Inaugural two-day festival held at 4-H Fairgrounds CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — Kings and queens, lords and ladies broke bread with commoners and some oddly dressed others May 2-3 at the 4-H Fairgrounds. The inaugural Cape May Renaissance Faire featured two days of fun, fantasy and history — medieval style. Entertainment was held on four […]
OCEAN CITY — Voters went to the polls in Ocean City Tuesday, May 12, and re-elected Jay Gillian to a fifth term as mayor. “I think if anything, this election tells us that Ocean City does not like hate, they don’t like the ugliness,” he said at the Flanders Hotel after the results were announced. […]
Inaugural two-day festival held at 4-H Fairgrounds CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — Kings and queens, lords and ladies broke bread with commoners and some oddly dressed others May 2-3 at the 4-H Fairgrounds. The inaugural Cape May Renaissance Faire featured two days of fun, fantasy and history — medieval style. Entertainment was held on four […]
Neighbors present petition opposing tower; FAA, NJDEP haven’t approved it yet OCEAN CITY — A few years ago, neighbors were successful in blocking a cell tower Verizon Wireless wanted to place atop a building near the corner of Haven Avenue and 34th Street in Ocean City. The neighbors complained about potential health hazards from EMF […]
Firefighters responded to boat on fire on a trailer on Bay Avenue OCEAN CITY – A burn victim was airlifted to the Jefferson Burn Center in Philadelphia Friday afternoon, May 8, after Ocean City firefighters responded to a boat on fire on a trailer parked in the city. According to Ocean City Fire Chief Bernard […]
Joyce Bakley Trofa, age 83, of Ocean City NJ, went to be with the Lord on May 7, 2026, with the hearts of her family and loved ones. Born on August 16th, 1942, in Somers Point, NJ, Joyce was the beloved daughter of the late Elsie and James Provenson. She graduated from Ocean City High, […]
OCEAN CITY — The year-old condominium at 812A Second St. provides peace of mind to its next family, who can focus all of its attention on enjoying the beach just a short walk away. Featuring four bedrooms, a wide-open great room, two bathrooms and a powder room, the home is just one long block and […]
OCEAN CITY — Bypass the traffic on the Schuylkill and Atlantic City expressways en route to the shore by flying a private plane to the Ocean City Municipal Airport adjacent to the condo at 12 Sconset Court. “This coastal retreat is available just in time for the summer,” listing agent Stephen Hoffman said. “Enjoy the […]
OCEAN CITY — Wake up to breathtaking sunrises and the soothing sound of ocean waves at 2313 Wesley Ave. Unit 1, an extraordinary new beachfront home just steps from the boardwalk in Ocean City’s coveted Goldcoast neighborhood. “With unobstructed ocean views and direct beach access, this premier location offers the perfect balance of privacy and […]
Red Raiders Godfrey and Tolson win events BUENA – Coach Mike Colombo’s Mustang girls won seven events and earned even more medals at the Cape-Atlantic League Track and Field Championships Saturday at Buena Regional High School. The Ocean City High School girls team earned individual championships for two runners and had other medal winners as […]
EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP – Emma Preissman was a triple winner as the Mustang girls track team won the Atlantic County Track and Field Championships May 4 at Egg Harbor Township High School and the boys team placed second. Mainland Regional High School’s girls team finished with 210 points, EHT was second with 101, Hammonton third […]
OCEAN CITY – Red Raider Garrett Sampson was a triple winner leading the boys team to victory at the Cape May County Track and Field Championships May 5 at Ocean City High School. Red Raiders Ella Miller and Carly Godfrey each won two individual events as the Ocean City girls continued their dominance of the meet. […]
Is it that horrible living here on this barrier island, forcing people to live in valuable homes protected by paid police and firefighters with a great downtown, beautiful boardwalk and beaches? (And a great Senior Center and Community Center, extensive work to mitigate flooding and a ton of other amenities not available to those on […]
We hope that the Ocean City Board of Education’s hiring of Dr. Brian Latwis as the new superintendent of schools last week breaks the trend in recent years. The current superintendent, Dr. Christian Angelillo, is leaving after only two years, following a superintendent who lasted only a year and multiple interim superintendents in between that […]
Ocean City voters will be sending in their ballots or going to the polls May 12 to choose who will lead the resort for the next four years. What do they want? Mayor Jay Gillian is seeking his fifth term. He is facing a pair of longtime city councilmen, Keith Hartzell and Pete Madden, who […]
The Sentinel is profiling the four candidates running in the Democratic primary for the Second Congressional District seat. This may or may not be the year one of them can topple incumbent Republican Jeff Van Drew, and if they do, they’ll be overcoming the voter registration that gives Republicans a big edge and the power […]
