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A sprightly sheet full of the sprays of the old ocean ¯ Thursday, October 13, 2016 ¯ Vol. 14, No. 36 ¯ America’s Original Seaside Resort

Annual Memorial Paddle Out For Andy Boyt

Friends and family gather on Steger’s beach to celebrate the life of Andy Boyt on October 10. — more photographs inside. Aleksey Moryakov

WCM Christmas Parade Fundraiser

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Big Band Dance And Concert

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Desperately In Need Of A Loving Home

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Goings-On Around Town CCA’S ART AT THE LIBRARY Where: The county library branches in Wildwood Crest (Tuesdays), Lower Township (Wednesdays) and Cape May (Thursdays).

When: Once per week (see above). 3:304:30pm.

How Much: Free!

Know This: Children ages six through nine will enjoy Freaky Fairy Tales told by Penelope Cake. After that, kids will work with a variety of art mediums on a project related to each story.

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A VEGAN FILM SERIES Where: Cape May City Library. 110 Ocean Street.

When: October 13, 20. 5:30-7:30pm.

How Much: Free!

Know This: Screened on October 6 will be Forks Over Knives. On the 13th, it will be Cowspiracy. On the 20th, it will be Peacable Kingdom.

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YOUTH ARTS PROGRAM IN CAPE MAY Where: Cape May City Elementary School.

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When: Friday October 13, 27. Friday November 3. Friday December 1, 8, 15.

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How Much: Free!

Know This: Penelope Cake will lead the sessions. The theme is “Color Explosion.”

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YOUTH ARTS PROGRAM IN LWR. TWP. Where: Lower Cape May Regional High School. 687 US 9.

When: October 13, 20. November 3, 10.

How Much: Free!

Know This: Sara Elshoubary and Amber Wisting will lead the program, for kids ages eight to 14.

More Info: Call 609-884-7525.

PIG ROAST Where: West Cape May Elementary School. 301 Moore Street.

When: October 14. Kicks off at 4:30pm.

How Much: No entry fee. Adult meals are $9. Child meals are $5.

Know This: A pig roast with all the fixings, live music, hay ride, face painting, scavenger hunt, bouncy house, and crafts. Benefits the WCM Graduate Scholarship Fund.

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PUMPKIN FESTIVAL Where: Cape May Artists’ Cooperative Gallery. 122 Sunset Boulevard.

When: October 15. 10am-4pm.

How Much: Free!

Know This: The day includes artists’ demonstrations including watercolor, wood carving, glass lampwork, and sewing.

You can make a fabric pumpkin, create a mask, paint a canvas and more. There will be games and hands-on activites for kids, refreshments and music.

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STEP IT UP 5k RUN/WALK Where: Lower ape May Regional High School track/cross country course. 687 US 9.

When: October 16. 9am. Rain or shine.

How Much: $5/person. Fee for families of more than four is capped at $20.

Know This: Ready, set, go! Let’s showcase the importance of physical fitness.

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When: October 28. 9am-2pm. October 29.

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How Much: However much you spend!

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MASQUERADE BALL Where: Congress Hall ballroom. 200 Congress Place.

When: October 28. 8pm-11pm.

How Much: $25. Discount for Congress Hall guests.

Know This: Wear your favorite costume for a chance to win over $1000 in prizes in any of the following categories: Best Congress Hall Icon, Best Political Character, Scariest, Funniest, Best Couple, Crowd/ Guest Choice, Best Overall. Be sure to bring a splendid mask to hit the dance floor.

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UNDERGROUND RAILROAD TOUR Where: All of the places in Cape May where escaped slaves sought refuge along their journeys to freedom. Departs from the Center for Community Arts, 717 Franklin Street.

When: November 11. 11am-1pm.

How Much: $10.

Know This: Space is limited on this trolley tour.

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Ideas, idle gossip, and occasionally important odds ’n’ ends... by Jack Wright

e all remember the odious, cynical mayor of Amityville (in reality, Martha’s Vineyard) in the movie Jaws. He was more concerned with making sure the beaches stayed open for summer visitors than he was about the prospect of a Great White Shark feeding off those visitors.

I thought about that mayor while reading a sensationalized story in Philadelphia magazine recently. ‘Cape Fear’ was the headline, with a sub-heading of ‘Treacherous surf. Horrific injuries. Cape May’s beach has changed — or has it?’

Um, yes, guys... that’s the ONE thing that can’t be questioned. Our beaches have most definitely changed. A combination of Mother Nature and more than 25 years of beach replenishment undertaken by the Army Corps of Engineers have seen to that.

As most of you will know, this is not a new story, something which I told the Philadelphia magazine researcher who got in touch to ask me for some background. The issue of post-replenishment beach safety is

at least a decade old, thanks mainly to the efforts of Chad deSatnick, who has been lobbying the city council for years about the threats posed to surfers and swimmers.

For years, Chad’s pleas were ignored — neither City Manager Bruce MacLeod nor Mayor Ed Mahaney appeared too concerned about the issue, despite Chad insisting that more people were going to be injured in the waters off Cape May (and he’s sadly been right about that). But he kept banging on and eventually persuaded the city to produce

beach safety leaflets.

That was definitely a step in the right direction. But this is an issue which clearly needs a great deal more investigation and consideration. The magazine article provoked a flurry of comments on the Cool Cape May Facebook site — many people seemed to be asking for a return to the good old days, before replenishment. But in those days, there was hardly any beach at all.

That doesn’t seem like a very smart move for a town that relies so heavily on tourism dollars. On the other hand, we can’t follow the line of that odious mayor who put money before safety.

For this issue I asked all four city council candidates to share their opinions on the subject. I received very thoughtful responses from Chuck Lear, who is running for mayor, and council candidates Patricia Hendricks and Zack Mullock.

Mayor Mahaney ignored both attempts I made to ask for his input. Is this still an issue he is not prepared to prioritize, I wonder.

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CHUCK LEAR

Candidate for mayor

or more than a quarter of a century, the US Army Corps of Engineers has taken responsibility to ‘fix’ Cape May’s beaches because their previous actions had unintended consequences. First there was the digging-out of Cape May harbor, followed several years later by the construction of stone jetties at the mouth of Cape May inlet. Subsequently those jetties were lengthened. While these structures were vital to ocean navigation, they were a curse to Cape May beaches. It is accepted, without question, that the jetties hinder the normal migration of sand from Wildwood and beach points north to naturally replenish the sand on Cape May’s beaches.

It would have been anathema for Cape May residents not to believe in beach replenishment. We were told, unequivocally, that beach replenishment saved our beaches and oceanfront properties. If beach replenishment is not necessary, what is? If an unintended consequence is a steep beach slope and unsafe beaches, what are our alternatives and why have they not been studied? Beach replenishment has been going on for nearly three decades.

I wrote to Representavie LoBiondo and Senators Menendez and Booker two months ago to ask for their support in dealing with local beach management and safety issues. I underscored the increasing numbers of swimming and surfing injuries. I pointed out the beach fill project had widespread local support and that we were eager for its continuation as a way to protect our oceanfront community. I urged that beachfront preservation, nevertheless, must be also be designed to safeguard swimmers, surfers and even waders.

The city’s educational videos and brochures are timely reminders of individual responsibility for keeping safe while swimming and surfing — but they fall short of dealing substantively with the issue. We should be publicizing, educating and warning beach users of potential hazards as a matter of course, not just because the beach slope has grown steeper.

Cape May could serve as a demonstration project to benefit other beach communities with similar concerns. Such a project could build on recent findings, new studies and innovative engineering approaches to promote a better understanding of beach profiles and cost-effective ways to overcome hazards that compromise beach safety. Are there such findings already? Is there reliable research to inform our interests? These questions have been raised several times over the last year at city council and beach safety committee meetings without a definitive response.

Unsafe beaches have real consequences, no matter how unintended, of increased injury, reduced beach usage and related losses in tourism, jobs and revenues.

This is a serious matter that should not have been languishing on the desk of the city manager or the city

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PATRICIA HENDRICKS

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Candidate for city council

nless the US Army Corps of Engineers, NJ DEP and other designated experts have led us astray, beach replenishment is a necessity to preserve the beachfront from severe storms and related calamities. Is the downside of replenishment unsafe beaches? A definitive causal effect between beach filling and beach accidents has not yet been demonstrated, and that’s probably because it has not been studied or tested.

