Millville’s Mike Trout thrills local youngsters at baseball camp
Mike Trout would have been forgiven if he wasn’t in the best of moods last Sunday. The longtime Eagles season-ticket holder had just watched from his Millville home as the Birds suffered a last-second, 20-18 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars in London. In addition, a...
Poverty Beach provides rich surfing treasures
If you know, you know. It’s a tiny stretch of sand, located at the easternmost section of the Cape May beachfront. Although it’s popular among beachgoers in the summer, Poverty Beach is empty for much of the year. That changes when a Nor’Easter blows into town. When...
Cotto, Mancini headed to A.C. Boxing Hall of Fame Saturday
The Atlantic City boxing community will again honor its legendary fighters, trainers, managers and others this weekend. Former four-division world champion Miguel Cotto and former popular lightweight Ray “Boom Boom” Mancini top the list of standouts who will be...
50th reunion brings back memories
Fifty years ago, my wife and I were among the 235 members of the Lower Cape May Regional Class of 1976. Last weekend’s reunion brought hugs and tears as we gathered to remember what was a special time in our lives. We all wore name tags with our yearbook photos...
