Opinions? We’ve Got ‘Em! Martha Wright of Avalon commends the Pinelands Commission for turning down the South Jersey Gas proposed Memorandum. Al Crossen of North Wildwood agrees with a previous writer’s progressive principles. Bruce Allen of Del Haven discusses income redistribution. Adam Szyfman of Avalon calls the ordinance on raucous rentals in Wildwood arbitrary. Kamala Sarup of Middle Township refl ects on the time Mother Teresa touched her hand. PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY THE SEAWAVE CORP. Editor Al Campbell discusses the ongoing Vol. 49B No. 4 Copyright 2014 Seawave Corp. All rights reserved. January 22, 2014 1508 Route 47, Rio Grande NJ 08242-1402 Chris Christie saga. Publisher Art Hall asks, “Was the Pinelands refusal a bad decision?” News Content Coordinator Bryon Cahill fears Google’s nesting habits. All this plus the blog of Scam ‘Jackpot’ the week and more begin on page A36. Lures Senior Citizens Respond With Bogus Win To Christie’s Idea By DEBRA RECH For More School VILLAS – Beth Wilson, 84, was elated when she learned she had won over $2.3 million in By DEBRA RECH and the Megamillions sweepstakes she had entered HELEN McCAFFREY in early summer 2013. But after sending over $15,000 in cash in order to receive her “win- COURT HOUSE – In Gov. Chris Christie’s nings,” Wilson knew she had been scammed. Jan. 14 State of the State Address, he said he More people, especially seniors, are falling was in favor of lengthening the school day and for scams and fraudulent contests, often los- cutting the time for summer breaks. Christie ing thousands of dollars without receiving a thinks it would benefi t students and help pro- penny. mote better education. Wilson’s story began when she entered the The Herald hit the streets and asked teach- Megamillions sweepstakes early last summer. ers, school administrators and residents if they “I have entered sweepstakes contests before thought that was a good or bad idea and why. but never heard anything back about them,” Here are some of their answers: Wilson said. “I sent my $10 entry fee in but Kirby Reed Michael Adams, principal of the Cape May did not hear anything about it until August Red oak trusses are lowered into place at South Seaville United Methodist Church. Once County Technical School, said he would like when I began getting mail saying I had won roof is in place, interior work will begin with target completion by June. Former building to see more research done before deciding some money… a lot of money. My plans with was destroyed by fi re of undetermined origin June 10, 2011. whether or not to extend the school day. it were to buy my daughter a new home and to “I think that nobody knows if it is a good help my son who has been out of work. Then idea or bad and that’s the point,” Adams said. Church’s Resurrection after Blaze I started getting calls from Jamaica, where my “We need much more information. We have to winnings were, supposedly.” look at what’s the advantage of extending the Expected to Be Complete by June Wilson was instructed to buy green dot (Page A22 Please) cards, which can be purchased at local stores, By KIRBY REED for completion. Ogonek Custom Hardwoods, and to put certain amounts of money on them. Akron, Ohio, has been assembling the trusses Once purchased the cards have a number that Bang Goes Work SOUTH SEAVILLE – The solid red oak trusses on site for the past four weeks. “Each truss has to be scratched off. took to the sky Jan. 16 and were guided to their weighs approximately 3,000 pounds,” said “Then you give the person asking for the On Parkway Job new resting place high above the sanctuary Jake Grant, foreman for Ogonek Custom money that number and they get the cash,” of South Seaville United Methodist Church. Hardwoods. “There are 108 bolts of one size Wilson said. “I believed the people when By AL CAMPBELL Construction on the church is expected to be in each truss.” they said I had to pay taxes on my winnings, completed by June, three years after the June The design of the new church is signifi cantly legal stickers from state to state to transfer CREST HAVEN – Bang! Bang! Bang! Drivers 10, 2011 3:30 a.m. fi re of unknown origin that different from its predecessor. In addition to a (Page A4 Please) and residents in the vicinity of Crest Haven destroyed the 127-year-old building. large sanctuary and balcony, the church will Road and Garden State Parkway and Shell Bay The trusses were harvested in Virginia, feature a recreational-style social hall and Monitor Assigned Avenue may be feeling the earth move. Bang! kiln dried in New York, and then sent to Ohio (Page A5 Please) Bang! Bang! By Commissioner What is being heard, even on Sunday, and Humane Pet Care Would Be Mandated felt are pile drivers engaged in placing steel To Assist School “H” piles for what will be the overpass at Crest By City’s Attempt to Enforce Protection Haven Road and Shell Bay Avenue as part of the By HELEN McCAFFREY ongoing project which began Feb. 4, 2013. WILDWOOD – As the city works to become residents alike.” (Page A4 Please) more pet-friendly, an ordinance was introduced According to the ordinance, animals would WOODBINE – There was a special meet- by commissioners during a special Jan. 13 be protected from harsh weather conditions, ing of the Woodbine Board of Education Jan. meeting puts enforcement into ensuring ani- such as extreme heat and cold. The ordinance 14. In addition to the members of the board, mals are humanely treated. also calls for a ban on outdoor tethering and Superintendent Lynda Anderson-Towns and “This ordinance is being put in place for chaining of dogs from sunset until sunrise. Business Administrator Alan Parmalee there those who can’t protect themselves from Any tether must be tangle-free and must be were visitors from Trenton. Director of the Of- those who have no consideration for their a minimum of 15 feet in length. A doghouse fi ce of Budget Review and State Monitors Glenn wellbeing,” stated Mayor Ernie Troiano in a must be available to all tethered canines. Also, Forney led the guests. His task was introduction release. “This is just one example of our com- dogs may not be tethered outside if they are of a new member of the state’s education team, munity’s commitment to making Wildwood a not spayed or neutered. Fiscal Monitor James Riehman. He will serve more pet-friendly community for visitors and (Page A6 Please) in that post until Jan. 8, 2015. Woodbine School District has encountered Freeholders Ok 2014 Library Tax, some fi scal diffi culties in the past few years. There were small defi cits two years in a row but the district showed up on the “radar” when Levy’s Nearly Cost of a Bestseller the district’s independent auditor was alerted by a larger district and he, in turn, notifi ed the By AL CAMPBELL the county’s municipalities participate; Avalon Department of Education that a problem might and Ocean City operate municipal libraries and be developing. COURT HOUSE – For about the price of a thus do not impose the county library tax. Last year, there were 64 districts identifi ed hardcover edition of John Grisham’s “Sycamore The fi ve-member County Library Commis- as running defi cits, according to Forney. Some Row,” patrons of Cape May County Library sion, chaired by Lawrence Allen, passed its such as Pleasantville, Elmer and Woodbine are System have a world of information available 2014 budget of $12.5 million Jan. 15. in South Jersey. Woodbine qualifi ed for appoint- Bryon Cahill in a variety of media. Thus the bookmobile will continue to roll ment of a state monitor. Pile driver at work near Crest Haven Road Freeholders approved the 2014 County Li- into places like Martin Luther King Community During his remarks, Forney had ample praise and Garden State Parkway Jan. 15. Similar brary Tax at their Jan. 14 meeting. It remains Center, Whitesboro, Coast Guard Day Care for the academic achievements of district stu- work was proceeding at Shell Bay Avenue. .00029 mil of a dollar, or $29 per $100,000 of Center, Cape May, Cape Christian Academy, dents. “You have a beautiful facility here,” he Work is in preparation for overpasses. assessed value, the same as in 2013. Fourteen of (Page A11 Please) (Page A5 Please)

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© Herald Newspapers 2014 © Herald Newspapers “Find It At Find’s!” January 22 2014 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A3 Sewell Tract Development Sparks Ire, DEP Eases Stringent Review Standard By PHIL BRODER going back to 1965 and the denial of permits con- open space. 1969, Cape May agreed to stituted an unconstitutional But last month, with CAPE MAY – The city provide roads, sidewalks, “taking” of their property, little fanfare, DEP proposed could be on the hook for water, sewer, and a police and demanded compensa- relaxing strict review stan- Closed Tuesdays & Wednesdays $15 million in infrastruc- substation. tion. dards and allowing partial ture improvements for a Mayor Edward Mahaney The land was sold to East development of the 20- “I never worry about diets, the only carrots that long-contested develop- has estimated the cost of Cape May Associates (also acre “Area II” portion of interest me are the number of carats in a diamond.” ment on the east end. A providing those improve- owned by Brodesser and the tract. The area, on the Mae West group of residents in the ments has risen to $15 Robinson) in 1990. Since south side of Pennsylvania area have also expressed million. then, various settlement Avenue, would be reclas- their disapproval of a state The DEP originally deals have come and gone. sifi ed as uplands, allowing Department of Environ- claimed the land was 90 Most recently, in late 2010, development to proceed mental Protection (DEP) percent freshwater wet- a plan would have allowed and ending East Cape May ruling that opens the door lands, and home to en- the building of 87 houses, Associates litigation against to the development plan. dangered species. It cited in exchange for 22 acres the DEP. The 96-acre parcel, the developers in 1988 for of wetlands being built at A group of more than known as the Sewell Tract, illegally fi lling wetlands and Villas Wildlife Management 150 residents, led by was originally purchased refused to issue permits Area (former Ponderlodge Charles Hendricks and in 1951 by developers necessary for the planned tract) in Lower Township, James Testa, have banded Thomas Brodesser and housing development. The with Cape May taking over together under the name Philip Robinson. In deals developers sued, claiming management of 80 acres of (Page A9 Please) Higher Taxes Likely in Wake of Repealed Bond WEST WILDWOOD – Appellate Court is pending, was purchased 20 days after front-end loader-backhoe The status of a bond ordi- possibly in March. passage of the ordinance. in addition to any other nance that would allow the According to borough of- “A petition was circu- tax increase needed to purchase of a backhoe and fi cials, many items listed for lated and signed by a small operate the municipality, other capital equipment purchase in the appealed number of registered vot- he stated. may mean each property bond ordinance were to ers,” stated Ridings in the In addition to the or- owner in the Borough of replace equipment that borough’s newsletter. “This dinance currently under West Wildwood would have has reached the end of its was not done in a timely appeal, a bond ordinance to dig deeper in their pocket lifespan. fashion and, in fact, oc- to allow improvements to to the tune of $120. “Our backhoe was ap- curred after the time for streets was repealed after According to a release, proximately 20 years old,” such action had passed. The being petitioned by a group the ordinance, approved stated borough Adminis- borough is now in litigation of fi ve. by the governing body in trator Christopher Ridings over this matter and may The ordinance was re- May 2013, was the subject “and had reached the end of need to pay more for the pealed during the Jan. 3 of a petition to repeal by its life. Hurricane Sandy ex- backhoe in cash.” Borough Commissioners’ several borough residents, acerbated its poor condition If faced with paying meeting. By repealing the including former Mayor causing it to continuously cash for heavy equipment, ordinance, the borough was Herbert Frederick and for- break down.” households may face a tax unable to take advantage of mer Commissioner Gerard A new backhoe-front increase of $120 per house- a state Department of Trans- ® McNamara. end loader was purchased hold just to pay for the (Page A8 Please) A decision by the New for $91,000, through the Jersey Superior Court re- bond he explained, which FISHERMANISHERMAN’S WHARF, C APE MAYAY garding the ordinance was allowed the borough to Perhaps a Visit challenged by the borough’s fi nance cost of the equip- current administration. A ment, much like a car loan. on the Fourth? 609-884-3064 decision by the New Jersey Per statute, the backhoe By AL CAMPBELL Association, contacted the Herald about the story, and www.thelobsterhouse.com Lower Township Police CAPE MAY – Contrary stated “I was waiting and Release Details on Fatal to what was reported about Sen. Booker did not visit FISH MARKET the visit of Sen. Cory Book- the Towers. I waited from Car Accident er (D-NJ) to the city Jan. 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., and he 11, he did not go to Victo- never showed. The mayor’s was Giordano’s 14-year- COLD SPRING – A rian Towers. While it was offi ce called and said they Prices Effective 1/24-1/26 old daughter. Giordano 42-year-old Lower Town- hoped, by Mayor Edward J. did not have the time. I was was pronounced deceased ship woman was killed Mahaney Jr. and residents very disappointed.” $ at the scene by medical Jan. 16, when the vehicle of the 204-unit senior citi- Mahaney told the Herald Fresh Local Fluke Fillet . . 6.95 lb. personnel. Her daughter she was driving left the zen apartment that such a he called the Towers about was fl own to Atlantic City $ roadway and crashed into visit would take place, and 1 p.m. when it became Medical Center Trauma Conch Chowder ...... 5.50pt. several trees and rolled it was tentatively planned, apparent time would not Unit. She was treated and over. time ran short. allow Booker to visit. He released to her father. The crash occurred at Joan Walls, president of said he contacted Walls, TAKEOUT SPECIALS approximately 5:23 p.m. on The crash scene is be- Victorian Towers Tenants (Page A6 Please) Route 9, approximately .02 ing investigated by Lower of a mile north of the Route Township Fatal Crash Unit, Corrections & Clarifi cations 109 jug handle in Lower along with the Cape May Wednesday Only 1/22 Township. County Prosecutor’s Offi ce A Jan. 15 story, “Orga- Tag Fees Increasing to Lower Township Police Fatal Crash Investigation nization Occurs to Kick off $20,” was based on a $ received two 9-1-1 calls Unit. Centennial Year,” reported Jan. 7 Cape May Coun- Fried Shrimp Platter ...... 6.95 reporting a roll over mo- The investigation is on- Stone Harbor Borough cil meeting. Since then, Served with French Fries or Baked Potato & Cole Slaw (Regularly tor vehicle crash. Police going. Anyone with in- Council passed a resolu- Mayor Edward Mahaney $10.75) responded to the area and formation relevant to this tion Jan. 7 approving vol- and council decided to discovered a single car investigation is encouraged unteer members of Special push back rate change crash with entrapment. to contact the Lower Town- Committee – Library. This dates at council’s Jan. Friday & Saturday 1/24 & 1/25 Local fi re districts also re- ship Police Department at resolution was passed at 15 budget meeting. The sponded to the scene. Po- 609-886-1619, extension the 2013 Organization $20 fee starts Feb. 1 and $ lice offi cers on scene found 117 or Cape May County Meeting. ends March 31. Begin- Fried Oyster Platter...... 11.25 a 2000 Ford Expedition Prosecutor’s Offi ce at 609- ning April 1, all seasonal Served with Macaroni & Cheese & Stewed Tomatoes driven by Pamela Gior- 465-1135 Information in a Jan. 15 beach tags will be $28. dano. 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To report BROILED or FRIED SEAFOOD COMBO PLATTER BREAKING (Shrimp, scallops, fi llet of fi sh & deviled clam) NEWS, Served with French Fries or call $ 95 (609) 886-8600,000, Baked Potato and Cole Slaw ...... 13 then press 0 Call ahead and we’ll have it waiting for you! A4 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com January 22 2014 Scam Johnson Reappointed Co. Fire Marshal (From Page A1) “I was then threatened by him,” Bob Wilson said. “He By AL CAMPBELL nary Hospital, Parkway borfi elds. the funds and to change the money over from Jamaican said ‘if you don’t put Beth on the phone, the next thing veterinary Hospital, Dr. to American dollars. I believed them so I kept sending you will see is big trucks with guns.’ It scared my mom CREST HAVEN – Cape Matthew Schwert, Shore • Established the 2014 them money.” to death. The police say not to worry about it. They’re May County Fire Marshal Veterinarians and South County Library tax of On Dec. 2, 2013 Wilson sent $4,848; on Dec. 3, probably just doing that so I would give my mom the Conrad Johnson Jr. was Paw Animal Hospital. $.00029 of a mil per dol- $4,848; and on Dec. 4, $5,050. Then, Wilson put $150 phone and they could talk her into sending more money. reappointed for another lar ($29 per $100,000 of on Jan. 2, $250 Jan. 3, $300 Jan. 6. The calls kept on But this is scary for her.” one-year term in that posi- • Authorized agree- assessed value) to fund coming, every single day demanding more money. They Wilson’s advice to anyone who receives mail and phone tion by freeholders at the ments from Feb. 1, 2014 the seven-branch library also told her there was an error and instead of winning calls that they have won money is to not fall for it. “Don’t Jan. 14 meeting. to Jan. 31, 2015, with system. See related story $2.3 million it was actually $4.3 million. Wilson fi nally do it, don’t believe a word they say,” Wilson said. “I had Johnson’s term runs Police Academy instruc- elsewhere in today’s stopped sending money and realized she was a fraud good intentions to help my children but it fell through from Jan. 15, according to tors not to exceed total edition. victim. and now I am out a substantial amount of money I will a resolution. He is retired amounts of $17,500, “They have a method where they can fi nd informa- probably never get back.” Wildwood fi re chief. His with Robert Boyd, James • Appointed Craig Van tion on you,” Wilson said. “They also got my credit card A Dec. 14, 2013 Associated Press story datelined Kings- offi ce investigates fi res to Daughtery, Gregory Jack- Baal as member of the number and charged $1,200 on it before I put a stop to ton, Jamaica reported law enforcement offi cials there determine their origin. son, Thomas Keywood, Cape May County Cul- that. These people scare me to death. I’m afraid to answer had arrested a couple suspected to have involvement in Freeholders took the John Reemmer, Joseph tural and Heritage Com- the phone. They keep on hounding me, even when I tell a lottery scam. A search of the couple’s home reportedly following actions at the Rogowski, Jeffrey Saduk mission for five years, them I have no more money, they tell me to borrow it, uncovered lists of names from foreign nations along with meeting: and William Wilent. expiring Jan. 14, 2019. put another mortgage on my home or refi nance my car. debit cards issued by overseas banks. • Authorized an agree- I refused the house and car but I did borrow money from “Jamaica and the U.S. have created a task force to ment with Daniel Mul- • Reappointed to the • Authorized submission people, who I now owe.” target the schemes, which are estimated to generate at raney, retroactive to Feb. county Human Services of an application to the Capt. Thomas Beeby of Lower Township Police Depart- least $300 million a year,” the story stated. 1, 2013 through Jan. Advisory Council to U.S. Department of Ag- ment said the department is aware of this scam, reported Anyone suspecting they are victims of fraud should 31, 2014, for police terms expiring Dec. 31, riculture Rural Develop- on the Internet as the “Jamaican Scam.” Lower Township call their local police or the Fraud Hotline at 800-767- instruction at the Public 2016: Christa Weis, pro- ment for a grant to buy a has one other report from a senior who was scammed 0385. Safety Training Center vider, and Judy Kunec, refrigerated truck for use in this manner. Cape May County Offi ce of Consumer Affairs, of which Police Academy. The member at large. by the Cape May Oyster According to the AARP website, seniors receive a John G. Rechner is director, is another avenue for persons amount was not to ex- Cooperative. There are call from an 876 area code, often mistaken for a toll- who encounter such fraudulent activities. That phone ceed $17,500. • Authorized the first six founding cooperative free number. Victims are congratulated for winning the number is: 886-2903. of 10 possible one-year members. The board Jamaican lottery and then directed to send a fee of up to To receive a copy of the 2013 Consumer Action Hand- • Extended agreements renewals with Atlantic took the action since $4,000 to process the winnings. Victims are told once book, which gives advice on how to handle possible fraud for veterinarian services County for placement it believed the oyster the fee is received, the money will be wired to their visit: USA.gov/consumer. through Feb. 11, 2014 of Cape May County cooperative will have a bank account. to: Abri Animal Hospi- juveniles in the Atlan- positive and signifi cant Beeby said he warns his own father, who is 84, all the To contact Debra Rech, email drech@cmcherald. tal, Baysea Veterinary tic County Detention impact on the county’s time to just shred mail that promises millions. com. Hospital, Cape Veteri- Center, known as Har- economy. “Unfortunately older people often don’t report this type of scam because they are embarrassed and humiliated by • Dedicated Open Space being taken,” Beeby said. “It’s a shame because in order Bang funds for a three-quarter for us to help them, they have to report it. It hinders us (From Page A1) light, he observed the pile driver placing the support mile path right of way if they don’t. We defi nitely want to know what scams are “This week they started driving piles for the over- about six inches for every impact. in conjunction with the out there so we can warn people properly. My advice on pass,” County Engineer Dale Foster told freeholders That’s not desirable, Foster said, noting that, if the Two Mile Beach Bicycle what to look out for is if it sounds too good to be true, it Jan. 14. Motorists are fi nally beginning to see the start piling moves into the ground that quickly, it is proof the Access Project. probably is too good to be true.” of construction of the fi rst of three such overpasses that ground cannot support much weight. He added that the Wilson kept names and phone numbers of her alleged will speed motorists without fear of crashes at traffi c-light pile driving continues until “refusal.” scammers and took them to the Fraud Hotline at the Social controlled intersections. That term, Foster said, means the pile has reached Become a fan Services Building in Rio Grande and to Lower Township Length of the piles will vary among the three over- dense sand that is similar to concrete. There is another of the Herald on Police. Both told her she would not get her money back passes. At Crest Haven Road, the minimum is 92 feet term, “skin friction” that means the pile can be held in and confi rmed it was the Jamaican Scam. and maximum is 105 feet. At Stone Harbor Boulevard, place. John Wright is one of the people calling Wilson from 87 feet minimum and 97 feet maximum, and Shell Bay Foster said vibration tests had been done that indi- Jamaica. Wright phoned Wilson many times but her son, Avenue 87 feet minimum and 97 feet maximum. cated there would be less felt nearby than when the Bob, answered the phone and refused to put his mother “I was amazed,” said Freeholder Director Gerald contractor was removing old pavement making way for on the line. Thornton. He said while sitting in his truck at the traffi c the new road.

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Church BISHOP MCHUGH REGIONAL CATHOLIC SCHOOL (From Page A1) daycare space. “The daycare center, or early youth education facil- ity, is Christian-based. It will be able to hold up to 50 children including infants,” said South Seaville attorney James Pickering Jr. “We anticipate being able to accept students by the fall of this year. Our Sunday School is also going to be a part of this daycare.” Pickering, who serves as the chairman for the church’s Please call to learn about our Board of Trustees, has not only donated his legal expertise tuition transfer grant. to the project, he has also provided a temporary gathering place for worship. The displaced congregation has been Schedule a Shadowing Day holding its services at the Pickering-owned Grange build- ing located across the street. for your child.ild. Nick Rehm, co-owner of Archetto Construction, Vineland, has been working on the project since June. Shadowing Days “Once they get these trusses up we should really start to accelerate the job, because then it will be weather-tight. Catholic School Week We’ll get rid of all the water and dry the place out, get Open House the insulation in and go to town,” said Rehm. “It’s going to be beautiful when it’s done.” January 27 - 30th • 9am-11am In conversations with the building engineer, Rehm also said the new church has the potential to be a hurricane Parents & Families evacuation shelter. “It’s made to withstand a Category 3 are Welcome! hurricane,” said Rehm. Building the Best in Education: While the building’s insurance has covered much of the construction, the project is still in need of donations. Spiritually, Academically & Socially Checks addressed to “SSUMC Building Fund” can be sent to 115 Corson Tavern Road, Ocean View, N.J. 08230. BISHOP MCHUGH REGIONAL CATHOLIC SCHOOL Monitor Personalized bricks are also available for a donation of Accredited by the Middle States Association (From Page A1) $100 and will be included in the Legacy Walk that leads 2221 Rt. 9N to the church entrance. CMCH, NJ 08210 added. Based on his preliminary assessment he believed it would be a “quick and easy fi x.” To contact Kirby Reed, email [email protected]. www.bishopmchugh.com Afterwards, Forney reinforced this sentiment when he 609-624-1900 told the Herald, “It’s fi xable. Many districts are in worse shape than Woodbine.” Forney also had positive comments on the board and superintendent. The monitor’s contract runs for one year. His rate of pay is $93 per hour. Board member Miriam Vives-Rivera asked who was responsible to pay that. “The district,” Forney answered. Riehman will work part-time, about 30 hours a week. His focus will include but not be limited to: “Improving the fi scal operations of the business offi ce, oversight of the budget, review of internal procedures, and developing KEEPING YOUR FAMILY HEALTHY and then implementing an ‘Action Plan.’ He will also be responsible for fi ling monthly reports, approval of all pur- chase activities and payment of bills and claims, according to a letter from Commissioner Christopher D. Cerf. IS AS CLOSE AS ATLANTICARE. Riehman, who retired in 1998, has many years’ experi- ence as the business administrator in various districts. He has worked as a state monitor for the past fi ve years. Riehman said he and the district will have to “do some real soul searching on the budget.” A large part of the district’s problem stems from its $3-million bond (Solar Renewable Energy Certifi cates – SRECs) passed a few years ago that installed solar panels. At the time, it promised a fi nancial return but the bottom dropped out leaving the district liable. Because of the cap on raising property taxes, a tax increase would only get the district an additional $33,000. That is not enough to pay half the salary of one teacher in the district. “By having a monitor,” Forney told the Herald, “it opens up additional options for the district. It’s possible that they could apply for a loan from the state.” At any point, should the board and/or the superin- tendent disagree with the state monitor, Riehman (the monitor) will have the ultimate say. But both he and Anderson-Towns are hopeful and positive about their new partnership. Anderson-Towns said that she is “very encouraged that we are doing so well academically.” And visitors have remarked on the positive change in the district that, 12 years ago, was failing in many ways, including the physical plant. The corridors were immaculate. Gregory Hudgins, citizen activist, was the lone member of the public present. 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William Ox, diocesan housing coordinator “He was not familiar with South Jersey,” and Curtis Johnson, executive director of said Mahaney. “He had been here with his Camden Diocese. parents as a child, but he had no recollec- “I told them we requested (of Booker) tion. He was very impressed.” if he had time on our tour of the mall, we During his Washington Mall stroll, Book- would try to go in there. We are joining er entered many shops, purchased items, forces and have submitted an application some for himself and some for others, said with the (Camden) diocese for a (multi- Mahaney. He noted Booker was adamant to million) grant for major renovations,” use his personal (non-government) credit said Mahaney. card for everything he bought. “He (Booker) made no commitment to One of those mall visits was with Vin- be there. We ran out of time, and there cent Casale, whose shoe store is the oldest was a downpour at 1 p.m. so we stopped on the mall, said Mahaney. He and Booker the tour,” he said. chatted quite a while on many topics. Having spoken with Ox regarding the Desiring to meet with commercial matter, Mahaney said the reply was “That fishing interests, Booker was taken to was fi ne, and he would pass the message the Lobster House where he toured Cold to others.” Spring Dock, and enjoyed a vegetarian WIN Mahaney said Booker plans to return lunch, since he is a vegetarian. to the city on the Fourth of July. That will There, for over two and a half hours, he allow Booker to get an overview at the met with Keith Laudeman, Lobster House height of the tourism season, how family- and dock owner, Jeff Reichle and his son oriented events are held to celebrate the Wayne and a representative from Atlantic nation’s liberty, and to witness offshore Capes Fisheries. BIG fi reworks. He was informed of the types of fi sh “He did recognize the interconnect caught in the nearby and some farther between commercial fi shing, the Coast waters, how they are packed and shipped EVERY DAY Guard and tourism,” the mayor said. from Cape May, and what commercial Among Booker’s senate assignments fi sherman must endure, from nature and will be tourism and economic develop- government to make their living. Pet Care (From Page A1) animal control services to Lower Township “No owner, caretaker, guardian or and West Cape May. DAILY PROMOS, handler shall withhold proper shelter, Commissioner Peter Byron, who has protection from weather, veterinary care championed bringing a pet-friendly beach and immune care to any animal,” reads to the city, stated, “It’s time we took into FOOD SPECIALS the ordinance. consideration the care of our animal com- If adopted, after a public hearing and panions. Animal cruelty and abandonment second reading Feb. 12 before commis- is a serious issue throughout the United AND MORE! sioners at a meeting to be held at 5:30 States. This ordinance is just one small p.m. in City Hall, owners and caretakers step our city is taking to help eradicate would be legally responsible for provid- this problem.” PLUS, AN ALL NEW REVEL CARD ing their animal with suffi cient food and According to Shore Animal Control drinkable water on a daily basis. veterinarian Dr. Nick Holland, daily patrols The ordinance was introduced as part of the city will be made to ensure animals of the city’s contract with its new animal are being treated humanely, however control provider, Shore Animal Control. the public’s help is sought in helping to THE ALL NEW REVEL CARD. The Seaville-based company also provides fi nd animals located in areas that are not easily accessible to animal control REAL BENEFITS. REAL FAST. offi cers. 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Caring For Kids fathers. the kind of stuff men don’t have formed a real bond is the fi rst organization in After a meal, they hold usually talk about.” with each other.” NEW PATIENTS Cape May County to hold a discussion based on the Eight fathers signed up The program, 24/7 Dads free 24/7 Dads classes. 24/7 Dads workbook each for the fi rst program. They was developed by a team of They are held every Tues- father receives and takes range in age and while nationally and internation- day for 12 weeks from 6 home each week to do the some are about to have ally recognized fathering to 8 p.m. at their offi ce in activities. Lessons range their fi rst child, others have experts and practitioners. Court House. from discipline to nutrition fi ve or six. It helps men of all cultures, A national parenting pro- to self-esteem. At a recent “We know how impor- ages, races and backgrounds gram, 24/7 Dads is for meeting, fathers talked tant it is to provide this to hone their fathering skills fathers and was developed about how to set realistic service to fathers in the as they learn about them- by the National Father- goals for their children. community,” Brasch said. selves. Roland C. Warren, hood Initiative. It helps “We will talk fi rst about “There are a lot of programs president of the National DR. DAVID ROELTGEN - empower fathers by giving what goals the dads had for women and children, Fatherhood Initiative, said NEUROLOGIST them parenting knowledge from their parents when but none specifi cally for the one of the fi rst lessons he learned as a new dad was Dr. Roeltgen is board certified in and allows them to interact they were children and if dads. Our main goal is to neurology and specializes in treating empower them to be better that his child would need and share experiences with they achieved them, and headaches, stroke, Parkinson’s other fathers in their com- then what happened if they dads. I am fi nding that the his love, nurturing and sup- disease, dementia, seizures and munity. didn’t,” Brasch said. “If a fathers grow more indepen- port around the clock. other neurological disorders. Debbie Brasch, program dad’s parents had a goal dent with each class; they “Good dads engage their coordinator at Caring for and they did not achieve have less stress because kids physically, emotionally FOR AN APPOINTMENT CALL Kids, took a training class it and the parents handled we are giving them coping (Page A8 Please) 609-365-5300 Volunteer Fire Company 2605 Shore Rd, Northfield, NJ TAX Looking for Volunteers (At the site of the former House & Garden) By ERIN HASKELL creased website presence. PREPARATION “We have some new WILDWOOD – Once a things coming out, new WELCOME TO THE SHORE Federal and State fi re company with a thriv- ideas to help keep people PHYSICIANS GROUP ing volunteer base of about around,” said Fire Com- At Shore Physicians Group, we don’t income tax returns pany No. 1 President Greg 35 volunteer fi refi ghters, treat patients, we care for people, Neill. Electronic ß ling Wildwood Volunteer Fire with providers in internal, family, Company No. 1 hopes to In order to become a vol- pediatric, pulmonary and critical care grow its current 10-mem- unteer fi refi ghter, hopefuls medicine, neurology, rheumatology Quality service ber team during 2014. must complete an applica- In a press release, is- tion and pass a Firefi ghter and general, laparoscopic, plastic Patricia Williams, CPA sued by the Wildwood One course in New Jersey, and reconstuctive surgery. Jim Lutz, RTRP Volunteer Fire Company, which is held in Court Call for appointment the company has retained House at the Public Safety Communication Solutions Training Center. Members Group of Jenkintown, Pa. must have a valid New Jer- GetGet to know us aatt 244 15th Street • 609-254-2763 to help in their recruitment sey driver’s license to drive Avalon, New Jersey of volunteer members, equipment. The fi re com- ShorePhysiciansGroup.comShorePhysiciansGroup com Ofß ces in Avalon and Swedesboro through a comprehensive pany pays for the education and ShorePlasticSurgery.org TREATING people WELL marketing plan and an in- (Page A8 Please) EHT | Margate | Ocean City | Northfield | Somers Point A8 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com January 22 2014 Dads (From Page A7) group and am glad I did be- in the group with fi ve chil- “I’ve learned so much and spiritually,” Warren cause I’ve learned a lot from dren ranging in age from from the other dads,” Fa- says. “The work of a dad is the other dads who have 2 to 20. miano said. “There is no never done. It’s a 24/7 job way more experience than “As much experience as other program like this for that requires every dad to me. I helped raise my little I’ve had, I’ve still learned fathers so this is great. It Bigger is Better! be the best they can be.” brother, changed diapers, something new with each has helped me already in Michael Brown of Whites- potty-trained, but still when class,” Copson said. “I like dealing with my daughter. boro is expecting his fi rst it’s your own child, it’s a lot being able to share what I I want to be the best dad I child in June. His mother different and a full-time job. know with the others and can be for her.” was a Caring for Kids client The knowledge I have got- at the same time, learn For more information and that is how he learned ten here will really help me from them. Fathers need on Caring For Kids and the about the program. as a fi rst-time father.” something like this. It’s a 24/7 Dads program call “I am so excited to be A lot of that knowledge wonderful program. The Caring For Kids at 675- having my first baby,” came from John Copson of workbooks help a lot too 5400 or Brasch at 408- Brown said. “I came to the Rio Grande, another father with activities you can 5220. Classes are held at do with your children at the offi ce, 31 Mechanic St., home.” Court House. Volunteers Matthew Famiano of For information on the (From Page A7) Not only is the fi re com- North Cape May is new to National Fatherhood Initia- pany hoping to recruit the group, joining for his tive see: www.fatherhood. and provides transportation volunteer fi refi ghters, but second session. He has a org. to the class, which is held non-fi refi ghter positions as 3-year-old daughter. at night to accommodate well. According to Neill, those who work during the fi re company hopes to the day. attain volunteers for fire Volunteer firefighters police positions, volunteers can expect to perform im- to stay on location of a fi re portant duties within the and keep the public away Our new MRI combines high quality community, including help- from the scene, fundraising imaging with an ultra wide bore. ing citizens evacuate during volunteers, clerical work storms, assisting with motor volunteers, and others. More comfortable for large patients and claustrophobic patients. vehicle crashes, participat- To learn more about vol- ing in town events, etc. unteering opportunities “People who join will get and how to get involved, the satisfaction of helping go to www.wildwoodfir- A Senior Living Community others and being a friend to erescue.com. Save the date for our those who need help,” said To contact Erin Haskell, Healthy Heart Brunch & Seminar email ehaskell@cmcherald. Neill. “There are endless February 7 at 10:00am ways to help.” com. Higher Taxes 609.463.6344 (From Page A3) Copies of the ordinances 591 Route 9 South portation reimbursement of and signed petitions are Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 up to 75 percent, thereby public record and are avail- costing property owners able for review at Borough www.emeritus.com only 25 percent of the total Hall. ©2007 Emeritus Senior Living 856.794.1700 cost of the project. With one bond ordinance to repair road infrastructure repealed after being peti- tioned and one to purchase CenterForDiagnosticImaging.com capital equipment tied up in

