Anthony Henrich, a junior at Cape May County Technical High School, has been selected to attend the Congress of Future Medical Leaders next June at the University of Massachusetts-Lowell.The ...

Whether from his time in the United States Coast Guard or scalloping and fishing with his cousins and uncle, Cape May ...

President Trump has proposed a budget that would significantly reduce federal funds for public education. If it’s adopted intact, K-12 funding would be cut $4.5 billion for fiscal 2026, which begins ...

Atlantic City Electric has been seeking a $109 million increase in its distribution rates since November 2024. The company announced the rate-increase request Nov. 21 and filed it with the Board of ...

A house fire might very well have destroyed a single-family residence in West Wildwood, Tuesday, Aug. 12, but the lone ...

Well, we finally had a break in the weather. The initial effects of the windy weather slowed down the fishing roll that we ...

Cape May Naturally is the NJ Audubon’s column about birding and nature. It is written for the Herald and Do the Shore by a rotating cast of experts. Technology and nature are certainly not two areas ...

The first spoken sentence in “Moon Crabs,” Leah Michaels’ short film about horseshoe crabs, is a muttered expression of ...

If you’ve recently tried to make a medical appointment, you’ve probably noticed it’s harder to find an available doctor – especially one who knows you personally and isn’t part of a giant health ...

The Crepe Myrtles are in full bloom, I saw my first Monarch butterfly this season, and the tails of the squirrels are turning ...

At a recent meeting of the Cape Issues Group, we spent nearly an hour grappling with a concern that has slowly, but surely, ...

For most of my life, I’ve taken clean water for granted. Our water in Cape May City is clean and reliable, for which I’m thankful. On Life Outreach with James and Betty Robison, their “Water for Life” ...