PHOTOS: Coast Guard Community Festival Returns After Hiatus
See photos of the Coast Guard Community Festival May 20.
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Visitors make their way off the Coast Guard Cutter Bonito to the pier May 20 at the Coast Guard Community Festival in Cape May.Â
- Al Campbell
Coast Guard small boat attracts visitors despite rain May 20 at the Coast Guard Community Festival.Â
- Al Campbell
Coast Guard Cutters, from left, Rollin Fritch, Angela McShan (partly hidden), Bonito, and Mako prepare to welcome visitors May 20 at the Coast Guard Community Festival.Â
- Al Campbell
Cape May County Sheriff's Office K-9 officers and their canines give a demonstration in the rain May 20 at the Coast Guard Community Festival.Â
- Al Campbell
Coast Guard Petty Officer 2nd Class Brent Craemer briefs visitors on the mess deck about life and service aboard the USCG Cutter Angela McShan in Cape May May 20 at the Coast Guard Community Festival.Â
- Al Campbell
Coast Guard Cutter Rollin A. Fritch hosts visitors May 20 at the Coast Guard Community Festival in Cape May.Â
- Al Campbell
Coast Guard Petty Officer 2nd Class Seth Igby, an Electrician's Mate, explains mechanisms on the Coast Guard Cutter Angela McShan's bridge to visitors May 20 at the Coast Guard Community Festival in Cape May. Â
- Al Campbell
View from the Coast Guard Cutter Angela McShan across the pier as visitors go aboard the Cutter Bonito at the Coast Guard Community Festival May 20 in Cape May. Â
- Al Campbell
Man takes a photo aboard a Coast Guard cutter at the pier of Coast Guard Training Center Cape May May 20 at the Coast Guard Community Festival.Â
- Al Campbell
Visitors make their way off Coast Guard Cutter Rollin A. Fritch, left, and Cutter Angela McShan May 20 at the Coast Guard Community Festival in Cape May.Â
- Al Campbell
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Alfred S. "Al" Campbell, who covers Cape May County Board of County Commissioners, is a lifelong Court House resident. He retired as Herald Managing Editor in September 2019 after 32 years.
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