Shailendra Desai, M.D. NPI 1073553152 Ernesto Go, M.D. NPI 1265489207 Ajay Munjal, M.D. NPI 1972550911 Steven Rothfarb, M.D. NPI 1285674358 Satish Shah, M.D. NPI 1730129826 the appeal process, offi cials NJ State License 25MA04122300 NJ State License 25MA02907100 NJ State License 25MA5574100 NJ State License 25MA03531300 NJ State License 25MA03178300 noted there is great need You’re Invited to stay on top of repairs throughout this bayside Genesis HealthCare Presents: borough. Both bonds were sought Souper Bowl Bingo in order to ease the fi nan- One Hour of Complimentary Bingo Games cial burden on taxpayers, thereby allowing payment over a 10 to 15 year pe- Wednesday, January 29, 2014 riod. 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. The borough recently received an AA- credit rat- Homemade Hot Soup And Grilled Cheese ing from Standard & Poor’s. Provided By Victoria Manor’s Chef Ron According to Commissioner As Well As Some Great Prizes Cornelius Maxwell who oversees the borough’s fi - nances, an AA- rating by 3809 Bayshore Road | North Cape May, NJ 08204 Standard & Poor’s means www.genesishcc.com the borough has a very 4 strong capacity to meet Limited Seating so RSVP by January 2 th to Lisa at 609-898-5462 fi nancial commitments and open to the public! would allow the municipal- ity to obtain funding at a favorable rate. “As commissioners, it’s SILENCE IS NOT GOLDEN our goal to make sure this town keeps improving it- Are you missing self,” said Commissioner what you should be hearing? Scott Golden. Golden over- sees the Department of Public Works. “That money Cape May County was for roadwork and street NowNow Only Only projects. Without those Hearing Aid Dispensary bond ordinances we’re not $795795 able to do that. It’s not fair OFFERS $ to the residents. We can’t clean your streets because FREE Initial Consultation we don’t have the equip- ment, we can’t pave or FREE Otoscopic Inspection resurface the streets and correct any of the prob- FREE Hearing Test & Analysis lems like protruding man- FREE Follow-up Consultation holes.” Money to make repairs to streets is keen on the minds of borough offi cials. With You don’t have to wait. 900 homes in the borough, property owners are sure to Call us today to schedule your feel the fi nancial pinch if appointment with our experienced roads are not maintained. Hearing Specialists. “If you don’t maintain JAMES L. SAAD, JR. RICHARD J. SAAD your streets, at some point N.J. LIC #171 NEW JERSEY LICENSED HEARING AID DISPENSERS N.J. LIC #324 you’re going to have a $10 million to $12 million bill to CAPE MAY COUNTY HEARING AID DISPENSARY do them all,” said Maxwell. 204 S. MAIN ST. • CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE “That would be catastrophic for West Wildwood.” 609-465-9199 • www.capemayhearing.com January 22 2014 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A9 Middle Township to Maintain

In-House Animal Control Services GRAND OPENING COURT HOUSE -- The sense for a diverse commu- and compliance with vari- with state statute, Middle Middle Township Commit- nity like Middle Township ous regulations and state Township will also conduct tee has decided to keep all as we continue our efforts mandates.” a dog census every two Celebrate the newest Boutique & Art Studio in Cape May County! animal control services in of providing a much higher Middle Township retains years with a full report to the community and discon- level of services and public the services of Animal Con- be issued to the Township tinue the practice of sharing safety for our communi- trol Offi cer William Candell Committee no later than resources with other towns. ty,” said Middle Township who will now serve the Sept. 1. A dog census effort The decision will help the Mayor Tim Donohue. “The Township exclusively on a involving Animal Control Township improve the level small amount of revenue full-time basis. Candell will and members of the Middle of animal control services that the Township sacrifi ces enhance and improve the Township Department of and public safety while by not sharing our animal Township’s animal control Public Works will begin in also complying with state- control services with other services while providing Feb., 2014. mandated requirements communities will be greatly additional educational op- In addition, the Animal including a dog census. offset by a much higher portunities to the public, Control department will “This decision makes level of service, protection, and more detailed reports enforce compliance with to the Township Commit- Middle Township ordi- tee. Monthly reports will nance 121-01 that requires st detail items such as unli- dog owners to provide both Saturday February 1 , 2014 censed dogs, rabies and warmth and shelter for animal cruelty cases, and their pets during extreme community outreach oppor- cold weather events. The tunities. The Township will animal control ordinance 8:00 am – 6:00 pm provides for fines up to Open Enrollment For The have a more diligent effort to document and follow up $500 and up to 90 days in New Affordable Health Care on all animal complaints jail for violations. is now available through and investigations. For additional informa- Register for Adult & Kids Art Classes March 31, 2014. The Township will sched- tion, please visit www. middletownship.com. To Instead of navigating the website alone deal ule and promote two rabies Gift Certificates Available contact Middle Township with a professional at no cost to you clinics each year. The next Animal Control, residents — See if you are eligible for any tax credits — clinic will be held Jan. 25, may call (609) 465-8700 or individuals or small businesses. at 2 p.m. at the Middle Township Public Works email Bill Candell at mtac@ Meet the Artists CallC ll Today!T d ! building. In accordance middletownship.com. MARC CARPENTER Group Benefi ts Specialist Sewell Tract Lee Neuman, Susan ross, Dierdre farside, Hafetz & Associates (From Page A3) mitted to the DEP, the group cites numerous rea- Bruce hippel, robin Hippel & Julia Mills Call 609-513-4634 Concerned Citizens of East sons for their opposition. Email: [email protected] Cape May to oppose the They include the scientifi c 609 New Road, Linwood, NJ 08221 DEP’s ruling. (no independent analysis In a 33-page letter sub- has determined whether or not the Sewell Tract is 609-465-9500 wetlands or uplands), the political (no public hearing 106 N. Main Street, Cape May Court House has been held on the mat- ter; the public comment shopharmonyboutique.com maverickartstudio.com period ended Jan. 17), facebook * Twitter * Instagram * Pinterest and the legal (because it 38 Route 47 South, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 • 465-1368 is being sued by East Cape May Associates, the DEP Rob Fitzpatrick, DVM has an apparent confl ict of interest in making a ruling Laser Treatment - Advanced Therapy For Arthritis that keeps it from paying a “takings” claim). THE SALE THAT MablblZghg&bgoZlbo^mk^Zmf^gm_hk “The DEP position to ZkmakbmblZg]hma^kphng]l offer East Cape May Associ- ates the right to develop in SOUTH JERSEY @^g^kZeAhnl^

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Rt. 9 South, Mayville Plaza, CMCH If you have any information concerning this person, please contact: Bathroom Cabinets Wallpaper (Next to Domino’s) CAPE MAY COUNTY PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE (609) 465-1135 10-40% OFF 20% OFF CAPE MAY COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT (609) 675-1207 Kitchen Cabinets Tile OPEN 6 Days 10am-5pm (Closed Sunday) CRIME STOPPERS (609) 465-2800 10-50% OFF 20% OFF 465-6555 • 465-4146 Fax 465-4148 TEXT TIP NUMBER: TIP411 (847411) Expires 1/31/14 January 22 2014 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A11 Library Tax (From Page A1) While many homes are Internet connected, Poillon Cape May Point, Dennisville and North Wildwood. said that use of Internet computers at all library branches Technologically-challenged persons will continue has increased. to be able to learn the fi ne points of operating tablets, “We kept thinking that (number) would settle down, smartphones and similar data-related instruments in the but a lot of people cannot afford the Internet,” Poillon Technology Learning Center by patient instructors. said. Use declined, but when the economy “went south, Children will cluster on the fl oor for story time at use greatly expanded,” she noted. the Cape May Branch. Teens will hang out and play Concerns, once the focus of a petition drive to prevent Dungeons and Dragons in the Teen Zone, and perhaps the main branch would relocate to the vicinity of the map a new world using Minecraft. Those with “tired County Park Zoo’s African Savannah, have ended, Poillon. eyes” will fi nd expanded collections of large-print books. “We will be here for the next 40 years,” she said of the SEEING YOURSELF IN THE BEST LIGHT Mechanic Street structure. Magazine devotees will fl ip through an assortment of Sometimes, the smallest details can have clothes, vanity lights should mimic the The building, however, is slated for a major renovation. glossy publications. inordinate impact. For instance, consider qualities of daylight. At QUALITY HOME At present, crumbling front steps are chained off forcing Key to the information universe is a simple library card. the task lighting that homebuilders usually CENTER, our professional staff can help patrons to use front ramps. Two-story-high columns by Those cards are available to county residents as well as install over mirrors in residential bathrooms. you design a bathroom using new and the front entrance are rotting. The roof leaks terribly, and visitors, and are valid for one year. We so often see lights placed over bathroom exciting products combined with traditional space needs to be reallocated. All those will be remedied Overseeing the seven-branch operation is Library vanity mirrors that we have come to or retro À xtures. Retreat to your private by the refurbishing. Director Deborah Poillon, in her seventh year. From unquestioningly accept this conventional space with beauty and luxury designed by That will result in changes, said Poillon, but for the her offi ce in the Main Branch on Mechanic Street, she setup. However, if a bathroom designer your Quality Home Center professional! better, she noted. superintends those branches. Busiest of those, she said were to be consulted, he or she would say Our hours are weekdays, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Teen Zone, a room set aside for teenaged patrons, in a Jan. 16 interview, are the main and Lower Township that overhead task lighting casts unÁ attering and Saturdays 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. We accept will move to the second fl oor. The Technology Learning branches. Other branches are located in Upper Township, shadows on faces and makes the area below MasterCard, Visa, and Discover. Center will expand to include an audio-video lab for Cape May, Sea Isle City, Stone Harbor, Wildwood Crest the eyes look unnaturally dark. Instead, it is patrons to record songs and digitize VHS videotapes and and Woodbine. preferable to position task lights on either old photos to digital means. In Wildwood Crest and Stone Harbor new branches side of the wall mirror(s), which serves to The magazine reading room will head upstairs. And, are planned. The one in Wildwood Crest should be ready better illuminate the face from all angles. HINT: Use elegant sconces on either side there is a 3-D printer that, Poillon noted, “Is sort of fun.” In for bids Jan. 29, and construction at the former Masonic This is the same setup used by actors and of guest bathroom mirrors for a sophisticated time, the practicality of that printer will become more evi- lodge on Atlantic Avenue is expected to take just over a actresses when they apply makeup before look. dent as patrons learn how and why to use it, she said. year. Plans are still being worked on for the Stone Harbor their dressing room mirrors. Who would think of placing sewing machines in a branch. People look their best under lighting www.qualityhomectr.com library? Poillon, for one. “Libraries have always been for “Others depend on the season,” she said. “Upper Town- that is similar to daylight. To best represent most who cannot afford every book. But we are looking at ship, year-round is the third busiest.” the color of your face, hair, makeup and Like us on Summer visitors swell patron visits in Cape May, other things.” To be sure, she said, those machines won’t Wildwood Crest and Sea Isle City, she said. (Page A22 Please) Quality Home Center • 1249 Rt. 9 South • Cape May Court House • 609-465-5029 All branches are Wi-Fi enabled, and no password is License # 13VH01181400 needed, thus even those who do not enter the physical building may access the Internet with their devices from the curb or parking lots. Among the top users of that Wi- Fi service are foreign workers in shops, restaurants and amusement piers. THE The commission’s budget is largely driven by personnel BUSINESS GUIDE expenses, Poillon said. There are about 70 year-round employees and about 20 seasonal (summer) workers. The digital revolution may be changing the way many patrons utilize the library, accessing e-books from their Wi-Fi devices, they borrowed 30,051 e-books last year, those who love to hold books and physically fl ip pages borrow 624,771 books, systemwide, Poillon said. For Business Guide Information, Call Mark at 609-953-1942 According to Poillon’s statistics 199,039 of those books were loaned from the main branch, 117,951 from Lower AIR CONDITIONING Township. There were 8,149 loans of audio items, CDs UNIFORMS & and there were 601,774 visits to the branches. 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Rebecca K. Sykes of Cape May Court House (Middle Township High School) was named to the Dean’s List at Lebanon Valley College for academic achievement during the Fall 2013 semester. Dean’s list students must maintain a GPA of at least 3.4 out of 4.0. Sykes is pursuing a bachelor of science in mathematics. Ryan Burke, sophomore at Lafayette College of Easton, PA, was named to the Dean’s List for the Fall 2013 semester. Burke is pursuing a bachelor In response to the dire situation in the Philippines of science in psychology. Ryan graduated from as a result of Typhoon Haiayn, the student members Middle Township High School’s Class of 2012 with of Bishop McHugh Regional School’s student outreach distinguished honors. group, Team Mercy, held a dress down day and bake Air Force Airman Brian C. Einhaus gradu- sale. The school raised over $1,000 to assist Our Lady of ated from basic military training at Joint Base San the Angels’ Father Cosme de la Pena’s outreach project: Antonio-Lackland, San Antonio, Texas. “Raise the Roof” to help rebuild his village. Pictured The airman completed an intensive, eight-week are: Nathan Yost, Fr. Cosme, Joelle Osborne and program that included training in military discipline Maria Hernandez. and studies, Air Force core values, physical fi tness, and basic warfare principles and skills. Airmen who complete basic training earn four WILDWOOD credits toward an associate in applied science degree through the Community College of the Air Nine Wildwood Middle oversee the program in the Force. School students learned a Wildwood School District. Einhaus is the son of Amy and Henry Einhaus of valuable life lesson – it’s “The people who come North Cape May. He is a 2012 graduate of Lower never too early to be a and speak to these stu- Cape May Regional High School, Erma. leader. As part of the New dents have walked in their Jersey Network to Close the shoes,” said Lemma. “They Maggie Senatore has earned the distinction of Achievement Gaps, nine of are straight up. They share being placed on the College of Education Dean’s We Care About Your Vision the city’s public school their experiences.” List for outstanding performance during the Fall students in grades 6 to 8 Students participated Semester 2013 at West Chester University in participated in the Middle in classes that addressed Pennsylvania. Roger A. Young, O.D. School Student Leadership subjects such as bullying, Institute. The event was maintaining individuality Primary Eye Care held at Camden County while fi tting in, the conse- rienced a campus environ- such as looking for a job. College in Blackwood. quences involved in mak- ment prior to the event. He cited examples such as “This program is one ing poor decisions and the “I liked the class called removing facial piercings Diplomate, of the most empowering importance of education. Code Switching,” said Vic- as well as making sure tat- 2004 Bayshore Rd., Villas American Board Of Optometry things,” explained sixth The fi ve girls and four tor Aguilar. “It taught me toos are not visible as ways Lic # 27OA00383700 to assert individuality yet (609) 886-1578 • [email protected] grade English/Language boys not only learned to how to fi t in, but not to lose OM Cert # 270M00024900 Arts teacher Tricia Lemma. be leaders, but also got a my personality.” Accord- still maintain a business- She, along with Josepha taste of a day in the life of ing to Aguilar, the lesson appropriate appearance. Penrose, supervisor of cur- a college student. None of included appropriate be- “It showed how you can fi t Real Books for Real People riculum and instruction, the students had ever expe- havior in specifi c scenarios, (Page A13 Please)

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And we SCHOOLS Speaking in the in sanctuaries across this Lord for being undrinkable won’t be upstanding indi- country. Somebody wake water! Renew us so we may viduals unless we are seen (From Page A12) up the congregations and quench the parched and standing on the promises get them to burn off some thirsty soul again! Allow us of God. And by anchoring ight of the calories of content to get a fresh glimpse of you ourselves upon the rock, WILDWOOD ΈCONT.Ή L With Pastor Rudy that they have been sit- so that we remember why we will not be rolled when ting on for far too long! you left us here on earth life shows us to test us. And As a Christian, I want Christianity is not defi ned Instead of lighting afi re in in the fi rst place. Faith in they’ll know we are Chris- to be known more for how by how much theology the hearth, it is time to God should make us wise tians not by our t-shirts but I live it than how I label that we know. It depends set off some fi reworks in in what matters most. We by the faithfulness they see it. As a matter of fact, upon how we choose to the hearts of believers like need to stop playing dumb! when they look at you and America’s Churches have live God in every moment you and me. That would If we claim to know it, then me! Stop worrying about suffered from an overload of every day of our lives. definitely make you not let our everyday behavior being in “Who’s Who” of too much talk without Knowing God equates to want to miss what God is show it! Our private self when knowing and living a substantial amount of us showing God in all that going to do this weekend at must be of equal weight “What’s What” is the main legitimate walk to back it we say and do. The saints of a local church near you. to our public self. Who deal. If the Lord just stops up. On Sundays, we may old called it “Coram Deo.” The Bible says to “Taste we say that we are must in to see what condition be known for awesome Brother Lawrence called it and see that the Lord is be seen in who we are! our condition is in may he expository sermons com- “practicing the presence good.” But what kind of What are we waiting for? be able to recognize us not ing from our pulpits but of God.” Jesus called it, refreshment does some- Where there is no trust, by our labels but by our there is no substitute for “Follow Me!” What do you body receive when he or the truth will not be heard love! Without love we are us allowing the Holy Spirit call it? she takes a drink of the and if the truth will not be just taking up space and to become the ants in our What motivates you? Are church we may attend? Is heard, then nobody will be wasting grace, which is the pants that prevent us from you stirred by that which that which should be deli- set free. Nobody will hear only gift worth receiving being content as wallfl ow- is God honoring? Are you cious end up being way too us if we don’t prove to be anyway. ers so that we can get up yearning to be consumed and join God’s dance! The by God’s love for you so historical “Enlightenment” that you can give to others in with something but not people of another person, wasn’t all that bright when out of a full and healthy lose who you are.” she doesn’t have to act like it came to challenging stu- tank? Is ego making you Rio Grande Bible Baptist Church Lemma said many stu- that person; she can fi nd dents to not skimp on the go? Are you known more dents do not comprehend her own voice and sing her practical side of the rubber for your selflessness or Growing Families for God’s Glory how choices made now own song. “You can look meeting the road kind of selfishness? Can people An Independent, Fundamental Church - Standing Strong on God’s Word affect the future. “It’s all like them, but you can be catechism. Who was calling see Jesus through you or about how you present your own person. All you the believers to be respon- are you more a barrier • Sunday Services @ 9:45; 11:00 & 6:30pm • Adult Bible Study & Childrens Bible Club yourself,” she added. “In have to be is yourself.” sible in living out boldly than a bridge to all that the • Wednesday Night Services 6:30pm • Couples Fellowships & Teen Activities the Code Switching class With a national focus their love for Jesus? Who Scriptures are about? There • Family Nights and Church-wide Trips • Ladies Fellowships the teacher also said not on bullying, students at- was going to emphasize is no single characteristic of • Mens Breakfasts only do you have to re- tending the program were the actions and not just the unredeemed man more ob- • Classes for All Ages • Van Transportation Available spect yourself, you have exposed to a speaker who academics alone? vious than that he is totally to respect others at the told students every seven Our beliefs mean abso- dominated by pride. It was Home of the Rio Grande Baptist Academy same time,” said Keniel minutes a girl is bullied. lutely nothing to God with- pride that did in Lucifer Offering an Affordable Christ Centered Education Perez. “To make the team Students were told that out our behavior. Our songs who was not content until work you need the dream female students are of- are just noisy gong fests to he could be like the Most • Classes for Kindergarten thru 12th Grade • Tuition is $2,500 for First Student/Family to work,” said Perez. “You ten bullied from behind a the Lord without our hearts High God. That move not • Utilizing the A-Beka Curriculum • Individualized Traditional Instruction can’t do anything by your- computer. being fully engaged. And all only tripped him up but it • Member of GSACS and AACS • Financial Assistance Available self. You need to have an- India McClendon said that time spent in church caused us to fall hard also. other person in your life.” during the bullying pro- may be lost if love is not What was that fruit in the Now Accepting Enrollments for the 2013-2014 School Year Mateo Perez said the les- gram she learned about driving the bus! Words garden that made Adam 1107 Delsea Drive, Route 47, Rio Grande, NJ Church Of¿ ce 609-886-9494 son he took from the semi- maintaining self-esteem. can flow from our lips and Eve give in? It was www.RioGrandeBaptistChurch.org nar he selected was show “If you don’t have that quite easily, but it takes a something that had to do me your friends and I’ll much confi dence you will humble sold-out heart com- with knowledge that has show you your future. “If walk around with your mitment to Jesus for him kept mankind stupid ever you have friends that don’t head hanging low. But if to transform us into being since! There is no wisdom pay attention in school, you you have confi dence you tasty morsels of God’s fruit without a relationship with will start acting like them. won’t be afraid to stand up basket. We have got to be God. You can know it all If you have friends who for what you believe in.” willing to show others the and still be ignorant where work hard, you will act “It was a great way for love of Jesus before we sim- it matters most if you don’t like them.” kids to learn how to be ply barrage them with our live as if every move you Kimberly Schaffer prepared for the future and Bibles! They don’t need to make, you must make with learned that changing your every day in your life,” said know what King James said Emmanuel. Thanks be to song could change your Aguilar. if they can’t see it in you God that because of him life. She said she learned “I learned the future is in and I who live and breathe there should be a whole that even if she reminds my hands,” said Schaffer. right before their very eyes. lot more shaking going Did you know? What’s Cooking? 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Valentine later PHASES/POSITIONS seem to garner the most fan development coordi- discovered that Rosone The Moon’s effect on the Tide is nator, made it happen by PEOPLE PLAY had phoned to be sure the greatest when closest to the Earth (in attention. By Joe Rossi • [email protected] Perigee) and when in direct align- To the contrary, there are providing Wood, Valentine group made the long trek ment with Sun & Earth (Full & New Moon phases). On and about these those heartwarming sto- and two Commons’ staff south, safely. dates, low pressure systems and/or ries of gracious generosity members with tickets to a Magill said she enjoys strong winds (depending upon direc- tion) may result in fl ooding and/or and sincere expressions of Jan. 7 game at Prudential Shivers, a certifi ed nursing ricade to make room for all bantering with Wood about extremely low tides. kindness. This fall Victoria Center. assistant at the North Cape four of us. He set up space the Flyers versus Devils MOON PHASE Commons Assisted Living “I told Mr. Rosone about May facility. Rosone met for three seats and Pat’s rivalry. Shivers appreciates Full Moon ...... 15 CORRECTION TIMES facility resident Pat Wood Pat’s wish and his situa- the foursome upon their wheelchair at center ice! Wood’s spunk and enthu- Last Quarter ...... 24 Compute approximate times of arrival. We sat right next to the TV New Moon ...... 1,30 high & low water for your area by had the awesome chance to tion,” said Valentine, a Vil- siasm. First Quarter ...... 7 adding or subtracting the following realize a wish. The lifelong las resident. “The next “There was a large line camera man.” “Pat likes everything Perigee ...... 1,30 number of minutes for each waiting to get into the Rosone would appear Apogee ...... 16 tide phase in the Tide Table. bachelor wasn’t much of a day he called me back and here,” said Valentine. “He TIDE TABLE LOW HIGH sports guy at Clifton High began making it happen.” arena,” said Valentine. “Mr. regularly throughout the loves the staff because they Computed for Cape May City School. As an adult he en- Rosone and his co-work- Rosone escorted us to the evening to check on Wood care about him. He’s an beachfront; for other areas, Great Egg Harbor Inlet see Correction Times. Plus 7 Minus 1 joyed some river rafting in ers made it happen by giv- front and gave us a little and his companions to see if inspiration to me because (Eastern Standard Time) Ocean City (9th St. Bridge) Colorado. ing up their personal tickets tour before the other fans they needed anything. he doesn’t let anything Plus 31 Plus 11 JANUARY, 2014 Corson Inlet (Bridges) The Passaic native and so Wood and his caregivers started coming in. Pat was “Our night couldn’t be keep him from doing what DATE HIGH LOW Plus 9 Minus 3 career road construction could attend together. in his glory.” any better and then he he wants.” The Prudential Center is Rosone showed the shows up with a bag for It can be argued that A . M . P. M . A . M . P. M . SEA ISLE CITY worker is a devout fan of (Ludlam Thoro Bridge) the New Jersey Devils. about three hours away in Cape May County contin- Pat,” said Valentine. “In- center ice seats, some hot 22 Wed 11:28 5:19 5:41 Plus 61 Plus 32 gent how the ice surface side were a New Jersey Sea Isle City Beach His dream was to attend a Newark. “We left at about dogs, and a T-shirt at a 23 Thu 12:14 12:16 6:13 6:29 Minus 7 Minus 31 Devils’ game. Wood has fol- 2:30, but Pat was ready at is prepared for play and Devils’ hat, shirt, calendar, hockey game cannot re- 24 Fri 1:09 1:15 7:16 7:26 Townsend Inlet lowed the National Hockey 10 in the morning,” said introduced the group to pins, and stickers. Pat was store a man’s treasured Plus 13 None 25 Sat 2:12 2:24 8:24 8:28 League franchise since it Valentine. Devils’ staff members. The so happy. We all had a independence, but for one STONE HARBOR relocated to the northern Wood and Valentine gracious host slipped away wonderful experience. We magical day, with the help 26 Sun 3:18 3:36 9:32 9:33 (Great Channel Bridge) Plus 51 Plus 27 half of the Garden State were joined by Victoria while Wood and his friends couldn’t have asked for bet- of some caring and selfl ess 27 Mon 4:21 4:44 10:35 10:35 Hereford Inlet (Anglesea) in 1982. Commons offi ce manager waited to be taken to their ter hospitality than what we people, Pat Wood’s wish 28 Tue 5:20 5:45 11:33 11:34 Plus 24 Minus 2 Victoria Commons Rec- Lori Magill and Tabitha seats, which were up one were given.” indeed came true. Wildwood Beach 29 Wed 6:16 6:41 12:27 Minus 18 Minus 31 level in a section reserved 30 Thu 7:09 7:35 12:31 1:18 WEST WILDWOOD for disabled fans. “When he came back 31 Fri 8:00 8:27 1:26 2:08 (Great Sound Bridge) Plus 50 Plus 23 he had wristbands,” said FEBRUARY 2014 Cape May Harbor Minus 2 Minus 1 Valentine. “He said they DATE HIGH LOW Five Fathom Bank were good for all the food • Handcrafted Cigars A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. Plus 3 Minus 9 and sodas we wanted. All of Cape May Point us were shocked!” 1 Sat 8:50 9:18 2:19 2:57 Plus 33 Plus 34 • Tobacco & Accessories The group began munch- 2 Sun 9:39 10:09 3:13 3:46 McCrie Shoal Plus 20 Plus 12 ing on arena goodies when • Specialty Tobacco 3 Mon 10:29 11:01 4:07 4:35 Delaware Bay Rosone again disappeared & Specialty Cigarettes 4 Tue 11:21 11:56 5:02 5:25 Bayshore Channel only to return with another 5 Wed 12:15 6:01 6:17 (Bay-Canal Junction) pleasant surprise. • Walk-In humidor Plus 38 Plus 34 6 Thu 12:53 1:14 7:02 7:12 Miami Beach (Villas) “When he returned he shocked us again,” said Val- • Huge Selection 7 Fri 1:54 2:16 8:07 8:10 Plus 67 Plus 51 Dennis Creek Entrance entine. “‘Change of plans,’ 8 Sat 2:56 3:20 9:11 9:07 Plus 111 Plus 87 Brandywine Shoal Light he told us, ‘you are staying 9 Sun 3:55 4:19 10:10 10:02 Plus 58 Plus 51 right here and watching the 10 Mon 4:47 5:11 11:02 10:52 Bidwell Creek Entrance game.’ Steve moved a bar- Plus 87 Plus 54 11 Tue 5:34 5:57 11:48 11:38

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berships • TRX • Silver Sneakers • Group Classes • Bootcamp • Group Sneakers TRX • Silver berships • CRIME STOPPERS (609) 465-2800 monton, 57-34. Lauren (Page A15 Please) TEXT TIP NUMBER: TIP411 (847411) Holden scored 29 points. In boys’ action, Ham- monton stuffed Lower, 68-39. Mike Decave scored 10 points. Middle nipped Ocean City, 48-46. Trai Greer FREE Junior scored 15 points. Membership In Jan. 16 girls’ basket- for all children ball, Wildwood Catholic de- in family feated Cedar Creek, 68-45. fine cabinetry for the home Kennedy Johnson scored 22 points. Wildwood thumped Penns Grove, 61-31. Jes- sica Freeman scored 25 points. Cape Tech downed Pleasantville, 54-34. Alexis Olson scored 28 points. In boys’ play, St. Augus- tine ripped Middle, 51-23. 204 N. Main Street (Rt.9) Trai Greer scored seven Cape May Court House, NJ • (609) 463-0400 points. Pleasantville smacked Showroom Hours: Cape Tech, 77-44. Mark Mon-Tues-Thurs & Fri 9-5 • Wed 9-7 • Sat 10-3 • Closed Sun. Erhardt scored 10 points. Wildwood Catholic www.cabinetshopnj.com January 22 2014 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A15