It would be difficult for anyone attending a city council meeting for more than the last year to argue the point about beach safety. The issue has been raised persistently by the deSatnick family whose interests are based on first-hand experience. Discussions at the city’s ad hoc Beach Safety Committee offers further evidence of widespread unease about the potential impact of beach slope on beach safety.

Hearing and reading about Cape May families and visitors who are now using beaches in Wildwood Crest and elsewhere is further indication that the matter is front and center with our beachgoers.

The August Beach Slope Forum at Convention Hall drew formal attention to the matter and was a useful first step in dealing with it. While the US Army Corps of Engineers did not appear prepared to address our community’s real concerns, beach safety is not new to them. In 2011 they included a provision in Cape May’s replenishment project to ascertain whether creating a gentler slope would result in a safer beach. This shows their prior understanding of our concerns and interests in any unintended consequences of beach replenishment. A spokesman for the Corps noted the 2011 “experiment” at a cost of more than $1 million lasted about a month before “Mother Nature” (in his words) returned the beach to an even steeper slope.

I do not accept this one-time Corps of Engineers experiment as definitive proof that beach safety and beach replenishment are mutually exclusive. I will continue to promote further study of this matter and I support federal funding to carry out necessary research and to fund a demonstration project as proposed by mayoral candidate Chuck Lear.

After 15 months of lobbying the city, the recent inclusion of Cape Regional Medical Center as a player in the continuing conversations is now a reality and will prove to be most helpful. Learning more about the experiences of other beach communities with similar replenishment/slope/safety concerns is also needed.

Meanwhile the public education programs promoted for some time by the deSatnick family and initiated by the city this year are extremely useful and should be expanded. While there may be some instances when swimmers and surfers are taking unacceptable risks and they should be helped to understand the importance of their own actions in keeping safe, the city should never be more concerned about frightening visitors about the dangers than alerting them on how to deal with these

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ZACK MULLOCK

Candidate for city council

each replenishment is necessary. Back in the late 1980s the city fought a long, hard court battle against the Army Corps of Engineers because the jetty they built in 1911 had all but destroyed Cape May beaches. After years of sand being blocked, most beaches were nonexistent — it was just the ocean hitting the seawall. The city prevailed in that dispute and the Army Corps agreed to provide beach replenishment for 50 years.

I have been the only candidate to speak out about the fact that we are more than halfway through that 50-year agreement, and there does not seem to be any other plan in place. I think anyone who has enjoyed a walk from the Cove to Poverty Beach would be in favor of preserving the existing coastline, which has made Cape May a magnet for beachgoers.

I have campaigned on this issue because I believe that no other issue will matter if we do not work hard to protect our town. I have proposed a few ideas I believe we should study.

We know sand that migrates from north to south has been blocked by the large jetty at Cape May Inlet.

The jetty is necessary to keep sand from filling in the inlet that is vital to the USCG and other boaters.

We have lobbied in the past to pump sand from the north side to the Cape May side. Pumping is done across the bay in Delaware but we simply have not been able to convince the US Fish and Wildlife Service to allow the pumping here.

Diamond Beach and Wildwood Crest are known to have some of the gentlest slopes in the state. You can walk out into the ocean quite a distance before it gets deep. Apparently picking up on the recent safety concerns, Wildwood has begun to market itself on the safety of its beaches.

This year the cost of replenishment will be approximately $20 million. The city is contributing $250,000.

This replenishment is vital to the survival of Cape May. As a younger man who plans to enjoy the beach with my children, I am thinking about these issues long term.

With ocean levels rising, beach replenishment is even more important.

One issue, in my opinion, is that the replenishment fills past the groins. Surfers know that the most gentle slope is actually right next to each groin. But, of course, lifeguards do not want swimmers right next to the groin. The large jetty at the USCG base creates a very nice gentle slope for Diamond Beach/Wildwood Crest. It collects sand that provides protection.

We are running out of ‘borrow areas’ to pump sand from the ocean. It also disturbs fishing — many fisherman have been against pumping for years.

Once that sand flows past Cape May Point, it’s gone.

We won’t be able to use it again. Interestingly, the Army Corps dredges the Delaware River to allow large ships to Philadelphia ports (again, disturbing the environment).

The Cape Inlet jetty has caused Cape May to become dependent on the Army Corps and DEP for survival.

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council. This is also not a matter that should be left to untested solutions.

I attended the August 25 meeting on beach replenishment and safety issues to hear from federal, state, university and local engineers.

While I was pleased these public and private consultants offered a retrospective and an update about the beach replenishment project, I expected them to offer more. I was disappointed that none of the panel members appeared prepared to discuss the primary topic — serious concerns with unsafe beach slope conditions resulting from the beach fill project.

I call on the city manager, the mayor and city council to join me in appealing to Representative LoBiondo, Senators Melendez and Booker for their support and guidance in using Cape May as a demonstration project to seriously study the consequences of beach slope, to test the findings — and to design options for implementing relevant courses of action.

The potential consequences of further inaction on this issue are indefensible and untenable.

I reiterate my call to everyone involved in Cape May’s beach replenishment process to make beach safety the highest priority — getting Congress to initiate the necessary funding for studies that seek solutions to unintended problems presumably created by beach replenishment programs not just here in Cape May, but across our country.

risks. We must continue to strive for an even more effective visitor education program I would also like to know if there have been similar questions at other beaches that reflect Cape May’s conditions. If so, what were the findings? This question was raised when Mott, Macdonald proposed their study late last year and assurances were given that their study would provide such information. It did not, so the question lingers.

The current plan — to collect data next season to help us understand what connection, if any, exists between beach filling and beach accidents — seems like another way to put off reality. It’s been put off too long already. It is important to understand the science behind beach replenishment. We don’t have the luxury of experimentation with beach slope. Is the Corps of Engineers or are any university-based researchers exploring alternatives to replenishment that will preserve our beaches and maintain their safety in the long term? What is Cape May doing now in anticipation and preparation for the expected completion of the remaining 25 or so years of the beach replenishment agreement with the Corps of Engineers?

The potential consequences of beach slope and beach safety for the local economy of deep concern to me and I am determined to pursue the best course of action to resolve the matter in the interests of our beach-goers, our business community and the community at large.

Our local government and community need to apply pressure to the DEP and Army Corps. We are lucky to have a caring community and people willing to expend the time and effort necessary to find solutions.

We should empower those people with a beach safety commission that actually plays an important role.

I have proposed the idea of extending the groin at the Cove and perhaps at Cape May Point, which would allow us to save much of the sand that we know is migrating into the bay. This would make us less dependent on the federal government to pump sand, and perhaps give us more control of how we distribute sand collected by a new jetty. If elected, I would push for a study on extending the groin at the Cove beach.

As to the Philadelphia magazine article, I feel that this type of sensationalization is unnecessarily negative.

Safety is very important, but we should not be creating a cause for alarm for those thinking of vacationing here.

We need to address safety, but trying to solve it in the national spotlight is counter productive. The fact is the ocean is already an inherently dangerous place. We have an excellent beach patrol who are well trained to keep people safe while they are here.

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10/2: West Cape May Christmas Parade Fundraiser At The Chalfonte

Kathy and Dale Steltz

Maureen and Al Roman

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The Original

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NO FRIES, NO PIZZA, NO CHICKEN FINGERS

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Around The Avenues And Alleyways Of Cool Cape May

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The Ultimate Cape May Food & Drink Guide What You Need To Know About The Food And The Vibe

Meals Served

Price Of Entrées

Bar Or BYOB?

B, L, D

$5-$32 Cards: V, MC, AE, D

FULL BAR

$5-$25 Cards: V, MC, D

BYOB

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$15-$28 Cards: V, MC

BYOB

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$12-$36 Cards: V, MC, AE, D

FULL BAR

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Cards: V, MC, AE, D

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Bar Menu and Cocktails

Cards: V, MC, AE, D

FULL BAR

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B, L, D

$8-$25 Cards: V, MC, AE, D

FULL BAR

YES

YES

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Brewery

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BAR

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NO

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$12-$19 Cards: V, MC, AE, D

BYOB

NO

YES

Should I Food For Other Book?

Kids? Details

ALEATHEA’S 7 Ocean Street, Cape May (609) 884-5555 www.innofcapemay.com

Aleathea’s serves breakfast, lunch and dinner right across the street from the beach. Enjoy a cocktail on their lovely porch as you watch people go by.

