Dean DeLeone Embracing Opportunity At Arizona State Sep 15, 2009
Within weeks DeLeone signed a waiver and on Feb. 24, 2003, he moved across the country to Cape May, New Jersey for boot camp. After eight weeks of intense training, DeLeone headed back west were he was stationed at Newport Bay in Corona Del Mar, CA.. (Thesundevils.com)
Good deals, great times Sep 13, 2009
Cape May, New Jersey: In this lovely corner of the Garden State, birders flock, foodies rejoice, and summer says a long goodbye ... Cape May, New Jersey s southernmost point, nestled at the confluence of the Atlantic Ocean and Delaware Bay, delivers on the Garden State s nickname ... As many Cape Cod towns board up after the autumn chill, Cape May remains warm and active. (Boston Globe)
Cape May New Jersey Sep 13, 2009
Cape May, New Jersey s southernmost point, nestled at the confluence of the Atlantic Ocean and Delaware Bay, delivers on the Garden State s nickname ... As many Cape Cod towns board up after the autumn chill, Cape May remains warm and active ... Thousands of birds (more than 325 species) and monarch butterflies attract naturalists to the Cape May Migratory Bird Refuge, a.k.a. The Meadows (609-861-0600, ), a premier wildlife refuge on the southwest tip of the peninsula where hawks, herons, and... (Boston Globe)
Fatal High-Speed Police Chase Comes to TrialDeaths of two young women raise questions about the limits of police power. Sep 9, 2009
The 17-year-old driver, Jacqueline, and 19-year-old Christina, who was riding shotgun -- came from a tightknit Italian family from Cape May County, N.J., just outside Atlantic City. Jacqueline loved history, art and drama. (ABC News)
Corzine Slips in Election Run as New Jersey Economy, Corruption Take Toll Sep 8, 2009
Christie rode his campaign bus up the Garden State Parkway, making stops in popular Jersey Shore towns, including Cape May and Point Pleasant. The governor promised in his 2005 campaign to use his Wall Street acumen to repair the states finances. (Bloomberg -- US)
Two Winning Tickets Sold For $333 Million Mega Millions Drawing Aug 31, 2009
The largest payout in the lottery so far has been a $390 million jackpot shared by a New Jersey couple from Cape May County and a truck driver in Georgia in 2007. If no one wins 00001E3D Friday night's jackpot, it will rollover to $430 million, the largest in history. (KWTX.com, TX)
Cape May New Jersey-Beaches and Mor... Aug 30, 2009
Cape May New Jersey-Beaches and More. Cape May New Jersey-Beaches and More ... Situated at the southern tip of New Jersey, Cape May boasts clean, wide beaches, beautiful Victorian homes and inns and many dining options ranging from casual to gourmet. (Suite101.com)
Gadhafi's Camping Trip Is a Bloody Outrage Aug 29, 2009
Cape May, N.J., resident Susan Cohen, whose 20-year-old daughter died over Lockerbie, cut through the diplomatic bull. "This is what happens when you have the path of appeasement," she told the press this week. (Human Events Online)
N.J. Town: Gadhafi Not Welcome Aug 25, 2009
"This is what happens when you have the path of appeasement," Susan Cohen, of Cape May Court House, New Jersey, said of the prospect of Gadhafi staying in Englewood. "He's getting everything he wants, and I guess that includes a trip to the state of New Jersey, which certainly doesn't need this.". (CBS News)
Victims' Families Plan Next Move Aug 22, 2009
Cohen, of Cape May Court House, New Jersey, said al-Megrahi's release is a major concession to Gadhafi, who she said wields increasing power through lucrative oil contracts with Western nations. Cohen, like several victims' family members, said she's disappointed that President Barack Obama's administration is not taking a harder line. (Fox News)
Man denies role in plot to kill NJ cops Aug 22, 2009
(AP) CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, N.J. - An Ohio man has denied being involved in an alleged plot to kill two police officers in southern New Jersey ... Cape May County prosecutors say Copson, a commercial fisherman who formerly lived in New Jersey, was hired to kill the Middle Township officers so they would not be able to testify at his nephew's upcoming aggravated assault trial. (NJ.com -- News)
Lockerbie bomber returns to cheers in Libya Aug 21, 2009
This is part of give-Gadhafi-what-he-wants-so-we-can-have-the-oil, said Susan Cohen, of Cape May Court House, New Jersey. Her 20-year-old daughter, Theodora, was killed. (Sierra Vista Herald, AZ)
Bomber returnsto cheersin Libya Aug 21, 2009
"This isn't about compassionate release. This is part of give-Gadhafi-what-he-wants-so-we-can-have-the-oil," said Susan Cohen, of Cape May Court House, Her 20-year-old daughter, Theodora, was killed. At home, al-Megrahi, 57, is seen as an innocent scapegoat the West used to turn this African nation into a pariah. (NJ.com -- Times)