County to Hold 2014 Public Innovation is always and popular, the cost of RIO STADIUM THEATRE taking place throughout BEYOND the FLAMES manufacture ring and re- Rt. 9 & 47 in the Rio Mall, Rio Grande • 609-889-4799 Budget Deliberations Cape May County’s Only All Stadium Megaplex the various fields of in- BY BRUCE KNOLL, JR. tailing the product would SHOWTIMES FOR 1/24/14 thru 1/30/14 dustry in the U.S., and likely drop signifi cantly. www.franktheatres.com COURT HOUSE -- Free- lic comment at the meeting the fi re service is no dif- Companies had initially ** $6 Tuesdays, all shows all day** holder Director Gerald M. on March 11, 2014. ferent. Every day, new hoped to have in-service I, FRANKENSTEIN (PG-13)* 11:40, 4:40, 9:45 Thornton and the Cape Following its introduc- inventions, improvements, testing complete and have May County Board of Cho- tion, the proposed 2014 and alterations to fi re ser- air packs can also have passed with retail versions of this pack 3D I, FRANKENSTEIN (PG-13)* 2:20, 7:40 sen Freeholders will dis- budget will be posted to vice equipment result in become an issue favorable results available by the end of THE NUT JOB (PG)* 1:40, 6:50, (9:00 FRI-WED) cuss the 2014 the county more effi ciency and safety when attempting from the real fi re- 2012. However, the packs 3D THE NUT JOB (PG)* 11:35, 4:10 county budget website www. for fi refi ghters around the navigating through fi ghters who have remain unavailable for at public delib- capemaycoun- THAT AWKWARD MOMENT (THURS world. small spaces. tested them, and retail purchase, and are PREMIER) (R)*10:00 THURS erations to be tygov.net and However, one project Since 2008, the prototypes of the currently still in hands-on held at 2 p.m. available for DEVIL’S DUE (R)* 11:40, 1:50, 4:20, currently underway at Department of slim-pack from training. 7:50, 10:00 Jan. 21. Also, review at the several different fi re ser- Homeland Security numerous manu- Part of the delay is ad- if needed, de- County Ad- RIDE ALONG (PG-13)* 11:45, 2:30, 4:50 vice manufacturers has has issued close to facturers were ditional research into aug- 7:10, 9:30 liberations will ministration the potential to become $3 million in an on display at last mented reality integration JACK RYAN: SHADOW RECRUIT (PG-13)* take place Jan. Office. The one of the most vital and effort to fund the develop- year’s Fire Department in the masks used in con- 11:50, 2:40, 5:00, 7:30, 9:50 22, Jan. 23 and public is also infl uential changes to the ment and fine-tuning of Instructors Conference junction with the packs, LONE SURVIVOR (R) Jan. 24, 2014. asked to check fi re service, and has been what’s become known as (FDIC) in Indianapolis. incorporating technology 11:30, 2:10, 4:45, 7:20, 9:55 The pro- the website for the most anticipated study a “slim-pack” SCBA that Currently, the only nega- similar to that found in AMERICAN HUSTLE (R) posed 2014 budget will be any changes to the sched- in recent memory. In 2008, could be commercially tive aspect of the packs is the Google Glass products. 11:55, 2:50, 6:40, 9:35 introduced at the regularly uled meeting dates. the U.S. Department of produced and sold to fi re that their initial cost is 15- There has been no con- SAVING MR. BANKS (PG-13) 7:00, 9:40 scheduled meeting of the All meetings will take Homeland Security, in departments. Through the 20 percent higher than that firmation however as to Board of Chosen Freehold- place in the Freeholders’ FROZEN (PG) 11:30, 2:00, 4:30 conjunction with the In- work of several companies, of current models of SCBA whether this technology Times are subject to change, please con¿ rm showtimes by calling our 24 ers Jan. 28, 2014 at 4:30 Meeting Room at the Coun- hr movie line or visit franktheatres.com ternational Association of most notably MSA, offi cials packs, although manufac- is simply being tested as a * = NO PASSES. Bargain Matinees All Shows Starting Before 4 pm - $8.50 p.m. ty Administration Building, (Special pricing surcharge for all 3D features) Fire Fighters, awarded a have created a slim-pack turers such as MSA and prototype for future sales, New Sony 4K & Real D 3D Projection A Public Hearing will 4 Moore Road, Cape May research contract to MSA which can be likened to a Vulcore Industries stress or will be available in the be held on the proposed Court House, New Jersey Safety Products to develop fl at backpack. that as the slim-pack be- initial retail offering of the budget March 11 at 7 p.m. (Exit 11 off the Garden a “slim-pack” SCBA. The new SCBA features comes more widely used fl at packs. Stay tuned. Adoption of the fi nal bud- State Parkway). An SCBA, or self-con- greatly diminish pressures get is currently scheduled For more information, tained breathing apparatus, in the event of a pack rup- to take place following pub- please call 609-465-1065. is one the most iconic imag- ture, signifi cantly lowering caring for n es associated with fi refi ght- the risk of an explosion is hbors eighb ers. But more importantly, a rupture occurs. The new eig ors it’s also one of the most vi- model allows the pressur- N st tal to a fi refi ghter’s survival, ized oxygen to release its 1 Nails providing clean oxygen in pressure in a timely man- polluted environments. ner, instead of releasing a A Touch of Elegance at a Glance The current models of great amount of pressure Volunteers In Medicine SCBAs feature a cylinder- at one time. OF CAPE MAY COUNTY Serving like bottle that attach to The slim-packs are also Gift Certifi cates Cape May County Since 1997 Available the SCBA frame, forming approximately 30 percent Care this week the shape of a scuba-diving lighter, but maintain the made possible by generous donations from: oxygen tank. These bottles same durability for emer- • Manicures & Pedicures • Walk-Ins Welcome are now often made of gency escape and drag res- AVALON LIONS CHARITIES FOUNDATION • UV & LCN Gels & Silk Wraps • Waxing fi berglass, making them sig- cues, all while diminishing • Pink & Whites (Solar Nails) • Shellac & Gel Manicures nifi cantly lighter than the the possibility of snagging Jack & Cindi Binder • Acrylics • Able to Accommodate metal bottles of the past. the pack on an object dur- Dr. Judith Coche • Custom Designs Wedding Parties & However, they can still ing operation. • Professional Salon Large Groups become a cumbersome These slim-packs have Servicing Men & Women load to fi refi ghters during been tested under fi re con- Cape May Court House extended use. In addition, ditions by MSA in various the current size of the training simulations, and Thank You: (Next to Marshall’s) For more information call 609-463-2846 609-465-9919 Mon.-Sat.St 10am100 - 8pm8 • Sun.S 11am11 - 5pm The CMC American Legion Presents War TheTh Old Owner Is Back Valentine’s Day is on its way! Time Speaker Event The Original We have designer bags by: The Woodbine Ameri- telling the story. So, come BLITZ can Legion Post 298 is on out, learn a little history Rioni Donna Sharp hosting war stories from and listen to some great Fully Stocked Store the Korean War, including stories. The event will • Full Line Deli • the history of how the U.S. take place at the American Coach Juicy Couture got into the Korean War Legion Post 298 on 515 Dietz & Watson Premium and the fi ght in the trench- Washington Ave. in Wood- 99 es. Dick Mathers will be bine on Saturday, Jan. 25 telling his story from the at 1:00 PM. Admission is DOMESTIC HAM 1 LB. 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PLEASE NOTE: An Editor's Note for a Spout-Off in Stone Harbor desirable and those who cannot undesirable? will appear as blue italic (slanted) type below it. *** Villas - To the Villas spouter Wildwood Crest - Old carpet and other trash has been by the north about the condition of the side of the highway coming out of Wildwood on Rt. 47 for weeks roads, f.y.i., Bayshore, Ferry and now. How is it possible that this goes unattended to for so long? Fulling Mill Roads are all county *** roads. Villas - Some people are still selling drugs to our teenagers from *** their garage. The neighbors are not just watching anymore, we are Lower Township - Where can taking pictures and writing down names, dates, and times. We will I get a police badge for my truck get this drug selling garage shut down this year! window, so I can drive around “A good community newspaper is a community in conversation with itself.” *** drunk and not get stopped? If —Walter Lippman Wildwood - Wildwood Catholic is doing what it has to do to sur- one of these hit me, I would The Herald invites you to contribute your positive comments generally be omitted, as will submissions which violate Spout vive. I agree that it is not easy to watch the paying local kids sit hold the person who gave them Off rules. An explanation of Spout Off rules can be found at the bench. It's also hard to be happy for the school when they beat out to their friends responsible. and, when necessary, other constructive thoughts regarding teams using kids from out of the area. Remember, the school needs I hope Lower council will look topics of public interest. To submit a Spout Off, please visit www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com/Forum, where you can also paying students to continue. I feel for the families that pay while into who is giving these out, be- www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com and click on "Spout Off: participate in the dynamic online Spout Off forum. their kids get left out of the game. Maybe consider public school, its fore the Township is sued over Submit Yours" under the Opinion tab. You can also submit a Submissions about specifi c businesses will typically not a good education and its included in your taxes. these. Spout Off by mail or by delivery to our offi ce. For the most be published. To share your local business experience, use *** *** timely publication, please use the online submission form. ratings and reviews at www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com/ Court House - Sidewalks need to be installed along Dennisville Town Bank - The intersection One Spout per person each week, please. Marketplace. Road, from the community college to Rt. 9. It is far too dangerous to on Shore Rd and Pinewood is Spout Offs are anonymous, but you must identify your town. To share your views in greater detail, submit a letter to the have people walking to and from the college along a busy roadway. out of control. We have signs ev- Be sure to keep your Spouts clear and concise. The Herald may editor. Go to www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com; under the Didn't anyone think of this when the school was built? erywhere that actually make the edit messages for brevity, clarity and good taste. Submissions Opinion tab, click on “Letter to Editor: Submit,” where you *** intersection very dangerous. which are unintelligible or which exceed 600 characters will will fi nd the submission form. Cape May - Ms. Winfrey (I know you read this paper), it is not the *** African-American side of Mr. Obama that I dislike, it is his White- Lower Township - Snow plow- Rio Grande - On the south side of a grocery store parking lot in in 2014 as well. Many tax appeals can be expected from South Den- European socialized policies that I loathe. ing on my street was great. Rio Grande, there is a travel trailer that looks like someone is living nis homeowners based on reduced property values due to multiple *** The county trucks were here, there. Is this a "new" trailer park in Middle ? private properties operating ATV tracks in residential housing devel- Cape May - If President Obama's face was carved into the side of even though it isn't a county *** opments. Isn't it the function and responsibility of township govern- Mt. Rushmore with the other presidents, Obama would be the one street. Plowing places for their Villas - To the back street rider, you would think that you would ment to preserve property values and tax ratables? As my taxes go with his eyes closed. friends to park, that's what we have learned a lesson by now and would stay off the back streets of down due to government incompetence, expect yours to be adjusted *** pay county taxes for. I have the the Villas, if you have been bitten and chased as many times as you upward. Sorry neighbors. North Wildwood - A certain restaurant tried to pass off hamburger license number and will report say. You keep going back for more. We are tired of hearing about it. *** soup as a special today. How do you live with yourselves? Hamburg- it if it happens next snow. Hope Enough is enough. Spout about something else. Cape May - I am certainly in favor of saving the pine barrens, but ers are delicious and so is soup but together they taste like feet. I your friends are more important *** my lungs come fi rst. I was really disappointed in the 7-7 vote to need a breath mint. than your job. Villas - Did you ever wonder why if we have three councilman who reject a 22 natural gas pipe line to the Beesleys Point power plant. *** *** reside in the Villas and have a lot to say about all the ills of drugs Every time I wash the black particulate off my siding and deck, I Court House - Middle recreation in-house basketball program for Avalon - Once again the people and the crime that it causes, yet nothing seems to get better? What wonder what my lungs look like. I have heard about plans to convert third through eighth graders is also a joke. We paid $35 registration in charge want to avoid any bad have the councilman done in their own neighborhood? Maybe the BL England to natural gas, but it looks bleak now. Can the commis- fees and our kids didn't even get team t-shirts! In the past, the kids press about the town. There are new police station should be placed in the Mulligan complex across sion reconsider? I live 15 miles south of the plant, but I still get the would at least get t-shirts. I guess our registration money is going break-ins, rapes, drug related from the mayor's home to curtail the drug problems in the Villas? residue. to the travel teams, their nice uniforms, and their ref fees. I heard deaths, etc. New Years Eve, the Hopefully, you will have more success with taxes in 2014. More *** travel basketball was unorganized and has problems. But to run in- body of a young man was found of the same! Dennis Township - Dennis Twp. trash trucks need to stop zig-zag- house like this and charge us so much money, makes no sense. We on the beach and no news at all. *** ging back and forth across the 50 mph roads. It's dangerous, illegal, all know who is running basketball, but does our new mayor know The only way I found out was Cape May - Does Cape May really need another park, or are they and it's been very dicey when I attempt to pass. I can't always be how messed up it is? We all need to speak out! because my friend's son knew just grabbing up any green space grants that the state and feds offer? a mind reader as to when the truck is going to cross in front of my *** him. He attended the funeral, We already have too many under utilized parks in Cape May. We car. North Wildwood - North Wildwood cops have a quota. I never but said still no cause of death. also have a two mile long park (a.k.a. the beach). It costs taxpayers' *** rode through North Wildwood without seeing somebody stopped. I Avalon is a great town, but come money to maintain these spaces (excluding the beach) and they get North Wildwood - Immigrants, both legal and illegal, are here for thought cops were supposed to catch criminals and help citizens. on, it's not immune to events very little use. one reason, they take the jobs nobody wants at a pay nobody would *** that occur everywhere else. *** accept. It has been happening for over 200 years. Big business Lower Township - To the spouter that gave a thumbs down on the North Cape May - The council/manager form of government is makes a fortune by paying them substandard wages and the rest of wonderful article the Herald wrote on the dedication and service On the contrary, the Herald rather confusing in the context of Lower Twp. If the council is the us have to deal with the social services mess it creates. If you want that Mr. Ray Brown gave the Town Bank Fire Co. and the citizens of reported about this tragic in- legislative branch of government who are elected, and the manager to fi x the problem, raise the minimum wage to $20 per hour so Lower Township, shame on you. cident New Years Day, online, is the executive branch, who is un-elected and serves at the pleasure the jobs are attractive to Americans. We would pay a little more for *** and Jan. 2, published a state- of the elected council, why then are the council members so com- things, but save in the long run, with less crime and the government Middle Township - Who's in charge? Congratulations and welcome ment from the Prosecutor's placent and appear lost at regular meetings? There are obligations not having to support their families. Mayor Tim Donahue and Committeeman Michael Clark. Please be Offi ce regarding the investiga- as elected offi cials to the particular ward and duties at large by the aware there is a very large opinion among MT emp's that morale, tion, also online. Further de- mayor and deputy. It appears that everything is delegated. This may While we are at it, why not pay them $50 per hour? Small busi- nepotism, bullying and horrible attitudes from authority fi gures are tails concerning this death will keep their hands from getting dirty, but no way to run town hall. ness employs most people, and most small business operates on at the absolute worst. MT does have a vast amount of employees be forthcoming pursuant to *** little profi t. Mandated minimum wages just means fewer jobs. who work hard and are dedicated to their jobs. If you ask around and the investigation. See coverage Lower Township - Thanks Herald for covering a person who spent *** take notice, you will fi nd that their are two emp's that are running here: http://goo.gl/veNkYZ 50 years serving the Lower Twp. community, not for fame or glory, Town Bank - To the spouter from Town Bank that is disappointed the show and are destroying those in their path whom do not want *** but giving in an unconditional way. In an era of negativity this was with his/her decision to vote for Neville and the promises he has to play along and be a part of the selected few. Please be accountable Lower Township / Middle a truely great story for all of us. A story of a common guy with failed to keep at the P.O.A. meeting. You were given a choice. Tom as you expect us to be. Township - Loved the write up dedication and community pride making a difference in the last half will ran against him and with Tom's experience of working and liv- *** about drug testing to get wel- century. I would also thank the Town Bank fi refi ghters and all the ing in the Township his entire life, he knows where and how to get Court House - Just curious, are all people who can afford beach tags fare. Other states are starting to volunteer fi refi ghters for doing what others are compensated for in things done. Please do your homework on these "politicians" before follow Florida. Last week, I was an era of "me me." A special thanks from a person who appreciates you vote next time. in a grocery store and watched a what Ray Brown has done and what is done everyday for all of us *** person using their wic card with in the township. Villas - The L.T. in-house property assessments have been made in two carts of food and four very *** one of the worst real estate markets in history. Remember, Lower Italian Night young children. Her nails were Cape May / West Chester - To the spouter from Stone Harbor stat- Twp. is a second home market, area of high unemployment, a victim done and she had a nice iphone. ing that a driver can "legally" go 4 mph over the posted speed limit of Sandy, and has infrastructure problems with nobody at the helm. Sat., January 25th • 6pm6 As I walked out of the store, and the police won't stop you, you are wrong. By law, the posted Taxes will be factored by value X rate (county, school and local.) she was loading her free grocer- speed limit means "the posted speed limit, conditions permitting." This is a good time to check who is behind the controls. It will be ies into a pretty, new Audi. I'm "Conditions permitting" means clear weather and dry road condi- interesting to see how the web is spun by folks who aren't fi nan- sure we're paying for her health tions. Not sure where you learned to drive, but I would love to be a cially savvy. That is why the manager is such an important position. insurance and her home. Some police offi cer behind you when you are driving. We will judge what council did not want to discuss! people really do know how to *** *** work the system. My wife and Cape May / West Chester - To the spouter from Stone Harbor. If North Cape May - The article on the updated property assessments I work two jobs, have an older the guy on Rt. 47 is telling shoobies to leave and never come back, on the Herald was well done and informative. The tax assessor's of- car, and pay $800 a month in than you will be on welfare all year round, rather than just collecting fi ce doesn't make people happy, but Mr. Amonette and his secretary WOMEN’S CIVIC CLUB OF STONE HARBOR health care. your unemployment check until summer, when we return to spend are very helpful and competent in assisting the public. The town- 96th Street & The Beach, Stone Harbor *** your needed "shoobie dollars". ship should be proud of the work that he conducted at a tremendous Wildwood Crest - Everyone *** savings. That is what good government is about, a non-political Featuring Authentic Italian Cuisine complaining about police and Court House - Even marginal tax rates exceeding 43 percent can- people doing the work of the taxpayers they serve! with Wine and Non-Alcoholic Beverages teachers, think about this. What not fi nance runaway government spending, which has caused the *** if you called and the cops were national debt to skyrocket. The Obama administration continues North Wildwood - On Jan. 11, we lost a very important member For $25 not there? What if you sent your to shackle entire sectors of the economy with regulation, includ- of our family. She is a black, miniature, female Poodle, approx. 30 Seating is LIMITED so... kid to school and the teachers ing health care, fi nance and energy. The intervention impedes both pounds. She goes by the name "Christy". She has a red collar with were not there? Kids with no- personal freedom and national prosperity. Thus we have loosed our an ID tag with Cape Veterinary's phone number. If you fi nd her Tickets must be purchased in advance where to go and criminals con- top 10 ranking as economically free. Wake up people! please call North Wildwood Police at 609 522-2411 or Cape Vet. For reservations call trolling the streets. I'm grateful *** She has been in our family for 13 great years. At the same time, I that they are on the job. Lower Township - I must agree with the spouter about the county would like to thank very much the North Wildwood Police for fi nd- Elaine at 609-536-8277 *** jobs. I was told I could not apply because I retired from a police ing our other dog 20 min. after we called. It's a possibility our dog pension. But yet they hire a retired county chief detective to do the was picked up on the island and taken to either Lower or Middle same job, and he retired from a police pension. Along with several Twp. Please keep an eye out. others, especially the troopers they hired. Folks, this is politics at *** it's best. North Cape May - Lower Township residents need to be aware of *** the addiction, overdoses and robberies in the area. Court House is Middle Township - Who controls the construction crew on the also having problems. Why no warning to people unaware of the parkway? It's nice the work is getting done, but some of the workers situation? are rude, screaming at senior citizen drivers and the truck drivers, *** cutting cars off, pulling out in front of cars that are going 45 mph Wildwood Crest - Can the Borough of Wildwood Crest please take and then driving about 15 mph in the passing lane, causing traffi c a look at the huge dip in Park Blvd. between Cardinal and Sweet Full Service Salon to back up more. Then they go on Golf Club Road and do the same Briar? The hole is sinking deeper and deeper and the cars are hitting things, and drop debris all over the place. No reason to call Middle bottom. Not to mention the trucks that are prohibited on this street Open Tuesday - Saturday Twp. police; no one shows up. How about a little help keeping our bounce and make the ground shake. school children safe? *** *** Stone Harbor - Absolutely the worst event I have ever attended Erma - The school bus drivers at Lower Cape May Regional have anywhere was the 100 year "kick off" celebration! Didn't expect Winter Retail Sale to stand there and hold the handle on the nozzle for diesel fuel, dinner or drinks, but what was offered was a rip-off. Parties attended because people can't seem to do their job. It takes too much effort to in fi rehouses years ago, were far superior. $8 up-front for valet park- Buy 1 Get 1 50% Off change the fi lter on it or actually put a new nozzle on it, so it clicks ing, outrageous! Mashed potatoes for appetizers? Weenie winks, Buy 2 get the 3rd FREE! off. The only reason there are spills is because of a clogged fi lter, and cheese and crackers, even chips and dip would have been more it runs too slow to click off, or it needs a nozzle. With everything elegant. Different prices at different bars, crazy! What a shame the else that goes on in that department, management could at least whole affair was. take care of that. Some buses are 60 gallons, while others are 100 *** gallons. Someone needs to check this out. North Cape May - The sad state of affairs with Governor Christie Hair • Skin • Nails • Body • Make-Up • Massage *** with "Bridgegate" should be no surprise to any of us. Who knows Wildwood Crest - Just because you are on a bicycle, you are still re- what and who to believe anymore. From the smallest towns right to quired to follow the rules of the road. You are not a pedestrian, and the top in D.C., we as citizens take the brunt of all their corruption. Valentine’s Day Gift Certificate Sale! I am not required to get out of your way while you ride your bicycle I know one thing for sure. If the men and women that formed our on the wrong side of the road, against the fl ow of traffi c. country back in 1776 were alive today, they would be heartbroken *** at the disgrace this government has become. God help us. 5201 PaciÀ c Ave., Wildwood, NJ • 729-1820 South Dennis - The Herald reports that a reassessment of 12,000 *** properties in Lower Township has been completed and new tax Wildwood - I understand you are on the clock and are trying to www.ambiancebeauty.com rates are available online. Dennis Township must now be reassessed (Page A17 Please) January 22 2014 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A17 Spout Off (From Page A16) in a May 2012 presentation by Johnson, begin? Let someone move events and a summer camp pro- ized tests are a waste of taxpayer money, here are resources to help on this. There is not one person who can give you a straight answer. gram that is outstanding. Our you fi ght back. United Op-Out NJ: http://unitedoptout.com/state- milk as much money as possible by stopping at every cross street on Give the great residents of the Victorian Towers what they deserve facilities and fi elds are top notch by-state-opt-out/new-jersey/ and Fair Test: http://www.fairtest. Pacifi c Ave., but please, my time is valuable. I am not on the clock and what they are paying rent for each month. and the staff and volunteers are org/get-involved/opting-out. Take action! and have things to do. There is but one stop sign on Pacifi c Ave., *** the best. No rec. dept. can of- *** please do not stop at every cross street. Wildwood - Wildwood's police reports are infl ated and reported fer everything, especially when Del Haven - We have a major hoarder in Del Haven. I just saw *** with property checks included. They are simply drive-bys, and the money is a factor. Great job DT Philadelphia Fire Commissioner say if they had known, they could Villas - To all the spouters from Lower Twp. concerning the football offi cer calls in an address, and the call is logged to infl ate numbers. and don't let the few naysayers have avoided a major fi re. Why do the code enforcement offi cers program at LCMR High School. I hope you all realize why we are The more calls, the better they look to justify their costs and exis- get you down. ignore the property at the corner of Bayshore Rd and Roosevelt Blvd. in this spot that we're in. It is because for the last 15 years, from tence. They all do it. Island wide. *** You would have to be blind not to see it. the board down to the last three coaching staffs that put themselves *** Avalon - A Villas spouter thinks *** before the kids and destroyed the program! Every year, less and less Lower Township - The liberal media is intent on placing the that the NRA lobbies for leg- Dennis Township - Maybe Chris Christie should hire Olivia Pope kids came out for football because of the dislike and no respect of "bridgegate" scandal in Christie's lap. They say it doesn't matter if islation that "keeps fi rearms to help get him out of the "Bridgegate" mess. If she is unavailable, their leaders. Middle Twp. has 50 boys come out, we are lucky to get he didn't know. He should have known, or he's a bad manager. Well, out of the hands of criminals I'm sure some of his republican friends can hook him up with an 25. This year's coaching staff ended up with 17 and in no way is this I don't recall these same media outlets saying this about Obama and and unstable individuals". That "independent investigator". their fault. A shame for the kids already in the program. his growing list of scandals. Fast and Furious, IRS, NSA, Benghazi, statement is stunning in its in- *** *** just to name a few. The liberal bias against anything even remotely accuracy. In fact, the NRA does Cape May Beach - The manager has announced the privatization Lower Township - The township has a blank check when it comes Republican is nauseating. I didn't vote for Christie, but I believe in precisely the opposite, opposing of the animal control duties within the township at the latest Jan. 6 to the ideas that come forth by the manager and council. The town- being fair. Let's wait for the investigation to be completed. such legislation repeatedly and meeting. Everyone was holding their breath for the latest move to ship hiring a person to fi ght FEMA, when the fi ght was over, hiring *** consistently, on the grounds that save money. This was a high priority in the current administration a PR guy when established businesses don't want to use the town- Lower Township - North Cape May, Villas, Court House, Cape it would infringe on gun own- that would save thousands in taxes for the taxpayers. The man- ship's name, hiring an in-house engineer, and using the services of May, Sea Isle and all Cape May County, please start posting all of the ers' rights. As well, the NRA ager attempted to justify the earth shattering news by saying that others. The list goes on! Now, when the everyday citizen, a.k.a overdoses due to heroin and prescription drug abuse. Most people opposes any legislator who sup- X amount of gas would be saved, etc. The best part was that there taxpayer complains about the taxes, or the swimming pool outside in the area have no idea how bad it really is out here. Oxycontin ports such legislation. A recent was an escape clause within 90 days if the private company doesn't their home, a.k.a township street, they are looked at as the problem. should be illegal to sell in the United States. Why are doctor's still example of the NRA's position, perform. Wow! What a move by L.T. government. Why is it that council's money is theirs and your money is theirs. giving out this drug? one of an endless number that *** Welcome to Lower! *** could be cited, was its role in North Wildwood - To the persons complaining about M.M. Jr. High *** Court House - All kids have their heads down looking at cell riling up the troops in Colorado School. I graduated in 1955. The basketball team was undefeated Cape May Point - North Cape May, down here in Cape May Point, phones or playing video games. How come no one ever goes outside to recall two pro-control state under Reese Rutiger. I also built a boat under the supervision of we've got no dark clouds. Come join us. No blackbirds or crows and plays backyard baseball or football? Kids are lazy now and it's legislators. Author Sutten. All this while having a B average. So this being said, either. No "media love fest" down here. pathetic! *** you complainers need to get off your bottoms and attend a board *** *** Lower Township - They say meeting and be vocal. The school belongs to you, not the principal. Wildwood Crest - Each year, I give a substantial amount of money Middle Township - Things still have not changed in Wildwood. that you can't judge a book by My principal was J. Elwood Chester. The school was one of the top to help keep Wildwood Catholic High School operating. I, along with Now the detectives have an SUV with dark, tinted windows. its cover. That is a fair enough ones in N.J. The difference was then we had parents that cared. others, noticed that local students are being replaced in athletics They're still having coffee miles away from Wildwood, patrolling statement when you discuss the They would go to the board meetings if there was a problem. and activities by students from outside the Wildwood area. How do Middle Twp. and Lower Twp. Time for a county wide police dept. or appointment of the manager for *** parents feel now that athletics are the main mission of the school? a county administration to oversee all police departments. another three years. The ap- West Chester / Cape May - To the spouter from Cape May stat- "Win with outsiders at all costs." Forget those kids from families *** pointment was made quietly at ing that shoobies don't know how to drive and that you enjoy the that raise the money so 50 students can say they go to Wildwood Court House - I must say the Middle Twp. police offi cers I have the Dec. meeting. The taxpay- quiet time when we are not here, please get a grip. Cape Maybe's Catholic. My kid wants to play too! talked to seem very happy with the administration, and they look ers deserve council discussion, don't get a free pass on good driving habits. The speed limit on *** squared away. Too bad other departments can't follow your lead. not only on the cover of the Beach Drive is 25, and I do the speed limit. I am the guy with the Stone Harbor - Hard to read road signs? Coming out of Stone Har- Good job Chief. book, the manager's creden- Pennsylvania plates that you are tailgating. I stop at stop signs, a full bor to cross the Parkway, it has been down to two lanes for a while *** tials etc., but its content. What stop, and you are the guy behind me fl ipping out because I obey the now. Signs state right lane must turn right onto Parkway North; left Middle Township - Maybe it's about time that Middle Twp. asked are his plans for the next three law. I don't race through yellow lights, I slow down, because it is lane for crossing Parkway and turning onto Parkway South. Read the sheriff's dept. for help in patrolling the shopping centers in the years on taxes, roads and other the law and you, once again, are fl ipping out. You and your bad Cape signs! Turn onto the Parkway, do not cut off the people going straight township. We never see police offi cers patrolling the area. Or put pertinent topics? For the elect- Maybe driving habits. across, then beep insanely at the ones following rules. This will most the detectives back in uniform instead of having breakfast, lunch, ed offi cials to make the appoint- *** likely change again as work continues, so get in the habit of reading and dinner at the diner. ment behind closed doors with- Wildwood - Will the mayor and state work with the landlords to signs now! We don't need more accidents where they're working to *** out discussion of the CEO of the help with this ordinance? You cannot evict tenants without a hear- fi x the areas everyone says most accidents happen. Lower Township - Would love to see the Herald print weekly prog- township shows disrespect to all ing, and it takes at least three weeks just to get a hearing. *** ress pictures of the Parkway overpass construction. Choose a spot that call Lower their home. *** Lower Township - Maybe the reason the Animal Control contract or two at each intersection and take a picture of that same day each *** Cape May - Does anyone know if the company that worked on is being farmed out is because our local Animal Control guy spent week. I don't get up the GSP all that often, and don't want to drive Cape May Beach - Is it a bird? the solar panels in Sandman School shut off power, causing major too much time at his hot dog cart at the end of Ferry Rd. and Beach there just to see. Is it a plane? No, its "big brother" damage and a burst pipe? Apparently nobody came in to check the Ave. Someone needs to check out the School Bus Depot at the high snooping around in the lives of school over the holidays and nobody knows how long it was bro- school for the guy taking care of his bar-b-que business on school Thank you for the suggestion. This is certainly something that us all. On the federal level, the ken. Who is to blame for this? This could have been burst for many time. Don't forget the regular employees that bring in their own we could look into doing. NSA, IRS and the invasion into days for this much damage. Someone needs to keep a better eye on vehicles to wash and wax on our dime too. When does it end in *** our lives has reached epidemic schools when long holidays are taken. Lower? Villas - I heard that the Lower Township Animal Control is done, no proportion. What's that on the *** *** more. Is this true? If so, do we have to keep calling the police over traffi c standard? You're on can- West Cape May - Christie seems more concerned with his own Wildwood - Wildwood's rental law is ridiculous. It will chase out the animal problems in Lower? If so, don't they have enough to do did camera! We want to keep bloated self image and reputation during "Bridgegate" rather than people and cause more boarded up properties. with animal problems? you safe from the boogie man, is the major disruption his staff caused fellow New Jersyians for po- *** *** the justifi cation. You shouldn't litical retribution. Can you imagine if Christie took his staff to the Cape May / West Chester - Another landmark for us Shoobies is Lower Township - I don't usually let the news get to me, but after worry, if you did nothing wrong, white house in 2016? Imagine the evil deeds they would do to Dem- located on Rt. 47, going North. This guy hangs the remains of a large reading Sunday's Press, I can't keep quiet. I read about the 13 year- as we lose more of our personal ocrats in the name of retribution if Christie didn't get his way. One fi sh on a wire/pole by the road. What's up with the locals on Rt. 47? old child that was killed and another wounded by a 14 year-old, who freedoms. On the local level, we thing is clear about Christie, you can judge a man's character by the The "Later Shoobie" sign guy and now this. Riding this road is better fi red shots into a crowd of innocent people. A rally against violence have a town manager who has company he keeps. He just lost my vote. than a day at the beach. Love it! is going to be held on Mon. in Atlantic City. I hope and pray that installed cameras to watch over *** *** Jackson, Oprah, and Al show up. municipal employees like Santa Stone Harbor - I understand council is drafting our budget! Guess Clermont - Here we go again with every other spout about ATVs *** Claus to see who is naughty or my taxes will be going up again. Over 26 years of tax increases. in Dennis Township. Instead of being a nuisance problem enabled Rio Grande - It's time to stop helping the heroin addicts and lock nice. Big brother is watching! When will it stop ? My home budget is balanced, why not Stone by government inaction, perhaps Dennis is ahead of the curve and them up for a long time. Rio Grande is turning into a mini Camden *** Harbor's? not behind it? Perhaps Dennis is on the "cutting edge" regarding and it's time for this to stop now. Active high enforcement needed, Middle Township - Just say no *** community planning and master plan development? Maybe commu- no more warnings. to the test. “Opting out” of test- Cape May Beach - What is going on in this country has deep roots nities everywhere, instead of highly regulating ATVs in residential *** ing is a potentially powerful way in the culture of our local governments. Let's face it, politicians start housing developments, need to adopt the Dennis Township model Sea Isle City - I volunteered to help out at Sea Isle's "New Years to resist No Child Left Behind on the local level and progress or regress accordingly. There is an of "anything goes." Instead of a taxpayer funded 63 acre riding park, Eve in Egypt" celebration. I was impressed by the wonderful job the and the way standardized test- arrogance that prevails, that they are above the law. Ironic, when more communities should encourage ATVs to ride on 3/4 acre lots rec. dept. did to make the night such a fun time. Everybody enjoyed ing distorts and corrupts K-12 you see that many lawyers (offi cers of the court) are involved. The next to neighbor's homes. the beautiful decorations,food, desserts,balloons, etc. The children's classrooms. Growing numbers latest episode is "Bridge Gate," where thousands of human beings *** happy, painted ,smiling faces along with their proud parents and of parents and students are were impacted. The Dems and Reps are equally guilty. The saying Ocean View - Ownership of the ATV problem involving noise, air grandparents, was so nice to see. A special thank you to the rec. questioning the value of NCLB that power corrupts is so true. That is why, if we don't check our pollution, zoning, safety, property values, quality of life, and town- dept. for all their hard work. They did a great job. The night is an ex- testing and saying they want to local leaders and administrators, it will never end! ship image now goes back to Mayor Murphy. Surely, many aggrieved ample of the many special things the city of Sea Isle has to offer. One exercise the right to opt out. If *** homeowners discussed these problems when he went door-knock- can see why the Mayor is always saying "Smile you're in Sea Isle". you agree that these standard- (Page A18 Please) ing to get re-elected. When will we stop being the laughingstock *** municipality in Cape May County, for the inability to execute re- ¢ Wildwood Crest - Looks like Al Campbell is contradicting himself. ¢ sponsible government? 99¢ 99 He questions rescue efforts to save scientists trapped in the ice of 99 *** Antarctica while gathering important climate data to help mankind. Wildwood - The streets in Wildwood are absolutely atrocious. I Yet in previous editorials, he's stated how I, along with other taxpay- am half expecting my car to fall apart every time I drive. $4,000 ers, must drop everything and reach into my pocket to pull out my in property taxes a year, and the roads are practically unable to be $ hard-earned wages to bail out the county's heroin junkies. These are driven on. The construction on Park Blvd. causes traffi c to take other 3.99 people who, through every fault of their own, and, after likely years side streets, where the roads are in even worse condition. Please of committing crimes and stealing to fund their habit, have decided fi x them so we can drive without having to bob and weave around ACCEPTING ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS AND FAMILY FIRST CARDS that now they want to get clean. I'd rather help the scientists. potholes and bumps, like avoiding landmines. *** *** H H H H OPEN YEAR ROUND H H H H Wildwood Crest - The article about the Museum Board in the Jan. Rio Grande - Girls, please note that when you walk out in public 8 Herald was very convoluted and full of he said, she said. Shouldn't in your $4.97 Dora the Explorer or Duck Dynasty pajama pants, all Bayshore & Townbank Rd., North Cape May a news article report "just the facts"? Multiple board members, em- 889-9045 this screams is "I give up on myself. I am not worth fi ve minutes of ployees and volunteers, all for a museum that could be open less TH my time to take pride in my appearance or myself!" SALE GOOD NOW UNTIL TUES. JAN. 28 at 3 PM than 10 hours a week? All these people involved, along with the *** county Facilities Dept., and they apparently can't lock a door or keep Wildwood Crest - After Sandy, everyone thought Christie showed track of inventory properly? County government at its best. SWISS OUR OWN strong leadership. Doing your job is not leadership. After he fi red HOURS STORE COOKED *** his aide, his supporters want us again to think it showed strong Wildwood Crest - You folks who voted back in those three to city CHEESE Mon. - Sat. 9am-5:00pm leadership. No, strong leadership would have been to immediately TURKEY hall, good, now you get what you deserve. Those three are spending call for an investigation after he found out about the bridge incident. your precious tax dollars on that bike path again, yet Crest roads are Sun. 9am-4pm $ Instead, he chose to make fun of it. That is until things got bad. Act- $ literally crumbling. No wonder Crest property values have deterio- lb. 8.99lb. ing out (fi ring the aide) after there is nowhere to turn, is the furthest 5.99 rated, while North Wildwood is ranked as the second most desirable thing from leadership. FARM FRESH shore second home spot. Remember when owning a Crest home $ $ $ $ *** x lg.- 1.99dz. • Jumbo- 2.19dz. • x/Jumbo- 2.39dz. • Organic- 3.89dz. was prestigious? EGGS Tuckahoe - I saw a Tuckahoe Volunteer Fire Company truck "20- *** 10," riding around with tinted windows. Is this how the township DOMESTIC $ ICEBERG Palermo - From the XL pipeline to the BL pipeline, I guess the ends lb. ¢ is allotting money these days? 3.59 hd. justify the means. Foregoing thousands of desirable middle class in- HAM LETTUCE .99 *** come jobs makes no sense to me! This is a nice example of how left from Cape May - Just read that the Eagles player DeSean Jackson's home COOKED wing extremism effects free market economies! This shared misery $ SWEET in South Philadelphia was robbed of over $300,000 in cash and 1.99lb. 10am to will increase, so long as we vote in the same people. P.S. Install a SALAMI ¢ jewelry while he was on vacation last week. Did he ever hear of ONIONS lb. backup generator now before the brown outs start. .79 a bank or a safe deposit box? What was he thinking or better still, MEAT 4pm *** $ not thinking? lb. Wildwood - Now that Christie has apologized for the bridge de- BOLOGNA 2.99 soup and RED SEEDLESS *** ¢ bacle, maybe it's time for him to apologize to the teachers, union lb. Court House - It looks like someone began demo on the old farm- SPIRAL HONEY sandwich GRAPES .99 workers, fi reman, police and everyday citizens of NJ for his bullying $ house near the site for the affordable housing in Court House. lb. tactics against them. You know, the people of NJ that are just trying HAM 5.99 What's with the trash everywhere? Did someone steal materials or 2/$4.00 $5.00 5 PACK to provide for their families and have no political agendas. did they hire a slob to start the tear down? Clean it up! BBQ ¢ *** $ *** CHICKEN lb. GARLIC .99 Dennis Township - What world is the Dennis spouter living in 5.99 Cape May - V ictorian Towers. Several articles have been printed when he/she criticizes the DT rec. dept.? Our rec program is second that listed improvements to be made in this facility, such as remodel- BIG GAME SPECIAL to none. We have youth hockey, baseball, softball, soccer, football, ing apartments, improving the exterior, etc. Take a look at the num- cheer leading, basketball and a running club. We have adult leagues SANDY'S GIFT PARTY PLATTER ~ $75 ber of vacant, not remodeled apartments. I think there are around for softball and basketball. We have open gym, tot programs, special 18 vacancies. When will the promised improvements, mentioned ~ SERVES 10-12 PEOPLE $2.29 • $2.39 • $2.59 • $3.89 A18 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com January 22 2014 Spout Off (From Page A17) town government to clean up pers that they don't have any immediate issues on the docket. Looks Cape May Court House - As an Independent, I have to agree with the town and make us proper? like more of the same old, same old that got O'Connor voted out the Republicans that the press and media attack the Republicans Avalon - The environmental people who would like to see us get *** three years ago. While both champion that they did extensive door- every chance they get and make excuses for the Democrats when back to sleeping on twigs and eating pine cones have stopped the Town Bank - It was a refresh- knocking, what citizens really want to know is why does Murphy they do wrong. And I also must agree that many Independents are pipeline, guaranteeing us all clean electricity. Let's cut their homes ing change to have a woman on not respond to e-mail complaints and letters of complaint detailing too one sided to say they are Independents. All every news channel off fi rst and send them back to the stone age where they want to L.T council when the third ward extensive noise and neighborhood disruptions from ATVs? I watched today talked about was that traffi c jam. How in this world be. councilman resigned. What *** does a traffi c jam get more media attention than the statement Hil- *** about an elected woman that Green Creek - I'd like to know why my neighbor keeps setting lary Clinton made? Court House - To the middle school parent who chose to vent about involves herself and asks critical things up on his lawn. For example, people's Christmas decora- *** a teacher by making a Facebook page, fantastic example you set questions on important issues? tions, a vending machine, collecting hundreds of beer cans and Villas - LoBiondo wants an eleventh term in Congress. That's some for your child there. You do realize if you were a student, you'd be There are qualifi ed ladies out throwing them all over his lawn! It's a wonder he gets away with job security! Just because no one challenges you for your seat, does guilty of cyber bullying, based on your threat of violence? All you there that should have an op- such behavior. The poor neighborhood children have to look at this not mean you should not have the decency to step down and let other parents chiming in, you are just as bad as the kids cheering on portunity to make things better display of trash and try to play in a "normal" neighborhood. I'm someone else have a turn. a bully. We try to teach kids to solve things the right way. Parents in the township. very concerned. *** like you are part of the reason why cyber bullying exists. If my mom *** *** Cape May - The so-called locals that are complaining about the can attack someone she doesn't like online and all her friends join North Cape May - On a nice Dennis Township - Yet another news story about Cape May City shoobies are without a doubt collecting unemployment during the in, it's ok, right? Good example Mom. day, take a walk along the Dela- acting to preserve peace in residential communities by regulating months that the shoobies aren't at the shore, spreading their money *** ware Bay Beach from the Cape and effectively zoning noisy "event houses." Kudos for elected offi - around in hotels, restaurants, shops and more. You really need to Petersburg - Now that the gas pipeline to the B.L England plant has May Canal to the end of Lower cials there for recognizing their responsibilities in relation to citizen count your blessings and hope they continue to come to Cape May been denied, it is time to close that outdated, unneeded power plant Twp. It will open your eyes to complaints about noise, litter, drunkenness, DWI, etc. which are the County and not the beaches and towns of Delaware and Maryland. and demolish it. It has always been an eyesore. Once demolished, erosion that is present along the by-products of people renting out residential homes to host corpo- I am a local, born and bred here, and I welcome them with open the land could be cleaned up, preserved, and added to the Tuckahoe stretch. The latest windy con- rate parties, weddings, etc. Avalon is also doing the same thing. arms. Wildlife Management area. Existing power plants in our area already ditions have brought the power *** *** generate all of the electricity we need. There is no need for the B. L. of water that much closer to the West Wildwood - We need to get the fox out of the hen house. Tuckahoe - To all the negative spouters regarding the local fi re com- England plant, even if the gas pipeline had been approved. homes. Of course local govern- Property taxes are up, sewer rates have doubled in the last 18 panies. These volunteers do this job for free. They sweat in the sum- *** ment is limited in its ability to months. Where have all the new employees come from? I have to mer directing accident traffi c, they get called in the middle of the Dennisville - I'd like to thank the two ladies who talked to my control mother nature, but why decide between buying my heart medication or paying the sewer night, they see near death and fatal situations, they risk their lives in dad on my phone and let me wait in their vehicle until the police let the horse out of the barn and bill. We can't keep going like this! burning buildings, they take time away from their families for train- showed up after my car accident. I really appreciate your help. I'd do nothing except a nice check *** ing and they do all of this as a volunteer for their community. And also like to thank the neighbors for calling 911. Also, the police, to fi ght a battle with FEMA that Wildwood - Well, they did something about banishing saggy pants how do you help your community? By nit picking the very people ambulance and fi re department for your quick response and helping you failed to act on after Sandy. on the boardwalk. Good and thank you! Now, if you really want that volunteer to protect you and your families. Shame on you. me get through the morning. Most of all, I thank God that I was able Council writes taxpayers checks to call this a family friendly town, make the store owners on the *** to walk away from the accident. Here's a warning everyone, pay and acts like they have done boardwalk stop displaying offensive t-shirts out where children can Cape May - To the spouter from Lower Township complaining attention to the temperatures because black ice is an invisible killer their jobs. Mayor and his pals see the obnoxious and disgusting pictures and printing! about the "Cape Maybe" contractors not showing up for estimates and it's out there. should be shamed. *** or returning phone calls. You should be able to contact someone *** *** Cape May - I am a Village Green seasonal resident. My comment now because striper season is over. Hurry though, because drum Cape May - One of the requirements to be the athletic director Stone Harbor - A party from 7 has to do with a barking dog problem a house away from ours. The fi shing starts in Apr. at Lower Cape May Regional has to be that you are suffering from to 10 p.m. One might assume CM police were called perhaps six or seven times at varying times *** dementia. Since you don't have to remember to schedule games, or heavy hors d'oeuvres for their of day. They did absolutely nothing. We had tape recordings of the Court House - What is so ironic is that the Dems are still not own- tell the teams where to be for a game, since you forgot to tell the ticket price and maybe a drink. barking all hours of the day and night. The owner left the dog unat- ing up to fi nding out the truth about Benghazi, NSA, IRS, Obamacare other school they were coming to play a game that day. Potatoes and pasta is not a buf- tended for days at a time. Several houses were disturbed. Their etc., which they conveniently label "non important", but one day *** fet. A seat may have been nice. comment, "we can do nothing". Call Animal Control. We did. into this Christie "bridge scandal" and the main stream media and Wildwood Crest - If not for the tourists who bring their hard earned Maybe even a gift bag from lo- They could do nothing, but leave notices. An entire summer was the Dems are all over it calling for blood! He fi red his staff members. money to our little town, there would be no Wildwood By the Sea! cal merchants to thank the resi- ruined. Never lived anywhere with such a passive police dept. No Has Obama fi red or held accountable his administration members Motels would go out of business, restaurants, the boardwalk, the dents for their support. To top help at all. involved? Hillary, Sebelius, Steven Miller, etc. Wake up people. You fi shing boats, everything that makes the "Jersey Shore" a place to off the evening, three different *** are being played by MSM once again. visit. So, if you do not like the tourists, then move to a place that bars with three different drink Wildwood - Governor Chris Christie didn't know about the George *** doesn't depend on them for their livelihood! prices. No need to return to this Washington bridge traffi c jam, which by the way was four days not Cape May - Shoobies are still shoobies and 99 percent of them *** venue. four hours, because he was investigating coyotes on the island of don't know how to drive. Although summer is nice, many of us Wildwood Crest - Another week gone by and still no story about *** Wildwood. enjoy the quiet winter. the problems plaguing the Wildwood Crest Police Department? This Dennis Township - Mayor Mur- *** *** is local news. Why is no one reporting it? phy, nice photo-op in the news- Dennis Township - To the spouter that wants to know about ev- North Wildwood - What is going on at Margaret Mace? If you send *** paper with your grandchildren eryone who does nothing but complain about quads and dirt bikes lunch money, the kitchen people "don't give change". Children Dennis Township - Now that the Democrats are back in charge in at your swearing in ceremony. and who'd really like to know what we did when we were younger? need the change for after school activities! You cannot have mustard Dennis Township, we will see the township fl ourish as it always has What kind of municipality and We played, baseball, football, soccer, and hockey and went hunt- or catsup unless you bought lunch? And then there is discipline, or under their leadership. what kind of future are you go- ing and fi shing, all without being disrespectful to our neighbors or the lack thereof. I agree with the spouter about catering to some *** ing to establish for everyone's breaking the law because our caring parents wouldn't let us. These parents. Sports are more important than discipline, because there is Seaville - Upper Township School District handbook is on the web- children and grandchildren who days, some ill-mannered parents just let their kids run wild, and no work involved for the administration. site, but it's from 2011. When are they going to update it? There's reside in Dennis Township? are failing miserably at raising their children, because they pay no *** a middle school teacher on the website that says he's a supreme What are your health, safety and attention to them, and instead say things like, kids will be kids, and Lower Township - The only thing I expect for my $100 a week educator. What is that? welfare responsibilities to all of they live and they learn. property taxes is my trash picked up and my street plowed when *** our kids? Please do the right *** there is a snow storm of more than four inches. Lower Township Wildwood - What are the Wildwood police doing when drug ad- things as you have promised. Court House - Why do township trash collectors think it's okay to failed on both counts. My trash day is Wed., but due to the holiday, I dicts are using in public parks during the daytime? Is anyone patrol- Thousands of Herald readers are stop the truck in the middle of Route 9 and have the men on the expected Thurs. would be the day. By Fri., the unplowed snow was ling the town in the off season? following governmental affairs back of the truck cross to both sides of the street to get the trash all over. Someone dropped the ball and should be docked pay. The drug problem seems to be getting worse. For every arrest we here. Dennis Township deserves cans, making cars slam on the brakes and almost causing accidents? *** read, a few more thugs move into town. What is the plan from the better for sure. Then sliding the trash cans across the street in front of the moving Town Bank - Bump, wiggle and roll your car, bike and feet down *** cars. Then on other streets, they leave the trash cans in the middle the heart of Town Bank, Clubhouse Drive. Potholes and craters Avalon - Still no laws for "resort of the streets. Does anyone from the township check up on the ser- make your journey a jiggling experience. What is being done by the houses" on residential Streets in vice this company is being paid for with our tax dollars? Property Owner's Assoc. to correct the moonscape surface? Where Avalon? Who did they pay off to get the contract from Waste Management? is town hall on this issue? The manager said that things were in Ocean View *** *** alignment when questioned by a citizen at a town hall meeting. Villas - The nice thing about the Swainton - I'm not very smart, but I have a tough time understand- Does that mean that nothing is being done, since the resolution was veterinary hospital Christie scandal is how it shows ing as a country with a $17 trillion debt, why we keep borrowing pulled? Another great job in progress! the same one sided media at- money from China and sending it around the world to countries that *** GENERAL PRACTICE VETERINARY SERVICES tacking him, but never taking hate us . Would anyone reading this borrow from the local bank and Tuckahoe - "The Upper Township Emergency Management needs note of the numerous Obama than give the money to their enemies ? Maybe there is something in to be addressed. I believe all the fi re chiefs should not be allowed 24 Hours a Day Open- 7 Days A Week - Emergency Care scandals, the most egregious be- the water in DC that drains one's brain cells? to be part of emergency management. They have a fi re company to ing Benghazi, wherein outstand- *** run. Why should we give them an extra $4,000 plus salary, when ing Americans died. Tuckahoe - I agree with the spouter of the UT Emergency Ser- they have been getting so much publicity in the spout off? Let's *** vices doing a fi ne job. The ones we are complaining about are the see some resolutions to the problems before we create new ones. Del Haven - To the Middle problems. I am thankful for what 75 percent of the volunteers do. The chiefs have a big job. Let's not put too much on their plates Township Code Enforcement The other 15 percent abuse their power, by showing off what they and more money in there pockets." I completely agree with this Offi cer, I think it's time you re- have, driving around and wasting township money. You don't need statement, as does every other non-emergency services based fam- check the property at Bayshore to drive around a township vehicle. Not every volunteer gets to do ily. Stop the favoritism. Rd and Roosevelt Blvd. There's that. They waste their own fuel. They don't get a vehicle assigned *** a mattress and trash all around to their family to ride around in. Learn your facts. Thank you for Villas - I'm very pleased that Lower decided to privatize animal con- Dr. Ira S. Niedweske & Entire Staff the property. your service. trol. The township offi cers that were doing it did a terrible job! They *** *** never returned calls, never came back as they said they would, and Dennisville - On Jan. 7, Dennis Wildwood - I would like to thank the Wildwood Police department took forever to show up. They did not know what they were doing; Township changed out the May- for doing a great job on the recent drug busts. Now it's time for the very unprofessional. These employees didn't belong working with or (Murphy) and Deputy Mayor prosecutor and judges to do their jobs. Business owners please fi x the public. They belong back at Public Works. I wish nothing but the (O'Connor). After alleging that up your buildings. I think you can afford a can of paint and getting best to the new company. Looking forward to great changes! they have heard loud and clear your neon sign fi xed. There is a line of workers on the corner every *** 2033 Route 9 North, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 the concerns of hundreds of citi- morning. They will do it for cheap. Cape May - Governor Christie is on the hot seat this morning with 609-486-5025 • http://oceanviewvetnj.com zens, both are quoted in the pa- *** the traffi c issue in Bergen County. Let's see how long the main Erma - It would be nice if the Lower Township Police could/would stream media beats this to death. Anything to take the spotlight off do something to stop the speeding, tailgating and aggressive driving the antics of the Emperor Obama. In the meantime, the Emperor on Sea Shore Road in Erma. will continue to drag our country down, as this is his plan to do *** every day of this pathetic administration. Del Haven - Nice to see Middle's new mayor on Channel 40 go- *** ing to bat for our residents to fi ght FEMA's ridiculous fl ood maps. Lower Township - Lower Township has once again taken a giant I watched it with my brother from Little Egg Harbor. He said he step in the wrong direction. Our Animal Control offi cers performed wished his town cared as much. Nice start mayor. their duties in the best interest of the township and did a great *** job. An outside service will be attentive to their bottom line, not COUNTRYCOUNTRY HOME DECOR North Wildwood - My mother and grandmother live together and the township. As with many privatization outsource ventures, they when the cold snap / polar vortex hit, their heater seemingly broke. will likely come in at a low cost, and once the township becomes Furniture • Candles • Crafts • Gifts and much, much, more! My mother called several local companies, several of them telling reliant on them, raise fees or cut services to make it profi table for her it would take a week to get to them. However, one lady at South them, not us. Jersey Gas made sure someone got to their house the day after my *** mom called. I can not thank her enough! She took the time to actu- Wildwood - I cannot understand why some Wildwood business ally be concerned about their welfare! In this world, that is nothing owners ignore the appearance of their property. In particular, one short of amazing! large landmark building has had most of the neon sign letters *** burned out since last spring. Not only does this look neglected but Wildwood - Wildwood Police reported 4,934 incidents during the it sends the message that there is neither pride nor motivation to month of Dec. 2013. Wow. Are you kidding me ? This is a winter improve the city's image. It just continues to look cheap and uninvit- month when maybe 3,000 residents are living here. This means to ing. Many thanks to the pier owners who think enough of our island me that the police are not doing their job or are undermanned and to light up the Ferris Wheel for the holidays. It shows they truly care the criminals are taking over our city. Or the numbers are infl ated. about the community. What are the fi gures projected for a July weekend when our city *** NEW HOURS JAN. & FEB. swells to 200,000 ? We are going to need an additional 1,000 cops North Wildwood - As a long time member of the Wildwood Elks, I OPEN • FRI., SAT., MON. & TUES. 10am-6pm this summer. The fi gures are going to scare our visitors to go to have seen this organization change drastically in the past ten years. Camden for a vacation instead of Wildwood. It has become an organization of many, controlled by a few. The past SUN. 10am-4pm SStunningtun Hutch *** election is a great example of the new philosophy. They send out CLOSED WED. & THURS. ning Hutch Avalon - Obama "didnt know" about the IRS targeting Tea Party notifi cations for the election of life time members, yet nothing on a groups despite meeting with the head of the IRS over 150 times; Board of Trustee election. The newly elected trustee ran on the plat- Find Obama "didn't know" about Benghazi, "didnt know" about Fast and form that there were too many women on the board. This person is 1414 BAYSHORE RD. Matthews & Bayshore, VILLAS, NJ us on Furious, "didn't know" about NSA etc...so on and so forth. Who one of the controlling few and the reason less members are getting 609-849-9287 gets fi red? No one! *** (Page A19 Please) January 22 2014 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A19 Spout Off (From Page A18) The key is the commitment of the city over 20 years. I can't image and nothing seems to work. Or is it in front of my face and I'm just Cape May - I kind of wish folks either the manager, mayor or council in Lower with a mission for missing it? Thanks. Above the spout, you will fi nd a button that would stop calling the Afford- involved and if gone, many more would again volunteer. our township other than for the moment. Should we as taxpayers be says "Comment." After you click the button, you will be asked able Care Act, "Obama Care." *** concerned? We should all be! No plan equals no tangible results! for your Facebook credentials (username and password). Log in Obama could care less about North Cape May - Mr . Simonsen, keep up the good work asking *** with this information and comment away. this country. With his reckless questions and attempting to get answers from the manager. It must Clermont / Dennis Township - To the person who talks about *** spending policies he has driven be diffi cult to sit at the table with yes men. The cozy, fuzzy feeling spouters with no marbles and being unable to defend himself from Clermont - Ever yone should read the report of the investigation our country into a debt that we township meetings are anything but productive. It must be lonely anonymous spouts, what exactly are your points of view as to how of the Recreation Department by the special prosecutor in Dennis will never recover. When you sitting with individuals that march to their own beat. Stay strong, you have been aggrieved? You appear to have issues with three re- Township. It details how the purchasing practices are not following look at the background of this ask pertinent and relevant questions that will provide answers. The petitive topics in the Herald spouts, so could you please articulate the law. Yet Mr. Murphy and Mr. O'Connor are doing nothing about man, I still can't believe that fi rst meeting of the New Year was a disgrace. Stay strong in repre- (1) Why nuisance ATVs and ATV tracks in residential housing devel- it. The report tells how the Recreations staff accused a committee- he was elected the fi rst time. I senting the people's interest. opments are a good thing? (2) How an unethical back-door School man of forcing contracts and then admitted their claims were not know, people will say "get over *** Board appointment circumventing the will of the voters is a good true under questioning. it", but I can't, because I love Town Bank - Councilman Neville, it has been over a year when thing? (3) Why the job performance and criticism of Dennis Town- *** my country and I loathe this we met at the Property Owners Association. You had many plans ship Committee is unwarranted? Court House - A local paid subscription newspaper calls for me man for what he is able to get and ideas to better the community that you serve. I voted for you *** to subscribe at a good deal. I agree with the stipulation. It ends at away with. Anyone else would thinking that you were progressive and tuned in to getting things Wildwood Crest - Albano got fi ned $500 for ethics violation for his the agreed upon length of subscription. The salesperson agrees. The have been impeached by now. done. How wrong was I to hit your lever on election day? I see noth- lying about an NJ State Trooper abusing him during a traffi c stop. subscription doesn't stop at the agreed time. I call, they claim they God help our country. ing being done with the plans that you had for the ward that you The fi rst time in 35 years this happened. And it only warrants a should not have promised this and I am responsible for payment at *** represent. I am totally disappointed at your lack of articulation at two sentence article, one of which directs Herald readers to another the infl ated price. Not such a good deal. Be careful of this scam. Not Upper Township - Look, there the meetings and disturbed that you ran on the independent team, paper, The Star Ledger? Yet it's listed as one of the "Top 10 News a good business practice. As an older person on a limited income, goes "20-10" toting the family but have only been independent from your duties. Fooled me once Stories in 2013". Great reporting, guys. this is a huge burden. No wonder print newspapers are suffering. around again. I'm watching my but not again. *** *** tax dollars fl y. Keep up the good *** Wildwood - I read the Herald article about the Battle of the Bulge North Cape May - Some context on progressivism for the person work getting to work on time Wildwood Crest - To the spouter from Villas constantly discrimi- Vets getting together to talk about their experiences. Most of these who wrote in the Jan 8 edition: Woodrow Wilson was a racist who and picking up the kids on time. nating against pit bulls, you must obviously listen to the media. If guys were very young, 17-21 years old and joined up after they segregated the military and gave us prohibition. FDR loved Mus- Lights and sirens always help. you owned a pitbull you would understand what loving dogs they and their families had suffered the economic hardship of the Great solini; his policies made the Depression worse. Johnson signed the *** actually are. Pitbulls are outstanding as therapy dogs, search and res- Depression. Many had spent their childhood working odd jobs to Republicans' Civil Rights Act kicking and screaming, as like most Upper Township - Real jobs cue dogs,great with kids, and not human aggressive. In the 1900s, help out their families. Then I read the other article about the opi- liberals, he opposed it. Obama destroyed the greatest health system are the byproduct of good eco- they were the US mascot in WWI and WWII. Pitbulls scored an 83.4 ate addiction problem in this county among 17-21 year-olds. One in world history and caused unneeded suffering. All this in the nomic conditions. I want to start percent passing rate with the American Temperament Test Society, era works to support their families and goes to war to protect their name of progress. a business that would require rating higher than the Border Collie at 79.6 percent. Read up at country, while another era has nothing to do, so they get high. Dis- *** full time employees to run but http://www.ForPitsSake.org. Before you condemn a whole breed of graceful. Wildwood / Philadelphia - What is the latest news on the plans cannot. I am not confi dent there dog educate yourself fi rst. *** for Wildwood's back bay area? will be easing of tax and regula- *** Wildwood - To the former mayor who claims FEMA money is be- *** tory burdens. Why should any- Wildwood Crest - Well, there goes the phrase we were raised, ing wasted. He must be naive. It doesn't matter at all whether it's Dennis Township - Quite frankly, I don't really care if the roads are one risk their money where the and raised our kids with, "honesty's the best policy". When times needed. It's not needed. But come election time, all the politicians, plowed or not because I have a 4x4, but it does show how poorly odds are stacked against their are tough and you're still out there looking for a job, do not go for all the way up to the governor, can shout from the highest, unnec- Dennis Township Public Works conducts themselves. Instead of a success? What you don't hear is assistance. As an honest American, forget it. "My Favorite Martian" essary sand dune, "I brought home all this government-meaning list of things they can't do right, I was going to make up a list of how many wealthy job creating would have better luck! My store was closed, due to no fault of my taxpayer-money. Now, re-elect me to another term." It's bring home things they can do, and haven't come up with anything yet. How risk takers left this state. Almost own, so I try to get some assistance only to be told "have to wait the money. We'll always fi nd a way to spend it, no matter how fool- about a director that directs the employees? Our town could be everything these politicians do, 30-60 days to see someone". With no source of income, the gov. ish it is. great, but there are too many ineffi ciencies within holding it back. It prevent and hinder economic agencies are more concerned with keeping whoever's on the system *** seems the only people who do work for the town are the volunteers recovery. on it, then doing their job! Hey, USA what about honest working Lower Township - Yes, spouters, you are right; those solar panels at the fi re departments, rec centers, and litter patrols. Thank you *** folk today?! all over the Lower School properties are ugly, ugly, ugly. We had no to these guys. Philadelphia/court House - To *** say, so now tell us, what are the savings? No fancy double talk, just *** the spouter from Court House Lower Township - The power of the microphone and the lapse of straight dollars and cents. What are we getting out of it? Obviously, Cape May - Whose bright idea was it to plant trees in the narrow who accuses global warming time will make the township taxpayer forget that there has never the installers made plenty. area between the curb and the sidewalk along our streets? It seems skeptics of having slept through been an open discussion on the appointment of the manager. Would *** they consulted local tree experts but didn't listen to their expertise. science class, here's a fact that I it be too much for the taxpayers to question from council their rea- West Wildwood - A recent letter from the mayor suggests they may First problem is the sidewalks, which are the home owners' respon- specifi cally remember from high sons for maintaining the current manager? Each and everyone of have to raise taxes $100 per home if they don't get the money for sibility. They are guaranteed to crack from the roots when these school general science class if our elected offi cials should be obligated to take a position on the the front loader on a bond. They just raised the sewer bill $100 per trees mature. The second problem is that these trees will certainly the age of the earth were com- most important employee in the township. The saying that business house? The streets are in horrible condition and I feel like I am play- grow into the power and telephone lines. Well, at least we will keep pared to a 24 hour clock, the is business without politics would be refreshing for all those who ing a pinball machine when driving down Poplar around the man the out of town tree services busy for years to come. industrial revolution occurred at pay their hard earned taxes to operate our government. Nothing hole covers. Please get the roads fi xed and pay whatever it is. This *** 23:59:59. So you want to look less should be accepted. community needs a much needed makeover. Start with the streets Court House - I hope the small group of teachers and staff who at one second of data and draw *** and homes that should be torn down. Nobody would mind paying attended the Middle School Board reorganization do not represent conclusions about the entire day North Cape May - A news network's motto is "fair and balance." $100 per household for improvements to the community. the entire teaching staff of the district. If so, our children are in big and where we're going tomor- I try to take that approach when seeing issues. I read the article *** trouble. I hope they set a better example in the classroom than they row. And you think I'm foolish on the "State of the City Address in Cape May in the Herald Jan. 8. North Cape May - Can we please have a little instruction on add- exhibited at that meeting. Looks like their leadership lacks integrity for not agreeing with you. What struck me is the forward vision of the city for the year 2014 ing a comment to a published Spout Off? I've expended my options and basic manners. *** and beyond with open space, parks, fi nancial, capital planning, etc. ***

