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1 day ago | 
capemaycountyherald.com | Joe Dziublenski
WILDWOOD CREST – Chief Financial Officer Francine Springer has been named the borough’s interim administrator and Municipal Clerk Patricia Feketics the borough’s interim deputy administrator, the borough has announced. The appointments are effective immediately and are expected to last at least through the end of the calendar year. The Board of Commissioners made the appointments at its meeting June 25.
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2 days ago | 
capemaycountyherald.com | Joe Dziublenski
NEWARK – Six people have been charged with conspiring to transport stolen property derived from burglarizing consignment shops across multiple states, including the Queen May store in Cape May City, and taking designer handbags and other items, U.S. Attorney for New Jersey Alina Habba has announced.
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2 days ago | 
capemaycountyherald.com | Joe Dziublenski
MIDDLE TOWNSHIP – A 13-year-old was killed and two others were injured in a two-car crash on Court House-South Dennis Road in the Cape May Court House section of the township on Monday. The Middle Township Police Department was dispatched to the accident scene at about 4:45 a.m. June 23.
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3 days ago | 
capemaycountyherald.com | Joe Dziublenski
I always pray and seek the face of God before and during my time of writing this column. Recently though, I felt that I could not hear what God had for me to write. It is unusual not to hear from God when I seek to know His mind, and so I continued to pray. What I heard next in my heart was the opening line of an old hymn by Clare H.
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3 days ago | 
capemaycountyherald.com | Joe Dziublenski
To the Editor:I’m thrilled to be supporting Mikie Sherrill, the just-nominated Democratic candidate for governor of New Jersey, who has just cemented her presence on the national scene. While advancing immigration reform and measures that benefit working- and middle-class families, the state has become more hospitable to both visitors and small companies under her leadership. The principles that keep me returning to the Democratic Party, election after election, are embodied by leaders like Mikie.
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3 days ago | 
capemaycountyherald.com | Joe Dziublenski
To the Editor:I regret to write this because the Middle Township Police Department and the Cape May County Prosecutor’s Office are failing to protect their citizens against intentional political violence. On the heels of the terrible politically targeted shooting in Minnesota, it is of the utmost importance to let people know that violence against those with political differences is not acceptable.
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3 days ago | 
capemaycountyherald.com | Joe Dziublenski
It’s now full-bore into flounder season, as the first portion of sea bass season has come to an official end. If you’re fishing at the reefs or wrecks, you may also pick up some ling, as well as triggerfish, which have recently started to make their presence known. Some drum fish may still be around for those wanting to give them a final look at their bay haunts, while the back waters have flounder, weakfish, bluefish and some croakers. Let’s check things out.
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3 days ago | 
capemaycountyherald.com | Joe Dziublenski
Question: Many evangelical Christians express unwavering support for Israel. But shouldn’t the starving children in Gaza also be important to us? Answer: I am glad that you asked such a thoughtful question. Psalm 122, verse 6, instructs us to “Pray for the peace of Jerusalem,” but it does not say to pray only for those of Jewish heritage. Arabs currently make up 21 percent of the population in Israel, so our prayers should certainly include them as well.
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3 days ago | 
capemaycountyherald.com | Joe Dziublenski
The end of the school year is upon us, and as we empty out backpacks, throw away used notebooks and sort through the art projects, we also need to take stock of what the year brought to both our students and our community. There have been both celebrations and disappointments, as is always true in life.
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3 days ago | 
capemaycountyherald.com | Joe Dziublenski
To the Editor:Covenant House feeds, shelters and cares for young people – many of whom are street children. When I find myself indulging in self-pity over the difficulties of aging, I remember the grace of God that gave me parents who raised me with love and care. “Sometimes God Has a Kid’s Face,” a book by the late Sister Mary Rose McGeady, former president of Covenant House, compiles poems, stories and prayers from the children.
