“The city of Cape May is totally controlled by a small special interest group,” says candidate Ed Mahaney. “I’ve opened City Hall up as much as it can be opened,” incumbent Mayor Jerome Inderwies maintains. ...<< MORE >>

By BILL BARLOW Staff Writer Harry Bellangy says he is concerned about Cape May’s historic landmark status. Jeanne Powick says residents do not have a voice in Cape May. ...<< MORE >>

  

        

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Left, Barbara Pitman, Jane Perri, Nancy Benson, Terri Donahue, Pat Milligan and Beth Rumsey, all of Cape May and members of the Garden Club of Cape May, help with snacks and beverages during the annual Cape May Flower Show in the ballroom of Congress Hall. GiGi Embs of Cape May and Sandy Hoskins of Lower Township admire an Asian inspired design. Julia Jett, 8, of North Wildwood places a fallen pretzel back onto one of the displays. Anne George of Cape May and ...<< MORE >>

Photos by Jen Arthur Judi Bernard of Cape May Point greets Bob Steenrod and she enters the new Cape May Dog Park with Maggie. Fella, formerly of Bayshore Kennels in Cape May Court House, rubs noses with Maggie. A grand opening for the park was held on Saturday, April 5. Taylor Remster, 14, of Cape May carries in her Chihuahua Lobo before letting him loose. Otis Spunkmeyer a.k.a. Odie of West Cape May hangs out by his owners’ feet. Sue and Greg Schueler of ...<< MORE >>

Earth Day Logo Reveal---Freeholder Director Daniel Beyel helps Paul Henle, a student at the Cape May County Technical School, reveal the new logo for the 2008 Cape May County Earth Day Celebration. Henle is the designer of the logo and takes home first place for the Earth Day Logo Contest. Freeholders, Ralph Bakley, Sr., Leonard Desiderio, Daniel Beyel, Gerald Thornton and Ralph Sheets stand with the 2008 Earth Day Logo Contest winners. 1st place winner, Paul Henle, Cape May County Technical High School, 2nd place winner Natasha Quinones and 3rd ...<< MORE >>

Owen Hall, 4, of Cape May Court House searches for the perfect Easter egg with his dad, Gene. Ed Garton, Leading Knight, and Ed Pisarek, Holy Knight, of the North Wildwood Elks Lodge 1896 give the crowd the o.k. to hunt for Easter eggs. Bo Albert of the North Wildwood Elks Lodge 1896 shows off some of the colorful eggs the Elks filled with candy and prizes. Laura Lombardelli, 10, of Cape May Court House and her cousin Aine Halligan, 4, of Woodbury stop ...<< MORE >>

  Rachel Coulter, Natalia Donohue and Corey Smith and Charles Coulter are holding the quilt and Ali Robinson is in front and the young (brave) lady who did most of the talking. Noah Fatale 2nd Grade I like Dennis Township because there are a lot of places to ride my bike. Devon Nagle 4th Grade My favorite thing about Dennis Township is the marsh. This is my favorite because my family owns half of the marsh and I can go out there whenever I want. My family canoes and kayaks in the marsh ...<< MORE >>

In honor of Dr. Seuss, Glenwood Avenue Elementary School celebrated reading in a big way.  The entire week of March 3, 2008 was busy with over 50 Guest Readers from the community who read to many of the classes.  Also there was a special theme each day.  On Monday, Dr. Seuss's birthday was celebrated with a bilingual message:  En cualquier momento, Dondequiera, En cualquier lugar, Leer! (Anywhere, Anytime, Anyplace, Read!)  Tuesday was Diffendoofer Day and the staff and students wore mismatched clothing to be unique or Diffendooferous!  Wednesday was Team Up with Reading Day and several star athletes from Wildwood ...<< MORE >>