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Hang Out with the Flyers This Summer in South Jersey
In South Jersey, there are many traditions that locals and vacationers look forward to each year. From Christmas in July Festivities to Lifeguard Race Competitions and numerous fundraisers, summertime is always busy at the Jersey Shore. One of those traditions is now in its eighth year: The Flyers Community Caravan...
The ‘Sounds’ of ‘Taylor Swift’ are Coming to Ocean City, NJ
It’s being hailed as “Back by Overwhelming Demand.”. Entertainment pro Bob Rose is the reliable source where I learned about this. Rose shared the news on his social media page yesterday that …. After kicking off the summer with TWO sold out shows, Let's Sing Taylor - A...
Ocean City prepares for Fourth of July as record crowds head to Jersey Shore
The holiday is underway at the Jersey Shore and in Ocean City, New Jersey, the crowds just keep growing. Holiday-like crowds have flocked to the shore all week long as AAA predicts nearly one million people from the Philadelphia area will travel over the holiday weekend.
Extra Points: Wildwood Lifeguard wins 42nd Annual SuperAthalon
CAPE MAY – Midway through Monday’s 42nd SuperAthalon, as he was rowing along the shoreline past dolphins and seagulls, Cape May lifeguard Rob Moran thought about the person who created the event in 1982. The triathlon-style race was the brainchild of form Cape May Beach Patrol Captain Harry...
The Jersey Cape has a bustling lineup of events scheduled for July
The Jersey Cape, famous for its 30 miles of breathtaking beaches, charming coastal towns, rich history, and vibrant culture, has been delighting families for generations. This summer, visitors can look forward to an exciting lineup of free concerts and outdoor movies under the stars, as well as indoor performances by The Ocean City Pops Orchestra, The Beach Boys, and other legendary entertainers at the Historic Music Pier on Ocean City’s boardwalk.
North Wildwood lifts ban on some beach tents after progress on beach nourishment project
NORTH WILDWOOD, N.J. (CBS) -- Thanks to progress on the city's beach nourishment project, North Wildwood is scaling back on its beach tent ban just in time for the Fourth of July holiday weekend.North Wildwood Mayor Patrick Rosenello posted on Facebook Tuesday that the city council approved a resolution to suspend restrictions on beach tents, cabanas and canopies."Tents or similar shade structures that are 10' by 10' or smaller are now PERMITTED on the North Wildwood beaches. Any structures larger than 10' by 10' are still restricted," the post said.Back in May, the North Wildwood City Council approved banning large...
Bernadette Peters kicks off Ocean City Pops season
OCEAN CITY – Broadway’s Bernadette Peters appeared with the Ocean City Pops Orchestra Sunday night to open a star-studded season of concerts in the Music Pier. The 76-year-old Peters brought the energy of a Broadway singer half her age. And the sold-out audience clapped and cheered with her on a familiar repertoire. She offered energy, variety and high style for a full 90 minutes — no intermission.
Dog day of summer: Skato for Kato benefits Humane Society of Ocean City
OCEAN CITY — Dozens turned out for the annual Skato for Kato event June 20 that featured a skateboard competition and concert by the punk-pop band The Sheckies. Skateboarders young and old (not quite as old as this former skate rat) attacked the obstacles, ramps and bowls to show off their best tricks at the Ocean City Skate Park on the corner of Fifth Street and Asbury Avenue.
Broadway stars set to shine at the Music Pier
This summer, the Ocean City Theatre Company is celebrating its 17th season by bringing out the stars. Broadway on the OC Boardwalk is returning to the Music Pier for an evening that will surely delight audiences of all ages. The show will bring Broadway to life, featuring high quality performances from professional performers, as well as members of OCTC’s Junior Company.
High-tech amenities, multilevel layout set Southend home apart
OCEAN CITY — Be the first to track beach sand across the floor of the new single-family home at 5315 Asbury Ave. in the Southend neighborhood of America’s Greatest Family Resort. Featuring five bedrooms and five bathrooms, the home includes all of the bells and whistles that modern...
$2.5 Million in renovations planned for Ocean City aquatic center
The Ocean City Aquatic & Fitness Center pool has been a favorite place in the community for avid swimmers, competitors and for swim lessons. But after 46 years of use, the six-lane, 25-meter, indoor pool is showing its age. The facility is in need of modernization, including repairs to a leaky drainage system and repairs to the pool walls, among other issues.
Video shows 9 people rescued from rip currents in Ocean City, New Jersey
OCEAN CITY, N.J. (CBS) — Body camera and drone video, obtained by CBS News Philadelphia, captured a water rescue this past weekend in Ocean City, New Jersey. The Ocean City Beach Patrol said about a dozen lifeguards saved nine people, including two children, who were caught in a strong rip current at the 9th Street beach.Initially, four people went in the water, then five others jumped in to help, but soon all nine were struggling, according to Ocean City Beach Patrol. Even though the swimmers entered the water at about 9:30 a.m., 30 minutes before lifeguards were on duty, many guards were already at the beach and jumped in to help. Two people were brought in on jet skis while the other seven were given flotation devices and guided to shore by lifeguards. Ocean City police launched its drone to help determine exactly how many people were in the water. Within minutes of the calls for help, everyone was safe on the beach. Beach Patrol said the ordeal is another reminder to only swim when a lifeguard is on duty.
Lights in the sky, ‘Jaws’ on the screen and more July 4th ‘Shore Things’
The Jersey Shore is usually filled with food, fun and fireworks during the Fourth of July weekend, but there’s even more happening, with events ranging from the Ocean City Pops in concert to a collectibles show and outdoor “Jaws” screening.
Popular South Jersey Jeweler to Close Second Location
A popular Cape May jeweler has announced it plans to close its store at the end of the summer season. Henry's Landmark Jewelers has been a fixture on the Washington Street Mall for 52 years. Henry's Landmark Jewelers to Close its Second Location. In a Facebook post on Friday, Henry...
Mancini and Guidotti play Match of the Day at Thursday Senior Golf
EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP – Jim Guidotti is another new Ocean City Thursday Senior Golf League member who seems to have found his footing with both the group and the course at Harbor Pines. Jim came out and shot a 41 on the front nine and then followed that up...
What’s happening in Ocean City
The Ocean City Pops will once again give a pair of free outdoor concerts on July 3 and July 4 to celebrate Independence Day. In 8 p.m. shows at Carey Stadium (just off Boardwalk between Fifth Street and Sixth Street), the Pops will perform patriotic classics and audience favorites in honor of our nation’s birthday. Bring a beach chair or blanket to sit on the field, and there will be seating available in the bleachers. The July 4 show will be followed immediately by the holiday fireworks, and Carey Stadium provides a great place to view the display.
Bernie Walker is 11th chief in 133-year history of Ocean City Fire Department
OCEAN CITY — It was a day of transition Thursday when Bernard Walker was sworn in as the 11th chief in the 133-year history of the Ocean City Fire Department. It also marked the first time in more than 30 years that as one chief — James Smith — retired, a new chief was there to take the reins.
Rising cost of food along Jersey shore shocks some vacationers ahead of July 4
Many will be heading to the Jersey shore this week to start their summer vacations, and while it might seem like an escape from reality, it will not help you escape rising food costs.Prices are high all over the Philadelphia area, but more people are down the shore for the July 4 holiday weekend.Some eatery employees said they've had to increase the prices on their menu because they're getting charged more from their suppliers."It's not my fault -- we buy high, we sell high," said Ike Shaaid, the chef at Litterer's Food Court.Shaaid said the increased prices have led to...
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