Turning a corner: Finding comfort in life’s ordinary moments
From the editor I think we may have finally turned a corner. The temperature reached the mid-forties yesterday. That may not seem so great. But with the sun shining and little to no wind, it felt almost luxurious — the kind of afternoon that invites you out for...
The Jersey Shore’s snowpack just went on a generational run
The snowpack we have had, since the Jan. 25 winter storm through Feb. 14, has been one for the record books. Atlantic City International Airport went 21 days in a row with at least an inch of snow or more on the ground. That’s the fourth longest since records...
Events and Happenings
Multi-day Events ‘You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown’ Feb. 20-March 1 Gateway Playhouse, 738 Bay Ave., Somers Point Rediscover true joy, innocence and humor of childhood through the eyes of the world’s most beloved underdog. “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown” brings...
Bill would give shore towns option to reduce teen, veteran beach fees
New Jersey lawmakers are weighing a proposal that could make trips to the Jersey Shore more affordable for families with teenagers and for military veterans. The legislation (S1533) would allow — but not require — shore municipalities to create local ordinances...
The Underground Railroad and Cape May: Insights from the Harriet Tubman Museum
The southernmost point of New Jersey is known for the charming Victorian shore town Cape May. Most visitors go down to enjoy the gingerbread architecture, the Cape May diamonds on the beach, trolley tours, or horse-drawn carriages that go up and down the streets,...
