Cyclists to Cover Over 100 Miles in NJ for MS Fundraiser

Issue #467

September 26, 2025

In This Cape May Local Scoop Issue…

 📆 Cape May Events

☀️ Cape May Local Weather

🚴 Cyclists to Cover Over 100 Miles in NJ for MS Fundraiser

🏅 Cape May’s Cheryl Spaulding Named 2024 Women of Wonder Award Recipient

👮 Teen Goes Missing in Villas, NJ; Police Ask for Help

Cape May Local Scoop’s Events Are Sponsored By: Daisy Lane Boutique

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

 September 26

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 Cyclists to Cover Over 100 Miles in NJ for MS Fundraiser

Cyclists from across the region are gearing up for the 2025 Bike MS: City to Shore Ride, a two-day charity event supporting the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. The popular ride, scheduled for September 27–28, begins in Cherry Hill, Camden County, and ends in Ocean City, Cape May County. Last year’s event drew more than 4,200 participants and raised over $5 million to fund research and services for those affected by multiple sclerosis, a chronic condition impacting the central nervous system. This year’s ride features several scenic route options for cyclists of all skill levels, ranging from 25 to 100 miles. Riders will pass through picturesque South Jersey landscapes, including the Pinelands National Reserve and Hammonton’s famous blueberry fields. All routes will be supported with catered rest stops, medical personnel, bike mechanics, and transportation services for riders in need of assistance. The event is not only a major fundraiser but also a powerful show of support for those living with MS. Riders are encouraged to register early and start training for what promises to be another successful year. 

Cape May’s Cheryl Spaulding Named 2024 Women of Wonder Award Recipient

 Cheryl Spaulding , a dedicated public information officer and community relations specialist with the Cape May County Prosecutor’s Office, has been named one of this year’s recipients of the prestigious Women of Wonder Award, presented by the Atlantic Cape Community College Foundation and the Cape May County Women’s Commission. Spaulding will be recognized at the Women of Wonder Luncheon, scheduled for November 13 at The Flanders Hotel in Ocean City. The event begins at 11:30 a.m. and will also honor Jodie DiEduardo, senior vice president of community banking at Crest Savings Bank, and Diane Wieland, director of the The award highlights women in Cape May County who have shown exceptional leadership and commitment to improving the lives of others in their communities and beyond. Honorees are recognized for their impact across various sectors including civic engagement, business, education, public service, and healthcare. Proceeds support scholarships for Atlantic Cape Community College students, with over $100,000 raised since 2011. or more information about the luncheon or the scholarship fund, contact Kristin Jackson at [email protected] or call (609) 463-3621.

Teen Goes Missing in Villas, NJ; Police Ask for Help

Authorities in Cape May County are actively seeking the public’s assistance in locating a missing teenager from the Villas area of Lower Township. The girl, identified as 15-year-old Emma Lee, was reported missing on Wednesday evening. According to police, she was last seen wearing a dark blue sweatshirt and black Crocs. Emma is described as white with dirty-blonde hair. As of now, no photo has been released to the public. Anyone who may have seen Emma or has information about her whereabouts is encouraged to contact the Lower Township Police Department at (609) 886-1619.

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Answer to the September 25th Trivia Question

Cape May, New Jersey, is famous for its lighthouse, which has been a beacon for mariners since its construction. In what year was the current Cape May Lighthouse, located in Cape May Point State Park, first lit?

A) 1816
B) 1859
C) 1905
D) 1946

Answer: B) 1859

Cape May Lighthouse has been a significant landmark since it was first lit in 1859. It continues to guide mariners to this day and is a popular tourist attraction​​

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