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What's Cookin
by Herald StaffMonday, Dec. 8: Spa-ghetti, meat sauce, mixed vegetables, salad, sliced peaches, chicken vegeta-ble soup.
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Upper News Notes
by Rosemarie WhelanTom Collins of Lower Township, who is the founder of The Vietnam War Museum, was the guest speaker at the November meeting of The Historical Preservation Society of Upper Township.
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NASACAR Nation
by Bruce Knoll, JrThe performances of Jimmie Johnson, Clint Bowyer, and Johnny Benson are quite remarkable, but they aren’t the only names who made headlines in NASCAR this season. So for the third straight year, we’d like to take this week to recognize some of the achievements with the third annual NASCAR Nation Awards.
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GAMES - Slavinskas Brings Soccer From Lithuania
by Joe RossiThe recent presidential election focused on America’s diversity and how all cultures must come together to make our country a better place.
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Speaking in the Light
by Pastor RudyI recently copied the following words from a sermon by Pastor Mark Batterson of Washington, D.C. and put them on an index card that I taped to my bathroom mirror.
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Bully Tamed
by Art HallThe bully has been tamed and those who have been hurt by its brass-knuckle tactics are doing a victory dance if not in the streets, at least in the municipal hallways and corridors everywhere of those who hate abuse of power.
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“The Only Thing We Have to Fear . . .”
by Paulanne PiersonIf you have never visited the Franklin D. Roosevelt Home, Museum and Library in Hyde Park, New York, it is well worth considering a trip to this National Park Service historic site.
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Lack of Cursive Ability Slowing Down the Learning Process
by Jim VanoreAfter interviewing Professor Kip Rand at ACCC regarding the apparent lack of cursive writing used by to-day’s college students, he was incited to take on his own quick research and subsequently polled some of his students at ACCC.
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County Open Space Refuses Millions from Trenton
byIn September, Cape May County missed another important deadline to submit an application to the State Green Acres Program for matching funds to augment its open space program.
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She Never Stops Advocating for Trees, Darkness, Whales
by Al CampbellA segment of Ruth Fisher’s multi-part agenda at the freeholders’ Nov. 25 meeting was a recitation of the above phrase followed by a suggestion that a “Lights Out” Night during the summer would heighten awareness of the region’s natural beauty, including fireflies, which, she said, “are suffering from this (light).”
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What's Cookin
by Herald StaffMonday, Dec. 1: Veal steak, gravy, broccoli, mashed potatoes, carrot-raising salad, chocolate cake, chicken vegetable soup.
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Upper News Notes
by Rosemarie WhelanIt’s “Auld Lang Syne” time for anglers, as the Strathmere Fishing and Environmental Club hosts the third annual Last Cast Striper Tournament to be held Friday, starting at 1 p.m. and ending on Saturday, at 5 p.m. The entry fee is $10.
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NASACAR Nation
by Bruce Knoll, JrThe performances of Jimmie Johnson, Clint Bowyer, and Johnny Benson are quite remarkable, but they aren’t the only names who made headlines in NASCAR this season.
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Lower Township Raiders Follow Simonsen’s Success
by Joe RossiFrank Simonsen has seen everything in more than four decades of youth football coaching in Lower Township.
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Speaking in the Light
by Pastor RudyDo you know that a word of praise or thanks or appreciation or cheer has kept many a dream alive? Too many people claim to have what I call the gift of "cloud bringer" with the timely ability to rain on other people's parades.
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All About Fishing
by Steven LerarioStripers, Bluefish, Blackfish — that is what is happening this week in are area. Yes, the wind has been a big pain.
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Lincoln’s Thanksgiving Proclamation
by Art HallFor some years now, we have invited you to share with us in the reading of Abraham Lincoln’s address proclaiming the last Thursday of November a national day of Thanksgiving.
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Lack of Cursive Ability Slowing Down the Learning Process
by Jim VanoreI was a bit disconcerted this past school year when I read one of our 12-year old granddaughter’s sixth grade papers. Not because it wasn’t well written, because it was—but it really wasn’t written at all.
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Celebrate the Legacy of Love
by Judith CocheMarlene, 52, cried softly. Occasionally she interrupted her flow of tears with a loud staccato nose blow that could not help but engage her natural giggle. She was working through the first Thanksgiving without husband Jack, grabbed by a heart attack at 61.
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Time to Reprioritize the Important Things
by Andrea MaherMy childhood sweetheart and I just celebrated our 32nd wedding anniversary. As I reflect back on our past, I realize how blessed I am to have married a man who valued the ideal of commitment.
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For Things Great and Small, We Should Give Thanks
by Al CampbellWhen you look up at the full moon and see Jupiter and Venus blazing brightly in the velvety night sky, what do you think or feel?
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What's Cookin
by Herald StaffMonday, Nov. 24: Hot roast beef sandwich, mashed potatoes, peas, salad, tapioca pudding, tomato rice soup.
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Upper News Notes
by Rosemarie WhelanThe Strathmere Fishing and Environmental Club, at its November meeting, hosted Lt. Jason Ingram, commander of the Atlantic City Coast Guard Station, and Jessie Ellison, assistant Law Enforcement Petty Officer there.
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NASACAR Nation
by Bruce Knoll, JrCarl Edwards did everything he could to try and win the 2008 Sprint Cup and Nationwide Series titles. But there’s not much you can do when winning isn’t even enough.
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Games People Play — Lower’s Bill Damiana Headed to Cleveland State
by Joe RossiLower Cape May’s Bill Damiana said his college choice came “out of the blue.”
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