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Earlier today, Preservation New Jersey announced their 2021 list of the 10 Most Endangered Historic Places. Their 10 Most program highlights “irreplaceable historic, architectural, cultural, and archaeological resources in New Jersey that are in imminent danger of being lost.” Two properties on this year’s list are located in Cape May County: the Allen A.M.E. Church… Read more »
This coming Saturday, on May 22nd, the West Cape May Environmental Commission is holding its fourth annual Electronic Waste Recycling event. To date, they’ve collected over eighteen tons of e-waste, keeping it out of our landfills and waterways. While it might seem like no big deal to toss your old computer into the curbside trash,… Read more »
Suzanne Simonetti’s latest novel The Sound of Wing is the story of three women that find themselves wonderful friends by the end—and it takes place in and around Cape May. Goldie has a butterfly garden and a shop on Carpenters Lane; Krystal is from the Villas and works at a light shop that you can… Read more »
If you’re coming down for the day or spending the week here in Cape May, here are just a few places that you might want to try.
Spontaneous Dinner Date at Viggiano’s With all that’s been going on these days, sometimes Date Night is all is all it takes to make you smile. Being stuck at home or even doing day-to-day chores may stress your relationships. So when my husband was driving me around Cape May and West Cape May for work,… Read more »
You may have heard that St. Mary’s By The Sea has closed their doors as of February 5th, 2021. We have confirmed demolition isn’t happening immediately and will update you when we know anything else. We do know that the Sisters of Saint Joseph of Philadelphia want the land to return to nature, and not have… Read more »
Sometimes on a cold night, it can be hard to think of something to make for dinner. Well think no more! If you’re wondering what to do on a chilly February evening, I may have the perfect solution. Here are three options that you may not have thought of. Dine in a private trailer or… Read more »
We had one day of snow thanks to Winter Storm Orlena! Here are highlights from yesterday’s walk around town.
A chilly January day on Washington Street Mall. There was a cold breeze, and I had to bundle up before I went out. However, there was a little girl running around and people drinking coffee on a bench. So I was thinking it would be neat to show you what Cape May looks like. I… Read more »
With 2020 out of the way, I made a New Year’s resolution to think positively. When scrolling on Instagram and Facebook, I’ll only look for crafty ideas rather than gossip. I love seeing different things, videos, and pictures, but no more negativity or silly nonsense. I was excited when I saw a few videos of… Read more »
Tree lightings around Cape May
Cape May’s first snowfall this December
Holiday decor around Cape May
Scarecrow Alley at the Emlen Physick Estate
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