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Voters Believe in ‘Jerry’
I have known Freeholder Jerry Thornton for over 20 years, and also as an employee for the Department of Aging, now retired.
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Doctor: Peer Reviewer Should Ask Questions
I read the March 3 article you wrote regarding the Feb. 3 Herald story on the Medical Staff election at Cape Regional Medical Center, and I beg to disagree with the individual who did the "peer review" evaluation.
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Can Lightning Strike Again in New Jersey?
It was a long shot that Republican Chris Christie, now New Jersey governor, could win the governor’s race last year, but it happened. Is it possible that lightning can strike again in New Jersey and we unseat liberal senators Robert Menendez and Frank Lautenberg at the very next opportunity?
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Consider Making It a Donation
The winter of 2009/2010 will last in our memories for a long time. With due respect to the serious intrusions into the lives of so many South Jersey residents, I find it important to draw attention to two of the winter weather’s victims of circumstance.
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Court House Should Have Pillory on Lawn
A comment about America’s corporate crooks of the Bernie Madoff genre, he was sentenced to 150 years in some “country club”-type federal slammer, yeah right.
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Be Grateful for Firemen and Police
This is for all of the Spouters in North Wildwood who are always complaining about the North Wildwood firemen and the police department.
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Paradise Found Now ‘Paradise Lost’
As a homeowner in North Cape May, I am a very lucky individual. I feel incredibly fortunate to have the opportunity to live in one of the most beautiful niches on the East Coast. A paradise found.
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They Should Look Past Her Exterior Flaws
I'm on Medicaid. I know what readers are think-ing. Trash. Yesterday, I called every doctor in Cape May County to see which would take my insurance.
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Character Witnesses Should Be Prohibited
When a man accused of a crime goes to trial in a court where all are equal before the law, he may help his cause with his wallet.
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Tips to Protect Against Identity Theft
As we get older, our personal finances only get more complex. From college loans and credit card debt, to mortgages and retirement accounts, each year we receive a stream of financial documents to review and retain.
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Another Thanks to Guardian Angel
Last week the Herald printed a letter from Sherman Miller about getting stuck in the parking lot on Feb. 22, a very dark and stormy night. Just to let you know, Miller, (my Dad), is 91 years old and doesn't walk well, especially at night.
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Thieves Hurting Cape May County Economy
I would like to address an under-publicized issue which is hurting the Cape May County economy. As everyone knows, many people in the county are paid either directly or indirectly by tourism dollars. During the season, tourists pump millions of dollars into the economy
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Mayor Wouldn’t Answer Her Question?
I just returned home from attending the monthly borough meeting, or whenever the mayor wants to hold one. It was a disgrace.
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Spouter Didn’t Grasp Concept of ‘New’ School
In response to the person from Wildwood regarding St. Ann's that appeared in Spout off on March 10, they do not seem to grasp the concept of “new” school. Please allow me to clear up some misconceptions.
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Wake Up, Folks, ‘You’re Getting Shafted Big Time’
By the time you read this letter, Obamacare may have already been passed. In the meantime, I continue to hope that this is not the case.
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‘Absolute Power Corrupts — Absolutely’
The Feb. 25 televised GOP/Administration bipartisan "love-in" wasn't very productive for health-care reform.
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Expansion of Parking Meters Should Be Nixed
In a town whose existence depends on historic ambiance, the proposed ordinances that represent the largest expansion of parking meters in Cape May’s history should not be adopted by the City Council.
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She’s Grateful for Rescue of Her ‘Dad’
For many years, my father has been a resident of North Wildwood. Over the years we have received telephone calls in the middle of the night that there has been a loss of power but nothing like the most recent storms.
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It Is Long Past Time For Him to Eat Crow
It is long past due to eat crow, but I will answer Helen Lincoln's letter to the editor Aug. 9, 2006 and eat crow without any reservations.
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Police Chief Thanks All Who Helped
In the wake of some of the worst winter weather our area has experienced in a generation, I would like to take this time to thank the many people in Wildwood Crest who truly exemplified why this is such a great community.
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We Need to Elect Best Person; Regardless of Party
Like the famous Boston Tea Party of 1773 which lead directly to our revolution against British rule in 1776, there are direct parallels in the January special election in Massachusetts in which an unusual coalition of political conservatives, tea partiers, moderates and independents banded together to fill the one senate seat that was thought to be safe, a seat that Ted Kennedy held for 47 years.
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Brownies Say Thanks For Cookie Sale Success
The members of Brownie Troop No. 41591 of North Wildwood would like to thank everyone who supported their cookie fundraiser.
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‘In Addition, No City Business Is Being Done’
For more than a few times, the West Wildwood Borough Hall is closed again, due to the excessive disciplinary hearings, lawsuits and countersuits brought on by Mayor Frederick.
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Thank You Local Businesses For All Your Help
The Wildwood Crest Volunteer Fire Company would like to thank the following businesses for their generous donations to the Wildwood Crest Firehouse shelter during the recent snowstorms
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Times Are Different Now Than They Were in 1776
We are now living in the year 2010, not 1776. For all the well-meaning folks who like to cite George Washington, Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin, God bless.
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