Twas the Month Before Christmas

Twas a month before Christmas

Offers Help to Thief Who Robbed Her

On the night of Dec. 1 or Dec. 2, a person went into my car and stole the brand new RCA DVD player with dual screens that I bought for my children for Christmas

Questions Fate of 'Free Meal Center'

Author Thanks All Who Came to Her Aid

During Holiday Hospitality Night in Lower Township, I tripped and fell on my face in front of the Villas Liquor Store.

Prison Talk Steering Him in the Right Direction

Thank you for the Prison Talk column. I’d also like to thank you for your story on Rob Seitzinger and his efforts supporting the troops.

Alleged OPRA Abuse in Wildwood

This is in response to Deborah McGuire’s story of Nov. 21, “OPRA Abuse Costs Time, Money.”

Responds To Doomsday Column

: If the Mayan calendar is correct, and the world ends Dec. 21st,

Has Issues with Dennis Mayor

Mayor Glen Glembocki took it upon himself to start a rumor during the Dennis Township Committee Meeting on Nov. 20

U. S. Education Is a Huge Problem.

I was much encouraged by the Herald's printing of Tom Henry's excellent article "Our Broken Educational System" as well as Publisher Art Hall's thoughtful commentary in that same issue

Purpose of Elementary, Secondary Education Is not Job Training

In an editorial dated Nov. 12, Publisher Art Hall called on Cape May Country schools to “educate students for fields where there are good jobs, whether the opportunity is here locally, or elsewhere

‘Israelis Have a Right to Defend Themselves.'

War should always be a last resort. Israel has been very patient taking more than one slap to the face by its enemies and this administration.

The Police Were Busy Rescuing and Evacuating Residents

In response to the recent Letter to the Editor “Where Were the Police during the Storm?”

Thanks Community, Red Cross for Operation Fireside

I wish to thank the community for their continued and overwhelming support of the Coast Guard this Thanksgiving Day

‘When Bad Things Happen, Good Things Follow'

When bad things happen, good things always follow them

Election Result Leaves Him Speechless

We are fortunate to live in a country where we can speak our mind, and I thank this newspaper for giving me this forum to do just that.

Author Gives Kudos to Lower Voters

Kudos to the voters in Lower Township. They have eliminated the Republicans and voted in the good guys.

Winner Takes All: Voters Get Taken

Every presidential election stirs up talk of using the national popular vote instead of the Electoral College to decide who the next president will be.

Remembering Cheri Decker

This is a "thank you' to people I’ve never met, never will, and yet they are literally a part of my life. Thanks to you all, I am here this Thanksgiving holiday.

Reader Applauds Herald for Printing ‘Tattered Towel’

Thank you for publishing the “Tattered Towel” Family Matters column Oct. 24.

People Are Inherently Good, Kind and Loving’

On Sat., Oct. 27, as Hurricane Sandy approached, I found myself waiting in line at Home Depot to buy a generator

When the Ocean Met Sandy

My younger years were spent At Wildwood by the Sea

Where Were the Police During the Storm?

smayed with the lack of police protection that I personally witnessed during the recent Hurricane Sandy.

Spouting Off at 'Spout Off'

OK, I’ll confess to being a recent convert to the whole “Spout Off” blog thing

‘Rebuild the Houses and the Decks’

When I wanted to put the world aside, it was at my home on Reeds Beach that I would reside.

Beach Conservation Pays Dividends

In the wake of Sandy, I felt compelled to share my opinion on beach replenishment and conservation