Scotland frees terminally ill Lockerbie bomber Aug 21, 2009
"I think it's appalling, disgusting and so sickening I can hardly find words to describe it," said Susan Cohen, of Cape May Court House, New Jersey, whose 20-year-old daughter Theodora died in the attack. "This isn't about compassionate release. This is part of give-Gadhafi-what-he-wants-so-we-can-have-the-oil.". (NJ.com -- News)
My Woodstock at the Shore Aug 20, 2009
I checked into the luxury accommodations of the U.S. Coast Guard Recruit Training Center at Cape May two days after the astronaut Neil Armstrong walked on the moon. When I stepped off the gray military bus, it was one small step for a man, one giant leap into the wonderful world of nine uninterrupted weeks of seaside recreation: boating, aerobics, jogging and lots of the sun's rays. (NJ.com -- Times)
Looking for a new direction,Allentown welcomes Amabile Aug 7, 2009
Looking for a new direction, Allentown welcomes Amabile - NJ.com. Search Local Business Listings. (NJ.com -- Times)
3 rescued off NJ coast after fleeing burning boat Jul 20, 2009
The Coast Guard says an incorrectly recorded beacon number from the Lady Mary delayed notification of rescue personnel as the boat foundered off Cape May. Six of the seven crew members died. (Fresno Bee -- Nation)
Songs from the green Jul 16, 2009
A world-class dance Master from Ireland who often participates in the huge Cape May festival, he strode through the packed room, delivering instructions through his portable microphone, demonstrating the correct technique for performing the steps. Then he would start the music CD, the dance would begin, and McEneaney would flit from one 8-member set to another, encouraging, coaching and coaxing dozens of students. (Catskill Daily Mail, NY)
In recession, region fares better than most of nation Jun 23, 2009
Curt Hudson A worker breaks away bad concrete on an expansion joint on the Sea Isle Boulevard bridge in Cape May County, N.J. ; a federal stimulus-funded job. Related News. (Philadelphia Business Journal, PA)
NEWS + NOTES Jun 16, 2009
IF you capsize just one boat this summer, make it in the greater Cape May, NJ area where there's an actual Sea Tow company on call. Operating a fleet of a dozen or so boats, Sea Tow will come to the speedy rescue of you and your embarrassed passengers. (New York Post -- Entertainment)
Preserve health care access Jun 6, 2009
To put the NJPCA's patient population into perspective, the 367,000 patients treated at the NJPCA's 19 health centers is greater than the populations of Somerset, Hunterdon, Warren, Sussex, Mercer, Atlantic, Cape May, Cumberland, Salem and Gloucester counties. Despite pub lic perception, geographically, these 367,000 patients are spread all over the entire state; this population is not concentrated in New Jersey's urban areas. (NJ.com -- Times)
Penny-Popping N.J. Judge Disciplined for DWI Jun 4, 2009
The New Jersey Supreme Court on Tuesday disciplined two municipal judges convicted of drunken driving, issuing a reprimand to Robert Jones, of Livingston, and a censure to Peter Tourison, who presides in Cape May, Stone Harbor and Middle Township. Tourison's sanction was heavier because, in addition to the DWI charge, he caused property damage and interfered with the police investigative process by placing foreign objects in his mouth, which could have fouled the Alcotest results. (Law.com)
Longer Time-Outs for N.J. Judges Charged With DWI, Domestic Violence Jun 3, 2009
Peter Tourison, a municipal judge in Cape May, Stone Harbor and Middle Township, was charged with drunken driving March 27, 2008, in Penns Grove, and eventually pled guilty. The Court censured him on June 1 for the incident, visiting a stiffer discipline because Tourison had impeded police administration of the Alcotest by putting foreign objects in his mouth. (Law.com)
N.J. Has 114 Confirmed Cases Of Swine Flu Jun 3, 2009
No cases have been confirmed in the southern New Jersey counties of Atlantic, Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester, Hunterdon and Salem. No one has died from swine flu in New Jersey. (CBS 2, NY)
NJ scallopers find body near where boat sank May 21, 2009
(AP) CAPE MAY, N.J. - The Coast Guard says a scallop boat fishing off New Jersey near where another boat sank in March with the loss of six crew members has picked up a badly decomposed body in its nets ... The vessel John & Nicholas is taking the body to the Coast Guard base in Cape May. (NJ.com -- News)
#24 CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY May 15, 2009
24 CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY - New York Post ... 24 CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY ... Cape May's beaches are lovely and are open for a small daily fee ( 17 for season, 4 a day adults, children under 12 free). (New York Post -- Entertainment)
