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VIDEO: LMCR students strike a pose to fund their prom

| Mon, 03/17/2008 - 3:27 am | Read 5069 | Commented 1 | Emailed 0

By Maureen Cawley

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Sat, 05/17/2008 - 12:25pm - Posted by: Anonymous

I do agree with you that Cape Winds Florist are the highest quality flowers ever seen. The video is very nice and remarkable. The conversation is very good to hear.

Cape May Surfers Enjoy the Waves

Sports and Recreation | Tue, 03/16/2010 - 2:29 pm | Read 161 | Commented 0 | Emailed 0
Tags: cape may, Surfing

By On Deck Staff

With every cloud comes a silver lining for some.

These surfers enjoyed the large waves created by the weekend storms.

Photos were taken between Congress Hall and Ocean St.

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Nothing Will Dampen High Spirits on St. Patty’s Day

Holiday | Wed, 03/10/2010 - 12:05 pm | Read 886 | Commented 0 | Emailed 1
Tags: North Wildwood, parade, rain, St. Patrick's Day

By On Deck Staff

The forecast calls for rain on Saturday, March 13, the day North Wildwood's St. Patrick’s Day Parade is scheduled to march down Atlantic Avenue.
On Saturday morning at 9 a.m., Mayor Bill Henfey and Council will decide whether the festivities will take place outside as planned or whether they’ll be moved indoors.

In that case, the ceremony that would take place on the steps of city Hall will move to the Recreation Center at 10th and Central avenues.

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Skateboard Park, Ice Rink? Temple Students Offer Designs for Cape May's Parks, Trails

Sports and Recreation | Fri, 03/05/2010 - 1:24 pm | Read 1654 | Commented 15 | Emailed 6
Tags: cape may, cape may city council, parks, Temple University School of Environmental Design

By Jack Fichter

CAPE MAY — Students from Temple University Department of Environmental Design have narrowed down conceptual designs for improving Cape May’s parks, which include a skating rink and skateboard park.

At a March 4 town meeting town meeting, 30 students, who are seniors in a landscape architecture program, offered four concepts for Harborview Park, two images for Rotary Park, ideas for a trail through the city and a park near the elementary school.

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Fri, 03/12/2010 - 1:08pm - Posted by: Terry OBrien

I'm not sure what quire and shone have to do with anything, but if I committed the unpardonable sin of a typo, I apologize.

My column is just that; my column, and I am free to write about what I wish. Yes, I often remark on my children and their (often humorous) behavior. if you wish to leave comments on the Exit Zero website or write me an email suggesting I write less about my family, that is acceptable. Not acceptable is commenting on my, or anyone else's, children because you don't like me. They're 8, 7 and 4. You can go ahead and leave them out of it.

But I will suggest, once again, if you don't like my column simply turn past it.

As for your personal attack on me, in case you haven't been paying attention, I have removed myself from the job that placed me in precarious situations in my battle with the bottle. Unlike you, apparently, I am not perfect and thusly unqualified to cast the first stone.

I have never shied away from my demons, I won't start doing it now.

Thu, 03/11/2010 - 4:40pm - Posted by: GL

This thread is pretty darn funny. BUT, I have a simple question; why is CM using students from Temple? At the very least it should be Rutgers.

Thu, 03/11/2010 - 8:29am - Posted by: capemayjul

For a writer Terry CAN'T "shone", "quire" drunk typing...and you are the one who brings your kids into your rambling "column. And you are no Cape May Dude, Elverson but not Cape May.

Wed, 03/10/2010 - 9:38am - Posted by: Terry OBrien

CrewChef: Sometimes I don't see the unintended consequences of my words. I have a great 17-year history with the Mug and my comments may not have shone them in the best light. I'm basically saying, "The words of Terry O'Brien do not represent those of the Ugly Mug or any other establishment." That's all.

I didn't "cave" and no one pressured me, but I can recognize my own stupidity when I see it.

Thank you for not going out of your way to drag my kids into it.

