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Cape May Stage’s 2025 Season Brings Heartfelt Stories and Broadway Stars to the Shore

Issue #301

March 29, 2025

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In This Cape May Local Scoop Issue…

 📆 Cape May Events

☀️ Cape May Local Weather 

🎭Cape May Stage’s 2025 Season Brings Heartfelt Stories and Broadway Stars to the Shore

‍⚖North Wildwood Mayor Patrick Rosenello Won’t Seek Re- Election After 10 Years of Service

 🚩Atlantic City Casino Boss Prepares for Role as U.S. Envoy to Italy

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👇 Here’s what’s going on in the Cape May Local Area👇  

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Cape May Stage’s 2025 Season Brings Heartfelt Stories and Broadway Stars to the Shore

 

 Cape May Stage has announced its 2025 season, highlighting themes of connection, change, and identity. The mainstage lineup includes Vanities, Love, Loss and What I Wore, Sexy Laundry, Dutch Masters, and the world premiere of Let’s Catch Santa. The season also features a Broadway concert series with Carole J. Bufford, Kevin Smith Kirkwood, and Julie Benko. Performances take place in the intimate and historic Robert Shackleton Playhouse, nestled in the heart of Cape May. Now in its 36th season, Cape May Stage continues its tradition of delivering engaging, contemporary theater that entertains, challenges, and uplifts. Tickets are available now at www.capemaystage.org or by calling the box office at 609-770- 8311.  

North Wildwood Mayor Patrick Rosenello Won’t Seek Re-Election After 10 Years of Service

 After serving as North Wildwood mayor for ten years, Patrick Rosenello announced he will not run for re-election. Known for his leadership during storms, the pandemic, and coastal challenges, Rosenello championed beach protection and city improvements. Though stepping away from the mayor’s office, Rosenello isn’t leaving local government. He announced his intention to run for a seat on City Council, where he hopes to continue contributing to North Wildwood’s growth and resilience from a new vantage point. His decision marks a turning point in city leadership, but also signals his ongoing commitment to the community he has helped shape. As the city looks toward new leadership, Rosenello’s legacy will remain deeply rooted in the progress made over the past ten years.

Atlantic City Casino Boss Prepares for Role as U.S. Envoy to Italy

 Tilman Fertitta, owner of Golden Nugget Atlantic City and chairman of Fertitta Entertainment, has announced he will resign from his casino business if confirmed as U.S. ambassador to Italy and San Marino. Nominated by President Donald Trump, Fertitta made the announcement in a letter to the U.S. Office of Government Ethics, citing potential conflicts of interest. While stepping back from his company, he will retain passive ownership and continue to own the Houston Rockets. The Golden Nugget remains a major player in Atlantic City’s online gaming market, though it lags in in-person casino earnings. Any new company leadership will require state regulatory approval.

Which notable Cape May building served as a hospital during World War I and was later used by the Navy and Coast Guard?

Which notable Cape May building served as a hospital during World War I and was later used by the Navy and Coast Guard?

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Answer to the March 27th Trivia Question

Which major event in 1962 significantly impacted Cape May's infrastructure, leading to the construction of a seawall and new promenade?

A) The Great Atlantic Hurricane
B) The March Nor’easter
C) The 1878 fire
D) World War II bombings

Answer: B) The March Nor’easter

The March Nor’easter, also known as the Ash Wednesday Storm of 1962, caused extensive damage to Cape May, including the destruction of its boardwalk and beachfront properties. This event led to significant reconstruction efforts, including the building of a seawall and a new promenade

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