With only 5 weeks till Memorial Day weekend, where do Cape May and the area stand in this pandemic? Join 'The Local's talk radio milestone episode #100 with special guests, Cape May Mayor, Chuck Lear, Cape May City Manager, Jerry Inderwies, Lower Twp. Mayor, Frank Sippel, and Lower Twp. Police Chief, Bill Mastriana...on Wcfa,101.5, and our stream is back up (Thank you Tom Hogan) at capemayradio.org.

Cape May Locals airing on WCFA 101.5 FM (Stream unavailable ) and on this our Podcast and iTunes platform. The Locals are joined on this episode by Cape May City Manager Jerry Inderwiese and Police Chief Anthony Marino.

We get an up-to-the minute update on the recent executive order for closing the beach and promenade. Your locals for this episode include Ed McDonough, Brady Shoenrock, Wendy Collins, Joe Mclaughlin, Michael Clark and John Cooke.

Tune in or download this important issue about Covid-19 recorded virtually using Zoom.

Up to date information on Coronavirus as it pertains to Cape May. Your Locals are joined by City of Cape May Manager Jerry Inderwiese and Fire Chief Alex Coulter. Is there a plan to close Cape May beaches and promenade? What precautions are being taken to protect Police and Fire crews responding to calls? This program was recorded remotely using Zoom as your locals practice social distancing.

This our 95th episode of the Cape May Locals your hosts are gathering from their socially separate locations via online tele-conference. Using the latest technology, John, Wendy, Joe, Brady and Michael Clark are joined by Cape May Mayor Chuck Lear. We discuss the latest and evolving Covid-19 events affecting Cape May and surrounding communities. What changes, and what patience is required. Normally aired on WCFA-lp

Chris Blakley is our guest on the show. Chris was recently appointed Ambassador by NASA for community events and education. Chris shares his passion for educating about space, astronomy and rocket launches. Your hosts Ed, Joe, Michael, Brady, Wendy, and John delve into local issues. Tom Hogan provides expert sound engineering.

In this episode, 92, Joe, Mike, Tom & Ed discuss the Cape May Firehouse, additional parking off Elmira Street and the new Beach Tag...plus, our adorable guest, Cape May Point's Neva Sachar and her stories on her career with celebrities and television.

We welcome back Wendy on our 91st episode, The locals talk about, well everything from politics to parking. The ho-hum lifestyle of Cape May in the winter. How there is nothing to do on a Saturday night. Not!!! Tune in and listen to an engaging radio discussion of how we get by in the winter down the shore. Sound engineering by Tom Hogan Sound.

In our 90th episode, the Locals get political ( for us). We discuss President Trump's upcoming Wildwood visit. Van Drew's defection and chances for reelection and how that affects local party politics. Mark Kulkowitz joins us to tell us about a nostalgic baseball weekend in April to commemorate the anniversary of the Negro Baseball league. This is a jam-packed hour with your hosts. Stream on www.capemayradio.org.

The Smithsonian’s Water/Ways exhibition dives into water--an essential component of life on our planet, environmentally, culturally, and historically. Gretchen Whitman of the Nature Center brings us through the exhibit on display at the Cape May Lewes Ferry Building. This wonderful interactive exhibit is on display through the New Year. Join Ed McDonough, Brady Shoenrock, John Cooke and Mike Porch of CMLF. Tom Hogan provides sound engineering.

The Locals have an encore visit with Jerry Tarrant and Wayne Adams who are laser-focused on the restoration of CG-36538. A Cypress hulled vessel styled after the boat in the movie the Finest Hours. Listen in to hear about the local connections to members of the famous USCG Station Chatham rescue.

The Locals also discuss local election results and are visited by Jim Ridgeway, President of the Cape May Chamber of Commerce.