FDA Elevates Egg Recall to Highest Class 1 Level
The FDA upgraded a nationwide egg recall to Class 1 on August 14, 2026, citing serious health risks and urging New Jersey consumers to discard the product.
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Replacing a Hot‑Water Heater: What Homeowners Need to Know
A home‑improvement column published on August 14, 2026, provides a step‑by‑step guide to replacing a hot‑water heater, highlighting challenges, safety measures, and the importance of following code requirements to avoid pitfalls.
Thursday Beach Weather and Surf Outlook for Wildwood
NJ 101.5 provided Thursday's weather forecast and surf conditions for Wildwood and other New Jersey shore spots, giving beachgoers essential information for safe planning.
County Calls for Full Parkway Interchanges to Relieve Summer Traffic
Cape May County Commissioners are advocating for full interchanges at four Garden State Parkway exits to improve traffic flow and emergency access for the millions of summer visitors to the Wildwood area.
Cape May Extends Juvenile Beach Curfew, Bans Backpacks
Cape May officials have extended the juvenile beach curfew and banned backpacks on the waterfront to address recent crowd issues and improve safety, with the measures effective immediately.
Federal Fishing Rule Changes Target Cape May Harbor
White House senior counselor Peter Navarro unveiled proposed federal fishing rule changes in 2026 aimed at aiding Cape May Harbor boaters and supporting the local fishing industry.
USDA Recalls 5,000 Pounds Frozen Fish in Eight States
The USDA issued a recall on August 13, 2026 for 5,000 pounds of frozen fish sold in eight states, including New Jersey, to prevent serious health risks. Consumers are urged to discard or return the product.
Rare Flesh‑Eating Bacteria Prompt Coastal Water Travel Warning
Health officials have warned the public about a rare flesh‑eating bacterial infection in the warm coastal waters of New Jersey and a neighboring state after seven deaths. The advisory urges avoidance of water contact until further notice.
Duke the Shelter Dog Finds Forever Home After Five Years
Duke, a dog who spent five years at the Humane Society of Ocean City, was adopted by a local family in August 2026 and is now thriving in his new home.
Two New Jersey Spiders Residents Should Avoid
Spider experts have identified two venomous spider species in New Jersey and advise residents to take precautions and seek medical care if bitten.
Smart Tips to Cut Back‑to‑School Costs
NerdWallet’s 2026 guide offers five strategies to help New Jersey families reduce back‑to‑school expenses, focusing on budgeting, price comparison, second‑hand options, timing purchases with sales, and using coupons.
Best Buy Anniversary Sale Offers Doorbusters Through Aug 23
Best Buy’s anniversary sale runs from August 13 to August 23, 2026, featuring doorbusters and exclusive deals at its stores, including locations in New Jersey, to encourage early holiday shopping savings.
Wildwood Council Meets to Address Boardwalk, Budget, Safety
The Wildwood City Council met on August 12, 2026 to discuss a boardwalk closure ordinance, budget allocations and public‑safety initiatives, highlighting its role in local governance and planning.
Wednesday Beach Weather and Surf Forecast for Wildwood
NJ 101.5 provided a Wednesday, August 12, 2026, forecast of weather and surf conditions for Wildwood and nearby New Jersey beaches, helping residents and visitors plan their day.
Police Increase Fines for Illegal Pop‑Up Parties on Boardwalk
On August 7, 2026, Wildwood Police Department announced increased enforcement and higher fines for illegal pop‑up parties on the boardwalk and beaches to address noise and safety complaints as part of a public safety effort.
Wildwood Summer Festival Kicks Off August 15
The Wildwood Summer Festival opens on August 15, 2026, on the boardwalk, featuring live concerts, food vendors, and family activities for locals and tourists. Organized as an annual community event, it aims to celebrate the season and draw visitors to Wildwood.
Boo at the Zoo Returns This Fall at Cape May County Zoo
The Cape May County Zoo announced that its annual Halloween event, Boo at the Zoo, will return in fall 2026, offering families a seasonal attraction. The recurring program blends holiday fun with the zoo’s educational mission.
Cape May County Zoo Becomes Leading Regional Attraction
In 2026 the Cape May County Zoo has grown into a top regional attraction, expanding habitats, programs, and facilities to draw more visitors and strengthen community ties.
Wildwood Council Approves Overnight Boardwalk Closure Starting 2027
The Wildwood City Council approved an ordinance to close the boardwalk overnight starting July 1, 2027, aiming to reduce noise complaints and improve safety.
Hallmark Film Highlights Cape May Point Scenery
The Hallmark Channel’s 2026 movie showcases Cape May Point’s scenery, aiming to promote the New Jersey region through its visual focus.
