Nearly three years after it closed, officials will holding a ribbon cutting ceremony Friday, June 13 to reopen the new and improved Grassy Sound Fishing Pier in Middle Township.

Before the start of the weekend, Gillian and Sea Isle City Mayor Len Desiderio issued a warning for teens to toe the line, and to their parents to keep an eye on their children.

CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — Dozens of county officials, veterans and their families gathered at the Gerald M. Thornton Veterans Cemetery on Friday afternoon to break ground on the first phase of a ...

Twenty-five years ago, the Grassy Sound fishing pier was just a rickety old bridge connecting the city with the mainland. Now ...

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The county-owned fishing pier will continue to provide free access, unlike many municipal fishing piers. “We are excited to see the reopening of the Grassy Sound Pier as we head into the Summer season ...

Board Director Len Desiderio, also from Sea Isle, asked why she wasn’t too busy to attend. She said she had already done the tough part, campaigning for a chance to challenge GOP incumbent ...

$3M Renovation: Iconic NJ Fishing Pier Reopens After Major Makeover The wait is finally over. Cape May County’s iconic Grassy Sound Fishing Pier is back and better than ever — just in time for the ...

County Director Len Desiderio and the Board of County Commissioners will cut the ribbon on the newly rebuilt pier at 10 a.m. Friday, June 13. The ceremony will take place at 13 Old North Wildwood Blvd ...