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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month
The Coalition Against Rape and Abuse would like you to join us for our 2011 Candle Light Vigils.
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"Best Practices" Questionnaire Spurs Towns
Cape May County municipalities benefit from the annual “Best Practices” survey by the N.J. Department of Community Affairs (DCA).
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Why Is There an Education Gap?
Everyday newspapers carry articles, commentaries, and letters to the editor about our education system. Unfortunately, the vast majority of these items focus on the cost of the education and, in particular, the supposedly outrageous sums for teacher’s salaries and benefits.
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Summary of 2010 Municipal Best Practices
This article provides a link to the tabulated summary of municipal best practices.
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Cape Issues: County Home Sales 2000 vs. 2010
Cape Issues analysis shows how residential home prices have changed during past decade.
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High Taxes and Cost of Living Top Public Input on Issues Needing Action Solutions
Public input from dozens of Cape May County Herald readers to our June 18 invitation to help identify specific ‘Cape Issues in Need of Solutions’ has focused on the impact of high taxes on the cost of living here on the Jersey Cape.
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Spending - How's Your Municipality Doing?
You have told our Cape Issues group that taxes and spending are your top issues, and we have been working with the Herald to easily provide digital copies of every municipality's budget for you.
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Cape May County Budget Appropriations
The attached chart of Cape May County government budget appropriations five/sixyear comparison was prepared for your information by Gary Egnasko.
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Cape Issues ... Come Join the Team
Cape Issues is a citizens group which meets to focus on tax issues in Cape May County.
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Cape Issues: Individual, Group Public Sector Bargaining Part 3
(The following is the third of three articles prepared by Tom Henry of Sea Isle City for Cape Issues. They will be published in three weekly segments beginning with the March 3 print edition.)
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