Thu, 01/29/2009 - 12:36am - Posted by: Anonymous

Work hard?? What about the people who work hard to maintain the business that was burned down by those kids?? Obviously the cops know something that you dont.

Thu, 01/15/2009 - 9:10pm - Posted by: Anonymous

well this has nothing to so with race or were u come from or what language u speak.were all human beings we work hard and pay bills like every one else,and try to give our kids what some of us didnt have whats wrong with that nothing not a dam thing.the only thing that i know that one of those boys went to scool and worked his ass off on the summer never been in jail or ever been in trouble,but those poeple who call them selfs cops which i call them a joke put him in jail anyway.how are u going to fined out who did it on a investagation that was 3 hours long.the police deparment iof wildwood is a joke they dont no what the *** there doing.but its ok cause the truth will come out soon and when they see that that boy didnt do it some one is going to get SUED!!!! COMPRENDE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thu, 01/08/2009 - 2:49am - Posted by: Anonymous

Wow, everyone needs to get off their high horses! We look good to the publc at the scene, then you geniuses come on here and make us all look like fools!!! Its the nay-sayers sitting home listening to their scanners making stupid, unnecessary comments that are creating all this negativity. GROW UP!!!!! You're supposed to be adults!!!!! I didnt even work this fire, yet im EMBARRASSED to be a firefighter on this island right now. You guys are acting like high school GIRLS!!!! Try pullin this crap at a REAL company in the city and see how long you make it there. ACT LIKE MEN!!!!! You're embarrassing us all!!!!!!

Tue, 01/06/2009 - 11:37pm - Posted by: Anonymous

Now that I have been brought into this and not of my free will, I will make this comment and hopefully this childish squabbiling will stop. I do not agree with this forum and I am not obligated to explain anything to anyone but the Fire Chief and City Officials, period. That being said, have we all forgotten what our purpose is here? Wether we are paid or volunteer, we service the community and protect our residents and their property. Who really cares what our status is when it comes to doing this job, the point is that the job gets done. Some here have totally lost this focus and spend way too much time in front of a computer. This battle of wits or war of words, however you want to phrase it is a waste of time. There is no need for all these accusations, some out there really are a hateful bunch and there is no room for you in this profession.
Here in North Wildwood, it is a time for all of us to come together, remember we are mourning the loss of a retired brother firefighter and friend. Lets take the time to focus our energy on the needs of his family instead of each other's throats. Everyone, please chill and show some respect. We certainly can work out any differences we may have at a later point in time. You all know my words are true so do not disrespect me with any comments that would come from a grade school child. Leave it go, tommorrow is another day. Captain J. Heitzmann

Tue, 01/06/2009 - 11:32pm - Posted by: Anonymous

YO EVERYBODY. Enough is enough. The person who made the original anti Anglesea L.250 post on Sunday, 12/21 at 9:56 PM is probably sitting back listening to his/her scanner and having a good laugh over the havoc and hard feelings they have caused. In combination departments career and volunteer firefighters must work with and depend upon each other. The truth is that the FIREFIGHTERS who made the recent jobs know the jobs went well and the various companies worked well together. If we all stop posting, this sad chapter will end and hopefully the hard feelings will too. Matt McCrory, Anglesea Fire Company.

Tue, 01/06/2009 - 9:38pm - Posted by: 2sons

If you feel that way, well I am sorry. But please step up, confront me personally, and I will be only so happy to discuss this with you personally. Becouse you obviously only want to continue the negativity. I did, and do the best I can with the circumstances. The drills you mention were the responsibility of all the officers, and many of them went pretty darn good. I have no desire to be anyone's hero. I speak, and represent myself, and myself only.
No one has "given up" on anyone, or anything. I have always availed myself to anyone who had a desire to learn, or improve their skills, in anyway I can help. And that still stands.I don't need to speak here to look good. I do my job. I am proud of that fact. I stand by these, as well as my previous comments. Your comments are appreciated. I look forward to discussing this with you in person.
I am sure you do not represent the Anglesea Company in any way.

Tue, 01/06/2009 - 7:32pm - Posted by: Anonymous

Thank You Captain Cole for your kind hearted words for us here at Anglesea Fire Company, trouble is you don't mean a word of it! You have bad mouthed us for years, just like Sanguinetti and now you both want to sign your names to this forum to make yourselves look like heroes to us. Let me tell you that you are not and will never be. Wasn't it you who was our Training Officer who many times never showed up to drills at the last minute and dumped it on the rest of our Officers? Then you wanted to blame them for the problem when all along it was you who was the problem. Captain Sanguinetti has been heard to say he does not like to train volunteers, this is a sore subject. And now, after a year or so, Captain Heitzmann has given up training us too. do any of the 3 of you care to explain why? Seems to me you are now looking for an endorsement from our members to the Mayor to secure a promotion because there is one in the wind. I can promise you do not have the support you think you have. Some of us here hope you are never Chief!

