By Camille Sailer
August 15, 2022
SEA ISLE CITY – At its August 9 regular meeting, the municipal governing body approved a resolution that provides for acceptance of a $12,500 credit for this year’s Fourth of July fireworks. The amount was originally $15,000, but a $2,500 fuel surcharge was deducted from the total refund.
The show was curtailed because of a fire on the launching barge anchored offshore from Excursion Park at 41st St. The fireworks provider, Pyrotecnico, is a long-time supplier of fireworks for the City.
Cape May – Governor Murphy says he doesn't know anything about the drones and doesn't know what they are doing but he does know that they are not dangerous. Does anyone feel better now?
Cape May Beach – You will NEVER convince me in a ga-zillion years that our pres elect can find the time to put out half one texts accredited to him!
Cape May – The one alarming thing that came out of the hearing on the recent drone activity in our skies was the push for "more laws governing the operation of drones". While I am not against new…