BELLA VIDA CAFÉ 406 N. Broadway, West Cape May (609) 884-6332 www.bellavidacafe.com

There are lots of homemade selections, with plenty of vegan and vegetarian items as well as belly-filling options for carnivores.

THE BLACK DUCK 1 Sunset Boulevard, West Cape May (609) 898-0100 www.blackduckonsunset.com

A chic interior and stylish food, but the ambience is anything but pretentious. Modern American cuisine with some good early bird specials.

THE BLUE PIG TAVERN 200 Congress Place, Cape May (609) 884-8422 www.caperesorts.com/bluepigtavern

Check out why Congress Hall’s restaurant is a favorite of locals as well as hotel guests. They serve classic tavern food for breakfast, lunch or dinner, with a choice of indoor and outdoor dining.

THE BOILER ROOM 200 Congress Place, Cape May (609) 884-8421 www.caperesorts.com/boilerroom

The Boiler Room has a chic industrial vibe with exposed brickwork, stainless steel table tops and a dance floor that’s often bopping. And now they serve brick-oven pizza with draft beers!

THE BROWN ROOM 200 Congress Place, Cape May (609) 884-8422 www.caperesorts.com/brownroom

Congress Hall’s lounge is called Cape May’s Living Room for a reason. The decor is elegant but casual, the drinks are great and the place just says “classy.”

CABANAS 429 Beach Avenue, Cape May (609) 884-4800 www.cabanasonthebeach.com

By day it’s a family-friendly restaurant with open windows that allow the ocean breezes in. By night it’s one of the liveliest spots in town with great live bands and a fun crowd.

CAPE MAY BREWING CO. 1288 Hornet Road, Rio Grande (609) 849-9933 www.capemaybrewery.com

The first microbrewery at the Jersey Shore keeps going from strength to strength, winning awards for their growing selection of beers. Visit the taproom for a fun way to experience their selections.

CARRIAGE HOUSE 1048 Washington Street, Physick Estate (609) 884-5404 www.capemaymac.org

Located at the famous Physick Estate, the Carriage House offers everything from hearty wraps, salads, quiche and paninis to classic teas.

DELANEY’S IRISH PUB & GRILL 400 Washington Street, Cape May (609) 770-8559 www.delaneyscapemay.com

The addition of an Irish pub has been a popular one in Cape May. As you’d expect, this is the place to get Guinness, and good pub grub. The burgers and meat pies have been receiving rave reviews.

L, D

$12-$25 Cards: V, MC, AE, D

FULL BAR

NO

YES

b H

THE EBBITT ROOM 25 Jackson Street, Cape May (609) 884-5700 www.caperesorts.com/ebbittroom

Enjoy your meal on The Ebbitt Room porch, overlooking tree-lined Jackson Street, or take in the buzzy vibe of the dining room and expanded bar for a quintessential Cape May dining experience.

D

$28-$38 V, MC, AE, D

FULL BAR

YES

NO

u

E. M. HEMINGWAY’S 1045 Beach Avenue, Cape May (609) 884-5611 www.hemingwayscapemay.com

Casual and family-friendly, E. M. Hemingway’s offers fine seafood, prime beef and nightly specials.

Enjoy the happy hours daily from 4-7pm.

B, L, D

$15-$38 Cards: V, MC, AE, D

FULL BAR

YES

YES

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B, L, D

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Meals Served

Price Of Entrées

Bar Or BYOB?

Should I Food For Other Book?

Kids? Details

D

$18-$24 Cards: V, MC,AE, D

BYOB

NO

YES

u b H U

L, D

$6-$20 Cards: V, MC, AE, D

FULL BAR

YES

YES

u b H U

EXIT ZERO COOKHOUSE 109 Sunset Boulevard, West Cape May (609) 305-5203

A fun new restaurant unlike any other place in town.

It’s the only place within 40 miles to serve Indian food, plus there are a lot of great Americana dishes, too! Serving dinner daily.

5 WEST PUB 3729 Bayshore Road, North Cape May (609) 889-7000 www.5westpub.com

This hotspot is a gastropub coming to you from the owners of Tisha’s. Expect the same high-quality food and high-quality service, in a relaxed atmosphere.

GODMOTHER’S Broadway and Sunset (609) 884-4543 www.godmothersrestaurant.com

Downhome Italian food, just like your mama, or your grandma, or your aunt would make. Reasonably priced and one of the better local options for a family dinner.

D

$12-$28 Cards: V, MC

BYOB

YES

YES

u H

HARBOR VIEW 954 Ocean Drive (609) 884-5444 www.harborviewcapemay.com

A locals’ favorite for a reason. There’s a Key West vibe, good food, regular entertainment, and the views are spectacular. Enjoy a cocktail and some seafood, including sushi, on the waterfront deck.

B, L, D

$6-$30 Cards: V, MC

FULL BAR

NO

YES

ub HU

HARPOONS ON THE BAY Beach Drive and Browning, N. Cape May (609) 886-5529 www.harpoonhenrys.net

Famous for its sunsets, there’s no better place to sip on a cocktail while watching that fading orange glow.

Great place for a family get-together. Dog-friendly on patio and at umbrella tables.

L, D

$10-$21 Cards: V, MC, D

FULL BAR

NO

YES

u b H U

HARRY’S OCEAN BAR & GRILLE Madison & Beach Avenue, Cape May (609) 88-HARRY www.harryscapemay.com

Beautifully renovated with a great new indoor/ outdoor bar. Daily happy hour specials, with breezes straight off the Atlantic, and a relaxed, vibe with fine comfort food, and a great selection of draught beers.

B, L, D

$8-$24 Cards: V, MC, D, AE

FULL BAR

YES

YES

u b H U

IRON PIER CRAFT HOUSE 429 Beach Avenue, Cape May (609) 884-1925

Remember Martini Beach, located above Cabanas on Beach and Decatur? Well, Iron Pier is the new game in town. Same owners, but a new menu, great new beer list, and the decor got a spruce-up, too!

D

$20-$45 Cards: V, MC, AE, D

FULL BAR

YES

YES

H

THE LOBSTER HOUSE Fisherman’s Wharf, Cape May (609) 884-8296 www.thelobsterhouse.com

Take-out, fish market, restaurant, raw bar, breakfast, dinner... The Lobster House has it all. Drinks on the Schooner American before dinner is a must-do Cape May experience.

B, L, D

$5-$48.50 Cards: V, MC, AE, D

FULL BAR

NO

YES

u b H U

LOUISA’S CAFÉ 104 Jackson Street, Cape May (609) 884-5882

Long before farm to table was the hot new thing to talk about, Louisa’s was practicing that philosophy.

Thirty-six years later, they’re maintaining that simple culinary excellence. Fresh ingredients, good food.

D

$20-$25 Cash Only

BYOB

YES

NO

H

LUCKY BONES 1200 Route 109, Cape May 609) 884-BONE www.luckybonesgrill.com

A huge hit and locals’ favorite for a reason. Excellent food (the thin-crust pizzas are excellent), great bar vibe and service. Lucky Bones gets it right every time.

L, D

$6-$25 Cards: V, MC, AE, D

FULL BAR

For tables of eight or more

YES

u b H

MERION INN 106 Decatur Street, Cape May (609) 884-8363 www.merion inn.com

The dim, amber lighting, dark wooden bar, period fittings and classy staff give a special ambience. Plus we love just sitting at the lovely bar. And there’s two great new chefs in the kitchen!

D

$10-$34 Cards: V, MC, AE, D

FULL BAR

YES

YES

u b H U

OCEAN VIEW Beach and Grant Avenues, Cape May (609) 884-3772 www.oceanviewrestaurant.com

A large and very reliable menu. Classic diner food, oversized portions, and very reasonably priced. A locals’ favorite.

B, L, D

$9-$30 Cards: V, MC, AE, D

BYOB

NO

YES

u b H

KEY u Onsite parking b Wheelchair accessible H Takeout available U Dog-friendly patio in season

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The Ultimate Cape May Food & Drink Guide What You Need To Know About The Food And The Vibe

Meals Served

Price Of Entrées

Bar Or BYOB?

Should I Food For Other Book?

Kids? Details

D

$12-$29 Cards: V, MC, AE, D

FULL BAR

YES

YES

u b H

D

$22-$39 Cards: V, MC, D

BYOB

YES

NO

H

L, D

$3.95$13.95 Cards: V, MC, AE,D

N/A

NO

YES

b H U

B, L, D

$5-$35 Cash only

BYOB

YES

YES

u b H

OYSTER BAY 615 Lafayette Street, Cape May (609) 884-2111 www.oysterbayrestaurant.com

A lovely dining room, a beautiful new bar and restaurant area that’s proving to be a huge hit, a new bar menu, great martinis and classic, generous dishes.