Tue, 01/06/2009 - 5:03pm - Posted by: Anonymous

To the two people that are arguing back and forth on this forum. You both need to stop. All you are doing is causing negative press for the North Wildwood firefighters! Most if these posts are just the opinions of two peole. NONE of these comments are the general opinion of the volunteer and career fireman. This is just two individuals that have too much to say. Its about the person that calls 911! NOT YOU!

The city council makes sure the public is provided with outstanding service through a combined system of paid and volunteer.

And in reference to F. Nolan good for you. You deserved it!

Tue, 01/06/2009 - 3:48pm - Posted by: Anonymous

As a resident, and firefighter in North Wildwood, I take offense at the negative, hurtful, and demeaning comments made towards the members of the Anglesea Company. None of these comments are deserved or warranted. As a former member I can say there has always been a strong sense of pride in this fire company, and an extremely strong community presence. There has been, due to many reasons, various levels of membership through the years. Some times the core group of active firefighters number higher than the current roster. But regardless of the membership strength, each member gives forth their absolute best effort.

It should be remembered that the members of this compnay are all human, with both attributes and flaws, as in any other endeavor. Despite their efforts, I am sure such nasty remarks that are obviously personal must in some way cuase them distress. I will tell anyone, loudly, and without hesitation, that these are good people, hard working men with the best of intentions. It should be mentioned that the membership is diverse, made up of various members of the community, from all types of occupations and professions.

Let's recognize that they are retired professional firefighters, from both local, and large, metropolitan fire departments that are of great benifit to our community. There are current, and retired police officers who have given back to the community many times over. Alongside them are those who work in, or operate local business, and have made thier own contributions to our community. And together, collectively, they make North Wildwood safer, better, and quite proud.

In closing, I am proud to say I am a former active member of the Anglesea Volunteer Fire Company. My words also extend to the 15th Street members as well, the North Wildwood Volunteer Fire Company. We all know each other. I am a career fire officer in North Wildwood, so if there is any doubt as to the validity of my words, come and see me, personally. I am NOT afraid to sign my name. Thank you .
Captain Jeffrey B. Cole, Sr, NWFD

Tue, 01/06/2009 - 3:36pm - Posted by: Anonymous

Can anything positive for the fire service of Cape May County come out of all these comments. Comments about career firefighters, volunteer firefighters and now individuals. THIS IS REALLY SAD! Take a step back and THINK BEFORE YOU TYPE.

Tue, 01/06/2009 - 1:08pm - Posted by: Anonymous

All this talk about Anglesea triggers a question thats a little off beat from this article but here goes anyway, Is it true that Frank Nolan, in his 50's and not air pack certified and really not an interior fireman was named firefighter of the year by Anglesea? What is the criteria for this award? How many kegs you can change in one day at the Irish Festival, are you serious here? I hope they are not stupid enough to put this in the news, especially here in the great herald because if they do, you are going to see so much Anglesea bashing, and deservingly so, you are just asking for it. Your company is pathetic at best.

Mon, 01/05/2009 - 9:13pm - Posted by: Anonymous

This is a response to Wed, 12/31/2008 - 5:27pm. Apparently, some of my brothers pointed out to me the comments about the Anglesea bashing and how there was an inference to "me" mentioned in your post. You see, I'm the Captain at the MBT job you mentioned. I am "not" the author of any of these posts as you infer. If you truly knew my demeanor and style, you would know I don't bash in anonymity. I'd do it to your face if I so wanted. I've prided myself on the years I spent as a volunteer with some very good firefighters which gave me the experience and knowledge to find this career. The fact that I was an "Anglesea" member has little or nothing to do with it. My personal opinion to Anglesea has no place in this forum. My response to you is about the smearing of my good name that you assuredly make reference as to my guilt. Well, you are mistaken.
If you had the b*lls to sign your post like I do instead of hiding behind anonymity and accuse me of wrongdoing, then you are the coward and the lesser man (or woman).
As for the person making such slanderous remarks against Anglesea...that person also has not the courage to admit his/her identity. I am an Anglesea life member and a member of FMBA local 56 and an officer of this fire department, I don't have to hide. I think everyone knows where I work, I am always available for comment! E. Sanguinetti

Mon, 01/05/2009 - 8:28pm - Posted by: Anonymous

This is for 12/16 @ 7:21pm, Are your lips sore yet? You must be looking for a promotion to have said the sweet things you did about the Chief's. Where have you been? The Officers of both Departments pushed the automatic aid issue so much the Chief's decided to come on board. We all knew it was the best move to make and there is alot more we can accomplish. Please stop it now, its very sickening!

