Monihan, Custer to be honored at Salute to Working Women
Dottie McCrosson is the featured speaker OCEAN CITY — The Ocean City Regional Chamber of Commerce will celebrate women leaders at its annual Salute to Working Women event April 16. This year, Lindsay Monihan, owner and manager of Monihan Realty, will be recognized as the main honoree for her leadership in business and significant contributions […]
Collette resigns as commissioner, named as county public info officer
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — Cape May County Commissioner Melanie Collette resigned her elected position Friday, March 20, and on Tuesday, March 24, was announced as the county’s new public information officer. The Cape May County Board of Commissioners did that in conjunction with a resolution transferring oversight of the Office of Public Information to […]
No Kings Rally focuses on unity in action
OCEAN CITY — The crowd at Saturday’s No Kings Shorewide Resistance Rally in Ocean City wasn’t as big as organizers hoped, but the anti-Trump and anti-war passions on display were as fervent as during past rallies. Moved to the Transportation Center parking lot because of construction at the corner of Bay Avenue and Ninth Street, […]
OCHS surfers make plea to school board
They asked for additional excused absences to compete at national competition in California OCEAN CITY – Ocean City High School’s surf team, which has won multiple state championships over the years, wants the chance to add a national title to its legendary performance. Like the wax surfers use to get a grip on their boards, […]
Ocean City School District budget would raise taxes 5.4 percent
Proposal would take tax rate back to what it was in the 2021-22 school year OCEAN CITY – The proposed Ocean City School District budget would raise taxes 5.4 percent, but here’s the kicker: it would take the tax rate back to what it was five years ago in the 2021-22 school year. Presented Thursday […]
Cape May County ‘future remains bright,’ Desiderio says
Commissioners director talks new budget, coastal protection, climate rules, housing at airport SEA ISLE CITY — “I am pleased to report that Cape May County remains in a very strong financial position and our future remains bright,” Board of Commissioners Director Len Desiderio said last week. Speaking to a house packed full of Cape May […]
Somers Point honors live and service of former fire chief Denan
SOMERS POINT — Mayor Dennis Tapp and City Council honored the life and service of Fire Chief Frank John Denan on March 12. The longtime public servant died Feb. 17 at the age of 73, leaving behind his beloved family, lifelong friends and brothers and sisters of the Somers Point Fire Department. According to a […]
Local towns hosting annual Easter egg hunts, festivities
March is said to come in like a lion and go out like a lamb, or vice versa, but it’s a bunny that’s in the forefront of many minds as spring hops into the picture. Following a long, cold, snowy winter, southern New Jersey residents are looking forward to longer, warmer days and the celebration […]
Rock opera ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’ at the Gateway Playhouse April 9-19
SOMERS POINT – Gateway Playhouse will present Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s iconic rock opera “Jesus Christ Superstar” April 9-19. Directed by Chip Garrison, the musical delivers an electrifying retelling of the final days of Jesus Christ through powerful music, raw emotion and explosive energy. With a score that defined a generation – […]
Local singer-songwriter releases 2nd single, ‘reduce you’
OCEAN CITY — When singer-songwriter Mary Devlin released her first professionally produced single a few years ago, she was hoping to find an additional way to break into the music industry, such as maybe a desk job somewhere. Now she is working in the music industry, doing social media full-time for some major companies and […]