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Cape May Residents Get a Hands-on Lesson in Making Maple Syrup MIDDLE TOWNSHIP – In Court House, a new off-season community is forming around an unlikely liquid: maple syrup. The...
NORTH WILDWOOD – A longstanding feud between North Wildwood and the state Department of Environmental Protection over how best to address the immediate threat posed by the Atlantic Ocean continued...
Every American child has a right to an education. But what is a public school to do when one child’s presence is making other students too afraid to enter the...
CAPE MAY POINT – “We stand at the crossroads of two great migrations, one avian and one marine. We need to tell that story and preserve the natural wonder around...
CAPE MAY – According to Dr. Thomas Herrington, associate director, Urban Coast Institute at Monmouth University, sea level rise combined with increasing problematic meteorological events means climate change’s impact on...
GENEVA – The World Meteorological Organization Oct. 31 released its provisional State of the Global Climate 2021 report, including data from the first nine months of 2021. One of the...
Avalon Officials Grilled Following High Dunes Report
AVALON – At a Borough Council meeting Wednesday, April 10, members of the public excoriated local officials while reacting to a recent Herald report that revealed the town did not...