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Revenue for Area Businesses - Kathleen Sbaraglia COURT HOUSE -- Man- their parents and other aging director Kay Aspell relatives will be coming to has announced the booking the area from New York, of four out-of-state dance New Jersey, Massachusetts, companies that will bring Maryland, Ohio, Connecti- Sign up for our upcoming their regional dance com- cut and Virginia. petitions to the PAC during “Some will be visiting as FEEL GREAT IN EIGHT 2014. These, as well as long as a week during the three additional national summer and on weekends Seminar, Thursday, January 30 at 7pm competitions in July, will during the off season. They bring a huge positive eco- will be staying at area ho- nomic impact to businesses tels and motels, dining at SEATING IS LIMITED! in Cape May County. Thou- local restaurants and shop- sands of young dancers, ping at area stores,” Aspell Call to reserve your seat. said. “They have chosen The PAC be- companies will bring with comeback as an art form cause the them professional judges in recent years and The state-of-the-art who have performed on Performing Arts Center is facility is espe- major stages or who have pleased to be a part of it, call 609-886-8585 today! cially suitable taught dance at the college “ said Aspell. “Altogether for this type level. we will be presenting 13 In addition, The PAC of event and dance events from March Chiropractic & Rehabilitation is close to the will host six local dance and continuing into July. seashore,” she groups for their annual It promises to be an excit- 1501 Route 47 S., Rio Grande, NJ added. shows. ing and busy year at The The dance “Dance has made a big PAC.” olivierichiropractic.com A22 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com January 22 2014 Bridge to Close Feb. 3 for Repairs; Christie's Idea (From Page A1) now and I think they need time to play and do outside Steel Poles Planned on Boulevard activities. I know a lot of teachers who have summer jobs school day. Will it truly benefi t kids? What will happen so that would hurt them and where would the money By AL CAMPBELL made prior to the com- transmission poles with to them? Will kids accept and benefi t from it? I think come from to pay them to stay at school extra hours? I’m mencement of work. steel poles in various loca- the politicians need to be very careful before handing against both ideas.” CREST HAVEN – County As preparations continue tions. All projects are pres- down a mandate on this issue. For example, are they Another Villas resident has one son who will start Engineer Dale Foster re- for the upgrade of Sea Isle ently in the design phase, talking about extending teachers’ work days without kindergarten next year. “I think kids are in school long ported to freeholders that City Boulevard, Foster said and not all locations have compensation? Education costs have already been cut so enough so that would be too much,” she said. “I am the Townsend’s Inlet Bridge one of the changes motor- been confi rmed. where will this money come from? They need to maybe all for homework too because I think it teaches them would be closed begin- ists will see is replacement “Atlantic City Electric have a pilot program where they research this and see if responsibility.” ning Feb. 3 for about 12 of wooden poles support- will continue to invest in its it benefi ts the kids.” “I am defi nitely not for it because it intrudes on family weeks for structural repairs. ing Atlantic City Electric’s electric system to improve Adams added that instead of extending the school day, time,” said Joy Cehlar of Villas. “And given my own ex- The project’s contractor wires with steel poles. reliability for customers and politicians could look into cutting other programs during perience, I am not for the public schools. I don’t think the “has been setting up,” he Frank Tedesco, Atlantic to help protect its electric the school day to make better use of time. kids should be in school any longer than they have to be. added. City Electric media rela- grid from potential dam- “Instead of adding time, they can see if other programs Don’t they deserve a life outside of the school building? “This is a two-year proj- tions manager confirmed ages associated with severe during the present school day waste valuable time,” “This is part of the liberal left’s whole agenda to take ect. Structural repairs will that phase 1 of the project weather events,” Tedesco Adams said. “So maybe not extend the day, but make away from the infl uence of family and replace family be done this season and is complete, putting foun- said. “Part of the company’s better use of the day.” values with theirs. Kids should have more of a life than mechanical repairs will dations under those pole ongoing reliability work Michael Clark, newest member of the Middle Town- school,” she added. be done next winter,” he locations. includes replacing wooden ship Committee, would fi rst have to be shown how the Angelina Dickinson of Villas said teachers she had said. Phase 2, placement of transmission poles with government intends to pay for an extended school day spoken to about this issue are for the idea. “The teachers The job is a $4.4-million the poles and wiring them steel poles where war- and year. I have talked to said they think it is a good idea to extend rehabilitation of the link is tentatively scheduled to ranted.” “How are they going to pay the teachers?” Clark asked. the school day,” Dickinson said. “They think the kids between Sea Isle City and begin in February and “will A March 2013 storm “I don’t know whether I am for or against it until that would get a better education and they would not have to Avalon on Ocean Drive. be completed before the snapped 20 wooden poles question could be answered. And if they extend the rush during the day to get all the lessons in.” “It’s rather costly,” Foster summer season begins.” along Stone Harbor Boule- school year, down here it would affect tourism because Pammy Dashiell of Atlantic City thinks it would not said. Signs will be going Final cost of the utility up- vard, resulting in the road’s it would cut down the number of teens who would be make much of a difference either way. “I think we’d have up to alert motorists of the grade is unknown, Tedesco closure until they were able to work. Teens want the summer to make money more aggravated kids,” Dashiell said. “But as far as teach- pending closure. said. repaired. so it would really affect them as well.” ing I don’t see it making that much of a difference.” Such a closing means He stated the utility has “I would welcome those discussions with the offi cials A Villas grandmother whose grandchild is in school many contacts must be plans to replace wooden from the Department of Education,” said Middle Town- said, “I think it’s a really bad idea to extend the day and ship Superintendent Michael Kopakowski. “The governor year.” “For one thing, you have to pay the teachers more “I feel so miserable without you; it’s almost like having you here.” did not put out any details of his plan. The details are salary and where is that money coming from? And if - Stephen Bishop important. My only concern is that the appropriate fund- the kids are there longer, you would have to feed them ing sources be made available. We already have mandated another meal, so where are the funds for that? I think it programs in place now that are not being fully funded. For just would not work. Kids don’t want to be in school any an extension of the school session we would have to look longer than they have to,” she said. When Was The Last Time at issues such as transportation and utilities among other Nick Alba of Villas has two children who have gradu- things. And because we live in a seasonal tourist com- ated from Lower Cape May Regional High School and one munity we would have to have a study on the impact on son currently in sixth grade. “I don’t have a problem with You Had Your Air Ducts Cleaned? the local economy because there are many young people them extending the school year during the same hours,” involved in family businesses and high school students Alba said. “But I would have a problem with making the This could be one of your air ducts! If indoor dust, animal dander, pol- BEFORE AFTER who work summers. But it’s an idea worth exploring.” school day longer. Kids need time with their friends, their len, etc. are creating a problem with Phillip Boyd, retired police offi cer from Villas, is all for parents, to do homework and have a social life.” your indoor air, Spartan Air Duct extending the school day, as long as there is no home- Sherry Platt of Dennis Township is a parent of six. Cleaning is ready to help. work. “I think keeping kids in school longer would be “I think kids are in school enough,” Platt said. “I think great to keep them off the streets and from getting into extending the school day would be ridiculous and too trouble,” Boyd said. “But if they are in school until say 5 much for the kids.” This could be your p.m. I don’t think they should have to come home and Jeanne Morski visiting from Egg Harbor City said, “I Also, if your clothes dryer is taking clothes dryer exhaust vent! do homework. They need time for themselves too, time think they should start earlier in the day, say 7:30 a.m. longer than normal to dry clothes, BEFORE AFTER to socialize or be involved in school activities. If the and stay until 5:30 in the afternoon. But no summer your dryer vent may be clogged. Take day is longer and they still have a lot of homework they sessions, at least not for the high school kids who work advantage of our reduced pricing won’t have time for themselves. But if it means a better summer jobs. The Asians I work with study and work when this service is combined with education I am all for it. A lot of kids down here don’t all the time. We are too soft as a country. 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How would this affect them?” spartanairductcleaning.com COUPON “I think if we want to compete in the world and in the 21st century it’s paramount “I home school my kids so it doesn’t really matter to that we do so,” said Robert me,” said Eva Friedrich of Tuckahoe. “I think the whole Williams, a North Cape public school thing is a disaster. It’s all about the teach- TOLL May resident and recently ers’ union and not about the kids. I don’t know if making CALL FREE 877-515-6611 retired college math profes- them stay longer at failing schools will help. The property SELL sor. “Extend the school day taxes would just go up. The president’s guy, Arne Duncan IT! and lengthen the school (U.S. Secretary of Education) doesn’t even have a degree BARGAIN BOX year.” in education and he’s making all these rules. The whole

