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Cape May Court House, N.J. — The Cape May County Chamber of Commerce will host Senator Bob Andrzejczak at the organization’s July 18 meeting held at The Shore Club. “Senator Andrzejczak will give Chamber members an update on state legislative issues concerning the 1st District, especially those included, or not included like a more»

Rep. Frank Pallone says that the battle against the Trump Administration’s push for seismic blasting and drilling for oil and gas in the Atlantic Ocean is in a “state of limbo.” This comes after the Trump administration’s appeal of a federal judge blocking it from reopening the Obama-era 5-year plan to make oil and natural gas more»

Rep. Frank Pallone says that the battle against the Trump Administration’s push for seismic blasting and drilling for oil and gas in the Atlantic Ocean is in a “state of limbo.” This comes after the Trump administration’s appeal of a federal judge blocking it from reopening the Obama-era 5-year plan to make oil and natural gas more»

Rep. Frank Pallone says that the battle against the Trump Administration’s push for seismic blasting and drilling for oil and gas in the Atlantic Ocean is in a “state of limbo.” This comes after the Trump administration’s appeal of a federal judge blocking it from reopening the Obama-era 5-year plan to make oil and natural gas more»

STONE HARBOR – Representatives from the Cape May County Municipal Utilities Authority (CMCMUA) discussed the future of recycling plastics and protecting the coastal environment at the Cape May County Chamber of Commerce meeting at The Reeds at Shelter Haven June 20. John Conturo, solid waste program manager, CMCMUA, provided insight into the more»

Cape May County Chamber of Commerce President Vicki Clark talks with Jill Horner on Comcast Newsmakers about tourism in Cape May County, NJ

— 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»