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Talking on Cell Phone While Driving? Think Twice!
Over 41,000 people die due to traffic crashes in the U.S each year.
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Search Warrant Nets Three Arrests in Wildwood
On October 9 at approximately 8:30 p.m., members of the Wildwood Police Department Detective Division, Wildwood Police Department Uniform Patrol Division, and the Cape May County Regional S.W.A.T. Team executed a search warrant at 233 East Garfield Ave. Apartment 9.
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Council Shows Final Convention Hall Design Before Voter Referendum
City Council and Architect Martin Kimmel presented the final version of preliminary designs to...
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Architect Shares Memories of Wawa
I designed that building in 1983, the first of the larger size of that time. It was a tough nut to...
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‘Fair and Open’ Anything But
The Herald recently reported on Gov. Jon Corzine's latest attempt at ethics reform in New...
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Who Shows True Character, Leadership?
How does Obama care for his family? His half brother is homeless on and off again in Kenya...
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Love Affair
Performing throughout the year from Philly to New York, Love-Affair brings a mix of Motown and soul of the 60s, and dance and disco sounds of the 70s and 80s to their performances, and they’re sure to leave your dancing shoes well worn-out.
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For Oktoberfest . . . A Toast to the beer stein
“In heaven there is no beer/That’s why we drink it here.” – a refrain from an old German beer hall song.
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Plenty to purchase at Pumpkin Fest
This festive event will take place on the grounds of Historic Cold Spring Village on Saturday, Oct...
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IRS Offers 1st Time Homebuyer Tax Credit
First-time homebuyers should begin planning now to take advantage of a new tax credit included in the...
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County Chamber Installs Town, Officers
Veronica “Ronnie” Town took her oath as chair of the Cape May County Chamber of Commerce from...
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Lower Township Chamber of Commerce Holds Annual Dinner
Local businesses and citizens were praised at the Lower Township Chamber of Commerce's annual...
OTHER NEWS
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Shipwreck Island Golf Goes Down for Walgreens
Demolition crews have torn down one of this city’s landmark family fun spots.
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State Police Save Woodbine Home
State Police are credited with knocking down a working fire in the laundry room of a home in Woodbine at 329 Madison Ave according to Fire Chief Clarence Ryan.
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Zero Violence, Vandals at Stone Harbor School
The Stone Harbor Board of Education held its public hearing on the 2007-08 Violence and Vandalism report at its meeting Oct. 8.
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Stone Harbor BOE Rejects $2,000 NCLB Grants
The Stone Harbor Board of Education rejected four different No Child Left Behind (NCLB) grants totaling about $2,000 at its meeting Oct. 8, as recommended by Superintendent David Rauenzahn.
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Fire Prevention Week in Woodbine
The Woodbine Fire Department took part in the annual fire prevention week educating students at the Woodbine Elementary School on fire safety on October 9.
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Fugitive Attempts Vent Escape
The Lower Township Police Department reported the arrest of a wanted subject and his wife.
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Former FBI Agent Gets Reappointment Nod from Corzine
Governor Jon S. Corzine Oct. 6 reappointed former casino executive and FBI agent James B. Darcy, Jr., of Marmora, to the Atlantic City Convention and Visitors Authority Board of Directors.
FEATURES
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Scrabble night at Stone Harbor Library
All levels of players are welcome.
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Halloween Special War of the Worlds at Cape May Stage
“No movie ushered in an era of terrorizing modern-age special effects than War of the Worlds,” according to JC Stinson, Creative Director for the Cape May Film Society.
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400th Anniversary of Hudson's visit
Be a part of Cape May's History!
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First Lady of Jazz at Vespers Stage
She typically sings a combination of jazz favorites such as “I Got the World on a String” and “Blackberry Winter” and includes a few gospel numbers, as well.
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Jacob Schaad speaks at Lower Branch Library
Schaad’s autobiography, “No Time to Retire,” recalls many stories--some humorous and some sad---he experienced as a veteran newspaperman for 68 years, 18 of which he worked as a courthouse newspaper reporter.
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