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Friend In Need Announces DDoo TThehe 11th Annual Super Bash Avalon – On Sunday, courtside 76ers ti ckets, February 2, 2014, Friend plus a variety of items SShorehore In Need will host its 11th from local businesses Annual Super Bash Party donated in support of at the Princeton Bar in the event. Avalon. Doors will open “We could not have at 4 p.m., and ti ckets are passed a ten year an- currently on sale for $25, niversary and boast an or $30 at the door. ability to help as many Friend In Need is a local families as we can with- not-for-profit organiza- out the conti nued local tion, created to assist support that we receive, “ families in need within said Friend In Need Presi- Cape May County. Over dent, Bob Moran. “This the past 11 years, Friend event is essenti ally held In Need has conti nued together with the sup- to raise funds to assist port of local friends and more than 50 families families and is dedicated to in need. For the year of all our hardworking friends 2013, Friend In Need and families that face such gave assistance to 16 diffi cult situati ons.” families and conti nues Sponsorship and dona- to support a number of ti on opportuniti es are avail- Looking for something to do to keep busy this month? January is host to both a cooking local organizati ons. able. For more informa- class and major cookoff, movie night, and even a world-class dog show. Check out some Super Bash XI will fea- ti on, please visit Friend In ture food and beverages game. Featured Silent Auc- Need’s website at www. of our top picks here. for all attendees as well ti on items include a signed friendinneednj.org or email as a Silent Auction, door Paul McCartney guitar with the committ ee at friendin- “Deceptive Practice” prizes, and big screened a certificate of authentic- [email protected]. Cape Cuisine Cooks Pizza televisions to watch the big ity, icerow Flyers tickets, Saturday, January 25th from 1 to 3 pm Movie Night Where: Cape May Court House Library - Monday, January 27th from 7 to 9:30 pm 30 W. Mechanic Street, Cape May Court House Where: Middle Township PAC Historical Museum Hosts Chef Mark Kalla will demonstrate the aspects of prepar- 212 Bayberry Drive, Cape May Court House ing and cooking diff erent types of pizza. Learn about what The “Monday Night At The Movies” series on the big kinds of foods can be used to upgrade any pizza such as screen at the Performing Arts Center of Middle Township cheese, meats, and other unique types of toppings. Par- resumes in January with two acclaimed, full-length docu- Children's Tea mentaries: one about boxer Muhammad Ali and one about ti cipants will be invited to sample the foods that have been OCEAN CITY - The Ocean magician Ricky Jay. “Decepti ve Practi ce: The Mysteries and Space is lim- prepared. Chef Mark Kalla is the head chef at Green Cuisine City Historical Museum in- Mentors of Ricky Jay,” about one of the world’s greatest liv- ited and fills Restaurant in Stone Harbor, and had his own restaurant, vites the community to its ing magicians, will be shown on Jan. 27. Both are at 7 p.m. up quicker The Barrier Island Inn. He has been the executi ve chef at the Annual Children’s Tea Feb. and admission is $8. “Decepti ve Practi ce…,” more than a than you Backyard Restaurant and later for Fish Tales. He currently 15, 2014 from 2:00 p.m. to decade in the making, focuses on the achievements of Jay, can say “Earl runs the Avalon Elementary School cafeteria and teaches 4:00 p.m. at the Museum. a noted author and historian as well as magician, beginning Grey.” This culinary instructi on to children during the summer. This year’s theme is “F is with his apprenti ceship at age 4 with his grandfather, Max year we for Fashion.” This event is Katz. It includes footage of his one-man show as well as will be perfect for children 5-9 Women of Wildwood 2nd sti nts with Steve Marti n and David Mamet. The 1,000 seat selling years old. Annual Pancake Breakfast Performing Arts Center is situated at 212 Bayberry Drive, ti ckets. Come learn about a prop- Members Sunday, January 26th from 8 am to 1 pm Cape May Court House, one, mile east of exit 10 of the Gar- er Victorian Tea, do arts and of the Ocean City Historical or stop by the Museum Where: Tom Cat Restaurant den State Parkway. There is free parking on the premises. craft s and most of all enjoy Museum will be permitt ed located in the Community 437 W. Rio Grande Ave, Wildwood an aft ernoon tea. This year early registrati on from Jan. Center, 1735 Simpson Av- Start your morning off right and join The Women of we will welcome Kate Butler 7 at $5 per person. Open enue, Ocean City, NJ. Wildwood as they host their 2nd annual pancake breakfast Boardwalk Kennel Club of Decotique who will be registrati on will begin Jan. Tuesday, Wednesday & at the iconic Tom Cat Restaurant. Tickets are $8 and can be All Breed Dog Show speaking about the history 21 at $7 per person and Friday, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 purchased in advance through a WOW member, by email- Wednesday to Sunday, January 29th-February 2nd of children’s fashion. Our will conti nue unti l all ti ckets p.m., Thursday 10:00 a.m. ing [email protected] or at the Tom Cat Where: Wildwoods Conventi on Center event is sponsored by the are sold. Tickets must be – 7:00 p.m., and Saturday Restaurant the morning of the event. Chef Dave Bannon is 4501 Boardwalk, Wildwood AKC All breed dog show featuring Best of Breed Competi - Exchange Club of Ocean purchased in advance. 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Keep a variety of art $2 Domestics • $2.50 Well Drinks diff erent recipes, such as that for Apple and Pecan squares materials on hand that can be brought out at a moment's Monday - Country Music Monday with DJ Mollo 1/2 Price Apps Wednesday or even Avocado Holiday cake. While chocolate chip cookies noti ce. Items can include paper, markers, paint, pens, glit- - January 22nd Tuesday & THursday are a classic, there's so many more baked treats out there ter, sequins, milk jug tops, toilet paper tubes, ti ssue paper, Record Release Party Prime Rib Night $12.99 to be att empted. Expand your homemade horizons! wiggly eyes, feathers and glue. Tramcar Revolution • 10pm Wednesday: Thursday Super Size Chicken Parm $11.99 2. Parti cipate in community events. 5. 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Stay up-to-date at htt p://events. winterti me opti on, allowing you to be seated just before capemaycountyherald.com/. the scenic sunset while saving you a prett y penny. Bon Daily Lunch Specials $5.99 appéti t! 3. Host Family Fun Nights! 609-522-4991609-522-4991 Incorporate family fun nights into your week and plan Stay up-to-date with fun local events set for the win- 101 E. Walnut Ave., North Wildwood • westysirishpub.com themes accordingly. Schedule a pajama party and movie ter months with our weekly Do The Shore Column – the night one evening and an indoor campout, complete with a authority on who, when, where, and what is happening tent inside, another night. Family game night is also a great throughout Cape May County. Be sure to consult our winter way to get the whole crew together without leaving the adverti sers' weekly specials for even more great ideas on Children’s comfort (and warmth) of your own home. The classics, such defeati ng the winter blues. Bowling as Monopoly, Life, and Scrabble, are always a good choice, Birthday Parties !! Do The Shore (From Page A23) Only $10 per child (min. 5 children) Call For Details. with a physical challenge? Here’s one that will raise money Includes 2 hrs. of bowling, shoe rental, slice of pizza Chili Cookoff or hot dog and medium soda for a good cause and improve your fi tness; The 8th Annual Friday, January 31 from 6:30 to 8:30 pm CONTACT Cape-Atlanti c Triathlon/Duathlon. Where: Tabernacle United Methodist Church - 702 Best of all, you’ll have a whole month – January 20 to Seashore Rd, Erma February 17 – to complete the event: a 2.4 mile swim…a Everyone get your secret recipes out for the Chili Cookoff ! 112 mile bike ride…and a 26 mile run. The registrati on Wacky Wednesday Come to eat or come to compete. Trophies awarded for Best donati on is $30 and is co-sponsored by the Ocean City Overall, Best Sweet, Best Hot, & Best Veggie. Contact Me- Aquati c & Fitness Center. New this year is that you can 2-fer lissa Schultz at 609-972-7020 or Jen Bolton at 609-884-2734 start NOW (instead of waiti ng unti l Jan.), and complete BUY 1 GAME to submit an entry for your chili or with any questi ons. either the triathlon or duathlon outdoors. You will receive a calendar chart for the offi cial event in Jan., and a blank Tuesday plus GET 1 FREE6 - 10pm 8th Annual CONTACT one to fi ll in as you take the challenge now. You can do it 6pm-Midnight twice for the one registrati on fee. $1 Hot Dogs • $1 Sodas Cape-Atlantic Competi tors can substi tute gym events for the swim- $1 Shoe Rental • $1 Drafts Triathlon/Duathlon ming, biking and running events by documenti ng (CONTACT Through January and unti l Monday, February 17th will supply the calendar chart) how many laps they swim or 3401 New Jersey Ave., Wildwood • 609-729-0111 • Open 12 noon-Midnight Where: Ocean City Aquati c & Fitness Center aqua size classes they take for the swim leg of the event; how many miles they bike, step or row for the bicycling Check our website for hours www.IslandBowling.com 735 Simpson Ave, Ocean City Looking for a way to stay acti ve? Want to start 2014 off porti on; and how many miles they walk/run, use the ellipti - cal or take aerobics classes for the marathon secti on. (An aerobics class, for instance, equates as a 2-mile run). 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The popular Cape May County based orches- tra was invited by the his- toric Lansdale Community Concert Associati on to per- form during their 67th Sea- son. Lansdale Community Concerts, Inc. is a volunteer organizati on that has been bringing live professional musical performances to FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED GOURMET PIZZA MENU the North Penn area since 1947. We Catering & Private Parties Available The concert associati on Deliver Call us for Beverage Policy has brought the top orches- tra’s in the world to perform 609-770-7420 • 3001 PACIFIC AVE., WILDWOOD orchestra and Linda were cert Associati on is a winter Check us for their audiences includ- Victor Borge and displayed OPEN TUES. - SAT. RESERVATIONS ONLY ON SUNDAYS out on ing: The Philadelphia Or- both her comedic and musi- at the top of their game. We season, and ours is a sum- chestra, The Cincinnati Sym- cal skills. Dr. Nick Holland, know that many of the audi- mer season so there is no phony, The Atlanta Sympho- president of the orchestra ence that att ended tonight’s competi ti on to worry about. ny with Andre Watt s Pianist, commented, “Many people show will be soon becoming We complement each oth- 8 FT HD PROJECTION SCREEN WINTER The Baltimore Symphony, left the theater commenti ng season ti cket holders for our ers organizati ons.” Wine & Dine The Bolshoi Symphony, The this was the best concert season as well. Luckily the 2014 will be an impres- BIG GAME DAY 2FOR$25ENTREES Hungarian Symphony, The they had ever seen. The Lansdale Community Con- (Page A27 Please) GET YOUR New Orleans Philharmonic, February 2 HOT WINGS Sunday thru Wednesday The Rochester Philharmon- HERE! 4 to 9 p.m. ic, The Budapest Symphony, Halftime Tailgate Buffet $9.99 The Deutsche Philharmonic, RIBS The Russian Nati onal Sym- automatically enters you to win an official NFL Eagles Jersey phony Orchestra, The Czech stories from the Land Beer & Drink Specials RIBS Symphony Orchestra , The $ $ Capetown Philharmonic, Event to be Held, Feb. 6 2. Domestic Pints • 3. Imports RIBS The Nordwest Deutsche EVERY HAPPY 100 WING Second THURSDAY NIGHT Philharmonic, The Warsaw HOUR BUCKETS* Half Prime Rib Symphony and The Boston PRICES 3-6 pm Give regularly $32.99 now $24.99 Pops with Keith Lockhart. St. Louis Ribs 4-8 pm Get a free Aways regularly $29.99 now $21.99 The orchestra’s conduc- 2 liter of Coke tor and music director Linda Rio *Take out only Win Try our Gentille comments, “We BIG GAME were thrilled to be invited BUCKS to spend at EXPRESS to perform for the Lans- The Rio! dale Community Concert LUNCH Association. It was quite AMERICAN STEAK & SEAFOOD HOUSE •1/2 Sandwich & Soup an honor considering the Featuring Hand-cut Steaks, Local Seafood,& International Beers-on-tap •Daily Hot Specials associati on has invited the Grande Center Shopping Mall • Rio Grande, New Jersey 609-889-2000 top pop orchestra’s in the US to perform for them including The Boston Pops intended to bring together and The Preservati on Hall CAPE MAY - In many cul- of truth. Stories are fun- a small group of educators, Jazz Band. This concert was tures, the return of winter damental to teaching and parents, grandparents and the highlight of our career signaled the return of sto- learning. All great teachers EARLY BIRD MENU other adults who want to so far.” rytelling. Stories form the are great storytellers; all learn about the art of per- Monday to Thursday • 4pm - 6pm The President of the Lans- foundati on of our daily lives great storytellers are great sonal and environmental dale Community Concerts, and dreams. They help us story-listeners. Storytelling storytelling. Participants Don Souder, fi rst met Gen- discover our place in the builds community, revealing will share a short personal ti lle at a music conference world as we create our life common ground, moving Fried Jumbo Shrimp 6.99 Fried Shrimp & Crab Cake 7.99 or traditi onal story. Sessions 5 years ago in Nashville, story. They teach us what it the community to action. are free, but space is limited Crab Cake 7.99 Fried Flounder & Crab Cake 7.99 TN. The conference is a is to be human. Stories also In community, anything is to 20 participants. Please Broiled Sea Scallops 7.99 Chicken Parmesan 6.99 networking opportunity for teach us about the place we possible. call 609-513-9349 for more music venues and present- call home, as they prepare Join Friends of Cape May Fried Flounder 6.99 Shrimp & informati on or to register. ers to fi nd talent for their us to leave it. They map the Nati onal Wildlife Refuge for Note: This program is open Fried Flounder & Chicken Parmesan 7.99 concert series or venues. contours of struggle, the this free storytelling pro- to adults only. Souder was so impressed triumph of the human spirit gram on Thursday evening, Fried Shrimp 7.99 Sirloin Steak, 8oz. 7.99 Parti cipants will receive: with Gentille’s talent and and the ti meless connecti on Feb. 6, from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Entrees Served with Potato, Vegetable & Salad - Opportuniti es to hear, entertainment skills, but of people to land and to at the Two Mile Beach Visi- Must be Seated by 6pm. 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Feb. 2nd Back in April, when the Drumthwacket Foundati on asked the New Jersey Theatre Alliance if its members would be interested in helping The Garden Club of New Happy Hour All Day & Night! Jersey decorate this prestigious residence, East Lynne Theater Company, based in Cape May, NJ, was among the theaters to say "yes." The Drumthwacket Foundati on is a speare Theatre of New Jersey, and Premiere Stages $5 Appetizers • $2 Sliders non-profi t, non-parti san organizati on that counts among decorated three other rooms. Other not-for-profi t theater its missions the preservati on of the Drumthwacket proper- members of the New Jersey Theatre Alliance provided set ti es and broadening access. The Alliance, a consorti um of designs and props from various shows that were displayed professional Equity theaters throughout the state, fosters in the dining room. collaborati on, cooperati on and audience development. Aft er months of planning and creati ng "Drumthwacket on Theater Company was asked to decorate the Governor's Stage," everyone was pleased with the outcome, and East DJ Entertainment Study. The display was created to make one think that a Lynne Theater Company was proud to be represented. woman in a purple suit, could be looking at a shop window Although the festi ve fl oral touches and theater memora- Friday and Saturday 9pm from 1914, the year that "It Pays to Adverti se" opened on bilia were removed during the second week in January, the Broadway. Costumes, designed and built by Marion T. Governor's residence is sti ll a lovely place to visit. If anyone Brady from ELTC's 2012 producti on of the play, and props, would like to see East Lynne Theater Company's "woman in 609-522-3350 including an adverti sing sign designed by Mark E. 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To ensure print promotion for your event, you may arrange for a paid submission by calling 886-8600, Ext 34. • $2 Domestic Bottles $2.00 Mixed Drinks • 1/2 Price Appetizers shop at 4:30pm in Wood- 1/22/14 Scrabble at 5:45pm in at Cape May Court House Cape Singles Meeting ALLLL NFNFLFL GAGAMESAMEES Avalon at Avalon Free Library (609) 463-6386 at 7:00pm in Villas at the bine at Woodbine Public GWCOC 2014 Annual $1.50 Bud Lite pints, $1 Dogs, New $1 Menu Public Library Villas Fishing Club (609) Library (609) 463-6386 Economic Outlook at Chili Cookoff at 6:30pm 898-9636 $1 PBR Pints during all 11:30am in Wildwood at “Deceptive Practice…” in Erma at Tabernacle 2/15/14 the Wildwoods Convention Movie Night at 7:00pm in United Methodist Church * * * * * * * * * * * * * Football & Flyers Games Center (609) 729-4000 Cape May Court House at (609) 972-7020 SJ Wrestling Wrecker U.S. Futsal Northeast Duals Tournament at the Middle Township PAC Regional Championship NEW $9.99 1/23/14 (609) 463-1924 2/1/14 2:00pm in Wildwood at at 8:00am in Wildwood at

the Wildwoods Convention the Wildwoods Convention Story Time at 10:00am “The Legacy of George Center Center ENTRÉE MENU 1/28/14 in Avalon at Avalon Free Henry White” Exhibit

Public Library Story Time at 10:00am at 2:00pm in Cape May Annual Children’s BETTER FOOD! 2/9/14 Tea at 2:00pm in Ocean Story Time at 10:00am in Avalon at Avalon Free Court House at the Bee- Public Library sley House (609) 465- 17th Annual Fisher- City at The Ocean City BETTER PRICES! in Avalon at Avalon Free Historical Museum (609) 6415 man's Flea Market at 1818thth & NJNew Jersey AAvenues Public Library Create a Wire Cuff 8:00am in Palmyra at 399-1801 Like

Bracelet at 1:00pm in North Wildwood • (609) 522-3030 Us On 2/2/14 Charles Street School (609) 1/25/14 Cape May Court House 605-6728 at Cape May Court House Groundhog's Day at Woodbine American Library (609) 463-6386 1:00pm in CAPE MAY Perceverance Jazz Legion Wartime Speak- Band at 2:00pm in Cape er Event at 1:00pm in POINT at Cape May Point 1/29/14 State Park (609) 884- May at VFW Post 386 Lunch & Dinner Woodbine at the Amer- (609) 368-3342 THE ican Legion Post 298 Boardwalk Kennel 2159 Served Daily

(609) 861-2456 Club All Breed Dog Show 2/10/14 2/3/14 * * * * * * * * * * * * * at 8:00am in Wildwood at Martin Luther King Jr. the Wildwoods Convention 8th Annual Polar Bear "Heal Your Memories, SEAFOOD ͳ STEAKS Day Pot Luck Dinner at Center Plunge at 9:45am in Cape Change Your Life" Author Discussion at 6:00pm in COCKTAILS ͳ KIDS MENU 6:00pm in Cape May at "Plan, Prepare, Predict May Court Hse at Crest Cape May Court House Proud Lyle Hall at the Cape May and Protect Yourself" Ka- Haven Nursing and Rehab ly Serving Cape May Since 1976 United Methodist Church Center (609) 465-1261 at Cape May Court House rate Seminar at 8:00pm in Library (609) 463-6386 (609) 884-7525 Rio Grande at South Coast Knitting Club at 3:30pm Shore Kick Karate (609) in Avalon at Avalon Free Movie Night: "Rush" SUNDAYS 1/26/14 465-2913 at 6:00pm in Sea Isle City Public Library at Sea Isle City Library Three course meals starƟ ng at $11

Tom Werkheiser in (609) 463-6386 Concert at 3:00pm in Vil- 1/30/14 2/6/14 MONDAYS $5 Burger & Fries las at St. Barnabas by the Story Time at 10:00am "Stories from the 2/12/14 Bay Church in Avalon at Avalon Free Land" Program at 6:30pm TUESDAYS $10 Chicken Pot Pie (609) 889-0667 Public Library in Wildwood Crest at 30th Valentine’s Trip to Veterans' Hospital at

the Two Mile Beach Visi- WEDNESDAYS 1/27/14 1/31/14 tor Contact Station (609) 8:30am in Rio Grande

1/2 Price AppeƟ zers & Family Friendly Trivia 513-9349 departing from the Social Knitting Club at 3:30pm Fearless Watercolors Services Building (609) in Avalon at Avalon Free for Beginners at 11:30am 886-2762 THURSDAYS Public Library in Cape May Court House 2/7/14 Movie Night: "Rush" $10 Fish & Chips & Live Music All food specials at 6:00pm in Cape May FRIDAYS Open Mic Night Jersey Shore Court House at Cape May begin at 4pm. Court House Library (609) Music starts at 8pm 463-6386 (From Page A25) ity of the County Library SATURDAYS LIVE MUSIC! tille & The Jersey Shore sive year for the 4 year Pops Commission, for the Board 2/13/14 old pops orchestra with 10 July 26, 2014: 2:00 p.m.: of Chosen Freeholders. Cape May - 609-884-3449 other concerts planned for To purchase tickets to Beaded Valentine Follow us on Country Divas starring Jack- www.pilothousecapemay.com Facebook! 2014. They have been invit- lyn Buckingham the either The Ocean City Bracelet One Day Work- ed by the Borough of Stone Middle Pac Concert Se- Music Pier series, or The Harbor to be the featured ries: Middle Township Summer orchestra for their Centen- July 12 at 7:00 p.m.: Concert Season, please call PLACE FRIDAY SATURDAY REST OF WEEK nial Celebrati on this sum- Mark Preston formerly of the JSP Ticket Offi ce at 800- mer. In addition to those The Lett ermen 838-3006 or 609-628-4544. 4 concerts, they will make July 19 at 7:00 p.m.: Sina- You can choose your own CASEY’S ON Bare Bonz Thu. Jan. 23 - seats online by going to their debut on Memorial tra Sizzles THIRD 8pm DJ Mollo 8pm Weekend with a concert at Aug. 9, at 7:00 p.m.: www.JerseyShorePops.org. THE Page A24 • 522-7759 The Ocean City Music Pier. Broadway Tap Tickets are now going to be They will conti nue their 4 Aug. 23 at 7:00 p.m.: available once again at the COUNTRY Tue. Jan. 28 - concert Summer Concert Great Balls of Fire, Legends PAC for walk up purchases Series at the PAC beginning of Piano for individual ticket sales CLUB TAVERN Earth Daddy Dan Marro July 12, 2014 with Mark This program is made only which begin on May 24, Page A25 • 465-1515 Preston, formerly of The possible in part by funds 2014. The Middle Township theater is located at 212 Lett ermen. from the New Jersey State DOGTOOTH Name That Steve Cal Band The Jersey Shore Pops Council on the Arts/Depart- Bayberry Ave, off exit 10 off 2014 concerts which are ment of State, a Partner the Garden State Parkway. BAR & GRILL Tune 9pm 9pm ticketed events will be as Agency of the Nati onal En- There is convenient and free Page A28• 522-8383 follows. parking at the facility and it g dowment for the Arts. The Ocean City Music Pier funds were administered is handicapped accessible. Concert Series by the Cape May County The Ocean City Music Pier is FLIP FLOPZ DJ Entertainment 9pm May 24, 2014: 7:00 p.m.: Culture and Heritage Com- located at Moorlyn Terrace Page A26 • 522-3350 America starring Linda Gen- mission, under the author- on the Boardwalk. O’BOYLE’S DJ Jay Call For The Biggest & Best Buffet In The County IRISH PUB 8pm Entertainment r Page A26 • 729-5900 OWEN’S Bee Bop Bernie Name That Tune Joy Buffet PUB 5pm with Mikey D 9pm Featuring Chinese, Japanese, American Cuisines Page A25 • 729-7290 A Casual Family Atmosphere • Large Capacity Parking Free PILOT Wed. Jan. 22 - Open Mic LIVE MUSIC Family Friendly Trivia! 15 % HOUSE Thu. Jan. 23 - i Page A27 • 884-3449 Night! at 8pm LIVE MUSIC at 8pm OFF RIO Wed. Jan. 22- with coupon Terry-O’ke exp. 1/31/14 STATION Trivia Quizzo Page A25 • 889-2000 9pm 9pm-Midnight Wed. Jan. 22 - Bob Campanell 5-9pm TUCKAHOE John Rivera INN Thu. Jan. 23- Love & Branca 5:30-9:30pm D 6-10pm Party DJ Mon. Jan. 27 - Jim Fisher 4-7pm Page A24 • 390-3322 Tue. Jan. 28 - Ann Oswald 5-9pm Wed. Jan. 22 -Record Release WEEK OF WESTY’S Video Quizzo Party 10pm- Tramcar Revolution DJ Mollo 3174 Rt. 9 South, Rio Grande (Across from Lowe’s - Just north of Rt. 47) IRISH PUB with Richie Palko Thu. Jan. 23 - StellarMojo 10pm JAN. 22 - JAN. 28 10pm Mon. Jan. 27 - Country Music 609-465-8830 • fax: 609-465-8832 Page A24 • 522-4991 9pm Monday with DJ Mollo January 22 2014 Do The Shore www.DoTheShore.com A28 Atlantic County Photographer Pays Tribute to SS United States Ship Mixology 101.... OCEAN CITY -- Photogra- 8:30 pm. The SS United States with safety. It featured fi rst concoction. The glass is pher Kevin Husta, Hammon- Mr. Husta is one of sev- sailed during the 1950s and and second class accomoda- Drink of the Week fi nished with a strawberry ton, New Jersey, brings his eral photographers to be 1960s. Its fi nal trans-Atlanti c tions. Amenities included sugar rim and an orange photographs of the docked given permission to pho- trip was November 1969. It elegant ballrooms for lavish slice garnish. For those who SS United States passenger tograph the docked ship in was the fastest passenger parti es, movie screenings, a enjoy this sweet dessert ship to the Ocean City Arts Philadelphia, Pa. Its fi xtures ship travelling from New swimming pool and upscale cosmo, Rio bartender Blake Center throughout Febru- have been removed and the York to London in about 10 restaurants. also recommends the Black ary. A "Meet the Arti st" re- former elegant ballrooms hours. The SS United States The SS United States host- & White Chocolate Mar- cepti on will be held Friday, and staterooms have been offered the elegance and ed such famous people as ti ni available on the bar's February 6, from 7 pm to stripped. grandeur of the Titantic Marilyn Monroe, who used Marti ni Menu. The Black & the ship as the backdrop for White is made with Sobieski her fi lm "Gentlemen Prefer VaniVanilla and Dark and White Blondes", Marlon Brando, CChocolateho Godiva Liqueur and Lucy and Desi Arnaz, aandnd is garnished with a swirl who filmed a segment of ooff chocolatec syrup. 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Husta uses his work to preserve Open Serving Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Daily at Two Locations history by photographing structures that are no lon- FreeZa-PoLooZA - VI Year ger useful and are in decay. To Benefi t Two Locals Fighting Brain Cancer Round “Voted Best The SS United States Conservancy is an organi- FreeZa-PolooZA - Six will The Fuzzy Bunny Slippers from Swainton and Genny of The Shore” zati on that is att empti ng to be held at the Bolero Blue from the 90’s and 2000’s Lynn Farnan, 27, from West save the ship to be used as a Water Grill, Wildwood on South Jersey music scene, Cape May, a teacher’s aide hotel or conventi on center. “Voted Best Saturday, January 25, 2014. will headline the event. at the Atlanti c City Special For more informati on vis- The Beef and Beer goes The opening act is the Services School District. Family Restaurant” it www.oceancityartscenter. from 6 pm to 10 pm and live newly-formed band Loud Both are fi ghti ng diff erent org, or call (609) 399-7628. music will be featured unti l n’ Clear. Also performing is forms of Brain Cancer and The Ocean City Arts Center 12 midnight. one of the hott est bands in the funds from FreeZA- is located in the Commu- As in years past, this musi- South Jersey, Donkey Punch. PolooZA will go toward the Diner Cafe Restaurant nity Center at 1735 Simpson cal funfest will feature three In the past 6 years the event costs associated with their Avenue. It is open 9 am live bands that will rock the has raised over $130,000 to treatment. For more infor- Early Bird Specials 3-5:30pm to 9 pm, Monday through Bolero. This year’s lineup is benefi t local children and mati on or details on where Blackboard Specials • Full Course Dinners Friday, and 9 am to 3 pm on new and unique. The band young adults with cancer. you can purchase ti ckets, go Saturday. FUZZYBONE, made up of This year’s benefit will to www.LunchWithLynch. Take Out Available • Baking on the Premises Please note--samples of members of the wildly pop- support Kanen “HurriKanen” com/rockfest. photos will be emailed on ular bands Funny Bone and Keati ng Wear, 6 years old 245 West White Horse Pike, Thursday, January 16. Inter- 325 WEST SPRUCE AVE. , views with local residents NORTH WILDWOOD GALLOWAY who sailed the ship can be 609-729-4900 609-748-0033 arranged through Rosalyn Lifshin, 609-399-7628 or FREE PARKING • www.stardinercafe.com rozl@oceancityartscenter. org. Take Out... Add Your Business Here for as low as $4500 For more info call Deb Harris at 609-886-8600 x14. LLetet uuss ccookook fforor yyou.ou.

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General- Offi ce- Montreal Beach Resort, YARD SALES Healthcare- Cape May LOST & FOUND - AMISH MARKET PERSONAL Full & Part-time is hiring for the ARTICLES FOR ANIMALS of North Wildwood 2014 season! ASSISTANT/ looking for LPNs & CNAs SALE SECRETARY Lost & Found-