Crewman's body recovered from sunken boat off NJ May 14, 2009
(AP) CAPE MAY, N.J. - The Coast Guard says commercial divers have recovered the body of a crew member killed when a fishing boat sank off southern New Jersey in March. Divers found the body of Tarzon "Bernie Mac" Smith around 8 p.m. Tuesday while searching the Lady Mary, a 71-foot fishing boat that went down about 75 miles east of Cape May. (NJ.com -- News)
A lark turns into a passion for bike rider May 12, 2009
He wanted to challenge himself: 170 miles from Long Branch to Cape May over two days as part of the first "Coast the Coast" bike event sponsored by the New Jersey Metro Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. And after rolling across the finish line, it almost ended there too. (NJ.com -- Times)
Parke Bancorp, Inc. Announces Increased First Quarter Earnings May 9, 2009
ParkeBank is a full service commercial bank, with an emphasis on providing personal and business financial services to individuals and small to mid-sized businesses primarily in Gloucester, Atlantic and Cape May counties in New Jersey and Philadelphia and surrounding counties in Pennsylvania. ParkeBank's deposits are insured up to the maximum legal amount by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). (PR Newswire)
Dentist accused of dumping waste to stand trial May 9, 2009
(AP) CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, N.J. - A Pennsylvania dentist accused of dumping medical waste at the New Jersey shore will stand trial. A judge on Friday rejected Thomas McFarland Jr.'s request to be accepted into a pretrial intervention program that would have allowed him to avoid a criminal conviction and prison time. (NJ.com -- News)
Jersey shore optimistic about summer tourism May 5, 2009
"We're looking toward a good summer season we are not talking 'banner' but good," said Diane Wieland, tourism director for Cape May County. She said summer rentals in the area appear to be up slightly in some areas from last year, while markets remain stable in other spots. (Yahoo News)
Lawyer: Tangled gear may have doomed boat off NJ May 5, 2009
(AP) CAPE MAY, N.J. - A scallop boat that sank in March, killing six people, might have been doomed when its dredging gear got tangled with another boat or something on the sea floor, the boat owner's lawyer said Monday. Stevenson Weeks Sr., who represents Capt. Royal Smith Sr., revealed his theory for a possible cause during a Coast Guard hearing examining what caused the Lady Mary to sink about 60 miles off Cape May on March 24. (NJ.com -- News)
Trooper trial: Deaths reckless or accidental? May 4, 2009
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, N.J. - From opposite sides of tragedy, they came together for a few brief seconds: the grieving mother, full of pain and questions about the deaths of her two teenage daughters, and the state trooper who killed them. He, too, was brokenhearted over the deaths. (MSNBC -- Crime)
Stimulus A Boon For Polluted NJ Watershed May 3, 2009
From the 1950s to the 80s, the Vineland Chemical Company spewed more than a hundred tons of arsenic into the Maurice River system, which made its way downstream through lakes and creeks as far south as Cape May point. The pollution reached 40-50 miles downstream. (CBS News)
Correction: Fishing boat sinking story Apr 20, 2009
The Coast Guard now says Jorge Ramos of Cape May, N.J., was on board the boat, not William Torres of Wildwood, N.J.. 2009 Associated Press. (NJ.com -- News)
NJ scallop boat sinking victim was misidentified Apr 19, 2009
CAPE MAY, N.J. (AP) CAPE MAY, N.J. (AP) ... McLaughlin said William Torres of Wildwood never boarded the Lady Mary, but 23-year-old Jorge Ramos of Cape May did ... Six crewmen died when the boat sank off Cape May; one survived. (NJ.com -- News)
Digging into stimulus funds Apr 18, 2009
Curt Hudson An Allied Painting Inc. worker uses an air hammer to break away bad concrete on an expansion joint on the Sea Isle Boulevard bridge in Cape May County. Allied won two large bridge maintenance projects in New Jersey. (Philadelphia Business Journal, PA)
'Come and explore': Santee Birding and Nature Festival will offer field trips, kayaing, more Apr 2, 2009
Dunne is director of the Cape May Bird Observatory in New Jersey and founder of the World Series of Birding. He is also a regular columnist for a number of birding publications and has authored numerous books on birds and the art of bird watching. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
Dangerous fishing, quaint B&B's share NJ resort Mar 29, 2009
