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Wildwood officials warned residents in early September not to feed coyotes, citing a recent rise in sightings along the Jersey Shore and the risk that feeding reduces the animals' natural fear of humans.
Wildwood unveiled a Boardwalk redevelopment plan featuring taller buildings, new parking garages, and convention center support, aiming to boost revenue and investment as part of a wider waterfront modernization effort.
Wildwood’s Back Bay residents are divided over coyote sightings, with some urging coexistence and others warning against feeding, while city officials caution that feeding wildlife threatens safety and animal wariness.
NJ 101.5 forecasts sunny skies and moderate surf for Saturday, September 5, across New Jersey beaches, including Wildwood, helping residents and tourists plan outdoor activities.
The Wildwoods Air Show will take place September 12‑13, 2026 over the ocean between Morey’s Mariner’s Pier and Adventure Pier, featuring military aircraft, historic warbirds, aerobatic acts and parachute teams, and is expected to attract large crowds to the boardwalk.
Wildwood officials warned of a rise in coyote sightings on August 28, 2026, urging residents to keep a safe distance as part of ongoing wildlife management efforts.
Wildwood officials warned on September 2 that feeding coyotes must stop after a rise in sightings, aiming to prevent habituation and safeguard the community during Labor Day weekend.
Cody and Allison Bohler took their two‑year‑old son, Cooper, to Jenkinson’s Boardwalk in early September for a game of Skee‑Ball, showcasing the family’s enjoyment of a classic Jersey Shore pastime.
NJ 101.5 released the September 4 beach and surf forecast, detailing weather, surf and tide conditions for New Jersey’s beaches, boardwalks and bays to aid residents and visitors in planning their day.
Wildwood’s Labor Day weekend schedule, released on September 4, lists fireworks, a farmers market, a block party, a craft show, a skeeball tournament, and Morey’s Piers’ season finale for September 4‑7, 2026.
Wildwood officials warned residents on September 3 to keep away from coyotes and reminded that feeding wildlife is illegal, with fines up to $500, amid a rise in sightings before Labor Day weekend.
Marshalls and TJ Maxx have initiated a nationwide recall of over 32,000 charging devices due to fire and burn hazards, as reported by NJ.com on September 4, 2026.
The manufacturer of squishy dumpling toys announced a nationwide recall on September 4, 2026, after identifying a deadly choking hazard, urging consumers to stop using and return the products.
A cyclosporiasis outbreak across the United States, reported on September 4, 2026, highlights systemic underfunding and resource gaps in the nation's public‑health system, affecting travelers and residents alike.
Miss New Jersey Kylie Gene Wright won the Kawai Pianos Preliminary Talent Award at the Miss America prelims on September 3, earning a $3,000 scholarship. The award recognizes her musical talent and supports her continued education.
A consumer travel survey released on September 4, 2026 ranked ten major U.S. airlines as having the most delays and cancellations over the Labor Day weekend, offering travelers a reference for planning around potential disruptions.
Wildwood officials have entered the planning stage for a boardwalk overhaul that will add housing, hotels and year‑round activities to attract investment and boost the local economy.
In the week of August 24-30, 2026, several homes priced at $1 million or less were sold in Cape May County, highlighting the range of affordable options available in the local market.
Wildwood officials have issued a public‑safety advisory urging residents not to feed coyotes after a spike in adult and pup sightings, especially in back‑bay and yard areas. The guidance aims to prevent conflicts and protect both the animals and the community.
The Wildwoods island will host a final Friday night fireworks show, a farmers market and other activities over Labor Day weekend, September 2-5, 2026, to celebrate the end of summer and attract tourists.