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Take a look, make General- Fax 609-884-4559; to join one of the premier an offer. 1301 Surf, N. Wild- Mail 1025 Beach Ave., employers in South Jersey. Queen Size Brass Head- wood. 609-522-9488 HANDYMAN Cape May, NJ 08204; The position requires some board for Sale: Asking NEEDED Healthcare/Offi ce- e-mail: evenings and some Satur- $100.00. Please call 609- Must be licensed, insured [email protected] days. Benefi ts and 401K 967-8427. MOTORCYCLE with transportation and tools. MEDICAL EOE offered. Apply in person. Must live within 30 minutes SECRETARY 525 Stone Harbor Blvd YARD/TAG SALES of Avalon and Sea Isle City. Hotel/Motel- Cape May Court House If you meet the above quali- Exp. pref’d. Email resume & EOE M/F fi cations, please call 609- Hotel/Motel- Wildwood’s Finest refs. to: [email protected] “Your Friend at Exit 10” AVALON 368-3550 or email resume: Seasonal Resort 177 69th Street [email protected] HOUSEKEEPING Hotel Icona is now accepting Demolition Sale Healthcare- resumes and Trades/Refrigeration- NOW OPEN Morey Resorts is seeking Sat., Jan. 25, 9am to 3pm applications Wildwood professional individuals Furniture, kitchen. General- PHLEBOTOMIST/ for those with REFRIGERATION Motorcyle Repair for Housekeeping Posi- Go to experience: 4205 New Jersey Ave MEDICAL tions. Must be available MECHANIC www.gager Organist/Music Direc- Wildwood, NJ 08260 ASSISTANT weekends and holidays. estatesales.com tor First Baptist Church of 609-846-8267 * FRONT DESK / Must be reliable & able to Wildwood. Please e-mail re- Servicing all makes Full time/part time. Exp., Responsibilities include RESERV handle responsibility. Must sume to philheck@ access- be experienced in commer- — WebID #: 265320 & models 4less.net or mail to FBC professional. Email resume but are not limited to: * MAIDS & references to: pgs81@aol. maintaining a superior cial refrigeration and HVAC. Wildwood; 230 E. Maple * MAINT / ERMA, 615 Breakwater com level of cleanliness in both Must have valid DL. Ben- — WebID #: 265048 Ave; Wildwood, NJ 08260 JANITORIAL efi ts incl. health ins. & sick Road: Furniture sale every- or call 465-3457. Deadline guest rooms and hotel common areas; excellent * LAUNDRY & holiday pay. For interview thing must go! Sat., Jan 25, to apply February 14. 9am - 3pm customer service skills; call 609-884-3274 Hotel/Motel- working as a team with Interested parties WebID #: 265199 — other housekeeping staff. May apply in person Retiring? Selling Your Careers that FRONT DESK CLERK, full Individuals must have M-F 10am -3pm Business? Healthcare- and part time. Experience good time management re lect preferred. Apply in person, ADVERTISE HERE CHHA /CNA skills and previous house- Hotel Icona Get Results. your M-F, 10am- 2pm: PERI- keeping experience. 9701 Atlantic Ave Home Health Care WINKLE INN, 1039 Beach Diamond Beach Call 609-886-8600 today. dedication. Ave., Cape May Full time/part time Interested applicants No Phone Calls Ext. 33 or 34 “We Have Work” should apply CHHA $12.00/hour. in person at CNA - Free conversion THE STARLUX HOTEL, Holy Redeemer HomeCare and Hospice is unique among the area’s home to CHHA 305 EAST RIO GRANDE care agencies. Backed by the resources of a major health system, you’ll be course available YEAR ROUND AVE., provided with the tools you need to care for your patients. You’ll experience Experience & auto WILDWOOD MAINTENANCE PERSON a renewed commitment to your calling, with the ability to make a genuine necessary. Pick hours difference. If you’re passionate and motivated about truly caring for your & area to work. Monday - Friday, patients, you’ve come to the right place. Holy Redeemer HomeCare and Hospice Call 609-399-4788 9am - 5pm RĔđĊ Ćēĉ RĊĘĕĔēĘĎćĎđĎęĎĊĘ is a reflection of all you value in a career. Monday thru Perform duƟ es as necessary to insure maintenance of all HOLY REDEEMER HOMECARE & HOSPICE - Cape May County NJ Friday, 9am - 5pm rental properƟ es, including preventaƟ ve maintenance, to EOE ensure home owners and guest saƟ sfacƟ on. This posiƟ on To learn more about our caring community requires a mulƟ tude of skills as we perform many types of & our careers, please join us at our repairs. Preferred Skills include: Meet and Greet for Registered Nurses The Delaware River and Bay Authority, an employer of choice, is • Plumbing & Physical Therapists • Electrical, at least an intermediate skill level Tuesday, January 28th, 3:00 – 6:00 PM seeking qualiĮ ed candidates for the following casual/seasonal • Carpentry posiƟ ons in Cape May, New Jersey and Lewes, Delaware. • TV/Wi-Fi TroubleshooƟ ng 1801 Route 9 North • Solid “Handyman” skills Swainton, NJ 08210 • Knowledge and understanding of computers & Food & Retail Associate wireless networks Refreshments and Door Prizes Line Cook A——®ã®Êă½ NÊã›Ý For more information and to apply visit • Year round posiƟ on that would provide beneĮ ts and paid www.holyredeemer.com Server personal Ɵ me. or call Susan Burns at 609-761-0296 • Needs valid license Prep Cook • Self-moƟ vated & works well independently • Good communicaƟ on skills & works well with others Food & Retail Supervisor EOE Please send all resumes to [email protected] Food Warehouse Worker HEALTHCARE. HOMECARE. LIFECARE. www.holyredeemer.com Customer Service Supervisor Bartender PUBLIC NOTICES Customer Service Representative SHERIFF’S SALE Tax Lot No. 24.01 in Block 558 Judgment #DJ-114754-1994 in the amount in connection with any aspect of a residential of $2,281.15 real estate transaction. Zucker, Goldberg and By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Judgment #DJ-151323-1994 in the amount Ackerman, LLC encourages and supports the Assistant Engineer (Marine) of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Approximately 134 x 246 of $5,000.00 equal housing practices of the Fair Housing cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Judgment #DJ-234423-2002 in the amount Act in the conduct of its business.” NUMBER F 9149 10 therein, pending wherein Nearest Cross Street: Corson Tavern Road of $500.00 Ordinary Seaman WELLS FARGO BANK, NA is the plaintiff A full legal description of the premises can AND LUCY ANN DOUGHERTY, ET AL, are Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Able Bodied Seama the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at nicipal or tax liens that may be due. tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and May County. This sale is subject to unpaid n public venue on: expenses, there remains any surplus money, taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer WEDNESDAY THE 5TH DAY OF Subject to Tax and prior lien info: At the time of the money will be deposited into the Superior liens and other Municipal Assessments. The For more informaƟ on regarding these posiƟ ons, including FEBRUARY A.D. 2014 publication taxes/sewer/water information was Court Trust Fund and any person claiming amount due can be obtained from the local at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court not available. You must check with the tax col- the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a taxing authority. job duƟ es and minimum requirements, please see our House Building located at 9 N. Main Street lector for exact amounts due. motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that Amount due under judgment is $344,169.95 website at www.drba.net. Interested Jersey. Subject to Prior Mortgages and Judgments person’s claim and asking for an order direct- with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be (if any): ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed candidates must apply on-line and upload The property to be sold is located in the Town- or other person conducting the sale will have check or treasurer’s check in the amount of ship of Upper, County of Cape May, State of The plaintiff has obtained a letter of indemnifi - information regarding the surplus, if any. 20% of the bid price is required. their resume for these posiƟ ons. New Jersey cation which will insure the successful bidder at sale in respect to: “The Fair Housing Act prohibits ‘any prefer- The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Commonly known as 3038 Route U.S. 9 Judgment #DJ-051418-1990 in the amount of ence, limitation or discrimination because of sale without further notice of publication. The DRBA is an Equal Opportunity Employer South aka 3038 South Shore Road, Seaville, $8,569.62 race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial All publication costs are paid for by the plain- New Jersey 08230 Judgment #DJ-002078-1994 in the amount of status or national origin or intention to make tiff. www.drba.net $2,852.10 such preference, limitation or discrimination’ (Page A31 Please) January 22, 2014 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A31 PUBLIC NOTICES charges, liens, insurance premiums or other Resolution #24-14 time to time, which services are professional upon their own independent investigation 870 Seventh Street, Unit 412, Ocean City, taxing authority. (From Page A30) advances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. services as defi ned in said law; and to ascertain whether or not any outstanding New Jersey Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- All interested parties are to conduct and rely William G. Blaney of interest remain of record and/or have priority Amount due under judgment is $233,305.60 MAN upon their own independent investigation Blaney & Donohue, PA WHEREAS, funds are available for this pur- over the lien being foreclosed and, if so, the Tax Lot No. 15 C412 in Block No. 701 with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer to ascertain whether or not any outstanding Purpose: Special Labor Counsel pose; and current amount due thereon. added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed CH754062 interest remain of record and/or have priority Amount: $135/hour Dimensions of Lot: Condo check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 4x Fee=$208.98 over the lien being foreclosed and, if so, the Resolution #25-14 WHEREAS, the Local Public Contract Law Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- 20% of the bid price is required. 01/08, 01/15, 01/22, 01/29/14 current amount due thereon. requires that the Resolution authorizing the tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and Nearest Cross Street: Atlantic Avenue ______Robert Sandman, Esq. of award of contracts for “Professional Services” expenses, there remains any surplus money, The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any SHERIFF’S SALE Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- Hankin, Sandman & Palladino without competitive bids must be publicly ad- the money will be deposited into the Superior Additionally, the sum of $1,577.30 is the sale without further notice of publication. tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and Purpose: Special Counsel vertised. Court Trust Fund and any person claiming amount represented to Plaintiff, by the Tax All publication costs are paid for by the plain- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out expenses, there remains any surplus money, Amount: $130/hour the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a Collector’s Offi ce for the City of Ocean City tiff. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- the money will be deposited into the Superior Resolution #26-14 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and and/or Tax Certifi cate Holders, as being out- cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the Planning Board of the Borough of Stone 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that standing on account of taxes and/or other Attorney: DEMBO AND SALDUTTI NUMBER F 13669 13 therein, pending where- the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a Seth Fuscellaro, Esq. Harbor, Cape May County, New Jersey, as person’s claim and asking for an order direct- liens due and owing through January 31, Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer in M & T BANK is the plaintiff AND BARBARA motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and Purpose: Public Defender follows: ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff 2014. This sale is also subject to any and all CH754068 NORTH, ET AL, are the defendant(s), I shall 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that Amount: $9,000 1. Andrew D. Catanese, Esquire (Monzo or other person conducting the sale will have other unpaid taxes, water, sewer, municipal 4x Fee=$165.24 expose for sale at public venue on: person’s claim and asking for an order direct- Resolution #27-14 Catanese Hillegass, P.C.) is appointed to the information regarding the surplus, if any. liens or any other charges which may be due 01/22, 01/29, 02/05, 02/12/14 WEDNESDAY THE 5TH DAY OF ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff position of Planning Board Solicitor. and owing whether set forth herein or not. All ______FEBRUARY A.D. 2014 or other person conducting the sale will have Ralph Petrella of 2. The Chairperson and Secretary of the Plan- A full legal description of the premises can interested parties are to conduct and rely upon SHERIFF’S SALE at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court information regarding the surplus, if any. Van Note-Harvey Associates ning board are hereby authorized and directed be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape their own independent investigation to ascer- House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Purpose: City Engineer to enter into an agreement with Andrew D. Ca- May County. This sale is subject to unpaid tain whether or not any outstanding liens or By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New A full legal description of the premises can Amount: Various Fees per Contract tanese, Esquire, for the performance of such taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer encumbrances remain of record and/or have of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Jersey. be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Resolution #28-14 services, for the calendar year 2014 as set liens and other Municipal Assessments. The priority over the lien being foreclosed hereby cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET May County. This sale is subject to unpaid forth on the attached EXHIBIT A. amount due can be obtained from the local and, if so, to ascertain the current amount due NUMBER F 000643 13 therein, pending The property to be sold is located in the Town- taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Marc DeBlasio of 3. This contract will be awarded without com- taxing authority. thereon. wherein JAMES B. NUTTER AND COMPANY ship of Upper, County of Cape May and State liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Remington, Vernick & Walberg Engineers petitive bidding as a “professional service” is the plaintiff AND HARRY A. TULL III, ET AL, of New Jersey. amount due can be obtained from the local Purpose: Special Projects Engineer under the provisions of the Local Public Con- Amount due under judgment is $194,481.29 Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at taxing authority. Amount: Various Fees per Contract tracts Law because it is a contract for services with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and public venue on: Commonly known as 10 Nordic Drive, Peters- Resolution #29-14 performed by a person authorized by law to added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed expenses, there remains any surplus money, WEDNESDAY THE 19TH DAY OF burg, New Jersey 08270 Amount due under judgment is $314,222.76 practice a recognized profession and that it check or treasurer’s check in the amount of the money will be deposited into the Superior FEBRUARY A.D. 2014 with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be Elizabeth Terenik of was not possible to obtain competitive bids. 20% of the bid price is required. Court Trust Fund and any person claiming at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Tax Lot No. 70.02 in Block No. 453 added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed Terenik Land Consulting 4. A copy of this Resolution shall be pub- the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a House Building located at 9 N. Main Street check or treasurer’s check in the amount of Purpose: City Planner lished in the Borough’s offi cial newspaper, The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Dimension of Lot Approximately: 170 x 290 20% of the bid price is required. Amount: $100/hour as required by law, within ten (10) days of its sale without further notice of publication. 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that Jersey. Resolution #31-14 passage. All publication costs are paid for by the plain- person’s claim and asking for an order direct- Nearest Cross Street: Meadow Ridge Lane The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any 5. A copy of the Resolution and any contract tiff. ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff Municipality: Upper Township sale without further notice of publication. Leon P. Costello of Ford-Scott Associates pursuant hereto are on fi le and available for or other person conducting the sale will have County: Cape May State of New Jersey Beginning at an iron pin found in the south- All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Purpose: City Auditor public inspection in the Offi ce of the Clerk of Attorney: SHERMAN, SILVERSTEIN, KOHL, information regarding the surplus, if any. easterly line of Nordic Drive (54’ wide), where tiff. Amount: $44,000 the Borough of Stone Harbor. ROSE & PODOLSKY Street & Street No.: 602 Keats Avenue said line is intersected by the division line Resolution #32-14 Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer A full legal description of the premises can between Lot 70.02 and Lot 70.03. Said point Attorney: FRANK J. MARTONE, PC (2) Approved Thomas Hand as Planning CH754066 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Tax Block and Lot: also being 723.3 feet southwestwardly, when Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Triad Associates Board Chairman and Wayne Conrad as 4x Fee=$160.38 May County. This sale is subject to unpaid measured along several courses along the CH754064 Purpose: Grants Coordinator Planning Board Vice Chairman for the 01/22, 01/29, 02/05, 02/12/14 taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer said southeasterly line of Nordic Drive from a 4x Fee=$165.24 Amount: Various Fees per Contract year 2014. ______liens and other Municipal Assessments. The point of curvature of a 22 foot radius connect- 01/08, 01/15, 01/22, 01/29/14 Resolution #33-14 SHERIFF’S SALE amount due can be obtained from the local (Page A33 Please) ing said southeasterly line of Nordic Drive with ______Patricia Wagner, Planning Board Secretary the southerly line of northern Meadow Ridge Town & Country Storage The City of North Wildwood has awarded con- Borough of Stone Harbor Planning Board By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Lane (54’ wide), thence; Auction to settle delinquent accounts tracts without competitive bidding as a profes- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Items include: Household, Tools, Furniture, sional service (or extraordinary, unspecifi able THIS NOTICE is made pursuant to N.J.S.A. cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Prior Liens/Encumbrances Shelving, Child’s quad, and more. service) pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1) (a). 40:55d-10(i). Supporting documentation is on NUMBER F 011388 12 therein, pending Georgetown University Study Finds TOTAL AS OF December 10, 2013: $.00 Units to be auctioned: These contracts and the resolutions authoriz- fi le with the Secretary of the Planning Board, wherein CITIZENS BANK OF PENNSYLVA- 1005, 1024, 2022, 2023, 3006, 3009, 3022, ing them are on fi le and available for public Borough of Stone Harbor, 9508 Second NIA is the plaintiff AND STUART DORFMAN, Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- 3036, 3047, 4021, 5004, 5006 inspection in the Offi ce of the City Clerk. Avenue, Stone Harbor, New Jersey, and are ET AL, are the defendant(s), I shall expose for tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and Auction to be held at: Town & Country Storage available for public inspection during normal sale at public venue on: ,7&HUWLÀFDWHSD\VRII expenses, there remains any surplus money, 1244 South Shore Road, Palermo, NJ 08230 KMY Consulting LLC business hours. WEDNESDAY THE 19TH DAY OF the money will be deposited into the Superior Date: February, 07, 2014 Purpose: City Administrator FEBRUARY A.D. 2014 Court Trust Fund and any person claiming Time: 11.00 A.M Amount: Not to Exceed $97,000 1x Fee=$38.88 01/22/14 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a THIS IS A CASH ONLY AUCTION. Resolution #3-14 ______House Building located at 9 N. Main Street PRUHWKDQ'HJUHH motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and NOTICE (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that 2x Fee=$14.58 Robert Beckelman of Jersey. Read the article at PCAGE.edu or call 888-960-8876 person’s claim and asking for an order direct- 01/15, 01/22/14 Greenbaum, Rowe, Smith & Davis Pursuant to state law, a sale will be held at ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff ______Purpose: Special Legal Services A Safe Keeping Self Storage, 1007 Route 9 Property to be sold is located in: County of or other person conducting the sale will have NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Amount: $250/hour South, Cape May Court House, New Jersey Cape May, State of New Jersey information regarding the surplus, if any. Resolution #34-14 on February 6, 2014 at 10:00 AM. The follow-  %HFRPHD0LFURVRIW&RPS7,$ Pursuant to state law, the following items will ing goods will be sold: Premises commonly known as: 319 East Sec- A full legal description of the premises can be sold at public auction on February 1st, David S. DeWeese of the ond Avenue, Wildwood, NJ 08260  &LVFRFHUWLÀHG,7SURIHVVLRQDO be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape 2014 at 10am at BURLEIGH STORAGE, 663 DeWeese Law Firm Michael Kendrick – Unit F133: boxes, folding May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Shunpike Road, Burleigh, New Jersey 08210. Purpose: Special Legal Services chairs, trundle bed with mattress, 2 beach Tax Lot #15, Block #281  LQMXVWPRQWKVDW3&$*( taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Operator reserves the right to bid and set Amount: As per contract chairs, kitchen chairs, mirror, 2 desk lamps, Consumer disclosures at PCAGE.edu/disclosures liens and other Municipal Assessments. The minimum bids. Call (609) 465-8088 to confi rm Resolution #35-14 heater, books, shoes, umbrella, other/miscel- Nearest Cross Street: Atlantic Avenue amount due can be obtained from the local sale. Purchases must be paid in cash only. laneous taxing authority. All purchased items sold as is, where is and Engineering Design Associates Approximate Dimensions: 100.00 x 50.00 must be removed at time of sale. Sale subject Purpose: Special Engineering Services 2x Fee=$14.58 Amount due under judgment is $210,203.34 to cancellation in the event of settlement be- Amount: As per contract 01/22, 01/29/14 A full legal description of the premises can be Looking for 50 Homeowners with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be tween owner and obligated party. Resolution #36-14 ______found in the offi ce of the sheriff of county. added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed SHERIFF’S SALE check or treasurer’s check in the amount of Marie Michl – Unit 204 & 205: quad, washer W. Scott Jett Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- 20% of the bid price is required. & dryer, microwave, stove, refrigerator, house- City Clerk By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out nicipal or tax liens that may be due. to Qualify for a FREE hold items of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any 1x Fee=$54.68 01/22/14 cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Prior Mortgages and/or Judgments: N/A sale without further notice of publication. Karen Newman – Unit 217: household items ______NUMBER F 023395 12 therein, pending All publication costs are paid for by the plain- NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE wherein WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. is the Amount due under judgment is $325,906.37 Home Solar System tiff. Carolyn Hopson – Unit 424: household items plaintiff AND EDWARD J. HUSHEN, ET AL, with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be Notice is hereby given that all household are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed Attorney: FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD Vanessa Delacruz – Unit E-3: bicycles and personal goods owned and stored in public venue on: check or treasurer’s check in the amount of Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer the units listed below at A-1 Easy Self Stor- WEDNESDAY THE 19TH DAY OF 20% of the bid price is required. CH754063 James Allen – Unit I-32: tiles age LLC, 300 N. Railroad Ave., Rio Grande FEBRUARY A.D. 2014 Own Your Own Home 4x Fee=$165.24 NJ 08242, will be offered for sale by Public at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any 01/08, 01/15, 01/22, 01/29/14 2x Fee=$29.16 Auction. Sale date will be January 31, 2014 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street sale without further notice of publication. Have a Southernly-Facing Roof ______01/15, 01/22/14 at 10 A.M. Please check our Facebook page (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New All publication costs are paid for by the plain- SHERIFF’S SALE ______for cancellations. Jersey. tiff. NOTICE OF Little to No Shading By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out CONTRACTS AWARDED Robert Davis – C20 Municipality: Avalon Borough Attorney: UDREN LAW OFFICES of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- William & Christina Flick – A32 County: Cape May State of New Jersey Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET The City of North Wildwood has awarded the Lisa MaCauley – B22 CH754067 Pay an Electric Bill NUMBER F 23050 10 therein, pending following contracts as a professional service Robert Davis – C20 Street & Street No.: 4641 Ocean Drive 4x Fee=$106.92 wherein PNC MORTGAGE, A DIVISION OF (or extraordinary, unspecifi able service) pur- James Lehman – C58 01/22, 01/29, 02/05, 02/12/14 PNC BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION is the suant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1) (a). The con- Rachel Rodgers – F25 Tax Block and Lot: ______plaintiff AND SUSAN M. FITZMAURICE, ET tracts have been awarded through a “fair and Ray Paris/Tri Wire – E32 Block: 46.04 Lot: 65 SHERIFF’S SALE The U.S. Government and State of New Jersey have financial AL, are the defendant(s), I shall expose for open” competitive bidding process described Jennifer Cox – C20 sale at public venue on: at N.J.S.A. 19:44A-20.5 et seq. These con- Michele Matusewicz – B13 Dimensions of Lot: 50 x 110 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out incentives that provide homeowners the opportunity to tracts and the resolutions authorizing them Natasha Wakefi eld – E07 of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- WEDNESDAY THE 5TH DAY OF th replace your electric provider with solar power. FEBRUARY A.D. 2014 are on fi le and available for public inspection Jamie Aponte – C34 Nearest Cross Street: 60’ from 46 Street cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court in the Offi ce of the City Clerk. Corina Ruottinen – D38 NUMBER F 014575 13 therein, pending House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Superior Interests (if any): None wherein NEWFIELD NATIONAL BANK is the (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New William J. Kaufmann, Esq., & 2x Fee=$24.30 plaintiff AND KENNETH J. YODER, ET AL, Roof Diagnostics Solar is now qualifying 50 homes for a FREE home Jersey. Andrew J. Cafi ero, Esq. 01/22, 01/29/14 Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale of the law fi rm of Cafi ero & Balliette ______tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and at public venue on: solar system. Call 1-800-75-SOLAR to see if your home qualifies! The property to be sold is located in the Town- Purpose: City Solicitor TOWNSHIP OF DENNIS expenses, there remains any surplus money, WEDNESDAY THE 19TH DAY OF ship of Lower, in the County of Cape May, and Amount: $75,000 the money will be deposited into the Superior FEBRUARY A.D. 2014 the State of New Jersey. Resolution #21-14 COUNTY OF CAPE MAY Court Trust Fund and any person claiming at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court STATE OF NEW JERSEY the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Commonly known as 938 Honeysuckle Lane, Edward McManimon of motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Offer valid for West Chester, Rockland and Orange County Homeowners Only Erma, New Jersey 08204 McManimon, Scotland & Bauman LLC NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARDED 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that Jersey. 1-800-75-SOLAR Purpose: Bond Counsel person’s claim and asking for an order direct- WP-0000175073 WC-24767-H12 Tax Lot No. 91 in Block No. 487.03 Amount: Various Fees per Contract The Dennis Township Planning Board has ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff The property to be sold is located in the City Resolution #22-14 awarded a contract without competitive bid- or other person conducting the sale will have of Ocean City in the County of Cape May and www.roofdiagnostics.com Dimensions of Lot (Approximately) 100 feet ding as a professional service pursuant to information regarding the surplus, if any. State of New Jersey, commonly known as wide by 102 feet long, irregular Ronald Gelzunas, Jr. N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1)(a) and the New Jersey Purpose: Municipal Prosecutor Local Unit Pay-To-Play law. This Contract A full legal description of the premises can Nearest Cross Street: Corson Lane Amount: $27,315 and the Resolution authorizing it, are avail- be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Resolution #23-14 able for public inspection in the offi ce of the May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Prior lien(s): None Municipal Clerk. taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Lawrence Pepper, Jr. of liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Advertising Associate for Sales Support *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal Gruccio, Pepper, DeSanto & Ruth, PA Awarded to: Frank Corrado, Esquire amount due can be obtained from the local liens or other charges and any such taxes, Purpose: Labor Counsel taxing authority. Amount: $140/hour Services: Legal Services to the Consolidated Land Use Board Amount due under judgment is $395,436.01 Great opportunity to begin with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be an exciting career in multi-media advertising! ARTICLES FOR SALE Period: 2014 added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount of Cost: As set forth in contract 20% of the bid price is required. Work with a team of experienced professionals, TOWNSHIP OF DENNIS The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any sale without further notice of publication. to support the sales and fulfillment COUNTY OF CAPE MAY All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Cape May Ferry STATE OF NEW JERSEY tiff. of multi-media advertising offered by NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARDED Attorney: POWERS KIRN LLC. Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer The Dennis Township Planning Board has CH754065 awarded a contract without competitive bid- 4x Fee=$136.08 ding as a professional service pursuant to 01/22, 01/29, 02/05, 02/12/14 N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1)(a) and the New Jersey ______Local Unit Pay-To-Play law. This Contract SHERIFF’S SALE and the Resolution authorizing it, are avail- able for public inspection in the offi ce of the By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Municipal Clerk. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery The successful candidate will … Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- Awarded to: Fralinger Engineering BER F 034975 10 therein, pending wherein APEX MORTGAGE CORP, A SUBSIDIARY … demonstrate excellent organization and communication skills. Services: Engineering Services to the Con- OF FIRSTRUST BANK is the plaintiff AND solidated Land Use Board FREDERICK C. JANNOTTI, MARYBETH … have strong computer skills – e.g., MS Office Suite. JANNOTTI, are the defendant(s), I shall ex- Period: 2014 pose for sale at public venue on: … display a keen aptitude for multi-media marketing. WEDNESDAY THE 19TH DAY OF Cost: As set forth in contract FEBRUARY A.D. 2014 … be committed to exceptional client service. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court … display team-oriented behavior. Being reduced to a barge. 1x Fee=$24.30 01/22/14 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street ______(Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New BOROUGH OF STONE HARBOR Jersey. … be energetic and evidence a strong work ethic. Everything must go from the NOTICE OF … have a valid driver’s license and use of a personal vehicle. PLANNING BOARD DECISIONS County and State: Cape May County, New Jersey … be able to lift 25 pounds. engines to the crows nest. TAKE NOTICE that the Stone Harbor Plan- ning Board held a meeting on January 13, Street and Street Number: 1129 Asbury Av- 2014 at which time the following matters were enue, Ocean City, New Jersey 08226 Call or email your wish list! considered and the following DECISIONS were made: (1) Approved General Resolu- Tax Lot and Block Numbers: Lot(s) 7, Block Sales experience preferred. tion 2014-001 appointing Andrew Catanese 1104 as Planning Board Solicitor: Commitment to excellence required. * Email: [email protected]. 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in porch. $299K. 609-425- Maria D. Curry Charles & Barbara Leone 1615 New Jersey Ave. $ 875,000 2205 Offi ce Space Joan Johnson Mary DeCaro 1341 C & D Virginia Ave. $ 412,000 Average: $ 643,500 Total For Cape May: $ 1,287,000 Home For Sale- For Rent DENNIS TOWNSHIP WebID #: 264799 In the Herald building, on — Carl Saduk Lorena Mumford 429 Head of the River Rd. $ 228,000 23 Hidden Lake Dr., CMCH the fi rst fl oor, facing Rt. 47, with private entrance. Average: $ 228,000 Total For Dennis Township: $ 228,000 NEW CONSTRUCTION LOWER TOWNSHIP 4 BR, 3.5 BA, on 3 Acres Excellent location, be- tween the GSP and Rt. 9 Mary J. Williams Lawrence & Kathy Shillington 321 Roseann Ave. $ 169,900 Upscale 24-home comm. Joseph J. & Maria A. Link John B. & Nancy A. Klos 1000 Crest Pl. $ 428,000 $439,900 in Rio Grande. 600 or 1260 square feet available. For Shereda E. Haines Sayed Mohamed 3311 Bayshore Rd. $ 69,570 Jersey Cape Realty, Robert Staley III Alyson Carroll 104 Orchard Dr. $ 182,500 inquiries, please phone Ja- 609-884-5800 Mark H. McPherson Jr. David M. Dietz 541 Sheridan Ave. $ 167,500 net or Rachel at 609-886- www.Jersey Average: $ 203,494 Total For Lower Township: $ 1,017,470 CapeRealty.com 8600 ext. 33 or 34. MIDDLE TOWNSHIP Home For Sale- rd Donald S. & David J. Pitale Danielle Fiore 24 3 Ave. $ 244,500

— WebID #: 265253 — WebID #: 263165 NVR Inc. James & Linda Schaefer 2007 Tidewater Ave. $ 274,090 Wildwood-large home+2 NVR Inc. Francis & Barbara ABrown 2005 Tidewater Ave. $ 238,230 cottages. Motivated Seller NVR Inc. Michael & Susan Campbell 2001 Tidewater Ave. $ 260,945 ready for all reasonable of- Average: $ 254,441 Total For Middle Township: $ 1,017,765 CONDO for Sale fers. $189,000 REAL ESTATE NORTH WILDWOOD Beecher Kay Realty Co. Michael & Nicole Fisher William & Theresa Mitchell 316 E 17th Ave., Unit 5 $ 270,000 or RENT? 609-522-2434 Estate of Mary E. Schwarz Theresa & Michael Petner 413 E 16th Ave. $ 315,000 Reach seasonal & year [email protected] ROOMMATES Average: $ 292,500 Total For North Wildwood $ 585,000 around renters with OCEAN CITY WANTED an ad in the Herald. — WebID #: 265316 Estate of Michael F. Iafolla Pappas Family LP 2415 Wesley Ave. $ 3,600,000 Andrew B. Chase Jr Brett Huberman 3304 West Ave., 1st Fl $ 427,500 Get the best value for Roommates Wanted- Gregory S. Haines Sr. Michael Mahoney 1935 Asbury Ave. $ 455,000 your money! Anita V. Harper Trust JWR Properties LLC 5805-07 West Ave. $ 500,000 ROOMMATES WANTED: Average: $ 1,245,625 Total For Ocean City: $ 4,982,500 Place your ad today. Newly renovated home, STONE HARBOR nd 886-8600 ext. 33 or 34 North Cape May. Refs. Mary A. Jervis William & Virginia Jervis 11017 2 Ave. $ 400,000 req’d. Call 609-271-8775 Average: $ 400,000 Total For Stone Harbor: $ 400,000 UPPER TOWNSHIP ROOMS FOR RENT Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Chad I. & Amy J. Speicher 11 McDonald Dr. $ 189,900 REAL ESTATE AUCTION Average: $ 189,000 Total For Upper Township: $ 189,900 WEST CAPE MAY Thurs., Jan. 23, 1pm Estate of Robert H. Matthews Lindsay & Daniel Casale 123 Stimpson Ln. $ 195,000 Average: $ 195,000 Total For West Cape May: $ 195,000 The Sea Movie Theater Rooms For Rent- WILDWOOD 4005 Pacifi c Ave. David A. Greenlee Victor & Oksana Idelson 225 E Wildwood Ave., Unit 220 $ 55,000 WILDWOOD CREST John Flanagan Kathleen McHugh 4901 Susquehanna Ave. $ 240,000 Edward Andres, et al Steven & Christine Eckroth 3403 Park Blvd. $ 255,000 Wildwood, NJ 3rd house from ocean. W/D, Beach Partners Stephen & Patti Early 2703 Atlantic Ave., Unit 2 $ 255,000 70 seat nostalgic movie house w/all non-smoking premises. Average: $ 201,250 Total For Wildwood: $ 805,000 $135/wk. 201-776-9669 equipment. Bldg has numerous uses. WILDWOOD CREST Terms: $3000 cash deposit. Rita Perez James A. Deery Jr. 130 E Morning Glory Rd. $ 425,000 Inspection 1 hr prior. — WebID #: 265341 Average: $ 425,000 Total For Wildwood Crest: $ 425,000 COUNTY TOTAL: $ 11,132,635 Rooms For Rent- Compilation © 2014 Seawave Corporation Source Data: Cape May County Clerk’s Office Abstracts Barry S. Slosberg, Inc Auctioneers/Appraisers WILDWOOD: Year round. Single rooms, TV, micro., Year Round Rental- AU1487l fridge. Winter rate $125 per SPACE FOR RENT 215-425-7030 week and up. Util. incl. SS CAPE MAY Year Round Rental- Space For Rent- www.bssauction.com vouchers accepted. Please call 908-601-7423. Charming 1st fl oor, 1 BR CAPE MAY & DENNIS TOWNSHIP Ware- apt. Separate entrance, 2 house Business Space NORTH CAPE MAY — WebID #: 265037 porches, windows on four - 4200 sq. ft. with loading sides. No smoking/pets. docks, 2 offi ces & bath. Starting at $1100/mo plus Month to month. $950. 609- utilities. Credit check and HERALD ADS WORK! Excellent tri-county loca- 884-8177 tion on well traveled road. references required. Jersey $1,100/mo. 609-861-2345 Cape Realty, Inc. 609-884- — WebID #: 264900 5800. Year Round Rental- — WebID #: 264904 — WebID #: 265287 North Cape May Space For Rent or Sale- Year Round Rental- 2 BR luxury apts.

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portunity for offi ce rental CAPE MAY Year Round Rental- Walking distance to or sale in desireable part COURT HOUSE shopping centers, of Sea Isle. For more info. LOWER TOWNSHIP ATTENTION REALTORS! restaurants & please call 610-547-6775 Tranquility Park. 3 bedroom 4 bedroom, 2 bath, new, transportation. Contact Rachel or Janet clean. Large basement, house. Cathedral ceilings, dining area, new carpets & Other locations available y to ask abou — WebID #: 264920 big yard. Central heat and today to ask about Special air. $1550/month + utili- paint, C/A.. Ready to go. 609-641-9888 ties. References & security New deck, beautifully land- YEAR ROUND scaped yard. $1475/month deposit required. 609-847- — WebID #: 264778 Presidents’ Day RENTAL 2907 + gas & electric. Avail. March 1. 609-884-8368 or 973-728-7177 Year Round Rental- Weekend Year Round Rental- — WebID #: 265371

NORTH WILDWOOD: 3 BR, Weekend Real Estatetate CAPE MAY AREA Year Round Rental- — WebID #: 265218 Es 1 Ba. No smoking, no pets. RealPricing* Estate Large estate home on se- Refs. & sec. dep req’d. cluded lot. Recently reno- CAPE MAY $1200/mo + elec. 703-244- * vated. 3 BR, 2 1/2 Bas., ing COURT HOUSE 4719 PrPricing*ic garage, A/C & heat pump, Newly renovated 2 bed- washer, dryer, refrig. Refs. room w/fi replace, washer/ — WebID #: 264884 and sec. dep req’d. $1525/ dryer, gas utilities. No pets. mo. + util. Call Maria, 609- $950/month + utilities. 609- 886-6035 ext 16 465-8038 House for Sale? 609-886-8600 *Deadline — WebID #: 265242 — WebID #: 264908 Reach buyers with x 33 or 34 Wed. Feb. 5 an ad in the Herald. classiÀ [email protected] by 5pm Need to sell your home? Rent out your condo? Place your ad here. Place your ad today. Call 609-886-8600 today.Ext. 33 or 34 www.capemaycountyherald.com 886-8600 ext. 33 or 34 January 22, 2014 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A33 Go to www.capemaycountyherald.com. Enter Web ID # for more ad information. PUBLIC NOTICES Year Round Rental- (From Page A31) THE TOWNSHIP OF LOWER MEETING SCHEDULE NOTICE Year Round Rental- BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS Block: 690 Lot: 3 RESOLUTION #14-5 February 6 - 7:30 p.m. - workshop meeting DENNIS TOWNSHIP, DISTRICT NO. 2 8:00 p.m. - regular meeting P. O. BOX 211 Year Round Rental- NORTH WILDWOOD Dimensions of Lot: 1616 sq ft WHEREAS, the Planning Board of the Town- February 20 - 8:00 p.m. - regular meeting DENNISVILLE, NJ 08214 ✰✰✰✰✰ ship of Lower, Cape May County, New Jersey BEACH BLOCK Nearest Cross Street: Highland Avenue is a contracting unit as defi ned by the Local March 6 - 7:30 p.m. - workshop meeting ANNUAL BUDGET NOTICE NORTH WILDWOOD Public Contracts Law, NJSA 40A:11-1 et seq; 8:00 p.m. - regular meeting 3 BR apt. 2nd fl oor. $1,090. VILLAS Superior Interests (if any): None and March 20 - 8:00 p.m. - regular meeting The Board of Fire Commissioners, Dennis Beach block, 1 bedroom, + util. No pets. No smoking. Township, District No. 2, hereby gives notice furnished condo. Ocean Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- WHEREAS there exists a need for legal ser- April 3 - 7:30 p.m. - workshop meeting that the 2014 Annual Fire District Budget for 609-613-8261 2 BR, 1 ba., lg fenced in tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and vices for the Planning Board’s business from 8:00 p.m. - regular meeting the calendar year beginning January 1, 2014, view. No pets. $835 per yard w/shed. Pets ok. expenses, there remains any surplus money, time to time, which services are “professional April 17- 8:00 pm - regular meeting and ending December 31, 2014 was adopted the money will be deposited into the Superior services” as defi ned in said law; and on December 3, 2013. month + electric & security. $950/mo + util. 609-886- Court Trust Fund and any person claiming May 1 - 7:30 p.m. - workshop meeting — WebID #: 264776 WHEREAS funds are available for this pur- 8:00 p.m. - regular meeting The adopted Annual Budget refl ects each Will consider shorter term. 3283 or email bbait123@ the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and pose; and May 15 - 8:00 p.m. -regular meeting item of revenue and appropriation in the same 609-523-1385 comcast.net 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that amount and title set forth in the introduced person’s claim and asking for an order direct- WHEREAS the Local Public Contracts Law June 19 – 7:30 p.m. – workshop meeting and approved budget, including all amend- ✰✰✰✰✰ ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff requires that the resolution authorizing the 8:00 p.m. - regular meeting ments, thereto, if any, which have been ap- WebID #: 265325 or other person conducting the sale will have award of contracts for “professional services” proved by the Director of the Division of Local — Year Round Rental- information regarding the surplus, if any. without competitive bidding must be publicly July 17 – 7:30 p.m. – workshop meeting Government Services. advertised; 8:00 p.m. - regular meeting The Annual Budget presented for adoption WebID #: 264314 A full legal description of the premises can VILLAS — be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by August 14 – 7:30 p.m. – workshop meeting refl ects total revenues of $252,031.00, which May County. This sale is subject to unpaid the Planning Board of the Township of Lower, 8:00 p.m. - regular meeting includes an amount to be raised by Taxation CONDO for Sale taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Cape May County, New Jersey, as follows: of $250,946.00 and total appropriations of 1 BR apt. very clean, quiet. liens and other Municipal Assessments. The September 4 - 7:30 p.m. – workshop meeting $252,031.00, as indicated in the budget docu- amount due can be obtained from the local 1. The Chairmember and Secretary of the 8:00 p.m. - regular meeting ments, copies of which are available from the $750/mo. + utils. Credit taxing authority. Board are hereby authorized and directed to September 18 - 8:00 p.m. - regular meeting Secretary of the Board of Fire Commission- or RENT? enter into an agreement with Avery S. Teitler ers, Kyle Prosser. check, proof of income refs. Year Round Rental- Amount due under judgment is $270,208.62 for the performance of legal services at such October 2 - 7:30 p.m. - workshop meeting Reach seasonal & year Non-smoking premises. No with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be compensation as may be reasonable for such 8:00 p.m. - regular meeting Anticipated Revenues: around renters with added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed services, for the calendar year 2014. October 16 - 8:00 p.m. - regular meeting Misc. Anticipated Revenues & Fund pets. 609-972-9141 WILDWOOD check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 2. This contract will be awarded without com- Balance $1,085.00 20% of the bid price is required. petitive bidding as a “professional service” November 6- 7:30 p.m. - workshop meeting Amount to be Raised by Taxation an ad in the Herald. 210 East Taylor Ave. under the provisions of the Local Public Con- 8:00 p.m. - regular meeting $250,946.00 WebID #: 265318 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any tracts Law because it is a contract for services — sale without further notice of publication. performed by a person authorized by law to December 4 - 7:30 pm - workshop meeting Total Anticipated Revenues: $252,031.00 Get the best value for Elegant 1 BR, 1 Ba., 2 story All publication costs are paid for by the plain- practice a recognized profession and that it 8:00 pm - regular meeting tiff. was not possible to obtain competitive bids. December 18 - 8:00 p.m. - regular meeting Budget Appropriations: your money! apt. in Victorian building. 3. A copy of this resolution shall be published Administration $16,600.00 Private entrance & deck. Attorney: POWERS KIRN LLC. in the offi cial newspaper of the Township of Meetings will be held in the Borough Hall, Cost of Operation and Maintenance Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Lower as required by law within ten (10) days Meeting Room, located at 501 Washington $148,366.00 No pets. $800 + util., sec. CH754069 of its passage. Avenue, Woodbine, New Jersey. Length of Service Award Program Place your ad today. dep & refs req’d. 609-849- 4x Fee=$136.08 4. A copy of this resolution and any contract $23,500.00 01/22, 01/29, 02/05, 02/12/14 pursuant hereto are on fi le and available for Lisa Garrison Debt Service $48,565.00 886-8600 ext. 33 or 34 8801 ______public inspection in the offi ce of the Clerk of Borough Clerk Future Capital Outlays $15,000.00 IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF the Township of Lower. Michael Anthony Bethel 1x Fee=$24.30 01/22/14 Total Budgeted Appropriations: TO CHANGE THE NAME OF The foregoing is a true copy of a resolution ______$252,031.00 — WebID #: 265361 Demitri James Marcheski adopted by the Planning Board at its meeting PUBLIC NOTICE TO held on January 16, 2014 Voters will be asked to vote on the Annual Year Round Rental- Demitri James Bethel Notice is hereby given that bid proposals will Budget at the Annual Election to be held on The William J. Galestok, PP, AICP be received via the Internet until 10:00:59 A.M. Saturday, February 15, 2014, from 2:00 p.m. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Director of Planning on 2/27/14 downloaded, and publicly opened to 9:00 p.m. at the Dennisville Volunteer Fire Take notice that the undersigned will apply and read, from Bidders classifi ed under House, 721 Petersburg Road, Dennisville, WILDWOOD CREST to Cape May County Superior Court on the DATED: January 16, 2014 N.J.S.A. 27:7-35.1 et seq.; in the CONFER- New Jersey 08214. 10th day of February, 2014, at 9 o’clock in ENCE ROOM-1C, 1st Floor E & O Building, the morning, at the Court House in the City 1x Fee=$30.38 01/22/14 New Jersey Department of Transportation, K. Prosser, Clerk/Secretary HANNEL’S ______1035 Parkway Avenue, Trenton, NJ 08625; Board of Fire Commissioners, 1st fl oor, updated 1 bed- of Cape May Court House, New Jersey, for a judgment authorizing Demitri James PLANNING BOARD OF for: Dennis Township, District #2 room apartment, unfur- Marcheski to assume the name of Demitri THE TOWNSHIP OF LOWER C nished. $825 per month, James Bethel Maintenance Job Order Contracting (JOC) 1x Fee=$30.38 01/22/14 Apartments RESOLUTION #14-6 Bridge Repairs, South - 2014 Various Loca- ______utilities included. Security Michael Anthony Bethel tions, South Region; Counties of Atlantic, NOTICE Professionally Managed deposit required. No pets, 3 Vermont Avenue WHEREAS, the Lower Township Planning Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS Villas, New Jersey 08251 Board, requires Engineering services for Gloucester and Salem DENNIS TOWNSHIP, DISTRICT NO. 3 no smoking. Planning Board business from time to time, P. O. BOX 503 2 BEDROOM SPECIAL 1x Fee=$10.94 01/22/14 and upon motion duly made and seconded, Federal Project No: STP-C00S (566) WOODBINE, NJ 08270 Call 609-846-1025 ______George A. Curvan was appointed as Engineer DP No: 14407 PUBLIC NOTICE of the Lower Township Planning Board for the ANNUAL BUDGET NOTICE 2ND MONTH FREE year 2014; Bidders are required to comply with the WebID #: 265351 Pursuant to the “Open Meeting Law”, P.L. requirements of P.L. 1975, c. 127 N.J.A.C The Board of Fire Commissioners, Dennis — 1975 c. 231, the Lower Township Board of NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by 17:27. Township, District No. 3, hereby gives notice 1/2 OFF SECURITY DEPOSIT Education has revised its originally scheduled the Lower Township Planning Board on this that the 2014 Annual Fire District Budget for Year Round Rental- January 28, 2014 board meeting. The Lower sixteenth day of January 2014, that George For Federal projects, Bidders must register the calendar year beginning January 1, 2014, Township Board of Education will meet at 8:00 A. Curvan will serve as Engineer of the Lower with both the New Jersey Department of Trea- and ending December 31, 2014 was adopted p.m. in the library of the Mitnick School with a Township Planning Board for the calendar sury, Division of Revenue pursuant to N.J.S.A on December 17, 2013. Work Session beginning at 6:45 p.m. year 2014. 52:32-44 AND the “Public Works Contractor 1 BEDROOM WILDWOOD CREST Registration Act”, N.J.S.A. 34:11-56.48 et seq. The adopted Annual Budget refl ects each $ 00 I, Frank Onorato, Secretary of the Board of William J. Galestok, PP, AICP (P.L.2003, c. 91) prior to contract execution. item of revenue and appropriation in the same Education of Lower Township, do hereby cer- Director of Planning Appropriate proof of these registrations should amount and title set forth in the introduced 850 2 bedroom apt. for rent. tify the foregoing to be true, this 16th day of be provided to NJDOT as soon as possible. and approved budget, including all amend- January 2014. DATED: January 16, 2014 ments, thereto, if any, which have been ap- $900/month + utilities. No The Department, in accordance with Title VI proved by the Director of the Division of Local 2 BEDROOM pets. Please call 609-368- Frank Onorato 1x Fee=$12.15 01/22/14 Civil Rights Act of 1964, 78 Stat. 252 U.S.C., Government Services. 0841 Business Administrator/ Board Secretary ______49 C.F.R., Parts 21 and 23 issued pursuant to 834 Seashore Road PLANNING BOARD OF such Act, and Section 504 of the Rehabilita- The Annual Budget presented for adoption $ 00 Cape May, New Jersey 08204 THE TOWNSHIP OF LOWER tion Act of 1973 will afford minority business refl ects total revenues of $161,937.00, which 925 enterprises full opportunity to submit bids in includes an amount to be raised by Taxation — WebID #: 265329 1x Fee=$9.72 01/22/14 RESOLUTION #14-7 response to this invitation and will not dis- of $161,063.00 and total appropriations of ______criminate against any bidder on the grounds $161,937.00, as indicated in the budget docu- • Air Conditioning Now Accepting PUBLIC NOTICE BE IT RESOLVED by the Planning Board of of race, color, sex, national origin, or handicap ments, copies of which are available from the Year Round Rental- TOWNSHIP OF UPPER, the Township of Lower, Cape May County, in the project award. Secretary of the Board of Fire Commission- • Swimming Pool Small Pets FIRE DISTRICT NO. 1 New Jersey, that: ers, Tami Kern. STRATHMERE, NJ 08248 (a) Pursuant to statute, this notice is submitted Plans, specifi cations, and bidding information WILDWOOD CREST to advise the public of the times and places at for the proposed work are available at Bid Ex- Anticipated Revenues: • Laundry Facilities Notice is hereby given that the Board of Fire which the Planning Board of the Township of press website www.bidx.com. You must sub- Misc. Anticipated Revenues & Fund Commissioners, Upper Township, District No. Lower shall meet to consider the business of scribe to use this service. To subscribe, follow Balance $874.00 1, Cape May County business meetings for the public body. the instructions on the web site. Fees apply Amount to be Raised by Taxation • Heat/Hot Water Included 2 BR, 1 Ba. No pets. Refs. the Board of Fire Commissioners will be held (b) The days, dates, times and places at which to downloading documents and plans and bid- $161,063.00 req’d. $1100/mo. + util.. at the Strathmere Fire House at 5 p.m. on the the Planning Board of the Township of Lower ding access. The fee schedule is available on following dates: shall meet on a regularly scheduled basis dur- the web site. All fees are directly payable to Total Anticipated Revenues: $161,937.00 (609) 884-0026 609-729-9167 ing 2014 are as follows: Bid Express. January 16, 2014 January 23, 2014 July 24, 2014 Budget Appropriations: 3910 Bayshore Rd., N. Cape May February 15, 2014, NO meeting, February 20, 2014 August 21, 2014 Plans, specifi cations, and bidding information Administration $30,600.00 WebID #: 265128 but Elections 2 pm to 9 pm March 20, 2014 September 18, 2014 may be inspected (BUT NOT OBTAINED) by Cost of Operation and Maintenance Located near the Cape May Lewes Ferry — February 20, 2014 April 10, 2014 October 16, 2014 contracting organizations at our various De- $79,695.00 April 3, 2014 May 15, 2014 November 13, 2014 sign Field Offi ces at the following locations: Debt Service $34,642.00 June 19, 2014 June 19, 2014 December 11, 2014 200 Stierli Court Future Capital Outlays $17,000.00 September 18, 2014 January 22, 2015 Mt. Arlington, NJ 07856 October 16, 2014 Phone: 973-601-6690 Total Budgeted Appropriations: Year Round Rental- November 20, 2014 The work review sessions, at which time the $161,937.00 December 18, 2014 business of the public body will be discussed, One Executive Campus Rt. 70 West Outer Banks, NC Vacation Homes! and formal action may be taken, will be held Cherry Hill, NJ 08002 Voters will be asked to vote on the Annual Outer Banks, NC Vacation Homes! January 15, 2015 on the following days: Phone: 856-486-6623 Budget at the Annual Election to be held on WILDWOOD Ken Weaver, Chairman January 16, 2014 July 17, 2014 Saturday, February 15, 2014, from 2:00 p.m. 1/16/14 February 13, 2014 August 14, 2014 to 9:00 p.m. at the Belleplain Volunteer Fire Over 500 Vacation Homes, Small 1 BR cottage, unfurn., March 13, 2014 September 11, 2014 New Jersey Department of Transportation House, 106 Hands Mill Road, Belleplain, New $750/mo + gas. Refs. & sec. 1x Fee=$13.36 01/22/14 April - No Meeting October 9, 2014 Division of Procurement Jersey 08270. from Duck to Kill Devil Hills to ______May 8, 2014 November - No Meeting Bureau of Construction Services rindley req’d. 609-780-3663 NOTICE June 12, 2014 December - No Meeting 1035 Parkway Avenue T. Kern, Clerk/Secretary Corolla, Outer Banks, Oceanfront BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS January 15, 2015 PO Box 600 Board of Fire Commissioners, UPPER TOWNSHIP, DISTRICT NO. 1 Trenton, NJ 08625 Dennis Township, District #3 The fi rst, fourth and fi fth Thursday of each each to Soundfront, Private Pools, WebID #: 265222 P. O. BOX 71 — STRATHMERE, NJ 08248 month shall be the regular planning sessions 3x Fee=$113.00 1x Fee=$29.16 01/22/14 VACATIONS & SALES Hot Tubs, Pets and More… of the Planning Board, unless otherwise 01/22, 01/29, 02/05/14 ______ANNUAL BUDGET NOTICE noted. ______Book Online at www.brindleybeach.com The Board of Fire Commissioners, Upper The fi rst meeting of the Planning Board held Township, District No. 1, hereby gives notice in 2014 shall be the re-organization meeting. 1-877-642-3224 that the 2014 Annual Fire District Budget for (c) The meetings will be held at the Township the calendar year beginning January 1, 2014, of Lower Municipal Building meeting room, “SERVICE FIRST… FUN ALWAYS!” 2600 Bayshore Road, Villas, NJ at 7:00 PM NATIONALS and ending December 31, 2014 was adopted on December 19, 2013. prevailing time. Reader Advisory: the National Trade Vending Machines. Minimum $4K to (d) Unless otherwise specifi cally provided by Association we belong to has pur- $40K+ Investment Required. Loca- The adopted Annual Budget refl ects each law, the meetings identifi ed herein shall be chased the following classifi eds. De- tions Available. BBB Accredited Busi- item of revenue and appropriation in the same open to the public. termining the value of their service ness. (800) 962-9189 amount and title set forth in the introduced and or product is advised by this publica- Notice to Homeowners in the Wildwoods approved budget, including all amendments, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of tion. 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Court House at the Coun- Snow Falls Free, Costs to Clear ty Administration Building Community By AL CAMPBELL tion for what was forecast 208 regular hours and 265 tor Gerald Thornton. (609) 463-6678 to be from three to 10 overtime hours operating “We were in a lot better

