In This Cape Local Scoop Issue…

☀️ Cape May Local Weather

 📆 Cape May Events

 🛫 Cape May's Unidentified Flying Objects: FAA Study, Not Extraterrestrial Activity

☘️ Celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day with Live Music and Dance at Willow Creek Winery

☘️ Carney’s Saint Patrick’s Day Weekend: A Community Celebration of Irish Traditions

⚾️ Phillies to Unveil Fresh City Connect Uniforms in April 2024

👇 Here’s What’s Goin On In The Cape May Local Area 👇

March 14th

• What is Wellness? - Presented by Kathy Thomson - 6:00pm - 7:30pm

• The Symposium & Open-Mic at Nauti Spirits Distillery - 6:30pm - 9:30pm

March 15th

• Roller Skating at Convention Hall - 4:30 - 6:00 PM

• St. Paddy’s Day Plunge and 5k - 6:00 PM

• Roller Skating at Convention Hall - 6:30 - 8:30 PM

March 16th

• LIVE MUSIC WITH THE DELTA COSMONAUTS @ Jessie Creek Winery - 2:00 PM

• KILTED ROGUES @ Mud Hen Brewing Co - 3:30pm - 5:30pm

March 17th

• LIVE MUSIC WITH PAN GRAVY @ Jessie Creek Winery - 1:00 PM

• QUINN BROTHERS @ Mud Hen Brewing Co - 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm

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Cape May's Unidentified Flying Objects: FAA Study, Not Extraterrestrial Activity

In Cape May County, a mysterious aerial display involving a series of small planes sparked widespread curiosity among locals. This unusual occurrence, taking place around 10 p.m. on Tuesday, March 12, led to a flurry of speculation. In response, the Cape May County Sheriff's Office took to social media to clarify the situation, assuring the public that there was no cause for alarm. They explained that the observed activity was part of an FAA-conducted study related to new airport lighting, tracing a flight path from Cape May Airport to the Ocean View area and back.

Further details were provided by Rick Breitenfeldt, an FAA spokesman, who confirmed that these flight tests are part of research efforts by the FAA Technical Center in Atlantic City, New Jersey. The project aims to evaluate new signage intended to indicate runway closures, with a total of eight aircraft participating in the tests. These activities, which commenced at the Cape May Wildwood Airport in Lower Township, are scheduled to continue through the end of the week.

Celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day with Live Music and Dance at Willow Creek Winery

Willow Creek Winery is set to host its 3rd annual Saint Patrick’s Weekend Celebration, promising a blend of cultural festivities and local craftsmanship. From March 15 to March 17, 2024, visitors can immerse themselves in a vibrant celebration that combines live music with traditional Irish dance, drum, and pipe performances. The winery's expansive property serves as the perfect backdrop for an open-air market featuring local artisans, where guests can browse and shop for unique handcrafted items.

In addition to the lively entertainment, attendees can savor the flavors of Ireland with special recipes prepared by the winery's chef, complemented by drink specials that capture the essence of the holiday. Located at 168 Stevens Street in West Cape May, Willow Creek Winery offers an inviting setting for friends and family to gather and enjoy the festivities. The event runs from 11:30 am to 9 pm on Friday and Saturday, and until 6 pm on Sunday, providing ample time for guests to partake in the celebrations. Admission is free, making it an accessible option for those looking to experience the spirit of Saint Patrick’s Day in a picturesque vineyard setting.

Carney’s Saint Patrick’s Day Weekend:
A Community Celebration of
Irish Traditions

Carney's hosts its exhilarating "Carney's Cares Weekend," spanning the same dates and offering an array of activities tailored to celebrate Saint Patrick's Day with a sense of community and fun. The weekend kicks off with a Beef & Beer Fundraiser and the thrilling Carney's Annual Beer Olympics on Friday, March 15th. The excitement continues into Saturday with a Kegs & Eggs Brunch, a 5K Run & 1 Mile Family Walk, culminating in an Irish Blessing and a Polar Plunge. The celebration wraps up on Sunday, March 17th, with a special St. Patrick's Day Celebration featuring a Sunday Jam and traditional Irish fare.

Phillies to Unveil Fresh City Connect Uniforms in April 2024

The Philadelphia Phillies are set to make a ‘stylish’ entrance into the 2024 baseball season with the debut of their new City Connect uniforms in April. This unveiling is part of a larger initiative by Nike, which plans to introduce nine new City Connect uniforms across Major League Baseball during the season's first half. The Phillies are among the first teams selected for this rollout, indicating a significant update to their on-field aesthetics.

The specifics of the uniform's design have yet to be officially disclosed, but early leaks, including an eBay listing spotted by Uni Watch's Paul Lukas, suggest that the new look could draw inspiration from the Philadelphia flag. While the team has not confirmed these early glimpses as the final design, the absence of any correction or denial lends credibility to the speculation. Details regarding the accompanying pants and hat remain under wraps.

This addition requires the Phillies to phase out one of their existing uniform options to comply with Nike's "4+1" rule, which dictates the number of different uniforms a team can have. Consequently, the Phillies have decided to retire their red jerseys, previously worn during Spring Training and on regular season "getaway days."

Philadelphia's City Connect uniforms will join an ensemble that includes the home pinstripes, road grays, alternate cream, and throwback powder blue, offering a fresh visual identity while paying homage to the city's heritage. This update signifies a broader trend within MLB, with teams like the New York Mets, Detroit Tigers, St. Louis Cardinals, and several others also set to introduce their City Connect versions. Notably, the Los Angeles Dodgers will unveil their second City Connect uniform, moving away from their less popular blue variations.