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Posted - May 20th 2024
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Posted - August 2nd 2024
THE RESULTS ARE IN! Below are the official results of the ...
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Posted - January 19th 2024
The borough recently adopted its Community Energy Plan, prepared by BlueSky Power and funded through a grant from the NJ BPU. ...
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Posted - February 14th 2024
The Borough is pleased to announce its Community Forestry Plan has been approved by the State of New Jersey.
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Posted - February 14th 2024
The City of Cape May Police Department has provided this handy brochure, which includes important information that pertains to all communities on Cape Island including Cape May City, Cape May Point, West...
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Posted - December 18th 2023
2024 Seasonal beach tags are now available for online purchase directly through the manufacturer (processing and shipping fees apply) ...
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Posted - July 29th 2023
There is little doubt that Cape May Point homeowners understand the importance of maintaining the dunes that surround our community. The purpose of this article is to further enlist your ongoing support in protecting and maintaining our dunes; the importance of the dunes to CMPT property owners simply cannot be overstated.
The Environmental Commission (EC) ...
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Posted - July 29th 2023
Due to the kindness of many residents (listed below) who generously shared recent photos of monarch butterflies, our Mayors’ Monarch Pledge (MMP) slideshow has been updated. The photos we received this year have been added to last year’s slideshow, which has been a part of our National Wildlife Foundation (NWF) Mayors’ Monarch Pledge webpage for th...
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Posted - July 29th 2023
The Cape May Point Environmental Commission is pleased to announce that a sapling from a historic NJ tree has been planted in Pavilion Cicle. You can read more about the history of this tree by clicking here
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Posted - July 29th 2023
Walking around Lake Lily earlier this month, you may have wondered about the algae floating in the water. Today, you may be wondering why the lake looks “better.” There are a number of reasons why algae may be present in the lake.
Some things to keep in mind as background information are:
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