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Government Can't Force Us to Go Against Out Faith
Well it’s Feb.1 and since all the holiday treats are finally devoured, I am starting my New Year resolutions…again. This time in two columns: Col. A and Col. B.
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Author Has Questions About Convention Hall
I read with interest, the story about the shows that will be coming to the Cape May Convention Hall.
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Responds to Publisher's 'Corporation' Column
Was that a hint of sarcasm in Art Hall’s Feb. 1 column’s headline, “Big, Bad Corporations And Poverty?”
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Thanks Community for Generous Donations
On behalf of all Holy Redeemer HomeCare and Hospice employees in New Jersey, we would like to salute the members of the South Jersey community for their generous donations to local organizations this holiday season.
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Taxpayers’ Proposals Ignored by Mayor
At the Sea Isle City Council meeting Tues., Dec. 27, we proposed an alternative which we thought was the ideal location and property for the Welcome Center…the Jersey Title Company on West Jersey Avenue visible from JFK Boulevard.
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Not Evil, but Not Right for the Country
In an interview for the Today Show early in his administration, Barack Obama addressed issues important to Americans.
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Time for Budget Spin
The county has released its budget for 2012 and the freeholders are putting spin on the news and are stating that the tax rate will only increase by 1 cent.
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Responds to Stone Harbor Library Letter
I read with interest the letter to the editor from Nick Timbers.
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No Increased Fees for OPRA Requests!
This letter is in response to the Jan. 18 article, “Complying with O.P.R.A. Requests Can Be Tedious, Time Consuming.”
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Library Loses Artist's Painting
My wife and I have a summer residence in Sea Isle City for the last 30 years.
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'Union Donations Are Pitifully Small'
In a recent letter to the editor, Gerald Stahlecker listed the union political contributions between 1990-2010. I am not questioning the accuracy of those numbers.
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How Labor Unions ‘Buy’ Government
Thomas Jefferson said, “My reading of history convinces me that most bad government results from too much government.”
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Gives His Review of Jazz Artists
All music enthusiasts should be on the lookout for performances by Behn Gillece, a young accomplished jazz vibes player.
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All Cigarette Smokers Are Litterers
In all discussions re-garding cigarette bans, the most recent in Cape May, there is a key factor that never gets brought up, and pardon me for being blunt, but here it is.
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She’ll Gladly Refund the 35-Cent Cost to Sparks for the M.U.A. Dinner
I am writing to express my disappointment in the comments made by Jack Sparks regarding the M.U.A. Christmas party.
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Freedom to Choose
Pundits warn us of a nasty presidential election campaign to come.
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She Just Wants to Help Her Daughter
I have a 19-year-old daughter whose health is up and down lately.
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Every Government Entity Expresses the Need for Jobs
In a recent conversation with a good friend, many of the current national issues were discussed and deliberated with disconcerting agreement as to how those issues were being addressed.
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Stone Harbor...Here We Go Again!
After years of careful consideration, voluminous public disclosure and discourse, newspaper articles and, of course, intergovernmental communications in the open - our borough leaders have decided to "punt" the decision on building a library and its location to a study committee.
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"Show of Shows"
For the taxpayers who did not attend Lower Township’s Jan. 4 council meeting, you missed the “Show of Shows.”
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Writer Needs Work Painting House Numbers
During the summer of 1988, I was the guy who spray-painted house numbers on your curb.
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Author Asks, ‘What Is a Reagan Republican?’
The Republicans just love to cite the (mis) accomplishments of Ronald Reagan. Let's look at some.
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Obama Avoids His Real Record
The anonymity of Spout Off! Contributions lead some to spread falsehoods without identification. Such is the case with a Jan. 11 Spouter who invented false unemployment statistics.
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Herald Story About ‘How Locals Feel’ Upsets Reader
I was shocked to read the article about how "Locals Really Feel." Being a local newspaper, I would think the Herald should support our area.
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Support Van Drew for Parkway Issues
The business and law partner of the failed candidate who ran against Sen. Jeff Van Drew recently wrote a letter trying to blame Van Drew for the Parkway fencing fiasco.
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