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Friday 05/17/2013
Video security cameras added to Wildwood, Ocean City's boardwalks

A video security system has been installed along the Boardwalks in Wildwood and Ocean City to "get more electronic eyes on the street," according to Cape May County Prosecutor Robert Taylor.

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Thursday 05/16/2013
Middle Township crash injures North Wildwood woman

A North Wildwood woman was injured in a motor vehicle accident in Middle Township Wednesday morning.

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Annual Heartwalk planned

Wednesday 05/15/2013
Wildwood students aim to win marbles tournament for first time

WILDWOOD - William Portalatin and Luis Contreras played marbles Monday on the same concrete rings the nation's marbles champions have played on for decades.

Inaugural Walk to Cure Diabetes takes place May 18 in Wildwood

The South Jersey chapter of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation will host its first-ever Walk to Cure Diabetes fundraiser on the Wildwood Boardwalk on Saturday, May 18, to raise money to help find a cure for Type 1 diabetes.

Wetlands Institute to celebrate its first Spring Shorebird, Horseshoe Crab fest

The Wetlands Institute will host its inaugural Spring Shorebird and Horseshoe Crab Festival this weekend, May 17-19, aimed at educating the community on the migratory shorebird refueling stopover and horseshoe crab spawning phenomenon that takes place on the Delaware Bay beaches each spring.

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Middle Township

Tuesday 05/14/2013
With Honors

Cape Tech students at NJ SkillsUSA

Monday 05/13/2013
Births

Shore Medical Center

Sunday 05/12/2013
Everyone Has A Story: Mayflower descendents from Upper Township turn 75 years of newsletters into a book

There were 102 passengers aboard the Mayflower when it left England for the New World in 1620, said Alice Teal, of Marmora in Upper Township.

No traces of Sandy remain in picture-perfect Cape May

Micki McGlade's locally famous, eponymous restaurant on a pier by the beach was one of Cape May's few businesses damaged by Hurricane Sandy.

New attractions, not signs of damage, await Wildwood visitors

The Wildwoods' location - far from where Hurricane Sandy made landfall - and the island's famously enormous beaches helped it endure the storm with relatively little damage.

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