PETER SHIELDS INN 1301 Beach Avenue, Cape May (609) 884-9090 www.petershieldsinn.com

The Georgian Revival mansion is magnificent and the modern American menu and excellent wine list matches it all the way.

QUINCY’S ORIGINAL LOBSTER ROLLS 709 Beach Avenue, Cape May (609) 600-3571 www.quincysoriginal.com THE RED STORE 500 Cape Avenue, Cape May Point (609) 884-5757 www.capemaypointredstore.com

Cape May was needing some proper, Maine-style lobster rolls. And now we have them! Quincy’s serve great rolls, with generous servings of Maine lobster, plus there are loads of non-lobster choices for kids.

Acclaimed, inventive food in a secluded, serene setting.

Join them for a scrumptious breakfast, grab a coffee and muffin, or relax on the porch with a delicious lunch.

RIO STATION 3505 Route 9 South, Rio Grande (609) 889-2000

While everything around it has changed, the Rio is still serving excellent food with old-style, friendly service.

Really good wings too! And now, drum roll... they have unveiled an exciting breakfast menu.

B, L, D

$13-$29 Cards: V, MC, AE, D

FULL BAR

YES

YES

u b H

RUSTY NAIL 205 Beach Avenue, Cape May (609) 884-0017 www.caperesorts.com/rusty-nail

Coldest beer and coolest vibe in town. The iconic Rusty Nail is the place to be for a uniquely Cape May experience. And they even have non-alcoholic brew and menu items for dogs!

B, L, D

$10-$19 Cards: V, MC, AE, D

FULL BAR

NO

YES

u b H U

TISHA’S 318 Washington Street Mall, Cape May (609) 884-9119 www.tishasfinedining.com

This local favorite serves delicious food for breakfast, lunch and dinner. And they have a petfirendly patio too. Check out their sister restaurant, 5 West Pub, too.

B, L, D

$18-$35 Cards: V, MC, AE, D

BYOB

YES

YES

b U

TOMMY’S FOLLY COFFEE 251 Beach Avenue, Cape May (609) 884-6522 www.congresshall.com

Situated in the lobby of Congress Hall, this shop has great coffee and some lovely to-go breakfast goodies, as well as healthy and tasty lunch options.

B, L

$1-$7 Cards: V, MC, AE, D

NO

NO

YES

u b H U

THE UGLY MUG 426 Washington Street Mall, Cape May (609) 884-3459

A Cape May legend, and even better now that they’ve put those wonderful booths in there — such a treat.

Great spot for outdoor dining on the mall. Check their ad for upcoming live entertainment.

L, D

$12-$25 Cards: V, MC, AE, D

FULL BAR

NO

YES

b H

UNCLE BILL’S PANCAKE HOUSE Beach Avenue and Perry, Cape May (609) 884-7199

Reliably good food — there is a reason why people wait.. Open daily. You can sit outside with ocean and beach views and dine with your dog if the weather is nice.

B, L

$4-$9 Cards: V, MC, AE, D

BYOB

NO

YES

u b H U

UNION PARK Beach Avenue and Howard Street (609) 884-8811 www.unionparkdiningroom.com WASHINGTON INN 801 Washington Street, Cape May (609) 884-5697 www.washingtoninn.com

Fine dining in a classic old hotel, where both the decor and the food are inspired. Voted one of the best restaurants in the state by New Jersey Monthly magazine.

Superb gourmet food, and a cool but cozy bar. Check out an amazing wine list of over 10,000 bottles; they’ve got the largest wine cellar in South Jersey.

D

$18-$35 Cards: V, MC, AE

BYOB

YES

YES

u b H

D

$18-$34 Cards: V, MC, AE, D

FULL BAR

YES

YES

u b H

KEY u Onsite parking b Wheelchair accessible H Takeout available U Dog-friendly patio in season

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The Old Fogey

I

Ah, those good old Cape May days... by Jackson D’Catur

am not happy when I am forced to grab a pussy. I know — I am a forthright kind of chap and prone to impulsive snatching, but still, there are limits. So you can imagine my mood when I found myself pursuing Mrs Slocobome through the attic of The D’Catur Mansion. It was time for her to take a tablet, as recommended by our efficient, slightly alarming vet, Herr Hess.

It is a little know fact that a condition of Ma D’Catur’s will was that the entire mansion and grounds would be left to me, her only son, so long as I took great care of her beloved Scottish feral cat, Mrs Slocombe. There were all kinds of byzantine conditions written in that ensured no “accidental” fate befell that cat, even though she is evil incarnate and the world would be better without her malicious velvet tread. She combines the worst of her breed’s native country’s intransigent awfulness with the manners of a wild animal. So, she has the run of the top floor of the house.

Obviously she and Young Albert are kept well apart: their hatred for one another transcends the regular canine-feline rivalry and

is more like that of Van Helsing (who was an ass of a man, and used to drink at The Brown Room) and Count Dracula (quite the gentlemen, though insufferably fond of stories about himself, which I cannot bear).

A small but well compensated staff tend to her needs, but refuse to actually grab the aforementioned pussy when something medical arises. It falls to me to do the grabbing, wearing a pair of steel gauntlets that were, I am told, made for the original Baron Decatur in some puzzling European war seven centuries ago.

I thought I had stumbled across a likeminded soul the other night when watching the televisual box, as a strange talking pomeranian dog was chortling about that very thing. To my disappointment, I saw no feline, and think that whatever he was talking about, it was not in any shape or form like Mrs Slocombe, and I had my manservant, Kitchener, sketch his likeness using orange crayon.

So it was a mercy chase that the ungrateful pussy gave me, across the rooftops, through the attic, navigating long-forgotten secret passageways and even down the secondary chimney. I finally cornered Mrs Slocombe in the trophy room, hiding under a stuffed beaver.

I cannot actually be sure that she swallowed the tablet, in truth, but given I had lost an eyebrow, the top of a toe and a half pint of blood, I feel I had fulfilled my duty. Perhaps next time I will contract out the task to that strange little orange fellow, who has the feel of an unemployed chap, and will surely be happy for the offer of work.

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9/28: Yvonna & Darrin Dyakov’s Fifth Birthday At CM Nature Center PHOTOGRAPHS BY ALEKSEY MORYAKOV

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Cape May Beach Tag Pendant & Necklace

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Coins from the Sunken Ship The Atocha 511 WASHINGTON STREET MALL, CAPE MAY (next to fudge kitchen) • (609) 898-8786 Peter, Darrin, Dora, Yvonna

Also at 15 N. Black Horse Pike, Runnemede • (856) 939-0230

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Cape Island Bikes

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The Activity Column

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Catherine Dugan’s guide to getting out there... this week, deadly women!

ctober is a good time to gather with friends to sip — and spill — some tea. The Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts and Humanities (MAC) has invited history’s most dangerous women for Tea and Confessions.

Lizzie Borden appears on October 15 at the Inn of Cape May to explain what really happened when her father and stepmother were murdered that August day.

Although she was acquitted, legend says that Lizzie was a greedy, ungrateful daughter who resented the money her father gave to his wife’s family. After all, she was suspiciously calm, a maid saw her burning a dress that might have had bloodstains, and there were rumors of strife in the household. Or was she a convenient scapegoat? Did police ignore the similarity to a murder in a nearby town?

What about Lizzie’s maternal uncle, who had been estranged from the family, but spent the night of the murder as their houseguest?

And if the victims received 19 and 11

whacks each, why does the rhyme say 40?

Next up, at the Carriage House Café, is Typhoid Mary Mallon, an Irish immigrant blamed for 47 illnesses and three deaths. Mallon came to America at age 15 and worked as a cook. Although she was never ill, she carried typhus. Health officials quarantined her against her will for three years. When she was released, she went back to work, and more people fell ill.

Mallon was then quarantined for another 18 years —the remainder of her life. Mallon was not the most deadly carrier of typhus — a man named Tony Labella infected 122 people, five of whom died — but he was only quarantined for two weeks. Another healthy carrier was allowed to continue

running a restaurant. Why does Mary get all the blame? Could it have been her gender, her low social status, and her frank disbelief that she was making people sick?

