Congress Hall’s winter wonderland recognized as one of America’s top Christmas destinations
Each year, Cape May’s historic Congress Hall transforms its property into a festive Winter Wonderland that has become one of the most beloved traditions in town. During the Christmas season, visitors can stroll throughout the hotel’s Grand Lawn and shop from about 20...
Ghosts, ghouls and hauntings in South Jersey
The Jersey Shore is known for having family-friendly towns with outstanding beaches, cities full of rich history and fun boardwalks. Yet, there is a scary, spooky side to our area, full of shadowy abandoned houses, creepy cemeteries and chilling legends. Seeing that...
Chef Jason Hanin Named Finalist for 2025 Chef of the Year by New Jersey Restaurant & Hospitality Association
The Executive Chef at The Ebbitt Room in Cape May Sets a Standard for Excellence in the Industry The New Jersey Restaurant & Hospitality Association (NJRHA) has officially announced Executive Chef Jason Hanin as a finalist for its prestigious 2025 Chef of the...
Murder, humor and Cape May: Inside the world of Libby Klein
Hey, avid readers, did you know there’s an author whose books are all based in Cape May? Libby Klein — born Lisa Schwartz — was raised in Cape May and writes cozy mystery novels based on her hometown. Klein adopted “Libby Klein” as a pen name to honor her late...
Cape May’s Boys of Summer
The stories have grown over the years, like the bamboo stalks that once rimmed the original Cape May Little League Field on Lafayette Street. “I hit 55 home runs one year,” Ed McDuell said with a smile. “Actually, I hit one.” It was 70 years ago, but seemed like...