Mon, 01/05/2009 - 9:51am - Posted by: Anonymous

Herald admin. please post all comments from or about firefighters where they belong. in cyberspace!

Mon, 01/05/2009 - 1:09am - Posted by: Anonymous

WHO CARES!!!!!!!!

Thu, 01/01/2009 - 12:38am - Posted by: Anonymous

In response to Wed, 12/31/2008 - 5:27pm: You’re welcome and I do not have any interest in the Anglesea Fire Company and your ladder 250. Just like your lame members. NO INTEREST in firefighting but plenty of interest in serving beer. P.S. Why don’t you inform the readers about the time your fire company (Anglesea Volunteer Fire Company) responded to Stone Harbor on a mutual aid stand-by assignment and not one member of your responding so called firefighters could wear an air pack. The Stone Harbor residents were extremely fortunate that your mutual aid engine crew did not have to enter a working structural fire and attempt to make a rescue while their Firefighters were engaged in another structure fire. Remember, you cannot make an interior rescue attempt if you are not able to go in. You cannot put the fire out from the exterior and you cannot reach a trapped victim from the sidewalk. I hope 2009 is another great fund raising year for your fire company, keep pouring those drafts; it’s what you do best.

Wed, 12/31/2008 - 6:27pm - Posted by: Anonymous

These comments were supposed to be about the structure fire at the Skylark Motel, not a bashing of the Anglesea Fire Company.
Just to refresh your selective memory about the last incident at Marina Bar Towers it was a small oven fire ina 2nd floor unit. The incident commander recalled Engine 38, Station 2-1 and Station 2-2. The IC subsequently decided Engine 232 could provide assistance with ventilation and requested they respond in. Anglesea assisted E.2 vent the 2nd floor and stood by. Two NWFD career personnel were committed to providing EMS care for a resident who took some smoke leaving E.2 with one Captain (you) and one FF. The members from E.232 provided all the assistance that was requested and offered to stay with E.2 since they were now short staffed. After checking, the IC released E.232. There was staffing, including SCBA personnel, for at least one more apparatus back at the station. Since the IC only requested E.232, that is what responded. They tell me you are a life member and former line officer of the Anglesea Fire Company. Why don't you come to a meeting and express your views instead of your faceless bashing on an anonymous forum. This will be my final response to your negativity but, as always, THANKS FOR YOUR INTEREST IN THE ANGLESEA FIRE COMPANY AND LADDER 250.

Wed, 12/31/2008 - 4:20pm - Posted by: Anonymous

anglesea fire co. isnt a fire co. its a gathering place (social club)for old guys with nothing better to do on thursday nights. Most of them are either active or ret. cops what's that tell you? most of them couldnt do the job it back then and they really cant now. give it up for the sake of the city.

Tue, 12/30/2008 - 11:59pm - Posted by: Anonymous

I noticed there is no response from Sun, 12/28/2008 - 11:27am. I wonder why, the last few comments were certainly some real hard shots. Silence will not make the truth go away, if it is the truth. If there is no response, the readers have a right to assume the comments are the truth. That does not bode well for your fire company. If you can refute the comments, then do so. If not, shame on you for using the term FIREFIGHTER when mentioning members of you fire company.

Mon, 12/29/2008 - 11:49pm - Posted by: Anonymous

To the Sun, 12/28/2008 - 11:27am author, what interest are you talking about? Your own members don’t even have a true interest in their fire company. Anglesea Fire company is such a joke, the County Firemen’s Association has removed their March meeting date from the Anglesea station due to non interest from their members and a continued mediocre hospitality after the meeting. The March meeting has been held at this location for the last 25 years. If you have no interest in the small issues, do you really have an interest in the big issues such as training and fire extinguishment? I DON’T THINK SO.

