John Cooke March 20, 2022

Inderwies’ Case Should Be Tried In Court Not In The Press

Former City Manager Jerome Inderwies recently filed a lawsuit alleging he was defamed by the City of Cape May and two of its officials, Deputy Mayor Stacy Sheehan and City Manager Michael Voll. An article…

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John Cooke March 19, 2022

Cape May Live Turns Two Years Old

On this day, two years ago, we published the first post on the Cape May Live Facebook group. Stuff was shutting down, and doors were closing. The  COVID-19 pandemic started to rage in our area,…

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John Cooke March 5, 2022

Cape May St. Patrick’s Day Celebration

Cape May St. Patrick’s Day Celebration When a holiday lands in the middle of a week, there is always the dilemma of celebrating. Not for the Irish. The Cape May St. Patrick’s Day celebration will…

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John Cooke February 23, 2022

Cape May Accolades Keep Tourism Alive

Cape May Accolades Keep Tourism Alive Last January, the Chamber of Commerce of Greater Cape May noticed an uptick in web activity. Major publications posted some of their best-of articles. Articles that mentioned Cape May.…

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John Cooke January 21, 2022

Decatur Street Cape May Outdoor Dining Discussion Continues

Decatur Street Cape May Outdoor Dining “Technically speaking, we’re back to 2019,” in the words of Cape May City Solicitor Chris Gillin-Schwartz. The solicitor refers to the expiration of all the temporary resolutions that expired…

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