CREST HAVEN – What inches. Even with all that 22 trucks to keep roads shape than in Cumberland 1/29/14 does a snowstorm cost? salt, if temperatures plum- passable. (county),” he added. I went Calendar Locus of Control: In- How much did it take to met into the teens or single Foster wanted to “Give from Cape May to Cumber- Listed below are upcoming community events of general interest. ternal vs. External at clear county roads in the digits, no melting can take an idea of what seven inch- land and was shocked at For more information concerning these and other events, go to Events. 6:00pm in Cape May year’s first snowfall? Try place. es of snow did, considering the difference. CapeMayCountyHerald.com . For a selected list of fun and entertaining Court House at Cape May 451 tons of salt that cost According Foster’s report we were supposed to get far Added Freeholder E. Ma- events, see the Entertainment Calendar in the Dining & Entertainment section of this paper. Court House Library (609) $29,770.51. to freeholders Jan. 14, the less. They did a great job rie Hayes, “That is why my To submit your event to our calendar, free of charge, go to Events. 463-6386 Before the predicted cost to the county for the cleaning it up,” he added. daughter and family were CapeMayCountyHerald.com. Submission of an event does not guaran- Jan. 2-4 storm that depos- “It got so cold on Friday not here (at reorganization External vs. Internal snowfall of Jan. 21, County tee print publication, due to the volume received. To ensure promotion Engineer Dale Foster said ited about seven inches of (Jan. 3) it was tough to keep when she took her oath). for your event for as little as $10, call 886-8600, Ext. 34. Locus of Control Seminar the fl uffy white stuff was them free from ice.” They live in Cumberland at 6:00pm in Cape May the county took several calculated for 26 employ- “I was surprised to see and they could not make Court House at Cape May deliveries of salt Jan. 20, 1/22/14 Free Rabies Clinic and its Road Department ees to salt and plow. how much was cleaned it.” Court House Library (609) at 2:00pm in Cape May barns are fi lled in prepara- Those workers clocked up,” said Freeholder Direc- GWCOC 2014 Annual 465-5999 Court House at the Middle Economic Outlook at Township Department of "Plan, Prepare, Predict 11:30am in Wildwood at Public Works (609) 465- and Protect Yourself" Ka- Kiwanis Club Honors 60 Years of Service the Wildwoods Convention 8732 rate Seminar at 8:00pm in Center (609) 729-4000 Martin Luther King Jr. Rio Grande at South Coast By LINDA DUFFY was awarded a dedication 36th Basic Course for Day Pot Luck Dinner at Shore Kick Karate (609) plaque by president Tom Police Offi cers to Gradu- 6:00pm in Cape May at 465-2913 CAPE MAY – Kiwanis Hynes. ate at 12:00pm in Cape Lyle Hall at the Cape May Club of Cape May celebrat- Swain told Kiwanis May Court House at the United Methodist Church 1/30/14 ed the 60-year anniversary members that he joined Public Safety Training Cen- of one of its own Jan. 15 at in 1954 as a young, single (609) 884-7525 Windows 8 Hands On: the clubhouse on Beach Av- member of the U.S. Coast ter (609) 465-1134 Music, Photos, Video enue. Charles “Bud” Swain Guard stationed in Cape Introduction to iOS7 1/26/14 at 6:00pm in Avalon at May. His father Nick at 2:00pm in Cape May Women of Wildwood Avalon Free Public Library was a member and

Court House at Cape 2nd Annual Pancake always talked of the May County Library, Main Breakfast at 8:00am in 1/31/14 service it provided Branch (609) 463-6341 Wildwood at Tom Cat Social Media 101: The to the community. iPad Workshop- In- Restaurant Bud looked forward Fundamentals at 9:00am troduction to iWork Tom Werkheiser in in Cape May Court House to every meeting and at 5:30pm in Avalon at Concert at 3:00pm in Vil- at Atlantic Cape Communi- enjoyed singing club Avalon Free Public Library las at St. Barnabas by the ty College, Room 105 (609) songs and listening Bay Church 343-5655 to speakers every 1/23/14 Wednesday night Carol Hackenberg (609) 889-0667 Chili Cookoff at 6:30pm discuss interesting Introduction to in Erma at Tabernacle Charles “Bud” Swain Love of Linda Cancer current events. He Spreadsheets – Excel United Methodist Church Fund Spaghetti Dinner had perfect atten- take club members to a 2010 at 9:00am in Cape (609) 972-7020 Hackenberg said, “It’s al- at 3:30pm in Wildwood dance for the first Kiwanis Club meeting in ways nice to see Bud at his May Court House at At- Crest at the Bayview Inn lantic Cape Community 2/1/14 seven years of his Toronto, Canada. With usual table on Wednesday (609) 729-0456 College, Room 105 (609) membership, both at the plane half full, he ap- nights. I know I’m in the

343-5655 iPad Workshop- iCloud club and board meet- proached the Court House right place at the right 1/27/14 and Other Cloud Servic- ings, and worked his and Wildwood clubs and time.” Hynes told the Her- Windows 8 Hands On: My 3rd Computer es at 10:00am in Avalon at way up through the sold the remainder of the ald that Swain “continues The Web at 6:00pm in Avalon Free Public Library ranks to serve as seats. When landing in to be an active member Class at 10:00am in Cape Avalon at Avalon Free president in 1960. Canada, police surrounded of the club” and that his Public Library May Court House at Cape The Amazing Amazon May County Library, Main Kindle Fire at 10:30am in Swain wanted to the plane. Swain had not father, Nick Swain, pur-

Branch (609) 463-6341 Cape May Court House at do something “big received clearance to come chased and donated the 1/24/14 and memorable” from an outside country clubhouse, a former life- My 3rd Computer Cape May County Library, Introduction to Word – Main Branch (609) 463- while he was presi- into Canada and said, “I saving station, 75 years Class at 2:00pm in Cape dent and decided thought the plane took care Word 2010 at 9:00am in 6341 Carol Hackenberg ago. He also mentioned the May Court House at Cape Cape May Court House at to charter a plane of that.” The police escort- club is signifi cant because May County Library, Main “The Legacy of George Charles “Bud” Swain and wife Atlantic Cape Community from the Cape May ed the Cape May members it is probably the oldest Branch (609) 463-6341 Henry White” Exhibit Pat Swain College, Room 105 (609) County Airport to to the clubhouse where lo- and most active in the at 2:00pm in Cape May 343-5655 Knitting Club at 3:30pm cal members greeted them. Lower Cape May region Court House at the Bee- The headline in the local in Avalon at Avalon Free and “when people in Cape Public Library sley House (609) 465- Plunge at 9:45am in Cape How to Spot Hawks newspaper read, “Goodwill May talk about service, the 1/25/14 6415 May Court Hse at Crest and Eagles feat. Pat and people from U.S. were ar- Early Gardening: Get- Cape May Kiwanis is fi rst Woodbine American Greater Wildwood Ro- Haven Nursing and Rehab Clay Sutton at 6:00pm in rested.” for hands on.” Legion Wartime Speak- ting Started Indoors at Center (609) 465-1261 Cape May Court House Bud went on to say that 6:00pm in Cape May tary Beef & Beverage at Kiwanis Club of Cape er Event at 1:00pm in 6:00pm in Wildwood at Introduction to Win- at Cape May Court House friends have kept him com- May will hold its 90th An- Woodbine at the Amer- Court House Cape May Library (609) 463-6386 ing back to the club and Court House Library (609) the Bolero Resort (609) dows 8.1 at 10:00am in niversary Gala at Cape May ican Legion Post 298 846-1209 Cape May Court House that he has the longest Convention Hall Saturday, (609) 861-2456 463-6386 at Cape May County Li- length of service and was April 26 from 6 to 11 p.m.

* * * * * * * * * * * * * 2/2/14 brary, Main Branch (609) More Community the youngest president at Tickets will be available 1/28/14 CMC Army National 463-6341 age 30. He thanked every- for purchase by the public AA and AlAnon Sup- Guard Breakfast Meeting Amputee Support Calendar can be one for coming to the cel- with details coming soon port Group at 10:00am in Knitting Club at 3:30pm at 9:00am in Villas at Villas Group at 1:00pm in Cape ebration and introduced his on its website, http:// Cape May Court House in Avalon at Avalon Free Diner (609) 729-1596 May Court House at Cape found at wife Pat, daughter Terri and capemaykiwanis.com. at Cape Regional Medical Public Library Regional Medical Center her husband Glenn. Also in Make It with Maker- Center (609) 463-4043 events.CapeMay (609) 463-4043 Smart Phone Users attendance were sons Rick To contact Linda Duffy, Bot! at 10:30am in Cape Group at 5:30pm in May Court House at Cape Board of Chosen (president in 1991) and email lduffy@cmcherald. 2/3/14 Avalon at Avalon Free CountyHerald.com May County Library, Main Freeholders Meeting current member Scott. com. Public Library President-elect Carol Branch (609) 463-6341 at 3:00pm in Cape May 8th Annual Polar Bear January 22 2014 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A35

