When Free is Priceless

The City of Cape May has complied with a state legislation permitting veterans to get free beach tags in 2014. Saving the veterans about $28.00 on an annual tag. For more on the details and…

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No Better Time to Thaw Out the Town

Truth is I  harassed John Harris. While Chamber of Commerce president, I pursued John, of Cape May Singer Songwriter to sign up and pay. Why? With the misconception of him gleaning gads of money from filling up…

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A Challenging Year Long Blog Journey

Has it really been a year? I received a notification from Word Press today that exactly one year ago I registered and started this blog. Inspired by some dear friends and a few voracious bloggers,…

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How the Irish Saved Cape May

You expect events in Cape May to draw people to town. Events like Harbor-fest and Dragon Boat bring thousands of people. When an Irish band from Philadelphia rolls into town on a cold March night…

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They said “DO IT” So I “DID”

This morning I asked five serious bloggers which blog platform they started with and which one they used today. Four out of the five came back with word press. Two out of the five offered…

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