Headlines for the week of Nov. 30, 2008
By Susan Tischler • Dec 3rd, 2008 • Category: Local HeadlinesBorough and fire department in disagreement. All Call, building ownership source of angst in West Cape May. West Cape May - West Cape May has had a volunteer fire company for over 100 years, although the borough still does not have an officially recognized fire company. Cape May Star and Wave 12/4
Everyone gets a raise in Lower. Lower Township - If you work for the Township of Lower, there is a good chance you got a raise on Monday night. Cape May Star and Wave 12/4
Coast Guard halts pool swim meets. Cape May - The U.S. Coast Guard Training Center pool will no longer be used for swim meets by Lower Cape May Regional High school after the Coast Guard decided it didn’t have the manpower to meet security needs related related to meets. Cape May Star and Wave 12/4
Mandatory hook-ups in LT. Lower Township - Lower Township Council introduced an ordinance Monday tio requitre townshhip reswidents to hook-up to the muniicapl water supply. Cape May Star and Wave 12/4
West Cape May Plans Liquor Sale Regulations. West Cape May - Borough Commissionis working on ordinances to regulate alcohol sales in the borough after voters approved the sale of two liquor licenses last month, one for a restaurant, the other for retail sales. Cape May County Herald 12/3
Susan Tischler is editor of CapeMay.com and Cape May Magazine.
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