The final guest is the nameless Bride of Frankenstein, who visits the Carriage House Café on October 29. A second creation of the arrogant scientist, Victor Frankenstein, the Bride is built for an arranged marriage to Frankenstein’s original Creature. In Victor’s selfishness, he fails to consider that the Bride might like to choose her own mate, expecting her to accept the match like a dutiful daughter. In the book, Victor destroys her while she is half formed, and Victor’s wife is murdered in retaliation.

In the movie, the Bride rejects the Creature, so he punishes her by burning her to death in a fiery murder suicide. Who knows what happy ending there might have been had Victor taken responsibility for his first Creature? Maybe he could have taught him how to treat a lady. Tea is served at 2:30.

Tickets are $30. Call MAC at 800-275-4278 for more information.

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Kaleidoscope

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Mullock Unity l Conservation l Preservation

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Cape May Council

Growing up in Cape May taught me about small-town manners. If elected, I would seek to bring people together by focusing on the many issues that unite us instead of belaboring the issues that divide us. The people of Cape May deserve leaders who are focused on working for them, not against each other, and are willing to set real goals to move forward.

In college, I served as class president and co-captain of the ice hockey team. It was a small Division 1 school where everyone knew everyone. I was proud to have those leadership roles and was elected to those roles by my peers because I was seen as friendly, fair and respectful, while never being afraid to voice a strong opinion on issues I thought to be important and on changes that needed to be made. I disagreed with many people along the way but I learned important lessons.

We can disagree without resorting to hostility and strife. We can be respectful and civil while expressing independent views.

HERE ARE SOME OF MY GOALS...

Conservation and Preservation Not only maintain, but grow, preservation initiatives. And continue to promote our history.

Parking Plan Developed by elected officials and publicprivate partnerships. We should consider the future of driverless cars – we need leaders who understand technology.

Attracting Families Provide incentives to attract families, and look at making the Cape Island Grade School K-8 one of the best in the country.

Beach Safety This is not a new issue – my family and I have been active in helping those with injuries for 10-plus years. We are lucky to have a community willing to expend the time and

effort necessary to find solutions. We need to empower the beach safety commission.

Convention Hall. It could be a bath house, with retail space to help fund the project.

Storm Surge Protection We should be a shining example to other seaside towns by how prepared we are for the changing environment. We need a 25-year plan.

Community Center The Franklin Street school could be part of a long-term solution. We need a center.

Extend the Promenade & Seawall Expand the promenade on the east side, while adding storm protection through grants.

Trash Collection Trash collection companies should pick up on the same day as recycling. It will improve our appearances and simplify life for home owners.

Underused Space Replace the trailer-style bathroom in front of Angelo’s and rehabilitate the building next to

Bike Safety/Support We should have a plan for connecting into the planned bike path which will go from the lighthouse all the way to the county zoo.

Six More Weeks of Summer Create an event much like Groundhog Day in Punxsutawney Pa. We should OWN summer.

Each year, with a dolphin as the centerpiece of our campaign, we should proclaim six more weeks of summer!

For more details... see my Facebook page MULLOCK FOR COUNCIL

paid for by Friends of Mullock for Council, 828 Corgie Street, Cape May, NJ 08204

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The Answer Lady

T

he Answer Lady invites inquiries from gentle readers on all manner of relationship quandaries, matters of the heart and ethics. If you’d like to send a query, write to info@exitzero. us. Or, simply sit back, enjoy a cup of coffee and contemplate the wisdom herein.

Dear Answer Lady My husband and I decided to put a small addition on our house and enclose the property with a tasteful wooden fence. I want to preface this by telling you we have been friends with our neighbors for years. We raised our children together. They have been to our house for holiday dinners and barbeques. When we got to the zoning meeting we could not believe the negative turnout.

Our neighbor hired a lawyer and we were turned down. What do we do now? They still wave and try to talk to us as though nothing happened. My husband and I never want to talk to them again. — The Good Neighbor Dear Neighbor You could put the house up for sale. If you sell it for a song, you will thus downgrade

Wise answers to perplexing questions

their properties, but of course lose money yourself. Alas, such dreams of revenge are indeed just that — dreams. In reality, there’s not much you can do except cross them off your A-list. Definitely build that fence, making sure the survey lines are impeccable.

Then have a nice wine and cheese party — wine from Sunset Liquors and Collier’s, cheese from Seaside Cheese Company — and invite new friends who do not live in the hood. Your obtuse neighbors will be scratching their heads in envy.

Dear Answer Lady We live in an old duplex not far from the beach and for years had the loveliest neighbor. We always looked out for one another and only rented to visitors who were equally respectful. Unfortunately she passed away in the spring and her heirs have taken over.

I cannot begin to tell you what hell that has been. Between the noise and the unacceptable hours they keep, we are at wits end. Our own tenants are threatening to find other accommodations. We cannot come up with a solution. Certainly talking to the renters has been fruitless and we never see the new owners, who live in Maryland. — Beleaguered Dear Beleaguered The only thing to do is to kill the new owners/tenants with ordinance infractions.

Noise, number of occupants, code requirements. But before you do that, slip some business cards under the door as a hint to procure a reputable realtor to rent the property? Cape May has so many great realtors. Slip a copy of Exit Zero in the mailbox with the realtors red circled. And hope for the best.

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Around The Avenues And Alleyways Of Cool Cape May

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Gennyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 30th Birthday Bash Memorial FUNraiser Saturday, November 12 7:00 - 10:00 p.m.

501 Beach @ the Marquis!

Live Music, 50/50 Raffle, Eagles Pool and Chinese Auction! $20 admission includes food & beer

All proceeds benefit The Genny Lynn Farnan Robinson Scholarship Fund As a birthday gift to Gen please bring a toy donation for her favorite non-profit: The Lynch who Stole Christmas from the Grinch

INTERESTED IN DONATING? CALL ASHLEY @ 609.408.9258 Lunch With Lynch is a 501(c)3 non-profit ID#46-125221

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Taxpayers Association of Cape May save the date

Candidate Night thursday

October 20 Two Candidates for Mayor Two Candidates for one City Council Seat Location

Cape May Elementary School Doors open at 6pm to meet the candidates Program Begins promptly at 6:45pm Program Closes approximately at 8:30pm capemaytaxpayers.com

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Bird Droppings

or someone whose raptor abundance standards were established in the 1970s, the hawk flight over Cape May Point the other day was nothing short of miraculous. In the ’70s you dreamed of seeing a bald eagle, while peregrines were as elusive as a politician’s promise. But October 3, under cloudpocked skies, the flight lived up to the highest expectations of the 150 hawk watchers on hand.

Eagles were everywhere. Cooper’s hawk numbers approached the level of a blight.

There were so many peregrines in the air people stopped calling them out. Not bad for a species heading for extinction four decades ago.

Just goes to show you how resilient Ma Nature is. We do something stupid like introduce DDT into the biosphere and the environment goes haywire. We wise up and stop using the stuff in time and our environmental safety net mends. Grounds for optimism about climate change, eh?

But of course all eyes have been trained

on the south, tracking Hurricane Matthew. Hurricanes have a way of stirring up the birding crowd. Who knows how many tropical bird species are trapped within that 20-mile-wide eye. Certainly enough to ferry a dozen new species into the county.

Direct hit or skirting miss, you can count on the region’s birders to be out in force after the storm passes. Me? I’m dreaming of a white-tailed tropicbird. Having missed this streamer-tailed beauty on the Dry Tortugas, and several North Carolina pelagic trips, it

would constitute a Life Bird for me. One of the last regular occurring North American species I have yet to see in the ABA North American area.

Not that I’m counting.

And if the storm passes over Cuba, and heads quickly in our direction, who knows what goodies might be ferried our way.

Anyway, it’s an ill wind that doesn’t blow someone some good. We can live without the devastation, of course. Closed highways will impede access to key coastal watch points.

Surfers and birders, two subcultures that see the bright side of coastal storms. So here’s to keeping an eye on Matthew’s eye.

Batten down the hatches, birders and put your copy of Birds of Cuba in a lock top bag.

If you don’t have a copy, you can visit the Cape May Bird Observatory shop 701, East Lake Drive, Cape May Point. While you are there check out the stock of waterproof binoculars built to German specs. Good to a depth of 18 meters for 20 minutes (not that you are going to need it).

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tep back in time for a lovely autumn evening!

