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Young Voter Fed Up with Bickering
I am a young voter, just 18 years old, and I am fed up with the bickering from people who cannot get their facts straight.
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Offers Definition of Good Government
My definition of good government that ran in the Oct. 5, 2005 issue of the Herald read:
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Answers Housing Authority Allegations
This is in response to a totally irresponsible Spout Off regarding the Cape May Housing Authority, which appeared in the April 23 issue of the Herald.
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Spouter Right About Visitor's Dress, Manners
Regarding the editor’s note on the Spout Off in the April 30 edition about St. Ann’s Church:
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‘Let’s Try Serious Conservation First’
Publisher Art Hall blamed environmentalists and “Know Nothing Democrats" for the current energy and food situation in his April 23 column. I'd like to set the record straight on several points he raised.
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Republicans, Vote June 3
The Republican Primary Election is June 3. Every registered Republican should vote their individual choices for the local elective offices in this important primary election.
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There's Another Group Ready to Lead the Borough
I would like to let everyone know how great the Borough of West Wildwood is.
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It’s Time to Join the Green Movement
On first reading, I was sure Art Hall's April 23 column had something to do with April Fools, but it's too late for that.
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School Board Elections Just Luck of the Draw?
According to an edition of a local newspaper, the Middle Township School Board’s $20.8 million budget was voted down by a narrow margin, 358 to 346, a difference of only 12 votes. I recall last year it was approved by 400 to 400 and something, another narrow vote.
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West Wildwood Is Due for Change
It’s time for real change in West Wildwood.
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Do You Favor Consolidation?
We vote and we hope. We hope our elected leadership seriously considers our interests after they are sworn into office.
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Remember Your Campaign Promises
With last spring's commissioners’ election in the City of Wildwood came a "new anticipation" for a city efficiently run with cost savings and the hope of "new revenues" being generated from means other than the local tax levy which equates to an increase in our property tax bills again.
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Water Study Still Being Written
July 1 will be the sixth anniversary of the Cape May County water study contracted by the New Jersey DEP from the U. S. Geological Society.
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Writer Commends Judge Tourison
Recently, I had to appear in court with a neighbor that I don't get along with. The judge that was representing the court was the Honorable Peter Tourison.
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‘Day Boats’ No Longer Allowed to Dock Here?
Doesn't anyone wonder what has happened to all of the day boats that scallop fisherman use? Does anyone remember that 20 years ago until very recently that Cape May was very helpful and supportive of the "Day Boat" fishing industry, and the Day Boats helped put Cape May on the map.
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Writer Thanks Herald Readers
Please thank your readers for their generosity.
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There’s a Champion…It’s Ron Paul
In a letter to the editor in the April 9 edition by Dan McNeill, it was mentioned “we have no Gandhi to speak for us, no one with the moxie, the guts to champion our cause, to speak for ‘We the people’.”
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For Sake of Change, Let’s Hope He Wins
I read with interest a letter to the editor titled "Obama Won't Bring Change That's Needed."
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He'll Take Cape Regional Any Day
A newspaper printed a letter on the opinion page from Cold Spring defending Cape Regional Medical Center regarding the April 2 article "patient satisfaction below average."
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"DEP, Please Turn Off the Lights."
Given that high taxation and hyper-regulation are driving people from New Jersey, it’s no wonder people flocked to Champagne Island each summer.
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Misleading Spout Off Prompts Letter to Editor
Opponents of the war on terror tend to mislead, diminishing our successes. One might think they are anxious for failure, only to blame President Bush. One such misleading Spout Off entry prompted me to correct the record.
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Reader Gives Herald Kudos
What a pleasure it was to have read Art Hall’s lovely wife’s column in the Herald.
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Besides Being Stupid, Spitzer Was Arrogant
New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer (D-NY) has done more than simply getting caught patronizing a high-priced prostitute.
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Towns Should Look at Traffic Violations for $$
With the state fund crunch talk of new taxes, it’s time our towns and the state take a long look at the money just laying in our streets waiting to be picked up before they further burden us.
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Pro-War Position Will Cost LoBiondo
The so-called “War in Iraq” is really an American military occupation of a sovereign nation — an obscene abomination that is opposed by a majority of American citizens and voters, including this congressional district.
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