Mon, 12/29/2008 - 10:44pm - Posted by: Anonymous

Hey, Sun, 12/28/2008 - 11:27am: Are you kidding. Let’s be truthful here. There is no bashing to be said here, only the truth. Anglesea Fire Company has not had Fire Officers for each truck in years; your membership is at an all time low. The majority of your members are over fifty plus years of age. There are only a few members who are S.C.B.A. certified. Your Company rarely gets the first truck out with a minimal crew of four Firefighters. Note: the last fire call at Marina Bay Towers had Anglesea truck 232 respond first out with three personnel. No one was able or certified to wear an air pack. Thus if there were trapped victims inside the building, you could do nothing. As for your Thursday night training, you received your new $750,000.00 truck in February of 2008. You did not start training on it until late April, early May. It sat in your station for over four months this summer with none of your members training on it. Let’s face the facts; you cannot get your first out pumper out of the station with a full certified crew, what makes you think you are going to get your ladder out. And, by the way, this island did not need another ladder truck. Wildwood has one 75’ and one 95’ aerial truck, Wildwood Crest has one 75’ and one 105’ aerial and North Wildwood has one 75’ aerial. Even if you are paying the majority of the cost and the North Wildwood tax payers are paying the remaining cost, this was a $750, 000.00 waste of money. If your fire company is that wealthy, why do you continue to accept tax payer funds for aid to your company, the Christmas bonus to all members, the LOSAP payment to all members, utilities to your fire station, insurance, and you yearly Christmas dinner for all members, friends and their spouses at the Wildwood Country Club? Times are financially tough for all residents and tax payers. You could have made a difference but you choose to be greedy. I guess, the important thing for the citizens to know is, what are they getting from the 100% the Anglesea Fire Company has given them since 1897.

Sun, 12/28/2008 - 12:27pm - Posted by: Anonymous

Thank You for your continuing interest in the Anglesea Fire Co. and Ladder 250. The members of our fire company are proud of our efforts and work to 100% of our abilities. We have younger members and we have older members. We have active members and we have contributing members. Since you seem very hung up on the issue, yes we have members who are SCBA certified. We also have members who are working toward becoming SCBA certified and members who still respond to alarms who are not SCBA certified. Isn't that the same situation that exists with the other volunteer fire companies in the Wildwoods? I hope, Sir or Madame, that you are not one of those faceless fire service bashers who know every rule in the book but couldn't put out a fire if your life depended on it. The important thing for the citizens we serve and the firefighters we can be called upon to assist to know is that they will get 100% from the Anglesea Fire Company as they have since 1897. We train at our station on most Thursday Nights. Tear yourself away from the keyboard and stop by.

Sat, 12/27/2008 - 8:28pm - Posted by: Anonymous

hey ladder 250 whats going to happen when you have to save a life and none of your crew can go in because their not scba certified. any one can ladder up a building but i do belive most of the time you go into a burning building you should have an air pack on but i guess you cant do that when your 90 and not certified to like most of your members. i dont know haw you can drill on thursday nights isnt that past your bed time most older people i know go to bed early!

Fri, 12/26/2008 - 11:16am - Posted by: Anonymous

To enlighten the poster of 12/21 @ 9:56 PM. The members of L.250 followed the instructions of the Incident Commander. They staged in front of the Quebec. L.250's officer then reported to Chief Johnson and was instructed to raise a ladder at the north end of the building and assist personnel on the roof which they did. Since none of the officers or firefighters operating on the roof needed or wore paks, neither did Anglesea. After completing their assignment on the roof, Anglesea restored their equipment and assisted other NWFD personnel restore theirs. I personally think that every firefighter who operated at this incident, career and volunteer, did a great job and the limited damage to the building shows that. Thanks for noticing L.250. We train at the station on most Thursday Nights. Feel free to stop by for a more complete tour.

Wed, 12/24/2008 - 1:04pm - Posted by: Anonymous

I'd just like to say that the owners of this hotel are good people. I've stayed at the Skylark as well as their other location and have no complaints. They're very accommodating to their guests and always greet you with a smile. They'll be in my prayers, and I wish them the best of luck with this situation. See you in June, Wildwood!

Tue, 12/23/2008 - 11:54pm - Posted by: Anonymous

So, would that be orchestrated mayhem?

Mon, 12/22/2008 - 8:47am - Posted by: Anonymous

Watching some of the fireman on scene I thought the circus was in town.

Sun, 12/21/2008 - 10:56pm - Posted by: Anonymous

hey did anyone see ladder 250 from anglesea fire co. everyone who got off the truck didnt have an air pack on. how does that make you feel? these are the people serving our city, but city council doesnt see it that way, all's they see is a bunch of guys riding around an a big red fire truck and think everything is ok. but the again you dont need to be certified to pump that beer. so good job to the companies who did do something that night.