Luminaries will line the paths and guide you to several of the restored buildings where wine, beer and a variety of light fare will be served. Enjoy desserts, live musical entertainment and hot beverages at the Village Pavilion. A special holiday sale at the Country Store will feature heritage wares and a wide variety of historical toys. Tickets are $30 per person ($25 for HCSV members) and must be purchased in advance. Call (609) 898-2300, ext. 10 for tickets and more information

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• Climb a real air-traffic control tower!

• Sit in the cockpit!

• Learn about a variety of aircraft • Coast Guard & 9/11 exhibit area

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The Movie Column

By Tom Sims of Cape May Film Society

K

eegan-Michael Key is a rising comedic star, and now he gets to play one in the new film Don’t Think Twice. Key joins Gillian Jacobs and Mike Birbiglia in a comedy-drama about an improv troupe going through tough times. The space where they perform has been sold and is closing despite their act getting more successful with bigger audiences.

The troupe is called The Commune and their leader is Birbiglia’s character. He’s the oldest of the bunch at nearly 40. He’s had his shot at celebrity having auditioned at a late night show called Weekend Live (an obvious play on Saturday Night Live). He mentors the others, and they all agree they would not be as successful if not for him.

Key plays one of the troupe members, and while he’s a team player he also can be a stage hog. This is exceptionally true when the crew hears that talent scouts from Weekend Live will be in the audience one evening. Key all but puts on a solo performance disregarding the others to get

Keegan-Michael Key stars in Don’t Think Twice the scouts’ attention. It works. He and his girlfriend, another member of the troupe (played by Jacobs), are given the chance to audition. Key gets the part and becomes the newest player on Weekend Live.

As you might expect, the troupe continues to suffer with having to find a new, less appealing space and the loss of Key’s character. The girlfriend is going through her own crisis as she favors improv and fails to show up at the Weekend Live audition.

Despite some clichéd “we’re getting older” melodrama, this film works on several levels. First, it is a perfect showcase for several young comics. And the laughs, while not side-splitting, are well deserved.

The drama side of this comedy-drama is well played. So while comes dangerously close to being whiny, it never gets there — to Birbiglia’s advantage.

Birbiglia also writes and directs this film. He has paid his dues in Hollywood, playing opposite many famous comedians for years. This is his first major directorial opportunity, and he hits the mark with a near bullseye. Hooray for knowing your subject matter!

On another topic, the Cape May Film Festival is approaching. Save the date: November 11-13 at West Cape May Borough Hall. This year, there were many worthy films we could not accept because of time constraints. The result: you’re going to see the best of the films being made both in New Jersey and elsewhere. Join us and visit newnjstatefilmfestival.com to learn more.

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Enrich Your Life... Adopt An Animal

Three beautiful dogs from the Cape May County Animal Shelter and Adoption Center... call 465-8923

SOPHIE is a Labrador Retriever mix looking for a nice family. She is a well-rounded nine year old who at first meeting can be a little shy. Once Sophie warms up, you will get a lot of tail wags and nudges to pet her. She would be great with other dogs, cats and even kids!

Don’t pass up the opportunity for a great family pet. Adopt today!

LUCKY is a pit bull terrier mix female who is a social butterfly and loves attention. Despite her name, luck is not on her side. It seems like all the chips have been stacked against this adorable lady. Gamble on Lucky and you are sure to walk home a winner! Don’t let your luck run out! Adopt today!

KANYA is ready to live out her golden years in a nice, relaxing home with big comfortable beds and lots of belly rubs, but she keeps getting passed by! Kanya is sweet and social and still enjoys playing with her tug toys. Give her a home so she can experience her Golden Years the way they should be lived!

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7 Rabbit Run, Lower Township

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OPEN HOUSE: Saturday, October 15 11am to 1pm — www.7rabbitrun.com 3101 Dune Drive, Unit 108, Avalon (609) 884-2800 • bowmanwalkerrealestate.com DAVID M. WALKER Broker

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1254 Wilson Drive, Cape May Waterfront Living at its Finest 4 bedroom, 3.5 bath luxury custom home with four boat slips. Sit on one of your three back decks & enjoy all the views that waterfront living has to offer. One car garage with plenty of street parking.

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Schedule your appointment today.

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Enrich Your Life... Adopt An Animal

Three beautiful cats from the Cape May County Animal Shelter and Adoption Center... call 465-8923

BOOTS were definitely made for walking with this tuxedo wearing kitty. She was brought to the shelter after living in a home for 11 years. Now she is looking for a new home that she can retire her boots in. Boots qualifies for the Senior for Senior program so if you are 62 or older adoption fees are waived! Don’t let Boots walk away. Adopt!

KIP is a tiger-striped tabby who is looking to live out his Golden Years in a nice home.

The benefits of adopting an older cat like Kip is he is already trained! No messes for this kitty. Want a calm, mature and cuddly friend? Look no further, Kip is just what you need. And, if you are 62 and older adoption fees are waived! What else can I say?

PANTHER lived in a home for three and a half years but had some issues with the other cats living in the house. But don’t get the wrong idea, Panther woud make the perfect pet if he were the only animal living in the house.

That way he gets all the love and attention!

Let Panther run free again and adopt today!

Colleen White Salesperson Cell: 609.231.6943 Office: 609.884.1300

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Enjoy the sound of the surf and a laidback vibe as the owner of this 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath home steps from the beach. HUGE private rear deck suited for relaxing après-beach. From the entertainment-friendly kitchen/dining room to the 3rd floor bonus room (with foosball and pool table) you will enjoy your comfy Cape May beach retreat. All this and much more... in a great location steps from the lapping waves of the ocean and the beautiful beach. Call for a personal tour and pricing info.

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10 SEABASS LN., 20 SCHELLINGER, AVALON MANOR VILLAS 73x75 vacant residential lot New construction opportunity w/proposed plans for a 3600 for a 3 BR/2 BA sinlge family sq. ft. single family home. home. One block to The Bay. $275,000 $249,900

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1001 Lafayette St., Cape May NJ 08204

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FOR SALE!

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1262 VIRGINIA AVE., CAPE MAY LISTING BROKER CLOSING DATE: 9.23.16 SALE PRICE: $499,500

SOLD!

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80 MILLMAN LN., 1036 MARYLAND AVE., 916 QUEEN ST., 1500 NEW YORK AVE., VILLAS CAPE MAY UNIT 2, CAPE MAY CAPE MAY 3 BR/2.5 BA along w/an Furnished 5 BR/4 BA single 3 BR/3 BA twin with luxury 6 BR/5.5 BA beach home with attached 2 car garage, family home built in 2006 with amenities throughout. unobstructed ocean views detached over-sized garage an in-ground heated pool.

Great rental history. and excellent rental history. and detached cottage. $1,350,000 $544,900 $2,475,000 $699,000 1001 Lafayette St., Cape May NJ 08204 SCampbell@deSatnickRealEstate.com Todd H. deSatnick / Broker of Record

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206 S. MAIN STREET, CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE Triplex w/garage. Rental income currently of $2750 monthly. In the center of town close to businesses and transportation. $335,000

501 BEACH AVENUE, CAPE MAY Marquis de Lafayette Condo-Tel Units. Hands-free investment. Pool, beachfront, onsite management.

Starting at $75,000

941 Columbia Avenue, Cape May

(609) 884-5005 Ext. 202 • CapeMayRealEstateNJ.com

This impeccable, turnkey 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath home is located in Tranquility Park, with peeks of Cape May canal.

The upgraded kitchen boasts Silestone quartz counters and an abundance of cabinet space. Ground floor includes dining room, family room and screened porch overlooking the rear yard. A first-floor master features a renovated master bath. Second floor features 2 bedrooms, bathroom. One of the bedrooms offers a bonus room, perfect for a hobby room, office or nursery. Plus attached 2-car garage, attic storage and outside storage shed. $379,000

941 Columbia Avenue, Cape May

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8 OAK AVE., 1488 WASHINGTON ST., DEL HAVEN UNIT D, CAPE MAY Well maintained 3 BR/2 BA Waterfront 3 BR/3 BA home located steps to townhouse with approximate The Delaware Bay. 35’-40’ boat slip. $239,900 $479,900

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Todd H. deSatnick / Broker of Record

JUST LISTED!

