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August 6, 2026

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Capital plan: $23.8 million in projects slated for 2026 in Ocean City

OCEAN CITY – There are $23.8 million worth of capital projects planned in Ocean City during fiscal 2026.  Chief Financial Officer Frank Donato said the work is included in the municipal budget for 2026. (See related story, this page.) The five-year capital plan, which includes 2026 through 2030, is at $73 million. As of Dec. […]

Squad 21 Youth Summer Camp is back

Upper Township Rescue Squad is host for local middle-schoolers UPPER TOWNSHIP — The Squad 21 Youth Summer Camp will return in June for its fourth year, and registration is now open to local middle-schoolers. Hosted by the Upper Township Rescue Squad in partnership with Cape Assist and other local first responder agencies, the free program […]

Somers Point barber is in the National Barber Museum Hall of Fame

Phil Huber, who grew up in Ocean City, still enjoys cutting hair now that he’s 85 SOMERS POINT — Philip Huber, owner of Phil’s Barbershop & Hair Replacement on Groveland Avenue, has been inducted into the National Barber Museum Hall of Fame. The museum honors those who have distinguished themselves by an outstanding contribution to the […]

Block Party is this Saturday in Ocean City; Martin seeks his shadow Friday

OCEAN CITY – One of Ocean City’s premier events – the Spring Block Party – will return to downtown Asbury Avenue from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, May 2. But before that, beach lovers will check on the summer forecast. Ocean City’s hermit-crab mascot will seek his shadow in a local version of […]

Upper Township creates deputy administrator position, says it will save money

PETERSBURG — Township Committee created the position of deputy administrator via ordinance April 27. According to the measure, the employee will be appointed by Township Committee upon recommendation of the township administrator. It will be a Civil Service position whose duties will include oversight of the personnel system, including recruitment, selection and on-boarding of employees.  […]

Bayfest draws thousands in Somers Point as the rain holds off

SOMERS POINT — Despite outlooks that cast a shadow on his optimistic opinion, Public Works Superintendent Steve Hornig predicted that rain would hold off and the sun would come out for the city’s 37th annual Bayfest celebration April 25. He was right on one count, at least, as the all-day festival along historic Bay Avenue […]

Sea&Do: Upcoming events

Reserve tickets for Shore Auxiliary Fashion Show, Brunch OCEAN CITY – The Shore Medical Center Auxiliary invites the community to its annual Thrift Shop Fashion Show & Brunch 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday, May 6, at a new location, the historic Flanders Hotel in Ocean City. Reservations must be received by Thursday, April 30. […]

OCHS students test simulator to show what driving impaired is like

Meant to educate them before prom season OCEAN CITY – With prom approaching, Ocean City High School students are busy finding the perfect attire, making plans with friends, and scheduling barber and beauty appointments. This special night is a time to make lifelong memories, and OCHS administrators are taking extra steps to make sure students […]

Absolutely wild softball game

Ocean City Red Raiders, down 13-2 to Cedar Creek, come back to win 21-15 OCEAN CITY — It didn’t make sense to stick around and watch. The Red Raider girls were down 8-0 at the top of the second inning. Two big Ocean City home runs made a dent, 8-2, in the bottom of the […]

Urban Search and Rescue training

Ocean City, Wildwood firefighters learn the ropes OCEAN CITY — Cape May County’s Urban Search and Rescue team (USAR) is ready to respond to help its fellow departments across the county when special circumstances require members’ specific skills. The USAR members also work to share their skills, training other firefighters. Ocean City firefighter Matt Long […]