Fri, 12/19/2008 - 5:58pm - Posted by: Anonymous

For a response to 12/19 @ 2:04pm, to answer the questions in the second paragraph you need to call the chief of West Cape May Fire Co.

Fri, 12/19/2008 - 3:04pm - Posted by: Anonymous

What does "where you came from" have to do with anything? The comments posted were both informed and correct. No agency was bashed or criticized. It was only a response-and a correct response-to an uniformed spouter who made a comment that deserved rebuttal. Those who are in the position to educate SHOULD educate the public so they understand what is done, and why.
The additional resources requested early in the incident were summoned by the Incident Commander, and rightly so. It's no different than a larger department calling for a second, and third alarm, exept the curent system requires entire departments, or aggencies to be notified because there is no way to be sure how much personnel will respond at any given time.
A WELL TRAINED and EXPERIENCED Incident Commander will have NO trouble placing the companies on the scene, or to staging, providing the responding companies understand the orders, and follow them without acting on their own accord. I cannot understand the thought behind the comment that a joint response would somehow slow down...ANYTHING! Explain how "someone is going to get hurt" with additional resources being summoned, and rightfully so, during the initial response. People "get hurt" when there is not enough personnel on the initial response, but the firefighters try to make up for the shortage by over-extending themseleves individually.
Lastly, no one was left out intentionally. Yes, West Wildwood responded as well, and ALL personnel on the scene did provide valuable assitence. So did the covering companies.
Calling for additional resources early in the incident prevents playing catch up later, in which case the successful outcome of the incident will be marginal, at best. It is being pro-active, and anyone with any degree of training and education in the fire service, beyond perhaps the most basic level, understand that. Resource mamangement training teaches the fire officer the need for calling help early, and that excessive companies can simply be turned back, or sent to a staging area, if not immediatly needed. But should the incident escalate, the additional help is already there, rather than having to wait, in which case it is too late.
Hope this sheds some light on tactical objectives.

Thu, 12/18/2008 - 8:50pm - Posted by: Anonymous

In response to Thu, 12/18/2008 – 12:42pm, sounds like that *** guy is flapping his lips again. Wasn’t he a VOLUNTEER fireman in Anglesea Fire Company. I guess he thinks he is an expert in fire science, now that he is a paid fireman. Forgot where you came from?

Thu, 12/18/2008 - 4:52pm - Posted by: Anonymous

I guess this is an obvious comment but i'm just gonna put it out there..... Wildwood, North Wildwood, and West Wildwood all responded to the fire, correct? So why is it such a big deal to consolidate departments? Arent we already combinning forces to make sure the community is safe? Why not do consolidate to save money also?

Thu, 12/18/2008 - 1:42pm - Posted by: Anonymous

In response to Tue, 12/16/2008 - 7:21pm

The duel response for Wildwood/North Wildwood was not the foresight of the chiefs, but the preplanning of the duty officers between the departments. It took a while before the Chiefs would agree to it. The dedications of the individuals to provide a good and proper response are the very ones that are constantly ridiculed and picked on by the very communities they serve!!!

Wed, 12/17/2008 - 4:02pm - Posted by: Anonymous

If someone is going to say that they need to give credit to those that were on scene that night, then they should list all of the companies. I understand West Wildwood was there. Green Creek fire was also there. And how about we dont forget the rescue squads that came it. Stone Harbor was there to cover North Wildwood, Rio Grande Rescue sent over all 3 volunteer trucks. 1 was for Rehab, 1 was to cover the township and the other was there just incase. So all I have to say is WAY TO GO TO EVERYONE OUT THERE. Hope everyone has a great holiday season.

Wed, 12/17/2008 - 1:11pm - Posted by: Anonymous

Could the sarcasm being displayed in the comment 12/16 @1220 be coming from a West Cape May resident or volunteer that feels that not being embarrassed, because a mutual aid company beats you to your fire, is much more important than providing a good service that is deserved by all citizens.

Wed, 12/17/2008 - 9:47am - Posted by: Anonymous

Obviously our brilliant fellow spouters, do keep up with local fire dept. articles. Can the rocket scientist who commented about the 12/16 @1220 can you say sarcasism??

