The Cape May Jazz Festival “Legends and more Blues” The 31st Cape May Jazz Festival April 17-19 2009 “Legends and more Blues” presented by NJ Division of Travel and Tourism and Bank of America opens a Tribute to Billy Eckstine and Sarah Vaughn with “Have a Song on Me Celebrating Mr. B” and the Big […]

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This year will be the 3rd Annual Cape May Shark Tournament, we plan on a bigger and better event than the last 2 years. The tournament has become known as having the best payout per boat in Sharking. Last year we handed out over $35,000 in prize money and along with thousands in merchandise at […]

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Cape May County is a peninsula, located at the southernmost tip of New Jersey between the Atlantic Ocean and the Delaware Bay. From the thrill and excitement of the boardwalk to the gracious hospitality of Victorian Inns, there is something for everyone on a Jersey Cape vacation. The common thread of a Jersey Cape vacation […]

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World War II Lookout Tower Now Open Daily! Restoration of Cape May’s World War II Lookout Tower (Fire Control Tower No. 23) Museum and Memorial on Sunset Boulevard in Lower Township, is MAC’s latest historic restoration project. Fire Control Tower No. 23 is New Jersey’s last remaining restorable World War II tower, part of the […]

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Source: The Press of Atlantic City Written by: Vincent Jackson Published: Thursday, December 25, 2008 CAPE MAY – The numerous bed and breakfasts here attract visitors year around, but the choices of where to stay decrease dramatically on Christmas Day. It’s not that there’s no room at the inn, it’s just that the inn isn’t […]

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The Spring Tulip & Garden Show sponsored the Cape May Chamber of Commerce, April 25-26. Activities for this year’s homage to spring will be held in Rotary Park – where the gazebo is – on Lyle Lane behind the Washington Street Mall. One of the highlights of this year’s garden show will the ninth annual […]

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Herald – Article and Photo SUNSET BEACH — The World War II Lookout Tower: Fire Control Tower No. 23 Museum & Memorial opened to the public Friday March 27 with a steady stream of visitors and a coastal artillery reenactor inside from Cape Henlopen State Park who explained the purpose of the structure and how […]

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Source: Press of Atlantic City Published: 1/20/09 Written By: BRIAN IANIERI CAPE MAY – At the Emlen Physick Estate on Monday, Tom Celandine spoke of his first and only jump from an airplane. In 1964, with the U.S. Naval Air Reserve, he packed his parachute and was told the rip “wasn’t bad enough to make […]

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Source:  Cape May County Herald Written by:  Al Campbell Robert Elwell and Carol Boyd detailed plans Thursday, Jan. 15 at the Cape May County Chamber of Commerce monthly meeting for this summer’s 400th anniversary celebration of Henry Hudson’s infamous navigational blunder that stuck his vessel, the Half Moon, on a sandbar somewhere off Cape May […]

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Bon voyage! The Cape May-Lewes Ferry offers convenient, round-trip foot passenger service to exciting destinations in Delaware and New Jersey. It’s so easy-just park in our free, well-lit and security patrolled lots. Then purchase a round-trip foot passenger/shuttle service combo ticket, and we’ll transport you to many of the places you want to be. www.capemaylewesferry.com/

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