Lower Township Weekly JOHNSON, LUCILLE M., of Linda Cancer Fund, PO PROUD-GIORDANO, PA- age 73, of Erma passed Box 1053, Wildwood, NJ MELA F., 42, of North Cape Arrest Summary for Obituaries away peacefully on Thurs- 08260, or S.O.C. (Survi- May, January 16, 2014. She day, January 16, 2014 at vors of Cancer), PO Box was a member of the Sea- Jan. 6-Jan. 12 her home. She was born in 266, Wildwood, NJ 08260 shore Community Church Full obituaries are post- obituaries. In our print edi- Vineland, NJ and has been a or Holy Redeemer Hospice, of the Nazarene. VILLAS- The following of Court ed online, without charge, tion, we publish brief death life-long area resident, living 1801 Route 9, Swainton, www.evoy are the arrests made by immediately upon receipt notices free of charge and in Erma since 2005. Lucille NJ 08210. To share con- funeralhome.com. the Lower Township Po- Jan. 10: from participating funeral full obituaries for $2.36 per was a graduate of St Anne's dolences, please visit www. lice Department from Jan. Andrew Hollingsworth, homes. To view obituaries line. Obituaries must be Elementary School and a evoyfuneralhome.com. TIMMRECK, CARL J., 63, of 6 - Jan. 12. 22, Villas, NJ: Contempt online, log onto www.Cape- submitted, or confi rmed by, 1958 graduate of Wildwood KINNERMAN, ROBERT F. Villas, January 14, 2014. He of Court MayCountyHerald.com/ a funeral home. Catholic High School. She Sr., 70, of Rio Grande, Jan- was a life- long Cape May Jan. 6: Matthew Donnelly, 25, was the owner/operator of uary 14, 2014. He worked in area resident. Michael Pearson, 20, Vil- Villas, NJ: Contempt of BABCOCK, MYRNA ARVID- the Carousel Motel in Wild- public relations for Senator www.evoy funeralhome.com. las, NJ: Possession of Hypo- Court SON, 86, of Beesleys Point, wood Crest; manager of the Jeff Van Drew. dermic Needle, Contempt January 14, 2014. El Coronado Hotel in Wild- www.radzieta.com wood Crest; and the Beach VETTER, DORIS E., 87, of of Court, Shoplifting Jan. 12: BECK, DAWN E., 48, of Terrace Hotel in Wildwood. MARKS, JOHN ALEXAN- Cape May Court House, Tammy Brennan, 27, Rio Jenna Gibson, 23, North Wildwood, January 16, Lucille was a former mem- DER “JACK”, 74, of Cape January 19, 2014. She was Grande, NJ: Simple Assault, Cape May, NJ: Contempt 2014. Arr.: Ingersoll-Green- ber of St Anne's RC Church May Court House, January a member of Maris Stella Contempt of Court of Court wood FH and a current member of St 12, 2014. He served in the Parish of Avalon. John of God RC Church. www.radzieta.com BUDIN, BARBARA J., age US Marines. Jan. 7: It should be noted that She enjoyed working with 70, of North Cape May, www.radzieta.com Dustin Liddell, 36, Court the above individuals are ceramics. Lucille is sur- January 17, 2014. House, NJ: Contempt of only charged with the vived by her husband Ralph www.evoy MOHLER, FREDERICK L., Court above mentioned offenses Johnson of Erma; her son funeralhome.com. 96, of North Cape May, Jan- John Litsch III, 31, and are presumed innocent Michael (Kelly) Johnson of uary 12, 2014. He served in Glassboro, NJ: Contempt until proven guilty. HORVATH, ANDREW J., Cape May Court House; CALLAHAN, JOHN “JACK”, the US Army during World of North Cape May died and her son Ralph (Char- 89. He was a member of War II. Thursday, January 16, 2014 lene) Johnson of Corbin, Notre Dame de la MarPar- www.evoy Mayor Donohue at the Our Lady of Lourdes KY. Also surviving are her 4 ish. Arr.: Ingersoll- Green- funeralhome.com. Medical Center in Camden. grandchildren: Erika, Nick- wood FH Schedules Weekly He was 47. las, Victoria, & Isabella; and Born in Plainfi eld, he lived her sister Joanne Cacci of N Meetings with CARTER, ELIZABETH M. in Colonia, Edison, Wood- Wildwood, NJ. There will be (Nee WRIGHT), 95, of Ocean bridge and Point Pleasant a Mass of Christian Burial at As we mourn the loss of our loved ones, City, January 12, 2014. She Township Employees before moving to North 11:00 AM on Friday, Janu- let us also remember to celebrate the lives that attended St. James A.M.E. Cape May in 2005. ary 24, 2014 at the Parish Church. touched us deeply, leaving indelible traces COURT HOUSE -- Mid- this common goal. We plan He worked as a carpenter of St John Neumann, St and woodworker for over dle Township Mayor Tim to make it a priority in COLLINS-FOX, JEAN- John of God RC Church, that cannot be erased by time. 2014 that all of our employ- NETTE, 87, of Cape May, 25 years, most recently with 680 Townbank Rd, North Donohue announced that the United Brotherhood of he will begin a new pro- ees are given opportunities January 13, 2014. She was Cape May, NJ 08204; where Call Janet or Rachel at Carpenters & Joiners, Local friends will be received from gram for Township employ- for ongoing training and a a member of Our Lady Star 886-8600 ext. 33 or 34 of the Sea Church. #1743, Wildwood. 10:00 to 11:00 AM. Inter- ees called “Meet with the clear path toward career As well as a skilled cabinet- to place your remembrance. advancement. Their in- ment will be private. The Mayor Mondays.” Middle CUNNINGHAM, WILLIAM maker, Andrew was an avid family suggests donations put is key in making this Township employees and T., 89, of Marmora, Janu- outdoorsman who enjoyed in Lucille's memory to Love department heads will have initiative as successful as ary 15, 2014. He served as hunting, fi shing and work- the opportunity Mondays possible.” a US Navy engineer. ing on cars. He lived a full from 8:30 a.m. - 10:30 Donohue begins his DALESSIO, BARBARA A., but too short a life and is al- a.m. to meet with Mayor third year on the Middle 76, of Townbank, January ready missed by many. Cape May County’s Donohue to discuss any Township Committee and 18, 2014. She was attended He is predeceased by his concerns or suggestions assumed the title of Mayor St John of God RC Church parents, Andrew & Helen Beloved Family and Friends they may have regarding during the Committee’s in North Cape May. Horvath. the operations of Township reorganization meeting www.evoy Surviving are his sons, government. The meet- Jan. 6, 2014. funeralhome.com. Zachary and Tyler Hor- Members of the public vath, both of Cape May; In Loving Memory of Bob Calkins, Jr. ings will be held at Town- March 25, 1966 ~ January 27, 2010 ship Hall starting Jan. 27, may also make suggestions EVANS, BARBARA ANN, their mother, Evelyn Ward 2014. to the Middle Township 62, of Wildwood, January of Sayreville; partner, Patty “This is a great opportu- Committee via a special 13, 2014. Arr. Ingersoll- Cofer of Linwood; brothers, It broke our hearts to lose you, nity for me to meet with link on the Township’s Greenwood FH Mark of Cape Coral, Flori- You did not go alone. website, www.middletown- da, and Stephen and Paul, our employees and depart- For part of us went with you ment heads individually ship.com. Residents can both of Lawrence, Kansas; to listen to their ideas and click on a tab at the top of and sisters, Susan Lasky of Th e day God called you home. Woodbridge and Mary Eyer concerns”, Mayor Donohue the website entitled “Ask of Pen Argyl, Pennsylvania. Love, said. “We are partnered a Question” and submit a comment or ask any ques- Funeral services will be with a very talented and held on Wednesday, Janu- Mary, Megan and Kyle tion relating to the services committed group of em- ary 22nd at 8:30 AM at ployees in Middle Town- provided by Township gov- the GOSSELIN FUNERAL ship. As we try to reduce ernment. All suggestions As we mourn HOME, 660 New Dover spending while maintain- will be forwarded to Town- Road, Edison, followed Would you like to thank all ing strong services, many ship Administrator Connie the loss by a 9:30 AM Mass at St. those who were kind to you folks have come to us with Mahon, and all questions of our loved John Vianney RC Church, In Loving Memory creative ideas to help meet will be answered. Colonia. Burial to follow Tyller Christopher and your family during a ones, in St. Gertrude’s Cemetery, County Police Academy Colonia. Visitation held on Camp recent loss or eulogize your let us also Tuesday, January 21st from 9-23-97 1-21-04 loved one? Is Looking for a Few 2-4 & 7-9 PM at the funeral Always Loved remember home. and Donations in lieu of fl ow- Call Janet or Rachel Good Citizens to celebrate the ers can be made to a char- Never Forgotten Love, 886-8600 COURT HOUSE -- The operations in simulated lives that touched ity of choice in his loving Cape May County Public situations.” memory. Your Family exts. 33 or 34 Safety Training Center will Topics include Crime us deeply, “Godspeed Drew.” be holding a Citizens Po- Scene Investigation, Ju- lice Academy starting Feb. venile and Criminal Law leaving We, the family of Rocky Bryan, Sr. 24, 2014. The Academy overview, Police Depart- indelible traces will take place on Mon- ment Budgeting Activities, would like to express our deepest days from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Major Crimes and Crime that through April 21, 2014. Scene Investigations, Use gratitude and appreciation to the en- of Force and K9, CPR and cannot be “Death is no All citizens are invited tire community for the outpouring of to sign-up for the Academy, AED certifications and erased more than which will provide an over- SWAT Team Demonstra- passing from view of the law enforce- tions. by time. love and support shown at such a sad ment function. Freeholder Refreshments will be one room into time. We will forever be thankful to Desiderio said, “Citizens provided during the eve- another. But will have a chance to see ning. To register, please call how police are trained the Cape May County Po- Call Janet there's a all. He was a proud man who loved and how they respond to lice Academy at 465-1134 difference for various situations. This is or e-mail your interest or Rachel his family, friends and community. We were humbled by the a hands-on academy that to [email protected]. at 886-8600 me, you know. incredible amount of people that came to lend support in all gives citizens an opportu- nj.us. Because in that nity to participate in police ext. 33 or 34 capacities. In life he surrounded himself with to place your other room I Substance Abuse Response Team Meets shall be able amazing people and it showed radiantly VILLAS -- The Lower Township police and judi- remembrance. to see.” Township Substance Abuse cial division. The group dis- when we said goodbye. Response Team met Jan. cussed initiatives to keep 16 under the leadership of young people involved in ~Helen Keller Mayor Michael Beck. The activities and away from Thank you again from the bottom of our hearts. team includes represen- drugs. The team has been tatives from the county, meeting every six weeks The Family of Rocky Bryan, Sr. recreation staff, Lower for the past year. A36 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion January 22 2014 From The Publisher Wildwood Was the Pinelands “Raucous Refusal A Bad Decision? Rental” One thing Americans particularly enjoy about being Americans is our freedom to prosper. In 2012 our per capita gross domestic Ordinance product was $52 thousand. If you lived in Burundi, the Central African Republic, Ethiopia, Liberia and numerous other nations that share space on the globe, your per capita GDP would be less Arbitrary than half of $1 thousand. To the Editor: What is the difference? Just because we have 100 times as much wealth, does that mean we are 100 times While I do not condone smarter? No. People of all nations are equally misbehavior of renters, I smart, but they lack our heritage. We have been do not believe holding a phenomenally blessed by those who preceded landlord responsible for a us, with indispensable values and institutions on bad group is the answer which to build our lives and our nation. nor fi nd it illegal. Excessive In America we have been structured for uses of service would refer success, which has enabled us to pursue our to the use of police calls to individual dreams. When someone saw an op- JAN. 22: Police Academy Graduation (36th Basic Course) 4 p.m. MTPAC a “rowdy property” which portunity to make a dollar, he or she went for Open house at noon. under this new ordinance it. If they were successful, fi rst thing you know they hire someone would allow the revocation else to give them a hand. And the really successful ones employed Every society gets the kind of criminal it deserves. What is equally true is that every of a landlord’s rental license. scores, hundreds, even thousands of people. community gets the kind of law enforcement it insists on. – Robert Kennedy If a homeowner receives calls This takes us to the war of ideas taking place in our nation today, multiple times for a domestic and which is being played out in countless decisions. One such disturbance or being loud decision was the Jan. 10 vote seeking permission for a natural gas Our Readers Write more than twice a year does pipeline through the Pinelands, to serve our B. L. England electric their mortgage company re- generation facility in the northern part of our county. Pinelands Pipeline Backers Make False Claims ceive some sort of communi- In search of profi ts (not a dirty word), the owners want to convert To the Editor: the B.L. England power plant must be repowered cation from the municipality the plant from coal-burning to natural gas. You may recall several revoking their mortgage? Or years ago the stockholders of the plant were threatened by the with natural gas to ensure the safety of the region’s The Pinelands Commission wisely rejected electricity supply are both false and a blatant use how about a hotel that has a New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection with possible group of rowdy guests – what closure due to the expense of meeting ever-more stringent environ- the South Jersey Gas proposed Memorandum of of “green cover” to capitalize on a business op- Agreement. South Jersey Gas is a private company portunity presented by the purchase of the B.L. ordinances help improve the mental regulations. They were able to work through that, and 200 quality of life for those short jobs and $5 million in tax revenue were preserved. and South Jersey Gas alone initiated the Pinelands England plant by Rockland Energy Investment. pipeline development project. Under the Pinelands The proposed Memorandum of Agreement was term rentals? It seems sort of Nationally, many electrical generation facilities are converting to arbitrary seeing how much natural gas due to its plentiful supply, relatively cheap price and its Commission Comprehensive Management Plan, unlawful; if indeed a need for energy redundancy private, commercial development such as the exists then South Jersey Gas should have taken of the police force is needed environmental friendliness. To convert to gas, B. L. England needs at 2 a.m. on weekends when a large supply. The application proposed to traverse the Pinelands, proposed pipeline must meet the standards for the high road with a “waiver of strict compliance” a “wavier of strict compliance,” which expressly instead of attempting to circumvent the system the bars close, requiring and the commission refused them. excessive demands on city Taken by itself, this decision doesn’t even start to threaten requires proof of a compelling public need and no and exploit the public and protected lands with a alternative means of meeting the need. Memorandum of Agreement. services. Are these bar own- America’s wellbeing. But when such decisions are made time and (Page A37 Please) again, starting from the U.S. president on down, it puts the brakes The oil and coal-fi red B.L. England plant had on the economy. Based upon historical precedence, the conserva- adequate notice and opportunity to bring the MARTHA WRIGHT tive argument would be that if we don’t release the brakes, we existing plant into compliance. Claims suggesting Avalon N cannot create the business climate which hires the workers, in turn bringing back full employment, not to mention reducing the federal defi cit. COMPASS POINTS... By AL CAMPBELL W E A liberal counter-argument would be that, because of man’s con- tribution to global warming, along with the need to preserve the environment, government needs ever-tighter regulations. What will it be? We all want to live without fear of destroying Oh, Governor, How They Love Ye S our environment, but that does not apply here, as B. L. England’s Vilifi ed, scandalized, chastised could describe the man who, form for 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. in D.C. current fuel, coal, is a lot dirtier than gas. So what is the impedi- for some odd reason, won reelection to the Garden State’s chief Ah, how sweet it all was back then when Sandy was looming ment? A pipeline running next to the road could possibly leak, but executive chair. Oh, don’t we just love to kick a guy to the curb and faith was strong. the pipe would be quickly repaired. Environmentally we would be a when he’s vulnerable? It’s the mean spirit that dwells within so Now, I suppose when he’s done with the gym (after which lot better off. If the environmentalists stand in the way of our doing many, which seems to again indicate, we elect mortals to offi ce yet we were told he fi rst learned of the fl ap that has drained the things which improve our environment, then what is their goal? we expect saints to preside. Something just doesn’t connect. smile from his face) he might think back to days like those in There was a day when we willy-nilly dumped all sorts of pollution Regardless of what we may want to believe, politics is not for Anglesea. into our rivers, without thinking of the consequences; those days the timid or thin-skinned. Regardless of the party’s name, it is a “They loved me,” he might think. “They are long gone. system that can easily run afoul of snowy-white motives. This is absolutely adored me. They looked up to me. They are not making a logical argument, at least not out in the not new. Any student of history could rattle off administration They knew I was a straight shooter. They open for all to hear. One gets the feeling sometimes that some after administration, on just about every level, that had some respected me. Now look at this mess.” Just (Page A38 Please) “dirty laundry” hidden in the back closet. Some were fortunate like that “Life of Riley” TV series when Wil- in not having it rock their little “ship” too hard while others have liam Bendix would, post-pickle, sadly utter, Quotes From the Bible sustained mortal wounds. “What a revoltin’ development this is.” “Love never gives up; and its faith, hope, and patience never “Stupid” might be the word that exemplifi es actions that Cape May, being the Republican county fail.” — 1 Corinthians 13:7 wrought havoc to Gov. Chris Christie. Was he the master of his that it has historically been, surely has its fate? Who knows? Who will ever know? stalwart Christie supporters, even in these It would not surprise me one bit that, since the latest target dark days. They know the storm will pass. is Chris Christie, some rogue will attempt to draw conclusions Like little Annie, they’re likely crooning, that Christie was personally responsible for hurricanes Irene and Published Every Wednesday by the “Guv, the Sun’ll Come out Tomorrow.” Sandy, so that he could utter that quotable phrase for the good of That’s called loyalty and it’s in really short SEAWAVE CORPORATION all Aug. 26, 2011 “Get the hell off the beach.” supply lately. Realizing some perhaps took his directive to heart two years Enter CapeGOP Chairman Michael Donohue Jan. 9, after later after Sandy’s wrath tore the shore from limb to limb, the ARTHUR R. HALL, President & Publisher Christie’s contrite press conference. He issued the following in good governor placed himself, front and center, in the camera’s eye response to the George Washington Bridge lane closures: “Gov. ALFRED S. CAMPBELL, Managing Editor and reminded the tourist masses, New Jersey’s seashore (beaches) Chris Christie today demonstrated the kind of leadership that were “stronger than the storm.” To wipe away the taint of Irene, he has become known for throughout New Jersey and the na- PRESTON D. GIBSON, Director of Development maybe he ought to have declared, “Get the hell on the beach!” Of tion. His statement today was a rare and refreshing “buck stops BENJAMIN N. HALL, course he did not, but given the heat of the past few weeks, I’m here” moment in politics that we have not seen in many years. Director of Online Application Development betting he would go for that right now, and revisit, for a fl eeting By apologizing and taking responsibility for the actions of cer- moment, when he was U.S. Attorney for New Jersey speaking to KAREN DICKINSON, Advertising Manager tain staff members and being decisive in dealing honestly with the Sept. 11 ceremony at Crest Haven. the issues, Gov. Christie has set a higher standard for our other BETH HUBER, Senior Sales Executive I would place hard cash that Chris Christie would, at this very political leaders and elected offi cials.” STEVEN DUNWOODY, Media Manager moment, opt for a long, quiet walk on a cold Cape May County Any astute politician knows several facts of public life, and beach than be in the international limelight, trotting about the Christie likely has all memorized: ROBERT KOSINSKI, Operations & IT Manager nation raising dough for this Republican or that Republican be- 1. Keep your friends close and your enemies closer. cause he’s chairman of the Republican Governors Association. If 2. Forget last week, what have I done for you today? 1508 Rt. 47, Rio Grande, N.J. 08242 not, maybe he wishes he could watch his son’s baseball game, 3. Voters have extremely short memories. Phone 886-8600 ■ Fax 886-1879 only by car this time. 4. Keep your little black book up to date, you may need it E-Mail: [email protected] Timing is everything, we know, still it may puzzle some well- tomorrow. meaning tourist who recalls that “Get the hell off the beach” 5. Don’t luxuriate in the good life, it will end too soon. DEADLINES abides by the order and tosses the travel brochures and decides to In the meantime, maybe the governor will take in a few News & Photos ...... Thursday spend a fortnight vacation in Fargo, N.D. or Grand Teton National schools. Youngsters won’t realize he had their best interests at Display Advertising ...... Friday-5 p.m. Park where, presumably, things would be safer and more enjoyable heart wanting them to go to school longer so they can be better Classifi ed Ads ...... Monday-11 a.m. than wiggling toes in the “strong” beaches of the Jersey Shore. when they graduate. Third graders have no point of reference to Classifi ed Display Ads ...... 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Neither participating advertisers nor the publishers will be responsible or liable for offi cials were literally tripping over each other getting brief face want to be when you grew up?” misinformation, misprints or typographical errors. Seawave Corporation’s liability time with the big guy. Such disarming queries would put “Bridgegate” in a whole for errors or omissions resulting from its own negligence or from cause beyond its control extends only to the cost of actual space occupied or to have been occupied When the Guv fi nally appeared that day, the adoring crowd new light. Photos would be spread abroad with smiling children by the item(s) in which the error or omission occurred. The publishers reserve the behind the yellow ribbon cheered. Caesar would have been so beaming in colorful classrooms. Oh how thankful those voters’ right to edit or refuse any submitted material, as well as to reject or cancel any jealous. Some snapped photos with their children and him. Others advertisement at any time. memories are short. How sad they wanted a saint and instead stretched out their hands to touch the man who might someday got just an ordinary human. Dedicated to the Service of God and Mankind. win the hearts of his countrymen and fi ll out a change of address January 22 2014 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A37 Blog of the Week Seeing The Light with a light on top. Reading the signs, you’ll fi nd there’s By MEGAN KUMMER; Blog entry posted on Jan. 14 On the Way more, a whole lot more, Chow on Chili to it. My respect for the The Superbowl looms just weeks away and chilly, rainy Green Pork Chili to Cape May keepers of the Lighthouse temps make it diffi cult to warm up. Times like these call Recipe courtesy of Bobby Flay grows. First lit in 1859, By Jean Barraclough for a killer batch of chili. I’ve compiled the best of the Ingredients: shoulder, cut into 1-inch the lantern was powered best recipes across the wide spectrum of chili recipes for 2 red onions, chopped cubes fi rst by whale oil, then lard, your tasting pleasure. Get fi red up. Here we go: 1 pound tomatillos, husked, 5 cups chicken stock Beyond ushering in the New Year, then kerosene, and fi nally electricity. That First up, the quick and low-cal chili fi x. rinsed, and halved 1 cup chopped fresh cilan- January doesn’t have much going for it. oil, no matter what kind, had to be carried 3 jalapenos, stemmed, seed- tro leaves All the beautiful lights and decorations of up the steps – all those steps – to keep ed and halved Salt 30-Minute Turkey Chili the holiday season are gone, leaving us the light burning every night. We have From Food Network Kitchens 2 garlic cloves Pepper displayed on the ground fl oor a fi ve-gallon 4 tablespoons canola oil 10 fl our tortillas, warmed with a rather dreary landscape. Snow is Ingredients: 12 ounces soy crumbles 2 pounds boneless pork a mixed blessing: It makes things messy brass can of the type used by the keepers. 3 tablespoons extra-virgin One 12-ounce Mexican or treacherous, but at least it covers up Five gallons? That couldn’t have been too olive oil lager-style beer Directions: heavy. Right. Preheat the oven to 400 degrees. the brown grass and decorates the bare 2 teaspoons chili powder One 15 1/2-ounce can branches of early winter. Gone is the intricate clockwork system 1 teaspoon dried oregano In a large bowl, toss the onions, tomatillos, jalapenos, and kidney beans, rinsed and Here at the Mid-Atlantic Center for the that once turned the beacon, along with 1 teaspoon kosher salt drained garlic with 1 tablespoon of the olive oil and spread on a baking sheet. Roast until soft and starting to brown, about 20 to 30 Arts & Humanities (MAC) in Cape May, its system of counterweights. Gone, too, 5 cloves garlic, chopped One 14 1/2-ounce can is the original Fresnel lens (now on dis- 1 medium yellow onion, minutes, stirring twice during roasting. January is a time to regroup. The holiday whole peeled tomatoes, with play at the county Historical Museum, an chopped their juice Meanwhile, in a large Dutch oven over medium-high heat, add season is always hectic and both staff and 1 tablespoon tomato paste Optional Garnishes: the oil and heat. Brown the pork, in batches, until well-browned. trolleys can use a rest. It gives us a chance amazing system of prisms that refl ected 1 chipotle chile en adobo, Sliced scallions, cilantro When browned, add all of the pork back to the pan and cover to look back at the year behind us and and magnified the burning oil lamps, coarsely chopped, with 1 sprigs, avocado, sour cream, with chicken stock. Add the roasted vegetables, cover the pan talk about what we did well, what we can replaced by two 1,000-watt bulbs that tablespoon sauce grated Monterey Jack cheese and place in the oven. Cook until the pork is very tender, about produce a rotating beam visible for more 1 1/2 hours. improve on, or ask what we were thinking 1 pound ground turkey or and/or tortilla chips when we did something else. than 24 miles. While pork is cooking, place the cilantro in a food processor. One old photo shows keeper Harry Add 2 tablespoons of water and puree. Remove the pork from Wearing my publications hat, it’s a Directions: Palmer standing near what looks like a Heat the olive oil in a large, heavy skillet over medium-high the oven and stir in the cilantro puree. Season, to taste, with break from the more frequent issues of heat. Add the chili powder, oregano, salt, garlic and onions, salt and pepper. Serve with warm fl our tortillas. This Week in Cape May with which I deal rather fl imsy railing around the watch gal- and cook, stirring, until fragrant, about 3 minutes. Stir in the most of the year. Of course, our new web lery, which today is completely enclosed. tomato paste and chipotle Vegetarians can get in on the action site is very much like a baby, growing and There was also a ladder outside the railing chile and sauce; cook 1 too! demanding constant attention. (yes, outside) that the keeper could use to minute more. Add the One of the winter projects which climb to the roof when it needed painting. turkey, breaking it up with Spicy Vegetarian Chili occupies the short days of January is re- Much as I love to visit the Lighthouse, the a wooden spoon, and cook Recipe courtesy Food Network Magazine designing our interpretive signage at the watch gallery is not one of the places for until the meat loses its raw Ingredients: Cape May Lighthouse. From the ground me, and the idea of climbing that ladder color, about 3 minutes (or 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil to paint the roof makes my knees buckle. add the soy crumbles and fl oor up to the very top, there are dozens 1 large onion, chopped God bless those keepers! stir until coated.) Add the 2 large bell peppers (1 green, 1 red), of signs that tell the story of this county beer and simmer until re- chopped landmark. Each landing, with a window Treat yourself and your family to a duced by about half, about 3 medium carrots, fi nely chopped view of surrounding homes and the beach, visit soon. After a brief winter respite, 8 minutes. Add the beans. Kosher salt has several signs about this rich history. the Lighthouse reopens for Presidents’ Add the tomatoes, crushing 6 cloves garlic, fi nely chopped OK, if we’re being honest here, most of Weekend and then every Saturday. Before them through your fi ngers 3 tablespoons chili powder us stop to read them because it gives us a we know it, spring will be here and the into the skillet, along with chance to catch our breath from climbing iron staircase will once again ring with the their juices; bring to a boil. Cover the skillet and cook, stirring 1 tablespoon ground cum- 2 tablespoons unsweetened the spiral stairs. But as I work on each of footsteps of thousands of visitors. Make occasionally, until thick, about 10 minutes. Ladle the chili into in cocoa powder sure you’re one of them. bowls and serve with the garnishes of your choice. 2 teaspoons ground cori- 2 15-ounce cans pinto the signs, I’m gaining a new appreciation Or, let the crock pot do the work while you catch all the ander beans, drained and rinsed for both its history and its role as a beacon pre-game coverage. 2 teaspoons dried oregano 1/2 head caulifl ower to those on the water. Barraclough is director of publications 1/2 to 1 chipotle chile pep- 1/2 cup finely chopped There’s not much to a lighthouse, is and website at MAC. Slow-Cooker Texas Chili per in adobo sauce, chopped fresh cilantro, plus torn leaves there? After all, it’s just a cone of bricks Recipe courtesy of Food Network Magazine 1 tablespoon tomato paste for topping (optional) 2 corn tortillas, torn into Shredded reduced-fat ched- Old people like to give good advice, as solace for no longer being able to provide Ingredients: 1 tablespoon ground cum- pieces dar cheese, sliced scallions bad examples. François La Rochefoucauld 2 1/2 pounds beef chuck, in 1/2 cup brewed coffee and/ or plain low-fat Greek cut into 2-inch cubes 3/4 cup chili powder 1 28-ounce can whole plum yogurt, for topping (optional) 2 tablespoons packed light 1 14-ounce can diced toma- tomatoes, crushed by hand toes with chiles  brown sugar Kosher salt 1 to 2 tablespoons green Directions: 2 tablespoons vegetable oil hot sauce Heat the olive oil in a large saucepan or Dutch oven over ESON medium-high heat. Add the onion, bell peppers, carrots and E S Sliced scallions, fresh ci- L 1 small onion, finely 1/2 teaspoon salt; cook, stirring frequently, until the carrots G chopped lantro and/or sour cream, for 5 cloves garlic, smashed topping begin to soften, about 8 minutes. Add the garlic and cook 2 Over 150 2 4.5-ounce cans chopped Tortilla chips, for serving more minutes. Add the chili powder, cumin, coriander, oregano, (optional) chipotle, tomato paste and tortillas and cook, stirring, until the LIQUORS Different green chiles, drained tomato paste is brick red, about 4 minutes (add a splash of wa- Directions: ter if the mixture begins to stick). Add the coffee and simmer DISCOUNTDISCOUNT Craft Toss the beef with 1 tablespoon each brown sugar and salt until almost completely reduced, about 30 seconds. Stir in the SOLD HERE in a large bowl. Heat the vegetable oil in a large skillet over tomatoes, cocoa powder, beans and 2 1/2 cups water and bring WINEWINE BEEBEERR SSPIRITSPIRITS Beers! medium-high heat. Cook the beef in batches until browned on to a simmer over low heat. Cook, stirring occasionally, until the all sides, 4 to 5 minutes (do not crowd the pan). Transfer to a chili thickens slightly, about 1 hour, 30 minutes. 5-to-6-quart slow cooker. Meanwhile, trim the large stems off the caulifl ower and HOLIDAYS ARE OVER WINTER Reduce the heat to medium, add the onion to the skillet and coarsely grate the fl orets on a box grater. About 10 minutes ~ cook until soft, about 5 minutes. Stir in the garlic, chiles, cumin before the chili is done cooking, stir in the grated caulifl ower. HAS SET IN WE’RE STILL HERE! and chili powder and cook 3 minutes. Add 1 1/2 cups water and Cook 10 minutes, then remove from the heat. Stir in the chopped ~ the tomatoes and simmer, scraping up the browned bits from cilantro and season with salt. Add some water if the chili is too Special orders available upon request. the bottom, about 3 minutes. Transfer to the slow cooker, cover thick. Ladle into bowls and add toppings. and cook on low, 7 hours. Add the remaining 1 tablespoon brown sugar and the hot Get down to chili cooking. Please share your reviews sauce to the chili. Serve with scallions, cilantro and/or sour with me! cream for topping, and chips, if desired. (Reserve 3 to 4 cups Lock & Key for Chili-Corn Casserole.). To read more from Megan Kummer, visit her blog, Or, shake things up with a pork-based, spicy jalapeno Meritage “Scrambled Meg’s” on the Herald website http://www. chili! SALE! capemaycountyherald.com/blog/mkummer and check out all of our bloggers at http://www.capemaycountyher- Was $13.99 Raucous Rental ald.com/blog-directory. If you’re interested in blogging Now $11.99 (From Page A36) with the Herald, email [email protected]. ers’ mercantile and liquor licenses now going to be held accountable as well? Or how about a nursing home that receives numerous calls for service – are they also going Mother Teresa to be held accountable for their excessive use of city Cline Zinfandel services? Touched My Hand While we all pay taxes, we are entitled to the same- “Kamala! We must make able ourselves to survive for shared services. Holding a rental property to a different Decoy standard and applying different rules than any other peace, for God.” property would be considered discrimination and an easy Mother Teresa repeated the statement in our fi rst Cabernet ordinance to have removed by any competent attorney. meeting, which makes me think of the real defi nition of Sauvignon While I admire Wildwood’s efforts to improve the life. Whatever it may be, I have learned a lot about life SALE! quality of life for its residents, this ordinance is not the since then. I must thank her for this. One should fi rmly Was $23.99 answer. This ordinance could cause the town all sorts of determine about one’s life. Unless we are independent, legal complications including lawsuits. Holding a landlord we can’t accept life in meaningful ways. It is true — no Now $19.99 accountable for the actions of its tenants is not fair as one shares our loneliness and hardships. there is no way to tell if they will be a problem group or As my friend has said, “Kamala, if you can’t change the not. Nor can one determine if a friend of a tenant will be problems, shut your eyes because the earthly tension and Cameron Hughes 332 the cause of a potential problem. There are other ways to sorrow live outside. When you shut your eyes, the world Cabernet Sauvignon improve the quality of life, such as going after the tenants disconnects automatically and you feel peace.” You have some time, that cause infractions and making them costly for those It is true that to live is not too easy. The hard way of so do we - Stop in and take a look. who do not follow local ordinances and misbehave. These living might divide our path. Ultimately, to have a success- same tenants are the ones spending money on beach tags, ful life is to keep our aims in perspective. We can change Sun-Thurs 10 am to 9 pm • Fri & Sat 10 am to 10 pm patronizing local businesses and should not be considered our life in time. It is mind. It cannot remain unchanged. a target nor discriminated against. To quote an intellectual, “As a brave woman, you are not Corner of Route 9 and Sea Isle Blvd. Ocean View ADAM SZYFMAN far from success.” As joy and sorrow are momentary, so 609-624-WINE (9463) Avalon (Page A39 Please) A38 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion January 22 2014 Pinelands (From Page A36) stumbling blocks to be placed in our path, The Grammy Award: Growing Big such as this decision not to let a pipe cross of the environmentalists we face here the Pinelands, we cannot expect our na- with the Joy of Giving Back in Cape May County will not be happy tion to return to full prosperity. until the people are squeezed out of here A Pinelands pipeline would aid the concluding that charitable spending augments happiness altogether. economy without imperiling the envi- universally. But three dimensions impact how happy we People need jobs, and we have become ronment. This decision should be over- Making are about giving back: accustomed to our prosperity. We are turned. 1. We need to make it our choice. Feeling cornered unwilling to revert to the lifestyles of the is uncomfortable. Researchers have done brain scans on underdeveloped nations, living on pennies ART HALL Life Work! givers. These brain scans match the givers’ own reports instead of dollars. By allowing unnecessary By DR. JUDITH COCHE that they feel satisfi ed when they give to others. Moreover, when people choose to give they give larger donations than when they feel obligated. LETTER POLICY • GOT AN OPINION? Those large blue, almost hazel eyes that I love so much 2. We need to make a connection. Giving gifts both strengthens relationships and creates happiness for both Herald Newspapers welcomes letters on subjects of community interest. To sub- looked excited, no… worried. Ava Lynn Galbraith, dressed giver and receiver. The Grammy Award rewards Ava for mit a letter, go to www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com; under the Opinion tab, click in her “diamond” dusted black party dress and bare feet, gifting others and, not only makes us happy but is likely on “Letter to Editor: Submit,” where you will fi nd the submission form. Alterna- hugged me hello. Seven, no… seven and a half, she held to build her interest in continued give back as she gets tively, letters may be submitted via postal delivery or direct delivery to our offi ce. out her thick, waist length chocolate hair and reminded older. Research shows that people derive more happiness For consideration, letters must be exclusive to the Herald, must be no longer than me that two hours remained until her haircut. Offhand- from spending money on those we love than those we 600 words and must include your name, your hometown and a phone number for edly I asked how short. She signaled about eight inches know less well. verifi cation. Deadline for letters is 5 p.m. Thursday for the following Wednesday’s shorter. Eight inches of that gorgeous hair gone? 8 whole 3. We need to make an impact. Sensing the real-world print edition. inches?? I worked at smiling beatifi cally and asked if she would miss it. No, it would grow back her Mommy had impact of our generosity matters and is a critical factor in said, and besides, it was hard to care for. Shorter would transforming good deeds into good feelings. be easier she assured me in her mother’s voice. So the chipper Miss Ava, delighted by contributing I reminded myself that my beautiful granddaughter something of her very own to help someone else, points did not need a carpet of hair and that this us all to a bigger truth. When we give to others developmental milestone in learning to give of our own accord, when that giving connects back mattered. After all, had I not chosen to be us to others deeply, and when our gift makes a called Grammy so I might establish the Grammy clear impact on the well-being of another being, award for my then unborn four grandchildren. even our smallest gifts can impact our happi- The Grammy Award, I planned, taught giving ness and sense of making a difference with our back to our work. Each child between six and life. Can you think of a better reason for giving WINDOWS 8 CLASSES 12 who donated time or material resources to of yourself in 2014? I can’t. Hands-On: Apps their world would receive an engraved silver To consider: How do you infl uence the value trophy from me to encourage them to share system of those you love by rewarding chari- Thursday, Jan. 23 from 6 to 7:45pm their good fortune with others. Just as Ava’s table behavior through your approval or reward Hands-On: Music, Photos, Video Mother, currently a psychiatrist, had learned for them? How might your life be enhanced sign language at age seven, so she could read to by giving to others? Thursday, Jan. 30 from 6 to 7:45pm deaf children, so would my grandchildren be rewarded To read: Happy Money. The Science of Happier Spend- Organizing Your Files for giving back to a world that so graciously protected and ing. Elizabeth Dunn and Michael Norton. 2013. Simon enhanced their lives. And, last month when Ava signed and Schuster. Thursday, Feb. 6 from 6 to 7:45pm a document attesting that she had donated her own toys Dr Judith Coche is owner of The Coche Center, LLC, and clothes to other children she told me she wanted the a Practice in Clinical Psychology at Rittenhouse Square Visit AvalonFreeLibrary.org for details Grammy Award and that, maybe, when she was bigger, and in Stone Harbor. Reach her through www.cochecen- she would donate her hair. ter.com Avalon Library A few hours later, I received a charming cell phone 235 32nd Street Avalon, NJ 08202 photo of a proud Ava holding two severed eight-inch Email: [email protected] braids. Shoulder length, her hair looks perky and adorable. She had donated to Pantene’s Beautiful Hair program. For more info., call 967-7155 The website summarizes “Hair to Us, Hope to Them” and informs me that Ava has become part of “the largest national movement and fi rst campaign to create free, real-hair wigs for women with cancer. Hair provided by generous volunteers “…will be used to craft beautiful, high-quality wigs. Then it will go to a woman affected by hair loss from cancer.” Simply spectacular if you ask me. And, deed done, Ava beamed with pride about her contribution. She clearly felt happy from contributing to Serving Cape May County Since 1946 our world. Will she do it again? I expect so. The research on happiness informs us that contributing Impact-Resistant Vinyl Windows and Full Line of Windows to the lives of others is powerfully impactful. Dr. Eliza- and Doors to Protect Your Home From Hurricanes beth Dunne suggests that spending as little as $5 to help someone else can increase the giver’s happiness. A Gallup Dr. Juliette Galbraith Also Offering... World Poll survey found that in 120 countries, people Ava's long hair Jan Ava donates to Beautiful who donated to charity reported greater life satisfaction, 2014. Hair. • Shower Door and Tub Enclosures • Custom Made Glass Table Tops Between The Lines • New Construction and By BRYON CAHILL Replacement Windows • Storm Doors Won’t That Be Cozy? • Auto Glass • Custom Mirrors Both my younger brothers are big “gadget-guys.” right!” and then continued boarding up their windows 3.5% When the Nest Learning Thermostat came out, they each and disconnecting their Wi-Fi. bought one before I ever knew it existed. To those who Recently, I read a fascinating yet terrifying book by Dave Eggers. The concept surrounds itself around the NJ LICENSE #13VH01686800 Sales Tax! don’t know, the Nest Learning Thermostat is a product by Nest Labs, “a home automation company that designs world’s largest organization, “The Circle.” This not-too 2505 NEW JERSEY AVENUE, NORTH WILDWOOD • 522-2151 and manufactures sensor-driven, Wi-Fi-enabled, self- far-fetched company surpassed such heavy hitters as Face- learning, programmable thermostats and smoke book, YouTube, and yes, even Google to become detectors.” In a nutshell, it’s a robot on your the world’s No. 1 fi lter-through, one-stop-shop wall that, over time, learns your behaviors and for all your social media/Internet needs. It’s a self-programs the temperature based on when great read and I won’t spoil it for you, but basi- you’re home and how you’re feeling. Unlike cally the plot explores what happens when the Siri, the Nest Learning Thermostat doesn’t intrinsic human desire for knowledge becomes actually talk to you, though I’m sure that’s in insatiable and is met with intrusive advertising the works for future incarnations. “Welcome and a sheer loss of privacy. Thank God it’s only home, Bryon. Is it hot in here or is it just me?” fi ction! Ahem. Creepy. With Google’s latest purchase of Nest Labs, One neat feature about the Nest Learning many are freaking out, believing that “they” Thermostat, my brothers claim, is that you can can now have an eye on you in your own home, control the temperature in your home from even when you aren’t on your computer but just your smartphone, even if you’re 25 million miles away. sitting around, watching television or changing So if you’re feeling kinda toasty on Venus, at least you can diapers! I doubt Google is that interested in our mundane, punch a couple buttons and know that your bathroom is secret lives… and yet… pleasantly cool. Of course, there would have to be cell Like many other aspects of my own life, I tend to look towers on Venus fi rst. But that’s astride the point. Can at both sides of this and try to stay safely in the middle, you hear me now, Verizon? as an observer fearing the worst yet hoping for something Enter Google, the third, (maybe fourth?) and probably better. I do have a number of social media accounts where not fi nal product placement mention in this column. I probably share too much with the world and sometimes Google, the all-knowing, all-powerful, Peeping Tom behind wonder if little green goblins in the government are tal- the curtain decided to dig out the spare change from its lying up everything I write in order to classify and keep sofa and purchased Nest Labs for a ludicrous $3.2 billion. tabs on me. In a statement concerning the purchase Jan. 13, Google I have noticed lately that the advertising on random web CEO Larry Page said, “We are excited to bring great pages has become awfully familiar. A few weeks back, I experiences to more homes in more countries and fulfi ll was shopping for golf bags on DicksSportingGoods.com. I their dreams!” Immediately following the press release, probably spent a couple hours total (in multiple sessions) paranoid conspiracy theorists everywhere hollered, “Yeah (Page A39 Please) January 22 2014 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A39 Our Readers Write Income Redistribution Agrees with Previous Writer’s To the Editor: 400 guys with $100 million each? Who would buy more bathing suits or shoes or light bulbs or tanks of gasoline? In a letter to the Herald Jan. 15 entitled “Income In- As honest billionaire venture capitalist Nick Hanauer ‘Progressive Principles’ equality,” the writer stated both that he was a conservative says, “Our family has three cars. I buy maybe four pairs of pants a year. Now think how many cars and pants 1,000 To the Editor: ploy work-age males to offset unrest and and not a millionaire. What he didn’t say is that his letter was distorted, if not intellectually dishonest. Why? Most families buy.” That’s what is meant by income/wealth the Social Security Act (Old Age, Survivors redistribution being good for the economy. I would like to thank Ms. Jean Hunter and Disability Program) that enabled of what he wrote was an attack on a straw man and it’s really easy to beat up a straw man. I suspect that many people who scoff at income redis- for the thoughtful and intellectual pre- families to survive in the worst of times. tribution don’t have much acquaintance with truly rich sentation regarding the “Progressive The signifi cance was that in 1938, the First of all, the writer claimed that President Obama has an idea of wealth redistribution. The title of his article people. I happen to. I respect them and for the most part principles.” I believe that it is letters of U.S. was deepening into the depression, admire them but I don’t for a second believe that they have that caliber that will provide some of the partially a result of the Federal Reserve is “Income Inequality” but he starts off talking about Obama‘s ideas on inequalities of wealth. Income and “earned” it all on their own. They’ve gotten it through agenda outlines that will allow thoughtful policies. FDR created a stimulus program their own efforts and the efforts of others. The difference discourse. of $5 billion. The signifi cant addition to the wealth are two completely different things. Secondly, Obama’s ideas on inequality of wealth or being that they keep the lion’s share of the rewards for As Ms. Hunter illustrated with several stimulus was the tax policy that reduced those efforts. administrations of both parties that pro- corporate taxes. The saving grace was the income are pitiful at worst and anemic at best. He’s not an economist or a businessman. If the writer wants pro- BRUCE ALLEN gressive ideals were found in the Constitu- second industrial revolution developed Del Haven tion and suggesting context matters. as the U.S. supplied arms/materials for fessional ideas, he should listen to Nobel Prize winning Insofar as Woodrow Wilson policies, Europe followed by the Lend Lease Act economists like Robert Schiller, Joseph Stiglitz, Kenneth reading his history will show that he was that allowed allied nations to lease those Arrow, Peter Diamond et al, and businessmen like Warren Disagrees with Previous Writer’s the most racist president to hold offi ce. supplies, which never happened. Buffet as to why and how to redistribute income. Amaz- ‘Hatred Toward Obama’ The lack of fi nancial oversight by President President Johnson created a legacy of ingly, I saw no mention of any of them or their ideas in Wilson’s administration left billions of social changes that addressed legitimate of that letter. To the Editor: debt; the interest payment alone was $1 rights and abuses, but a realistic review of Third, the writer went on to present an absurd distribu- billion. Mr. Wilson was against the war 50 years illustrates that all of the funding tion of wealth (once again, not income) and, needless to It’s not “hatred” towards Obama tens of millions feel, before he was for it. The aftermath of the spent on the policy (expansions) without say, setting up yet another straw man – a redistribution rather extreme dismay a person with such a shady bio, war costs, reckless spending, unemploy- defi ned positive policy results. plan that no one that I have ever heard of has proposed. skimpy resume and leftward voting record was elected ment, destructive taxation, cost of living The government has expended over His example took all the money from Bill Gates wealth, president. This is America, not Guatemala. increases. Most debt was a result of lend- $20 trillion on the war on poverty; and gave a million to each of 71,000 people. No, no, No other American president ever put his college ing billions to the European nations during education, job training, housing, energy try this scenario instead: take the 2.2 trillion dollars in admission records and passport records “under lock” – and after the War. When in 1920, the assistance, food stamps, school and com- income that the top 1 percent gets each year, allow them why? Obviously they reveal something very damaging to newly elected Warren Harding found that munity meals on wheels, Medicaid, trans- to keep half, and redistribute the remainder among all the Obama. Take a guess … the U.S. had a $1 billion interest charge portation supplement fares and welfare. I 160 million workers in the U.S. The arithmetic may be a The Villas spouter who observed the U.S. is on a down- and the aforementioned related domestic agree that many of the above programs bit diffi cult but it comes out to around $8,000 for every ward spiral is right. Fewer than 25 percent of eligible vot- problems. Those cumulative problems and should be available as a safety net, not a one of those 160 million workers. Let me repeat, that’s ers turned out in the recent mayoral election in New York circumstances were bordering on a depres- hammock. Today, our Food Stamp program an additional $16,000 for a working couple. Needless to City – just shameful! DeBlasio is hard left too, just like sion that followed several years later. The has doubled in fi ve years; many inner say, no one is actually proposing such redistribution, but Obama. He chose Bill Clinton, a disgraced, impeached author did skip over President Harding cities the high school student drop out that’s what it would come out to. president, to swear him in. Then several of DeBlasio’s and President Coolidge. Admittedly their rate averages 40 percent some instances And that’s with the top 1 percent keeping $1.1 trillion associates proceeded to berate Mike Bloomberg, the out- administrations created a turnaround exceeding 46 percent. The single parent (one half of what they get) each year. Even allowing for 20 going mayor, right there at the podium. The Lilliputians termed as the “roaring 20s” that most of families vary according to race is 70, 41 percent income taxes on the top 1 percent, each worker are taking over, due to lazy citizens who won’t deign to Americans shared. and 33 percent. Current statistics validate gets $6,000 in such a distribution. become informed and then get out to vote! The 1929 Depression was a result of that most children born to a single parent But inequality is not just an issue of fairness or boost- a policy that permitted commercial and will live and develop into poverty. Context ing people’s income. It’s also an issue of the health of the GEORGIA MAKIVER investment banks a common policy that matters. economy. Here’s why. In 2009 (an off-year for the rich), Landsdowne, PA was not regulated at the time. Many Those who require the assistance are the top 400 incomes in the country averaged $200 million economists that studied the Depression affected by the hundred government each. That’s a total of $80 billion. Suppose those 400 fami- Ed. Note: The Villas spout off the writer refers to was: concurred that the Federal Reserve policies programs offered to assist them. All of the lies kept half and distributed the other $40 billion among “The U.S. is on a downward spiral not unlike the Roman were a major contributor to the fi nancial administration (staffi ng offi ces and legal 10 million workers. That would give 10 million workers Empire. Now the PC police have decided which citizens collapse. Policy changes at the Fed and the oversights) of federal, state and county $4,000 each. Who do you think would buy more loaves of our country are entitled to First Amendment rights. Banking Act of 1933, (the Glass–Steagall absorb far too much of that funding. Con- of bread – the 10 million people with an extra $4,000 or Will they start crucifying us next?” Act) restricted “speculative” transactions text does matter. and commercial – investment activities. AL CROSSEN FDR developed work programs to em- North Wildwood Cape May County Between the Lines Mother Theresa (From Page A38) (From Page A37) doing my research before I selected one I liked, checked think of meaning in the long run. out, and moved on to something else. Just yesterday I was It was December 1995. I was traveling with my uncle Celebrations! reading some article online (I forget where) and I looked to Calcutta via train. I was on the train, thinking of noth- Michael Angelo Soto to $150,000 Tonya Walker and Michael to the right and saw an ad to buy a golf bag which was ing except that I would see Mother Teresa. Term Life Insurance “You think about life, and life is for happiness,” my Soto of CMCH, Jan. 3 quite similar to the one I purchased. Putting aside the As little as $15 a Month fact that I already bought a bag and because of that, this uncle shared his ideas with me. “No need to feel that Home • Auto Michael Eli Hill to new ad didn’t interest me at all. This too little, too late you are worried. Everything will be all right after you see Life • Flood • Business advertisement was still quite shocking in its near-perfect Mother Teresa. Now you are traveling with me and must Katherine Hankins and targeting. Someone out there is doing something right. make a good journey for yourself here. We have only one Stephanie R. Campbell Agency Christopher Hill, Jan. 3 And it’s probably only a matter of time before they have life to live.” Uncle gave me a long speech. 15 South Main St., CMCH, NJ 08210 their algorithms tweaked to know that a user would not be “Little girl Kamala, you have your life ahead of you,” www.FarmersNJ.com • 609-465-2663 Jason David Kohler, III to interested in this right now because he already bought it. Mother Teresa said while touching my right hand. “Be Career Opportunities • Training Available Brittany Kohler (Marella) Perhaps that time will come when Nest Labs/Google has positive and strong, you are a poet, a good girl. There is so and Jason Kohler, Jr. of Rio an eye on your front door when the package arrives and much an intelligent girl in you. After all, your education Grande, Jan. 6 you open it and start transferring your golf clubs. Papa’s and your family has given you so much.” Births got a brand new bag! Though it looks like he’s running After meeting with Mother Teresa, I was happy and Lucas Paul Weber to low on hair gel. cheerful. It’s true that unless you meet and recognize Allison LoefÀ ad and Timothy Weber of CMCH, I don’t mean to put all the blame on Google though. yourself, you can’t be happy. Cape Regional Medical Wildwood, Jan. 1 Jan. 8 Without them, we’d all be a lot dumber. Are you old Mother Teresa remains a great part of my heart and Center reported the enough to remember NOT knowing something? It wasn’t mind. The relationship between her and me remains. She following births: Jase Christopher Spry Shore Medical Center that long ago when knowledge was a lot harder to obtain. was inspirational to me. to Brittany Carolynn reported the following And it isn’t solely Google that’s cataloguing our interests, I know we can dedicate our life only when we are ex- Solston Troy Smith to Giandonato and Matthew births: our lives. If you’re naïve enough to think there isn’t perienced about it. I feel very emotional when each time Fawn Smith (Harrison) James Spry of Marmora, some grand database that doesn’t have you pegged, look I remember how Mother Teresa touched my hand. and Troy Smith of Villas, Jan 1 John Ivan Keller to Stacey at Facebook. Is your Facebook profi le who you are? Of Dec. 31 O’Malley and John Keller course not. But it is a representation of who you are and KAMALA B. SARUP Acadia Jade Ravel to of Cape May Court House, it can (and is) used to get at you. And aliens in the walls Middle Township Xavier Aden Santiago to Bianca Ravel of Wildwood Oct. 25 control your brain. Krystal Santiago (Negrón) Crest, Jan. 2 How much of this is true? I don’t know. But not none. Rx Drug, Heroin Use Link and Samuel Santiago of Are you going to quit using the Interwebs and move to §§§§§ Aveyan Mikel Morton a shack in the deep woods somewhere to be safe from Will Be Conference Topics to Ashley Genz and the prying eye of The Man? Probably not. Even if you Christopher Morton of WILDWOOD – The Pride Committee. It includes Ocean City, Nov. 16 do, you’re still going to need to heat your home. And Committee of Cape May members from the Sea Isle when you run out of trees to cut down for your fi replace, County will sponsor a free City School Board of Educa- Jaxon Oliver to Amber and you’re going to drive out to Loews and get a funky new conference for educators tion, Prosecutor’s Office, Nest Learning Thermostat for your wall and you’re going Mark Oliver of Cape May at Avalon Links Restaurant Cape May County Offi ce of Court House, Dec. 24 to ooh and ahh at the pretty blue light it illuminates and at the Avalon Golf Club Education, county educa- forget that it’s looking back at you and searching you for Jan. 30, from 8.30 a.m. to tors, county Department of Lena Ann Shepanski to weaknesses. When the weekly circular comes, you’ll be 3 p.m. Human Services and Cape somewhat surprised to see an expensive pair of woolen Julina and Robert Shepanski, School administrators, Assist. Jr., of Cape May, Jan. 1 mittens highlighted on the front page because your own teachers and support staff Formed in 2013 the com- are worn through and you’ve been thinking lately that are encouraged to attend mittee strives to create Finnegan Earl Jones to you could use a new pair. You’ll leave the nest tomorrow the conference to learn the awareness and educate the and go buy them. Won’t that be cozy? Megan and Kenneth Jones impact of prescription drug community and especially of Cape May Court House, abuse in Cape May County. our school educators on Bryon Cahill has an active Twitter account (@shakabry) Jan. 3 Countywide student survey the current epidemic of Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kennedy of North Wildwood and where he voices his own opinions, is tallied, scanned and results will be presented prescription drugs, opiate processed for consumption. Helen Hulme also of North Wildwood are thrilled to Kyle Joseph Lanzalotti to for the first time at the misuse and the dangerous announce the engagement of their son, Michael and Heather Lihou and Henry conference. link to heroin use. daughter, Samantha. The happy couple is planning a Lanzalotti of Cape May, "The facts fairly and honestly presented; truth will The conference is funded For information call Kim wedding in the Bahamas. Jan. 4 take care of itself." - William Allen White by Sea Isle City School Mounce at 522-5960. Board through the Pride A40 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion January 22 2014

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