Wed, 12/17/2008 - 1:24am - Posted by: Anonymous

Hey firemen… great job. Remember as a rule, only the spineless cowards in Cape May County are the ones who respond to this these posts with their negative comments. I stumbled upon this article and after reading some of these posts have they made me sick. I am embarrassed that I walk the streets with these creeps… I’m glad we have men and women in Wildwood who will respond to these emergencies, lord forbid one of these cowards did anything positive. Don’t let a handful of these creeps over shadow the majority of us that appreciates your dedication. Merry Christmas to you and your families and please stay safe when protecting our businesses and homes.

Tue, 12/16/2008 - 10:13pm - Posted by: Anonymous

The article states that Wildwood and North Wildwood Fire Departments were dispatched to the confirmed structure fire along with the Rio Grande Rapid Intervention Team. Something they forgot to mention is the WEST WILDWOOD VOL. FIRE DEPARTMENT also was there assisting in fire suppression and overhaul. It seems they always forget to credit that small but ACTIVE dept.

Tue, 12/16/2008 - 9:40pm - Posted by: Anonymous

The Motel Owners also own another property that we stay at every year. I know who they are & they are extremely nice people. There not the type that would set their own doo wop property up in flames just to collect money. They work hard every year to keep their properties well maintained.

Tue, 12/16/2008 - 8:21pm - Posted by: Anonymous

In response to the 12/16/2008 12:20 pm ***. How could you even think about making the statements about slowing the Fire Department response time and being able to manage all the equipment that was on scene. This is the norm in the fire service and in the Wildwoods. Wildwood Fire Chief Johnson and North Wildwood Fire Chief Evangelista had the foresight, early on to implement an automatic duel engine response on all structure fires and target hazard locations. All in an effort to provide the residents and visitors of the wildwoods with a proactive fire service response with no additional cost to the tax payers. I don’t get it, you receive greater fire protection and you complain. Well, the truth is, whether you like it or not, a rapid response of manpower and equipment is coming to the residents and visitors in need. I would like to thank these two Fire Chiefs who were smart enough to find a way to unit two departments in an effort to better serve those in need. I hope the governing bodies and residents have their eyes open and see what they have accomplished.

Tue, 12/16/2008 - 5:57pm - Posted by: Anonymous

Nice work to all the fireman involved.

Tue, 12/16/2008 - 4:42pm - Posted by: Anonymous

With over $43,000 a year in taxes and bad economy I say it was torched and it likely won't be the last. Great job Wildwood fire dept!

Tue, 12/16/2008 - 2:52pm - Posted by: Anonymous

I second the individual who first thought, not to accuse people they don't even know of serious and unfounded allegations like insurance fraud, etc., but to thank the brave men/women who responded to this unfortunate fire. That's a class act. It's nice to know that there are considerate human beings left in the world who don't merely bask in the misfortune of others.... Get a life.

Tue, 12/16/2008 - 2:07pm - Posted by: Anonymous

Insurance fruad? It's amazing how mean people are with their uneducated comments. Insurance will pay if the fire is accidental, or possibly even undetermined. However it has to proven that the owners, and not some other cause such as vagrants, started the fire. In otherwords, property owners who intentionally set fire for insurance payment will not receive any payment, are charged with felony crimes. Intentionally set fires are very easy to identify.

How about some sympathy for the property owners who may already have enough problems? Think about it. Someone, or some group ste's fire to your property for whatever reason (vandalism? Happens all the time) and strangers label you an arsonist. How's that feel? But of course it won't happen to you, right? That's what we all think.

Tue, 12/16/2008 - 1:20pm - Posted by: Anonymous

I hope that joint response between N. Wildwood & Wildwood didn't actually slow down their response. I can't imagine anyone being able to manage all that equipment. That is way to much too soon. If they keep having these joint responses to better their service someone is going to get hurt. Hats off to Chief Johnson and his staff for commanding all that equipment.

Tue, 12/16/2008 - 1:14pm - Posted by: Anonymous

yeah, i knew someone that is in jail for life, i thought the same thing, people change dude get a grip

Tue, 12/16/2008 - 10:53am - Posted by: Anonymous

I smell a loser with too much time at 6:15 in the morning. Get a life. I know the owners and their good people.

Tue, 12/16/2008 - 2:01am - Posted by: Anonymous

Boy, what a coincidence. The Skylark was just listed in the Tax Sale Notices for Wildwood for back taxes due.

Tue, 12/16/2008 - 1:29am - Posted by: Anonymous

Just wanted to say good job to all the men and women out there tonight. I was out there and thought it was handle wonderfully.