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Today's riddle: Why does my coffee taste like dirt? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Cape May County hopes World Cup visitors make a beach detour: 'Shore to Score' (nbcphiladelphia.com) — Cape May County is rolling out a monthlong “Shore to Score” campaign to lure World Cup visitors from Philadelphia and New York down to local beaches and attractions. Elaine’s Cape May is gearing up with special shirts, big screens, and a party atmosphere for every match, as tourism officials hope June business surges and first-time visitors become loyal regulars.
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2. 11 New Jersey Beaches So Good The Locals Refuse To Tell Tourists About Them (myfamilytravels.com) — Cape May locals will recognize a few of their best-kept secrets in this roundup of 11 quieter New Jersey beaches, including Higbee Beach and Pearl Beach at Cape May Point. The piece highlights calm Delaware Bay waters, birdwatching, and nearby Cape May dining spots like the Lobster House and Ebbitt Room, encouraging readers to pack picnics and savor less-crowded shoreline escapes.
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3. A Guide to Beach Yoga at the Jersey Shore for Summer 2026 (thelocalgirl.com) — Cape May residents can join daily 8 a.m. beach yoga between Perry and Congress streets, across from Congress Hall, running from Memorial Day through Columbus Day 2026. The guide also highlights similar sunrise and sunset yoga options in other Jersey Shore towns if you’re traveling up the coast.
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4. New federal work rules could change SNAP benefits for some (downbeach.com) — Cape May County is one of only two New Jersey areas still under a SNAP time-limit waiver as new federal work rules tighten benefits starting July 4. Able-bodied adults 18–65 without young children may soon need 80 work or volunteer hours monthly, so local recipients should review their status and exemptions now.
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5. Behind the Scenes at Spielberg's New Summer Blockbuster (capemaycountyherald.com) — Cape May County residents can get a close-up look at how Steven Spielberg’s new UFO thriller was filmed at Tuckahoe’s historic train station, standing in for a Midwestern town. On June 9, the Upper Township Historical Preservation Society will host a photo-filled talk detailing five weeks of on-set work, special effects, and stunt scenes shot right here in the county.
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