJ, was one of five winners to receive the International Ride Operator Certification (iROC) Operations Audit Excellence Award. International Ride Training (IRT) announced the winners at its recent Ride Camp Safety Seminar held at Carowinds Park in Charlotte, NC.

After two summers with the U.S./Canadian border closed due to COVID-19 travel restrictions, the Cape May County Department of Tourism has launched an aggressive campaign to recapture the loyal international visitors from the Provence of Quebec.

 Middle Township School District Superintendent David Salvo, Ed.D. has been named Cape May County Superintendent of the Year.

The Cape May County Zoo is excited to announce the arrival of ‘Leeloo’ a 10-year-old female Common Marmose