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Former Employee, Water Expert, Others Testify at Mining Pit Hearing
A professional planner, a disgruntled employee, two concerned neighbors, a volunteer fireman and a water expert testified in an ongoing Burleigh development application that saw no conclusion at the end of the four-hour hearing.
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Lower and N. Wildwood Police Get 'Click It or Ticket' Grants
According to a May 15 press release from the state Attorney General’s office, Police agencies throughout New Jersey are gearing up for the 2008 “Click It or Ticket” seat belt mobilization.
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String Theory? Yo Yos Teach Science at Lower Schools
Yo yos teach science in a unique lesson at Lower Township Elementary Schools this week.
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Cyclists' Injuries Could Have Been Prevented
On April 29, multiple injuries occurred to cy-clists, peddling on Tuckahoe Road near Mount Pleasant.
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This Reader's Going to Go to Direct TV
The senior ladies are absolutely right about Comcast forcing us to go to a higher level to get our...
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Voters More Excited Over Money Issues
The representative form of government was created to avoid the chaos and confusion associated with...
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The Fishing Line—after the storm
A Nor’easter in May? What a storm. Things are calmer now and boats are back in the water. The news gets better everyday.
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East Lynne Theater Company receives grant
In applying for this prestigious grant, ELTC proved that it is a tourist destination.
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Paintings from the heart
Seymour said that it was her painting that renewed her spirit when 17 years ago, she nearly lost...
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State DEP Approves Wildwood High-Rise
One down, five to go. The state Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has given the go-ahead...
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Final Indian Trail Hearing?
The Middle Township Zoning Board will meet May 15 at 7 p.m. for what could be the final hearing of...
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Cape Council Cuts Mall Patio Fees
Dining establishments on Washington Street Mall may pay less rent for a piece of the pavement.
OTHER NEWS
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Intruder Enters Home with an Ax Handle
At approximately 2:14 a.m. on Friday May 16 Lower Township police responded to a call on Vermont Avenue here where Dolores Milco reported that a bare chested white male had entered her bedroom carrying an ax handle yelling about being chased.
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VIDEO: Taste of the Wildwoods
Nineteen local restaurants brought their best dishes to Neil’s Steak and Chowder House on May 14 for the Greater Wildwoods Chamber of Commerce 9th annual Restaurant Showcase.
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UPDATE: Police Win Battle Over Training Staff Cuts
Police in New Jersey won their battle May 16 with Gov. Jon Corzine and put a halt to a plan to gut staff from the Police Services Section of the New Jersey Police Training Commission (PTC).
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Lobbyist Talks Beach Funding with Avalon, Recent Storm Causes More Need
The borough will restore beach access paths at 10th, 11th, and 15th streets this month with $1.5 million received through the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
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Mall Project: On Time, On Budget
The Washington Street Mall refurbishment project was scheduled to be completed May 16 and the work met the deadline and remained on budget.
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Man Charged with Vehicle Homicide, DWI in Fatal Crash
Sea Isle City police witnessed a fatal vehicle crash at 5th Street and Landis Avenue at 10:51 p.m. on May 15.
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A regional favorite . . .The Mary Hoyer Doll
In 1925 Mary Hoyer opened a yarn and crafts shop in Reading, Pa., where she also designed and knitted clothing for infants. Eventually, she contracted with the Ideal Toy Company in a concept that would change her business forever.
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Call it what you want – trash tastes good
“Trash fish” refers (disturbingly) to by-catch—that is, the fish caught by commercial fisherman that are discarded because they are unlikely to be sold at market.
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Avalon Performing Arts Council opens Symphony by the Sea
The quintet presentation will feature a rousing and spirited repertoire of western themes includ-ing an arrangement of Elmer Bernstein and David Brown’s Magnificent Seven.
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Cape May Summer Day Camp set
The curriculum includes crafts, science, gymnastics, swimming, beach days, field trips, sports, games, nature and nature walks, kids theater, special events, music and dance, special assemblies, parents day picnic and more!
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