CAPE MAY, N.J. (AP) Danger constantly awaits the hundreds of commercial fishermen based in this coastal New Jersey resort town best known for bird-watching and its quaint bed-and-breakfasts ... Two men died Tuesday and another four went missing and are presumed dead after the Cape May-based scalloping boat, the Lady Mary, sunk about 75 miles southeast of its home port on New Jersey's southernmost tip ... Authorities found the bodies of Roy "Bobo" Smith Jr., 42, and his brother, Timothy "Timbo"... (NJ.com -- News)
Search suspended for 4 boaters in Atlantic Mar 26, 2009
Fishing boat with seven people aboard sank early Tuesday off Cape May ... Two people died after the Lady Mary, a 71-foot fishing boat with seven people aboard, sank early Tuesday about 65 miles southeast of Cape May, at the southern tip of New Jersey, the Coast Guard said ... Cape May is about 40 miles southwest of Atlantic City. (CNN -- US)
Coast Guard Suspends Search for N.J. Fishermen Mar 26, 2009
" Arias asked a rescuer when his two colleagues were aboard. "They're dead," came the reply. After six days at sea, the boat had 200 bags of scallops aboard, each weighing 50 pounds, Arias said. He added it is normal for the ship to list slightly as a net of seafood is hauled aboard. He suspects whoever was at the wheel at the time lost control of the boat, letting it dip beneath the surface of the water. But that's just a theory, he acknowledged. Relatives of the missing had prepared themselves... (Fox News)
Fishing Boat Sinks Off N.J., 1 Dead Mar 25, 2009
CBS Station KYW reports that a helicopter crew from Atlantic City found an unmanned life raft 75 miles off the coast of Cape May. Three crew members were found nearby and plucked from the waters. (CBS News -- US)
Fishing boat sinks off NJ; 2 dead, 4 missing Mar 25, 2009
The Lady Mary, a 71-foot scallop boat based at Cape May in southern New Jersey and owned by a North Carolina man, sank at about 5 a.m. with seven people aboard about 75 miles off the coast. Only one survivor had been found as of Tuesday night; two of the three crew members plucked from the icy water by a Coast Guard helicopter died. (NJ.com -- News)
Two Dead, Four Missing After Fishing Boat Sinks Mar 25, 2009
It was owned by a North Carolina man and was based at Cape May. Three crewmembers were plucked earlier from the water, one dead, one barely alive and another conscious and alert. (KWTX.com, TX)
Fishing Boat Sinks: 2 Dead, 4 Missing (6:12 p.m.) Mar 25, 2009
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) - Friends and family members of four fishermen lost at sea off the coast of New Jersey have gathered at Cape May, holding hands and praying for a miracle. Their 71-foot scallop boat sank in icy waters 75 miles off shore this morning. (WTVR.com, VA)
Remains found on NJ beach may be human Mar 15, 2009
Lower Township police say a woman found the remains Saturday while walking on the Delaware Bay beach in the Cape May County community ... The Cape May County Prosecutor's Office and Lower police cordoned off the site where the remains were found and conducted a detailed search of the area, but no more remains were found. (NJ.com -- News)
Snowfall amounts around New Jersey Mar 2, 2009
Cape May Court House (Cape May County): 4 inches ... Ocean City (Cape May County): 5 inches. (NJ.com -- News)
Massive winter storm dropping snow in NJ Mar 2, 2009
More than 5 inches of snow was on the ground in Cape May and Cumberland counties by early Monday, while about 4 to 5 inches had fallen in Atlantic and Camden counties. Many accidents and spinouts had occurred across the state as conditions continued to deteriorate, and a few thousand people were without power in central Jersey. (NJ.com -- News)
Despite economy, NJ Shore rentals stable Mar 1, 2009
"Many people won't be on cruises or taking cross-country trips this year they're looking for places they can go on a tank of gas," said Diane Wieland, tourism director for Cape May County. Real estate agents say prices for many summer rentals remain around the same levels as last year, and they're confident that interest will grow as summer draws closer and the season gets going. (NJ.com -- News)
SAHS alum found dead in New Jersey Feb 23, 2009
According to a statement released Tuesday by the Cape May County Prosecutor's Office, the office and Sea Isle City police are still investigating her death ... Cape May County Prosecutor Robert Taylor and Sea Isle City Police Chief Thomas D'Intino encourage anyone who may have information on the circumstances surrounding Hottenstein's death to contact and of the following: Cape May County Prosecutor's Office Major Crime Unit at (609) 465-1135; Sea Isle City Police Department at (609) 263-4311;... (Souderton Independent, PA)
> So. Jerseys summer thrust for tourists to hinge on value Feb 14, 2009
Our feeling is you can spend a day or two here, a day or two in Cape May. Positively, we look to partner with them, Seitter said. (Philadelphia Business Journal, PA)