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203 TIDEWATER AVENUE, THE LEGACY, RIO GRANDE

16 LEHIGH AVENUE, DEL HAVEN

Lovely 3 bed/2.5 bath Legacy of Cape May Lenar Townhome with privacy backyard. $299,000

This freshly painted, newly carpeted 4 bed/1.5 bath home sits on a large lot along a lovely tree-lined street in Del Haven. $130,000

941 Columbia Avenue, Cape May (609) 884-5005 • www.CoastlineRealty.com

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Homes And Rentals Of The Week Check out these beautiful homes for sale and rent in the Cape May area

202 READING AVENUE, CAPE MAY One of a kind single home located only two short block to the beach. The unique architecture of this home gives the property an appealing charm unlike any other in Cape May. $950,000 Rental: Call today to list your 2017 rental with us! deSatnick Real Estate 1001 Lafayette Street 609-884-1300 deSatnickRealEstate.com

6 CONGRESS STREET, WEST CAPE MAY Adorable move in ready 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath home. Kitchen recently remodeled, being sold partially furnished. Flag lot w/ storage shed. $425,000

Rental: 215 E. 24th Avenue, North Wildwood. 1st Level 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath Apartment two blocks to the beach. No Pets. $1175 Month + Utilities.

Central Heat/Air. Ami Menz Coastline Realty 1400 Texas Avenue 609-425-5756 coastlinerealty.com

CANYON CLUB, #2 LOWER TOWNSHIP 4BR/4.5BA condo is ready for you to enjoy with panoramic harbor views, 3 spacious decks, private elevator to all 3 levels, spectacular tiled 2-car garage with plenty of storage, 3 gorgeous swimming pools, multiple tennis courts and a full service marina. Keep your boat where you live and enjoy it morning, noon and night. $899,000 Rental: Columbia Gardens, CM Unit B-1 2 BR/2.5 BA, Sleeps 6

45 INDIAN TRAIL, CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE Commercial opportunity.

Home is on one acre. 7.78 acres of farmland presently used as a horse farm. $425,000 Rental: Call today to list your 2017 rental with us!

John King deSatnick Real Estate 1001 Lafayette Street Cell: 609-338-8708 desatnickrealestate.com

Jersey Cape Realty, Inc. 609-884-5800 www.JerseyCapeRealty.com

3 NORTH ANDRIELLE LANE, ERMA 4BR/2.5BA home on 2+ acres.

Home offers cathedral ceilings, arched entries, a 1st floor master bedroom suite w/sitting area, tray ceiling, sliders to the rear deck, and bath w/large corner whirlpool tub and new tile shower w/frameless glass doors. Also an office/family room w/private entrance and a private rear yard with decks, patio, and pool. $539,900

501 LIGHTHOUSE AVENUE, CAPE MAY POINT Charming 4 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath Beach House with wood shingle siding, open living/kitchen area and backs up to nature. Truly a must to add to your list. $899,000

Rental: 16 Jefferson, #2, CM 2 BR/1 BA, Sleeps 6

Tai Menz Coastline Realty 1400 Texas Avenue 609-602-8061 coastlinerealty.com

Jersey Cape Realty, Inc. 609-884-5800 www.JerseyCapeRealty.com

Rental: 819 Beach Avenue, Unit 1A, Cape May. The Baronet. 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath Condo available for Winter Rental through end of April. $850 Per Month + Utilities.

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417 Delview Rd, Cape May Beach Custom built home on private 2+ acre secluded estate, Enjoy lovely views of the eastern morning sunrise, cheerful daytime sunlight with sparkling water views, colorful western sunset skies, and peaceful evening lighthouse glow. $979,000.

Immaculate and meticulously maintained, this home is just a block and a half to the Delaware Bay. Beautiful gardens await, complete with a large koi pond. The rear deck stretches the length of the home. Call me today to arrange your showing.

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Salesperson Cell: 609.338.8708 Office: 609.884.1300 Email: JKing@deSatnickRealEstate.com

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6 THISTLE AVE., NORTH CAPE MAY 3 BR/2 BA ranch home located in Cape Woods. $259,000

741 JONATHAN HOFFMAN RD., COLD SPRING 2 BR/2 BA rancher located steps to the canal. $229,500

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1001 Lafayette St., Cape May NJ 08204

Todd H. deSatnick / Broker of Record

WE MOVED! Our new HQ is 941 Columbia Avenue located right next to the water tower

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JUST LISTED!

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836 Washington St, Cape May 3 Bed, 2 Bath / Asking $499,000 One-of-a-kind historic home on historic street.

Gracious parlor, den, washer/dryer, multi-zone heating & C/A, multi-car off-street parking, Sold Turnkey: A must-see! call heijung for a showing â&#x20AC;&#x201D; 609-602-8641 Heijung Park-Colameco Broker/Sales

Jersey Cape Realty, Inc 739 Washington Street, Cape May Office: 609-884-5800 / Cell: 609-602-8641

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Homes And Rentals Of The Week Check out these beautiful homes for sale and rent in the Cape May area

104 NORTH STREET, CAPE MAY Bright, cheerful, immaculate, and tastefully decorated 3BR/3BA condo/townhouse w/2 garages plus off-street parking.

Just 2 blocks from both the beach and town, this is a rare find w/so much parking in such a fantastic location. This turnkey condo, complete with security system, is ready for you and your family to enjoy or turn into an income producing investment. $699,000 Rental: 712-A Corgie St., CM 2 BR/1 BA, Sleeps 4 Jersey Cape Realty, Inc. 609-884-5800 www.JerseyCapeRealty.com

407 PRINCETON AVENUE, CAPE MAY POINT This cottage features a screened porch overlooking gardens and is 3 blocks from the beach. The kitchen was remodeled in 2015 including granite countertops. The dining room has 3 walls of windows overlooking the backyard. A private rear deck, patio with picnic table, outside shower and gardens. Being sold furnished less the contents of the front porch and personal items. $625,000.

Margaret Kittner Bethel Coastline Realty 1400 Texas Avenue 609-408-1012

106 NORTH 10TH STREET, RIO GRANDE 4BR/2BA rancher w/open floor plan and elegant dark Oak hardwoods. The expansive Great Room opens up to a sleek, state-of-the-art kitchen equipped w/brand new SS appliances, granite counter tops, and dark espresso cabinets w/ easy close drawers. There is also a back family room, master suite w/en suite and walk-in closet. $229,995 Rental: 921 Queen St., CM 3 BR/2 BA, Sleeps 6 Jersey Cape Realty, Inc. 609-884-5800 www.JerseyCapeRealty.com

27 TAYLOR LANE, COLD SPRING/SOUTH OF THE CANAL Unique opportunity to acquire acreage on Cape Island.

Sea Horse Farm offers 8.9041 acres; three barns with approximately 35 stalls, offices, and three riding rings. Within close proximity to the beaches and downtown Cape May. $1,300,000 Rental:Call today to list your 2017 rental with us!

Stacy Hutchinson deSatnick Real Estate 1001 Lafayette Street Cell: 609-972-6004 deSatnickRealEstate.com

808 WASHINGTON, #3 CAPE MAY Recently renovated and located in the center of the Historic District, this 2BR/2BA townhouse unit is located on the 2nd and 3rd floors of this 3-unit complex. Amenities include a gas fireplace, central air, stainless steel appliances, skylights, and 2 on-site parking spaces. Walk to the beach, restaurants, and shops from this great location. $549,900 Rental: 211 Beach Ave.,#4, CM 2 BR/2 BA, Sleeps 6 Jersey Cape Realty, Inc. 609-884-5800 www.JerseyCapeRealty.com

417 CHATAM DRIVE, LOWER TOWNSHIP Three bedroom, three full bathroom updated ranch home in Tranquility. This home has been updated with new tile, wall-towall carpeting, fresh paint and new light fixtures throghout. $320,030 Rental: Call today to list your 2017 rental with us!

