Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Cape May'd
Shopping
Beach-to-street staples: Born and raised in Cape May, Cape May'd nails that everyday Cape vibe with tees, hoodies, swim, headwear, and even kids’ gear, all pulled from labels like Roark, Duvin, OBEY, Brixton, Herschel, and Stance.
Classic theater, local vibe: Founded in 1980 and still championing the heritage of American plays, East Lynne Theater Company stages smart, lively productions in a historic church setting.
Local BYOB Italian gem: Panico's Bistro turns an old church into a lively spot for brick-oven pizza and Italian classics with a little Mediterranean swagger.
A routine traffic stop in Wildwood, Pennsylvania, turned into a major gun investigation when police stopped a maroon Chrysler after observing several motor vehicle violations.
Cape May County Police made 55 traffic stops and issued 18 summonses during a summer-long operation to keep some of Cape May County's busiest roads safe.
Anthony Robinson, director of the CBRNE Task Force for Cape May, created a fake Limited Liability Company (LLC) to provide HAZMAT related trainings to various fire departments and companies in Cape May.