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Wildwood’s city government is planning a boardwalk redevelopment that adds taller buildings, parking garages, and convention‑center support to attract investment, housing, and year‑round activity. The proposal is in the planning phase as of September 3, 2026, and forms part of the city’s broader economic development effort.
NJ 101.5 reports sunny skies and gentle swells across New Jersey's beaches, boardwalks, and bays on Monday, September 7, 2026, offering ideal conditions for a range of outdoor activities.
Wildwood officials issued a safety advisory in early September 2026, urging residents to keep distance from coyotes, control pets, secure trash, and report aggression amid rising local coyote activity.
Stone Harbor Wetlands Institute will close temporarily in 2026 to restore five acres of tidal salt marsh, improving habitat for diamondback terrapins and coastal birds and supporting Cape May County’s climate‑resilience plan.
Dave LaGamba, after 21 years at Millville High School, has been appointed athletic director at Wildwood Catholic Academy to oversee and develop its sports programs.
Cape May County logged 70 residential sales from August 24‑30, 2026, with a median home size of 1,485 sq ft selling for $625,000. The weekly summary offers a snapshot of local market activity.
Mummers performers will celebrate the New Year in North Wildwood on September 12‑13, 2026, showcasing colorful costumes as part of the town's annual tradition.
Five high school football teams in Atlantic, Cape May and Cumberland counties are unbeaten after two weeks of the 2026 season, indicating strong early performance.
Wildwood’s community organizers offered free Labor Day weekend events—including a block party, craft show, skeeball tournament, and the final day of Morey’s Piers—from September 5‑7, 2026, to mark the end of summer.
Shep, a local fishing guide, highlighted offshore big‑game fishing off South Jersey’s Wildwood area during Labor Day weekend 2026, emphasizing the season’s prime conditions for recreational anglers.
The Air Heritage Museum demonstrated the World War II Douglas C‑47b Skytrain “Luck of the Irish” at NAS Wildwood’s AirFest from September 4‑6, celebrating aviation heritage and entertaining visitors.
NJ 101.5’s Sunday briefing provides the latest weather and surf forecast for New Jersey’s beaches, boardwalks and bays, helping residents and visitors plan safe beach activities.
Wildwoods community organizers are hosting a block party and music festival at Fox Park on September 6, offering live music, food, crafts and children’s entertainment to celebrate the end of summer.
Wildwood officials are beginning a boardwalk redevelopment to attract investment, housing and year‑round tourism, aiming to boost the town's economy beyond the summer season.
Wildwood officials announced a $500 fine for feeding coyotes after a rise in sightings, issuing a public‑safety advisory to discourage the practice and prevent dangerous wildlife interactions.
Wildwood police reported a rise in coyote sightings on September 3 and urged residents to keep their distance and not feed the animals to protect public safety and wildlife.
Uplift Legal Funding’s new analysis released on September 6, 2026 finds Ocean County has the highest surf‑zone fatality rate in New Jersey, aiming to raise safety awareness for beachgoers.
The Press of Atlantic City names Ocean County as New Jersey’s top white‑sand beach, promoting the nearby shoreline and its attractions to boost local tourism.
The Press of Atlantic City released a guide listing five meteor showers set to peak later this fall in New Jersey, complete with dates and viewing tips. The article encourages residents to take advantage of the clear autumn nights for stargazing and outdoor recreation.
BreakingAC offers New Jersey homeowners a series of lawn‑care service tips—mowing, fertilizing, aerating, overseeding, weed control, and irrigation—to improve curb appeal and property aesthetics.
