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(UPDATE) DEP offers answers on FEMA maps

The Department of Environmental Protection has updated its frequently asked questions in regards to the new Federal Emergency Management Agency base flood elevation advisory maps, originally released in early February.

Last Updated on Wednesday, February 20, 2013 12:00 pm Read more...
 
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Celebrate Monopoly, and show us your cat!

Celebrate Monopoly, and show us your cat! Celebrate Monopoly, and show us your cat!

Welcome to the year of the cat, at least on the Monopoly board.

The classic board game – set at the Jersey Shore no less – let fans vote on Facebook for the new game piece, and Hasbro recently announced that the cat was the overwhelming favorite, beating out the toy robot, guitar, helicopter and diamond ring.

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Bigwigs break ground on Parkway project

Erik Meyer of Middle Township speaks about losing his son in a fatal accident in Middle Township, joined by Sen. Jeff Van Drew. Erik Meyer of Middle Township speaks about losing his son in a fatal accident in Middle Township, joined by Sen. Jeff Van Drew.

Event remembers those killed in crashes

MIDDLE TOWNSHIP – Officials shoveled sand on Monday morning to mark the beginning of the long-awaited project to remove traffic lights on the Garden State Parkway.

Erik Meyer of Middle Township also took part in the groundbreaking ceremony outside the Cape May County administration building. His 17-year son, Christopher, died in an accident at exit 10 in 2004.\

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Cape May County warns of rabies risk

Dennis Township dog owner, 88, being treated after exposure

CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE – Four cases of rabies have been reported in Cape May County so far this year, according to officials.

An 88-year-old woman was exposed to rabies in Dennis Township.

Last Updated on Friday, February 08, 2013 04:51 pm Read more...
 
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Groundbreaking ceremony held Monday on Parkway light-removal project

Event remembers those killed in crashes

Officials shoveled sand on Monday morning to mark the beginning of the long-awaited project to remove traffic lights on the Garden State Parkway. Officials shoveled sand on Monday morning to mark the beginning of the long-awaited project to remove traffic lights on the Garden State Parkway.

MIDDLE TOWNSHIP – Officials shoveled sand on Monday morning to mark the beginning of the long-awaited project to remove traffic lights on the Garden State Parkway.

Erik Meyer of Middle Township also took part in the groundbreaking ceremony outside the Cape May County administration building. His 17-year son, Christopher, died in an accident at exit 10 in 2004.

Last Updated on Tuesday, February 05, 2013 06:46 pm Read more...
 
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Sheppard backs volunteer program

CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE – Cape May County Surrogate Susan Sheppard endorses a program initiated by state Chief Justice Stuart Rabner that calls for volunteers to monitor the well-being of the elderly and disabled who rely on legal guardians to manage their financial and health-related decisions.  

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Tuition, fees up in Atlantic Cape

Students still see the college as an affordable choice

MIDDLE TOWNSHIP – Students at Atlantic Cape Community College will pay almost 6 percent more for tuition, starting this summer.

Those taking 24 credits a year will see a $176.40 a year increase for a total of $3,164.40.

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Christie calls for faster, fairer handling of Sandy-related insurance claims

Gov. Chris Christie and state officials held a Mobile Cabinet in Union Beach Tuesday, Feb. 5, where the governor announced measures to help storm-impacted residents resolve Hurricane Sandy-related insurance disputes more quickly and efficiently. 

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Cape May County offers free income tax return prep for those making under $50,000

CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE – Income tax return forms will be prepared free for residents of any age with incomes under $50,000, Cape May County Freeholder Kristine Gabor announced. The forms will be completed Feb. 4-April 15 through the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program. 

Last Updated on Friday, February 08, 2013 04:52 pm Read more...
 
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Groundhog sees no shadow, predicts spring will come early

Despite the snow still lingering in South Jersey, Punxsutawney Phil, Pennsylvania’s famous groundhog prognosticator, has predicted an early spring.

According to the official Groundhog Day website, groundhog.org, Phil woke up Saturday morning, Feb. 2 to no shadow.

Last Updated on Saturday, February 02, 2013 11:23 am Read more...
 
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