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There’s something happening every night… here is the guide you cannot be without . Don’t miss the chance to enjoy a sail on New Jersey’s tall ship, the “AJ Meerwald” Wednesday, September 1 Aleathea’s Supper Club Cabaret, 7pm Carney’s Big House Harpoon Henry’s Sal Anthony, 6-10pm Mad... 

Ideas, idle gossip and occasionally important odds ‘n’ ends… by Jack Wright . First of all, stop saying it’s the end of summer. It’s not. The last day of summer is Tuesday, September 21. That’s three whole weeks away. I think it’s important for us to realize this. Especially people (like... 

The life and times of a waitress in Cool Cape May… by Molly Stone . Like all Cape May servers, I dread August. I dread the exasperated parents, ready for their antsy kids to be out of the house and back in school. I dread the elderly folks whose morale has deteriorated after a summer of heat waves and faulty... 

Ah, those good old Cape May days… by Jackson D’Catur . I remember my days as a football star, as quarterback with the Cape May Cocks. Our colors were red and gold, and our emblem a strutting, erect cockerel, embodying our fair citizens’ chief attributes of pride, an excess of self-confidence and an endless... 

A useful and inspiring guide to eating healthy, natural foods… By Katie Panamarenko . “Envision a world in which all people eat food that is good for them, good for the people who grow it and good for the planet.” The national organization, Slow Foods, has made this their main mission (www.slowfoodusa.org).... 

An enthusiast’s view of America’s Original Seaside Resort… by Meghan Kunz . Cape May fever is spreading across north Jersey, as my sister-in-law Meredith and her husband Lazaro headed southbound on the Garden State Parkway last week. That Wednesday morning, I had heard the reports of violent rain... 

Come see a classic at the Chalfonte – By Tom Sims, Executive Director of the Cape May Film Society . Maggie the cat is alive! Well, she will be this Labor Day weekend when the Cape May Film Society and the Chalfonte Hotel present Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, the Tennessee Williams Pulitzer Prize-winning classic brought... 

A weekly historical column by Ben Miller, author of the best-selling “The First Resort.” . Churches have always been an important part of the Cape May community as a place for citizens to come together, both in worship and in meetings. At the beginning of the year, I talked about one of the earliest local... 

A weekly column by Catherine Dugan. This week: Kayaking. . If the thought of kayaking conjures images of whitewater, Eskimo rolls and helmets, think again. Kayaking around the “blueways” of Cape May involves none of that – it’s a gentle way to get close to nature. With a kid in front and an adult in back, you... 

The weekly report from the nation’s birdwatching capital… by Seymore Thanu . Happy Hawk Day! The best-est, most anticipated, most feather-wonderful day of the whole calendar year! Today is the FIRST DAY of the Cape May 2010 Hawk Watch Season. From September 1 until November 30, the Cape May Hawk Watch Platform... 

None of that generic nonsense you see in other papers… a puzzle just for this town! By Dan Mathers .  Read More →