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Prospective developers have proposed a major redevelopment of a 3.4‑acre waterfront site in Cape May County, with response submissions due by August 25, 2026, highlighting potential economic and waterfront enhancements.
The New Jersey Department of Transportation will spend $193 million to rebuild three high‑crash exits on the Garden State Parkway near the Jersey Shore, starting in 2027, to improve safety for beach‑bound travelers.
Wildwood High School's football season begins on August 27, 2026, sparking community excitement and continuing a long‑standing local sports tradition.
NJ 101.5’s Saturday morning forecast outlines expected weather and surf conditions for New Jersey’s beaches, boardwalks, and bays, helping residents and visitors plan their day on the water.
Severe thunderstorm warnings were issued across New Jersey on August 8, 2026, due to intense heat and storm potential, prompting residents and tourists to adjust outdoor plans and stay vigilant.
NJ.com issued a severe thunderstorm watch for the entire state on Saturday, August 8, 2026, warning of an increased threat of strong storms. The advisory advises residents to stay alert, monitor updates, and take safety precautions.
The City of Wildwood revealed a mixed‑use redevelopment plan for the Back Bay beachfront, adding housing, retail space and a promenade to support future growth. The initiative aims to enhance coastal living, commerce and public access along the shoreline.
Wildwood marked America’s 250th anniversary on August 5 with a boardwalk parade, live music and historic exhibits, drawing the community together for a day of celebration.
Douglass Ice Cream opened a family‑owned shop offering homemade ice cream on the Wildwood boardwalk on July 31, 2026, expanding local dining options for tourists and residents.
The City of Wildwood announced that the Back Bay waterfront project is entering a new phase that will add mixed‑use housing, retail space and public amenities. The development aims to revitalize the area and support the local economy.
NJ 101.5’s August 7 briefing offers a comprehensive weather and surf forecast for New Jersey’s beaches, boardwalks, and bays, helping residents and visitors plan safe beach activities.
Wildwood marked America's 250th anniversary on August 5, 2026, with fireworks, live music, and community activities across the boardwalk and downtown, drawing visitors and celebrating national heritage.
Forecasters issued a severe thunderstorm warning for parts of New Jersey, including coastal areas, warning of heavy rain, strong wind gusts, and rapid road flooding. The alert advises residents to prepare and stay informed as hazardous conditions develop on August 7, 2026.
Douglass Ice Cream opened a family‑run hand‑spun ice cream shop on the Wildwood Boardwalk on July 31, 2026, adding a new summer treat spot for locals and tourists.
Hackers targeted the Cape May and Woodbine water systems on August 7, 2026, but swift action kept drinking water safe and protected all personal data. The incident is part of a broader wave of utility cyber threats, prompting further security reviews.
The 16th Annual Tattoo Beach Bash began Friday on the Wildwoods beachfront, running through Sunday, celebrating beach culture and attracting visitors as the weekend festival continues.
A national community survey named Cape May the most iconic neighborhood in New Jersey, boosting regional pride and tourism appeal.
The article outlines New Jersey viewing sites for the Perseids meteor shower, peaking Aug. 12‑13, 2026, and provides practical tips for residents and tourists planning a night of stargazing.
Baseball on the Beach returns to the Wildwoods shoreline for two summer weekends, August 7‑9 and August 14‑16, offering family‑friendly games that draw crowds as part of the seasonal local tradition.
Atlantic County crews will close Duerer Street between Philadelphia Avenue and Cologne Avenue from Monday through Friday starting the week of August 7, 2026, to install a guiderail aimed at improving driver safety. The weekday shutdown is part of broader regional roadwork affecting nearby routes.