Wed, 03/10/2010 - 9:18am - Posted by: CrewChef

Did Terry Cave under pressure from the Mug. A retraction by Terry Obrien? Terry the Mug will have you back you are the best Kar e Oke in town...wait you're the only one. Its a free city and you can express your opinion.

Tue, 03/09/2010 - 1:52pm - Posted by: Terry OBrien

It is entirely possible and fairly likely that my comments were made in haste and in the heat of the moment. In retrospect it was only 2-3 of them that really got under my skin with their behavior and disregard for those around them. As the owner/ operator of my own karaoke business, yes, it was quire distressing to see the abuse my microphones and speakers were going through. But my opinion has nothing whatsoever to do with the Mug. It is mine and mine only and, much as I learned in my first couple of years writing my own Cape May column, the power of the printed word is mighty and disseminates quickly.

To capemayjul: You can attack me personally all you want. I can take it. But if you don't like my Exit Zero column, don't read it. It's pretty easy to avoid if you try. I suppose I could have signed up as "CapeMayDude16233", but alas.

Sun, 03/07/2010 - 6:44pm - Posted by: Ugly Mug 2133

The Ugly Mug staff would like to say that the Temple Students are welcome at the Mug anytime. They were just college kids having a good time. At no point did we feel that they were a threat to us or anyone else. They stuck to there group and just seemed to be enjoying themselves. There were no fights or anything along those lines whatsoever. If there was a law against bad singing than they would be in big trouble. They arent going to be on American Idol anytime soon. But thats what karaoke is all about.

Sun, 03/07/2010 - 3:15pm - Posted by: capemaygasworks

The entrance lighthouses (LOL) were planned and designed before the Temple students became so involved in the future of Cape May. Maybe Temple can open a campus in Cape May and rent the new Convention Hall. The Temple students work looks a lot better than the designs for Washington Street Mall and Convention Hall ... and those two things were designed by 'professionals'. Yes, Getoverit, Ed does not seem to know that in the current form of government he is, in fact, the 'wedding mayor' and little else when it comes to running the city.

Sun, 03/07/2010 - 1:13pm - Posted by: getoverit

if they are the ones who designed those kindergarten looking lighthouses that are on the way into town on the brideg then Cape May is in alot of trouble. Ed try to be the wedding mayor you are supposed to be and stay out of actual town operations.

Sun, 03/07/2010 - 1:05pm - Posted by: capemayjul

Terry O'Brien commenting on drunken idiots now that's rich. How many DUIs does he have? Get a real job and stop boring us to death with the details of your children's toilet habits. Terry can show them how to drink all day and then drive home.

Sat, 03/06/2010 - 3:34pm - Posted by: Terry OBrien

I had the great pleasure (not) of providing entertainment for these "students" Thursday night in a Cape May bar and they were an absolute disgrace, behaving as if they all were having their first beer; knocking bar stools over, abusing my music equipment, generally acting like boorish buffoons. The lone female in the group could have charged a half-dozen of them with attempted assault were she not so good-natured (and hammered herself).

Good job of representing Temple, idiots.

Sat, 03/06/2010 - 9:19am - Posted by: cmwatchdog

Why are we wasting money on this! Eds little group of Temple students is not what Cape May needs right now. They are students, with no experience. We need to focus on maintaining our current services and not some project for the mayors alma mater.

Fri, 03/05/2010 - 9:39pm - Posted by: CrewChef

Are these the clowns that got drunk at the Ugly Mug after the meeting. Someone should educate them on small town etiquete in the off season. Cmon guys.

Fri, 03/05/2010 - 7:07pm - Posted by: BIGBOB545

They are all nice but wheres the money going to come from== more parking meters!!

Fri, 03/05/2010 - 5:22pm - Posted by: marmoracat

Personally, I think the harborview park looks the best.

The skateboard park will never fly-both Upper and Ocean City have had to close theirs.
Take it as an example...It's a waste of money to build that.

Take a walk through the Philadelphia Flower Show

Community | Wed, 03/03/2010 - 12:09 pm | Read 513 | Commented 0 | Emailed 1
Tags: flower show, Gardening, horticultural society, PA., philadelphia

By On Deck Staff

The 2010 Philadelphia International Flower Show, an event of the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, brings a welcome relief from winter woes. Come, take a walk through some of the spectacular exhibits and dream of warmer days.

