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— The Department of Interior is backtracking on their offshore oil plans in response to a federal judge’s ruling last month which confirmed that an Obama-era ban on drilling must be upheld until Congress passes legislation that says otherwise. U.S. Secretary of the Interior David Bernhardt announced Thursday, April 25 a plan to indefinitely more»

Cape May Court House, N.J. — The Cape May County Chamber of Commerce in partnership with the New Jersey Business Industry Association (NJBIA) will host a seminar to help businesses understand how to implement the new $15 minimum wage law. This seminar will be held at the Cape May County campus of Atlantic Cape Community College on Wednesday, May 1 more»

Read the NJ.com Op-Ed: Seismic blasts hurt marine life and are a harbinger of future problems, the Shore community says

TRENTON, N.J. – Thomas Edison State University and the Cape May County Chamber of Commerce announce a partnership that will allow chamber employees, members and employees of member corporations to earn industry valued degrees at New Jersey’s premier University for adult higher education. The newly signed partnership allows the approximately 800 more»

TRENTON, N.J. – Thomas Edison State University and the Cape May County Chamber of Commerce announce a partnership that will allow chamber employees, members and employees of member corporations to earn industry valued degrees at New Jersey’s premier University for adult higher education. The newly signed partnership allows the approximately 800 more»

The Cape May County Chamber of Commerce’s Annual Business @ the Beach Expo is scheduled for April 10, 2019. The largest business networking event in Cape May County invites the business public to be their guest. With some 500 business people in attendance, this is a great opportunity to network and shop for business goods and services. The Expo is more»

Capt. Jeff Stewart of the Cape May Whale Watcher knows better than most how whales and dolphins are affected by sound, even the tick-tick-tick of his fish finder. “Just turning off the fish finder makes it better for the whale or dolphin,” Steward told a rally of more than 100 people Monday, including public officials, high school students more»

Scholarship applications to the Cape May County Chamber of Commerce Education Foundation are due April 12, 2019. Each year the County Chamber Education Foundation awards $7500 in scholarship monies to graduating high school seniors seeking to further their education by attending a trade school, 2-year, or 4-year college. Applications are accepted through more»