Feature
The Last Tower: Restoring a South Cape May Original
How one of Cape May’s earliest beach homes survived storms, relocation, and time to stand tall once again
highlight
Feature
The USS Jacob Jones
Remembering a ship and its survivors, torpedoed off Cape May during World War II
Feature
50 Summers Later
Glynis Rickard and Louise Hudson recently revisited Cape May from Ireland after 50 years to reminisce on their summers abroad working in America in the early 1970s.
Feature
Local, Legend, Lifeguard: A tribute to Harry “Buzz” Mogck
Harry “Buzz” Mogck lived his entire life in Cape May. Perhaps he is best remembered as the long-time Chief of the Cape May Beach Patrol (CMBP).
Feature
To Everything a Season
Nature dictates the menu at Beach Plum Farm, in a farm-to-table dinner series that changes with the harvest
Feature
Gone with the Waves
For half a century, South Cape May was the summer retreat of working-class families, tourists and titans of industry. By the early 1950s, most of the town had washed out to sea. But for one early resident, the memories linger on.