Headlines from the Cape May Star and Wave, July 2
By Susan Tischler • Jul 2nd, 2009 • Category: Local HeadlinesAgreement reached with state on East Cape May. Cape May – Mayor Edward Mahaney announced an agreement between development corporation East Cape May Associates and the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection that will end a nearly 20-year old dispute over a significant portion of a 96-acre site east of Pittsburgh Avenue known as the Sewell Point Tract. Cape May Star and Wave 7/2
Free summer jazz starts. Cape May – A new initiative by the Cape May Jazz Festival is bringing jazz to Cape May during the summer. Cape May Star and Wave 7/2
New vision for Beach Theatre. Boutique hotel adds innovative touch. Cape May – The Beach Theatre Foundation presented a vision for developing the site and saving the historic theater, June 27, and believe it fits with its creative and innovative beginning. Cape May Star and Wave 7/2
Beach safety a vital concern. Cape May – Before the two city schools recessed for the summer, a team of fighters and lifeguards visited the schools and talked tot he students about beach safety. Cape May Star and Wave 7/2
Rocky gets home makeover. Tiger’s new digs include a waterfall. Cape May Court House – Talk about an extreme home maekover. Cape May Star and Wave 7/2
Susan Tischler is editor of CapeMay.com and Cape May Magazine.
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