• A Protestant Looks at the Closing of Wildwood Catholic

    by Patricia Hall
    Columns | 14 hours 48 min ago | 0 | 0

    A few years ago my husband and I were traveling in a desolate corner of northeastern New Mexico when we came upon a long abandoned Spanish Catholic Mission.

  • A Tale of Two Families

    by Patricia Hall
    Columns | 15 hours 5 min ago | 0 | 0

    “It was the best of times; it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness…”

  • Sen. Lautenberg, Sen. Menendez, Where Are you? Are You Asleep? Are You deaf?

    by Art Hall
    Columns | 2 days 20 hours ago | 0 | 0

    Do you have any idea how your constituents are suffering?

  • When All’s Said and Done, Is Politics That Important?

    by Al Campbell
    Columns | 3 days 1 hour ago | 9 | 4

    The last time I walked upon and looked under the Beesley’s Point Bridge it was cold but sunny on Dec. 30, 2008. That was after a grand “photo op” with local, county and state bigwigs. They all stood tall and smiled with confidence, like a guy who finally won a date with his sought-after love.

  • Do We Live In A Loving, Giving Community?

    by Art Hall
    Columns | 3 days 1 hour ago | 0 | 0

    Last week I attended the eighth birthday celebration of Volunteers In Medicine, a group of people who drew together a dozen years ago to build a health clinic for the medically underserved. The clinic opened its doors to the people of Cape May County eight years ago.

  • UPPER NEWS NOTES - 3-17

    by Rosemarie Whelan
    Columns | 3 days 18 hours ago | 0 | 0

    “I-rish” you much mirth today, St. Patrick’s Day, and also on Friday, at the “Farewell to St. Patrick’s Day” Irish Hooley which will take place from 6-10 p.m. at the Deauville Inn, Willard Road and the Bay in Strathmere.

  • Don’t Ever Take My Music Away!

    by Pastor Rudy
    Columns | 3 days 18 hours ago | 0 | 0

    Last Sunday I had the privilege to say a few words at the 17th annual Cape May County Elementary and Junior High Honors Choir held at The Performing Arts Center in Court House.

  • GAMES - Cape Tech Boys’ Freshmen Go 16-0

    by Joe Rossi
    Columns | 3 days 19 hours ago | 0 | 0

    Average underclassmen often toil in obscurity with scholastic athletics.

  • NASCAR NATION - 3-17

    by Bruce Knoll, Jr
    Columns | 3 days 19 hours ago | 0 | 0

    After blatantly returning to the track for the sheer goal of getting revenge on Brad Keselowski at Las Vegas two weeks ago, Carl Edwards has been issued a warning and placed on probation for the next three Sprint Cup Series races by NASCAR officials last week.

  • WHAT'S COOKIN - 3-17

    by Herald Staff
    Columns | 3 days 19 hours ago | 0 | 0

    Monday, March 22: Baked ziti, meatballs, asparagus, roll, salad, apricots, chicken rice soup.

  • JOYRIDE III

    by Keith Forrest
    Columns | 3 days 19 hours ago | 0 | 0

    From time to time, I will be featuring the best student work from essay class at Atlantic Cape Community College. This week’s column is from Jennifer Costabile, a graduate of Holy Spirit High School.

  • Duncan’s Speech on School Failures Flawed

    by David Gilliland
    Columns | 3 days 19 hours ago | 0 | 0

    Having read “Officials step up monitor of rights laws in schools” by Sam Dillon, a New York Times syndicated writer, an often bias-expressed opinion piece supported by statistics struck me, as it most likely struck many other readers of the column.

  • The Health Hazard of Marital Stress

    by Judith Coche
    Columns | 3 days 19 hours ago | 0 | 0

    How often have you heard or felt that a partner gives you a headache, acid reflux, heartburn, heart palpitations, panic attacks?

  • Art Hall is out of town this week

    by Art Hall
    Columns | 1 week 3 days ago | 6 | 3

    Art Hall is out of town this week

  • Ancient Man Told the Future, But Few Heeded

    by Al Campbell
    Columns | 1 week 3 days ago | 0 | 0

    This is a tale that took place many moons ago, but the truth is being seen here and now. As with such long-ago fables, names are clouded, if remembered at all. They are no longer important. The truth, like an ancient tree, remains unscathed regardless of whether we like its shape or the color of its leaves.

  • Too Many Problems Here to Pay for War

    by Jack Fichter
    Columns | 1 week 3 days ago | 0 | 0

    “Washington has a lot of money. It has trillions for war, but no money for housing. Money for war, but no money for health care. Money for war, but no money for education.

  • The Cape May Snow Storm: Were You Prepared?

    by Paulanne Pierson
    Columns | 1 week 3 days ago | 0 | 2

    As I write this, the forecast calls for milder, sunny weather during the coming weekend and the calendar at least is heralding the approach of spring.

  • GAMES-Former Crusader Weiser Excels at Albany

    by Joe Rossi
    Columns | 1 week 3 days ago | 0 | 0

    Former Wildwood Catholic softball ace Allie Weiser has picked up right where she was when she departed Cape May County for higher educa-tion and collegiate softball in Albany.

  • WHAT'S COOKIN - 3-10

    by Herald Staff
    Columns | 1 week 3 days ago | 0 | 0

    Monday, March 15: Chicken Croquettes, mashed potatoes, gravy, peas, salad, yogurt, corn chowder.

  • Imagine, Buying Gasoline by Dollars, not Gallons

    by Al Campbell
    Columns | 2 weeks 3 days ago | 0 | 0

    Maybe it really is time to consider buying an electric car. In the scheme of things, electric cars may be the only viable means of getting us from here to there and back.

  • UPPER NEWS NOTES - 3-3

    by Rosemarie Whelan
    Columns | 2 weeks 3 days ago | 0 | 0

    The U.S. Air Force Band of Liberty Jazz Band is currently touring the East Coast, and they will be performing at the Ocean City Music Pier, Boardwalk and Moorlyn Terrace, on Saturday at 7 p.m.

  • Speaking in the Light - 3-3

    by Pastor Rudy
    Columns | 2 weeks 3 days ago | 0 | 0

    Nobody enjoys going through difficult times. Many of us, if we were to be totally honest, would choose the simplest road to heaven possible, if we did have a say in the matter. The only problem with that decision is the stunted growth we would all be experiencing if left to our own agenda.

  • GAMES - Moving Along on the Sports Calendar

    by Joe Rossi
    Columns | 2 weeks 3 days ago | 0 | 0

    I shamefully admit to not following the Olympics closely.

  • NASCAR Nation - 3-10

    by Bruce Knoll, Jr
    Columns | 2 weeks 3 days ago | 0 | 0

    Last week, the NASCAR world was talking about the luck Jimmie Johnson and the No. 48 team had at Auto Club Speedway, beating the caution flag onto pit road to capture his first victory of 2010.

  • WHAT'S COOKIN - 3-10

    by Herald Staff
    Columns | 2 weeks 3 days ago | 0 | 0

    Monday, March 8: Meatball sub, mixed vegetables, salad, sliced peaches; chicken vegetable soup.

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