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WHAT'S COOKIIN - 2-15
by Press ReleaseMonday, Feb. 20, Holiday!!!
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Speaking in the Light - It’s Not All Sunny and Safe!
by Pastor RudyHow many times do you begin tackling a new project by praying something like this: “Dear Lord, please keep me safe and let all go well as I begin this task for you?”
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OC & UPPER NEWS NOTES - 2-15
by Rosemarie Whelan“Until we meet again, we’ll write.”
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Support Your Local HIstory
by Jean BarracloughIf I had a quarter for every person who, in the past 10 years, said to me “You work where?” I’d probably be retired.
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A Tall Lanky Man
by Patricia HallThe tall, gangly-limbed man climbed on the dias and waited.
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Register Right, Young Pilgrim, Register Right
by Al CampbellBullfeathers! Who says government can’t create jobs? Look no farther then our own humble Cape May County. Why, there are plenty of jobs, even in this gut-wrenching, recession-tainted economy. There is one slight consideration. To snag one of those jobs it surely does help if one has the correct letter after their name. Shucks, what’s party affiliation among friends? It’s no big deal, right? This is, after all, a free country and we can vote any way we want.
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GAMES-Caper Rebecca Holden Signs with Virginia
by Joe RossiLower Cape May field hockey standout Rebecca Holden will take her considerable goaltending skills and 4.46 grade point average to the prestigious University of Virginia this August.
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Beyond the Flames — Prevent Your Pet from Becoming a Statistic
by Bruce Knoll, JrA fire within a house or other structure on your property can be one of the most frantic events of your life, and many take the necessary steps to have an evacuation plan in place to get out safe and with their needed belongings before a fire becomes deadly. But does your escape plan include your pets?
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Opening Doors - This Super Bowl Ad Is No Laughing Matter
by Paulanne PiersonIf advance press is accurate, you may have noticed a rather sober ad at the final commercial break of the Super Bowl broadcast this past Sunday.
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WHAT'S COOKIN - 2-8
by Press ReleaseMonday, Feb. 13: Fried chicken, mashed potatoes, gravy, peas, salad, yogurt, corn chowder.
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Challah, The Bread Of The Soul
by Rabbi Jeffrey LipschultzThe bread we Jews call Challah has become sort of a cultural phenomena in the United States for as long as I can remember.
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Speaking in the Light - Wanted: Courageous Men!
by Pastor RudyI just finished the book “Courageous” by Randy Alcorn yesterday.
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Big Bad Corporations and Poverty
by Art HallIn the context of the upcoming elections, we had an interesting study and discussion last week in our Sunday school class about the role of government, the church and us individually in confronting poverty.
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Saying Goodbye to Glen Campbell
by Jack FichterSinger, guitarist Glen Campbell is on his final concert tour entitled the “Goodbye Tour.” He has also released his final album entitled “Ghost on the Canvas,” which in my opinion is one of his best works.
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The Art of Sleeping Well: Tools for a Better Tomorrow
by Judith CocheCarrot top curls bobbing merrily, Sandy’s worried big blue eyes contradicted her otherwise spunky appearance. “I know I shouldn’t eat French fries and drink beer before I go to sleep but my schedule is so hectic that I can’t follow my own rules.
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Should The Free Meal Center Serve or Vanish?
by Al CampbellAs Douglass Jewell and other board members of The Free Meal Center in Burleigh sweat out the coming days, wondering if sufficient donations will arrive to make up $50,000 needed to preclude April 1 eviction, some may wonder about the organization and the need for such a place in Cape May County.
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Tips for Driving on Black Ice
by Bruce Knoll, JrThe sight of road closings due to mangled vehicles and severed electrical powers with dangling power lines has been a common sight in Cape May County since the start of 2012.
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GAMES-Paterno Tributes Testimony of His Many Contributions
by Joe RossiAfter much contemplation I’ve made my decision about Joe Paterno’s legacy.
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From the Bottom of My Heart to the Center of the World
by Pastor RudyI really don’t know why God gives certain people unique connections to very specific places but I am so married in soul and spirit to Ecuador in just such a manner.
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OC & UPPER NEWS NOTESE - 2-1
by Rosemarie WhelanRotary Report – The Ocean City/Upper Township Noon Rotary and the OC/UT Evening Rotary have donated and will be distributing approximately 600 dictionaries and atlases to third and seventh graders in the area as part of “The Dictionary Project.”
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Time to Change the Filter
by Patricia HallWhen Dennis, our son, married Celeste, he told us that she came without a filter.
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You Want Jobs? Tell Government Where to Go
by Al CampbellBefore a packed house Jan. 19 at Tuckhoe Inn, members of Cape May County Chamber of Commerce were treated to a harsh dose of reality by Dr. Richard Perniciaro of Atlantic Cape Community College.
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WHAT'S COOKIN - 2-1
by Press ReleaseMonday, Feb. 6: Meatball sub, mixed vegetables, salad, sliced peaches, sub roll, chicken vegetable soup.
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SPEAKING IN THE LIGHT - Speak Now or Forever...
by Pastor RudyI have just returned from what turned out to be a life-changing Missions Trip to Ecuador.
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Opening Doors in Cape May County — What's New in 2012?
by Paulanne PiersonFunny you should ask! Despite the stalled economy, despite the common wisdom that South Jersey and particularly Cape May County seem to be singled out for benign neglect when it comes to funding and services, there is some “NEWs” to report in this New Year.
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