The Flower Show is being held at the Philadelphia Convention Center through March 7.

Photos by George Miller

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School Days

Schools | Sun, 02/28/2010 - 4:02 pm | Read 586 | Commented 0 | Emailed 0
Tags: school news, school photos, school updates

By Herald Staff

Bishop McHugh
Shamus Roberts-Campbell, 10, raised $233.16 for Autism Awareness during the 16th Annual Polar Bear Plunge weekend held in Sea Isle City Feb. 13 and 14.

Roberts-Campbell, a fifth grade student at Bishop McHugh Regional Catholic School, felt the cause was important because he has two cousins who have autism. He spent the weekend in front of his family's restaurant, Shoobie's, located in the downtown area of Sea Isle, asking for donations for the fundraiser.

In return he handed out popcorn, Autism Awareness buttons and bracelets made by his cousin.

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Woodbine Essayist Honored by Governor Christie

Schools | Fri, 02/26/2010 - 3:09 pm | Read 467 | Commented 1 | Emailed 2
Tags: Black History Month, Governor Christie, mayor william pikolycky, Woodbine

By Herald Staff

Woodbine— Mayor William Pikolycky is pleased to announce that Woodbine resident Josh Cooper, a Choice student at Maude Abrams Elementary, was chosen to represent Cape May County at the Governor’s Black History event on February 24.

Exemplary student essayists from in each county in the state were honored at this ceremony. Governor Christie spoke to the students about Black History month. He introduced several of his Cabinet members and Department heads,

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Sat, 02/27/2010 - 3:27pm - Posted by: mommomkip

Congratulations Josh!!!!! Its so nice to see something positive like this in the paper. And to his parents you must be so proud. Keep up the good work Josh.

Villas Volunteer Fire Company Installs Officers

People | Tue, 02/23/2010 - 11:53 pm | Read 904 | Commented 2 | Emailed 0
Tags: villas, Villas Fire Department

By Herald Staff

VILLAS-- On Monday Feb. 22, the Villas Volunteer Fire Company completed the installation of their newly elected officials. The ceremony was conducted by Lower Township Mayor Michael Beck. Mayor Beck, prior to issuing the oath of office to the new officials, took the time to thank the volunteers for their service to the community during the recent snow storm, stating during his remarks, that he was very proud of the service that was provided by the volunteers.

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Wed, 02/24/2010 - 9:18pm - Posted by: Localguy

congratulations to all and thank you for your unselfish service to your community. There are lots of us out there that truly appreciate it!! Keep up the good work

Wed, 02/24/2010 - 12:36pm - Posted by: smily2248

Contratulations and thanks for your continued support

East Lynne Theater Company busy in March

Arts and Entertainment | Mon, 02/22/2010 - 11:38 am | Read 259 | Commented 0 | Emailed 0
Tags: cape may, theater company

By On Deck Staff

Just because East Lynne Theater Company isn't currently doing four shows a week in Cape May doesn't mean the company is idle.

This is the time to prepare for, along with other Equity professional theaters in the state, New Jersey Theatre Alliance’s (NJTA) "The Stages Festival," and "Family Week at the Theatre."

"The Stages Festival," which includes "Family Week at the Theatre," is a month-long, state-wide celebration of theatre and the performing arts with discounted and/or free tickets to all events, and programming for all age groups.

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Bonsai Planters Just for Collecting

Antiques | Thu, 02/18/2010 - 12:13 pm | Read 835 | Commented 0 | Emailed 0
Tags: Antiques, Bonsai

By Arthur Schwerdt

Not everyone who writes in wants to know the value of what they have. One reader found herself attracted to some of the bonsai planters she saw in the antique shops, but didn’t want to get involved in the intricate art of bonsai cultivation. I suggested cactus as a colorful and low-maintenance alternative.

Bonsai literally means “tray planting,” in Japanese, not to be confused with “banzai,” the Japanese rallying cry meaning “live 10,000 years.”

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