November 18, 2022
*a correction was made Nov. 25 to indicate that three winning Ocean City candidates did not run as a team COURT HOUSE – In the last few years, school board...
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*a correction was made Nov. 25 to indicate that three winning Ocean City candidates did not run as a team COURT HOUSE – In the last few years, school board...
CAPE MAY – Ex-Cape May City Mayor Clarence “Chuck” Lear lost his bid to regain a seat on the city’s governing body. Lear was elected mayor in 2016 in a...
STONE HARBOR – Republican Charles Krafczek lost his seat on the Stone Harbor governing body in the Nov. 8 election. Stone Harbor is a partisan municipality meaning that candidates almost...
RIO GRANDE – In an effort to inform readers about school board candidates, the Herald sent out a questionnaire to every person running to serve on a school board in...
CAPE MAY – The deadline to file as a candidate for the November municipal elections was Sept. 6. In Cape May, where four of the five seats on the city...
CAPE MAY – Former Cape May Mayor Clarence “Chuck” Lear has announced he will be a candidate for a council seat in the November elections. In 2016, Lear unseated long-time...
PETERSBURG – Upper Township Committee selected Kimberly Hayes to fill the unexpired term ofRepublican Hobart “Hobie” Young, at its Nov. 9 meeting. Thecommittee heard presentations from three pre-selected candidates, all...
