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A Builder’s Guide to Reading Cape May’s Architecture
The first thing most people notice about Cape May is that it doesn’t look exactly like anywhere else. It’s a good small town to get lost in while walking the streets. At this time of year, midsummer as I write, the streets are full, the flowers are in bloom, and on a sunny day, so are the buildings.
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Lewes puts city manager on improvement plan
Lewes City Manager Ellen Lorraine McCabe will be subject to a performance improvement plan, an action that sets a clear path forward for mayor and city council to evaluate her future. Council faces a hard deadline of Wednesday, March 10, to decide whether to extend or change provisions of McCabe's...
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Mayor Gillian says there’s hope for Wonderland carousel
OCEAN CITY — There is hope to save Wonderland Pier amusement park’s century-old carousel that provided memories for generations of families who live in and visit America’s Greatest Family Resort. Two weeks after City Councilman Tony Polcini and Mayor Jay Gillian told the public it was time...
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McDowell hauls in 622.5-lb. swordfish; may be N.J. record
OCEAN CITY — It was a nearly five-hour fight in Tom’s Canyon that moved Eric McDowell, his crew and boat three miles during the process, but on Nov. 4 he landed what may be the biggest swordfish ever weighed in New Jersey. In his Valhalla 37, McDowell caught...
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O.C.-Mainland rivalry girls soccer game goes the distance
OCEAN CITY – “Playoff soccer is something special,” Ocean City head coach Kelly Halliday said after her Red Raiders secured a win in the teams’ opening round playoff game in an instant classic against rival Mainland Nov. 3. In the Group III South Jersey tournament, Mainland...
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Raider football leaves it all on the field in playoff
CAMDEN – It was not the ending to the football season the Ocean City Red Raiders wanted, but their effort and “resiliency” were not lost on head coach Sean Matthews. The Raiders’ playoff run came to an end against Camden High School after a gutsy performance on defense to keep a high-powered Panther offense at bay for most of the game. Ocean City eventually fell to Camden 24-7 on Nov. 6, but not before leaving everything out on the field.