Megan Miller deSatnick Real Estate 1001 Lafayette Street Cell: 609-602-9430 deSatnickRealEstate.com

Ryan Griffin Salesperson Cell: 609.602.5578 Office: 609.884.1300

116 FOLSOM RD., TOWNBANK 3 BR/2.5 BA home built by Townbank Builders. $459,000

100 SECOND AVE., CAPE MAY 5 BR/2.5 BA one of a kind beach block home.

Breathtaking ocean views! $1,449,000

RGriffin@deSatnickRealEstate.com www.deSatnickRealEstate.com

4 POND CREEK LN., WEST CAPE MAY 5 BR/3.5 BA single family home positioned on a spacious lot with in-ground pool. $1,095,000

9 MONTAUK CT., LOWER TOWNSHIP Immaculately maintained and spacious 2 BR/2 BA single-family home in Tranquility. $299,000

1001 Lafayette St., Cape May NJ 08204 Todd H. deSatnick / Broker of Record

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1731 Shore Road Route 9, Seaville (Osprey Point) 55 Plus Adult Community Close to beaches & shopping 2BR/2BA NEW PRICE $297,500

119 Aspen Drive Cape May Court House Quiet corner cul-de-sac Near recreation & beaches 3BR/2BA NEW PRICE $299,900

5211 Park Boulevard Wildwood Busy corner across from ACME One block from Wildwood Crest Commercial Property $165,000

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4400 ARCTIC AVENUE, WILDWOOD Real estate being sold only. Commercial 2-building warehouse w/ efficiency office on 2nd floor. $275,000

301 CARDINAL AVENUE, VILLAS 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath home situated on a large 65x206 lot in the dunes with an inground pool, storage shed and STUNNING VIEWS. $575,000

Charlie and Tricia Hendricks, H. Williams

941 Columbia Avenue, Cape May

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201 BEACH AVENUE, CAPE MAY Seaboard Walk condominiums: 3-story townhouse with great ocean views.

4 brms, 4 ½ bath, 2,400 sq. ft., 2-car garage, pool. Unit #2 $1,675,000; #10 $1,240,000; #8 $1,265,000

George McGinley, Mike, Robin

719 BROADWAY, WEST CAPE MAY Great commercial location in business district. Plenty off-street parking. Has operated as bait & tackle shop. Seller would consider selling business outside of real estate sale. $399,000

512 Washington Mall, Cape May (609) 884-8428 • 800-441-8428 www.cbcapemay.com

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Homes And Rentals Of The Week Check out these beautiful homes for sale and rent in the Cape May area

915 COLUMBIA AVENUE, CAPE MAY This 5 BR, 3.5 BA home is located on an oversized lot this property includes a private driveway, detached 2 car garage, outside shower, and oversized play area for the kids.

Inside is a first floor master, home office, state of the art kitchen with granite countertops, great room with fireplace and more! The spacious sun filled Florida room spans the full width of the house and is a great spot to relax after a day on the beach. This home is one of the best kept secrets in Cape May! $999,999 Homestead Real Estate 502 Bank Street 609-884-1888 HomesteadCapeMay.com

108 STEVENS STREET, WEST CAPE MAY The Ezekiel Eldredge House circa 1720. Restored and renovated using some of the original hand hewn oak and bricks.

Covered porch, cathedral ceiling entrance hall, great room with kitchen, living room and dining area. Master BR and BA with walk in closet. A 2nd master suite with cathedral ceiling is on the 2nd floor. Two additional large BR’s with cathedral ceiling. $899,000.

Rental: 311 Alexander Avenue, CMP Single Family Home 3BR, 4 BA Sleeps 8.

Chris Clemans Sotheby’s International Realty 1159 Washington Street 609-884-3332 chrisclemanssir.com

1907 TIDEWATER AVENUE, THE LEGACY, RIO GRANDE Gorgeous 3 bed/2.5 bath End Unit Townhome with amazing Vineyard views $329,900.00!

Rental: The Abbey, 34 Gurney Street, Cape May. Stay in this beautiful Gothic villa featuring a 60-foot tower with stenciled and ruby glass arched windows. The home features 4 large public rooms, 9 bedrooms and 9.5 baths, barely 1 block to the beach! Contact Kim for rates and more information.

203 PRINCETON AVENUE, CAPE MAY POINT 5 BR/3 BA luxury beach home located only 3 short blocks to the beach! Outstanding views of The Lighthouse, State Park and ocean! $699,900 Rental: Call today to list your 2017 rental with us!

Colleen White deSatnick Real Estate 1001 Lafayette Street Cell: 609-231-6943 deSatnickRealEstate.com

Kimberly L. Gipple Coastline Realty 1400 Texas Avenue 609-884-5005 coastlinerealty.com

CANYON CLUB, #504 LOWER TOWNSHIP Move right in and enjoy coastal living at its finest! All furnishings included in this tastefully decorated 3BR/2BA luxury condo. Enjoy Great Room with fireplace, deck for outdoor dining and entertaining, master bedroom with sitting room with fireplace and private sundeck.

The Canyon Club Resort Marina offers multiple pools, tennis courts, and the largest luxury marina in Cape May. $379,000

227 BEACH AVENUE, UNIT 601, CAPE MAY 2 BR/2 BA capers condominium located across from Lifeguard Headquarters. Excellent rental history. $469,000 Rental: Call today to list your 2017 rental with us!

Ryan Griffin deSatnick Real Estate 1001 Lafayette Street Cell: 609-602-5578 deSatnickRealEstate.com

Rental: 507 Philadelphia, CM 3 BR/2 BA, Sleeps 7 Pet Friendly Jersey Cape Realty, Inc. 609-884-5800 www.JerseyCapeRealty.com

FOR SALE

515 FRANKLIN STREET, CAPE MAY Located in the heart of the Historic District is where you will find this duplex loaded with Victorian charm but featuring many modern conveniences.

The first floor unit includes 3 BR, 2 BA, updated kitchen with corian countertops, central air, hardwood floors and more. The second unit provides 3 BR and 2 BA, eat-in kitchen, living room and its own laundry room with washer and dryer. Currently known as the “Daisy Cottage” this property has an excellent rental history and is being sold turn-key. $799,000 Homestead Real Estate 502 Bank Street 609-884-1888 HomesteadCapeMay.com

12 & 14 Cliffside Road, Town Bank 620 HUGHES STREET, 12 & 14 CLIFFSIDE ROAD, Lot size: 120 x 100 CAPE MAY

TOWN BANK Single-family cottage with loft  Detached garage Single-family cottage& Natural with gas Located on beautiful Hughes City utilities lot, detached garage. LotSteps sizeto theStreet Many possibilities Bay in the center of town, this historic home is licensed 120 x 100. Offered City utilities and Offered at at $400,000 $360,000 for 4 units but could also be natural gas. Many possibilities. used as a single family homePark-Colameco Just steps toHeijung the Delaware Bay! Broker/Sales home offers 6 bedrooms, 4 ½ $360,000.

Jersey Cape Realty, Inc baths, formal liv. And dining 739 Washington Street, Cape May rooms, sun porch and plenty of Heijung Park Colameco Office: 609-884-5800 / Cell: 609-602-8641 BUYING SELLING WITH INTEGRITY & TRUST off-street parking – $999,999 Jersey&Cape Realty 739 Washington Street Rental: 101 Whilldin Ave, Cape 609-602-8641 May Point- Recently renovated gotcapemayhomes.com 4 bedroom, 3 ½ bath home, located directly across the street from the beach. Sleeping for 10. Plenty of weeks available !

Coldwell Banker Sol Needles 512 Washington Street Mall 609-884-8428 cbcapemay.com

846 BROADWAY, WEST CAPE MAY Three story commercial building with plenty of off street parking. The exterior has recent upgrades including a new roof and new cedar shake impression shingles. Much of the interior has undergone recent renovations including the addition of a 2 BR apartment which iscurrently rented with a year round tenant. The first floor includes 2 commercial rental units, both of which are currently rented. The entire building has natural gas utilities, and central air $699,000

7 LANDIS AVE, WEST CAPE MAY 5 BR 2 BA home that offers 2 floors of living. Great sun room, leads to a large living room, an eat in kitchen, 2 BR, 1 bath and a utility/laundry room. The 2nd floor offers 3 bedrooms and a 2nd bath. Hot water baseboard heat on the 1st floor, no heat on the 2nd floor. There is a 2 car detached garage and a chicken coup converted into a lawn shed. Zoned R-2 and could be subdivided into two lots. Live in one while you build your new home or just enjoy the property in its entirety. $675,000

29 PINE RIDGE ROAD, CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE This 4 BR, 2.5 BA home sits on 2.03 private acres and includes an attached 2 car and detached 1 car garage. Inside, a formal living and dining room, both with hardwood flooring. The family room with cathedral ceilings opens to the 12 x 13 hot tub room and kitchen with stainless steel appliances. The master suite includes a walk-in closet and en-suite bath with separate tub and shower. This custom home is quite a find!

Make your appointment today! $439,999

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Gail Wilsey Long & Foster Real Estate 501 Lafayette Street 609-602-0405 capemay@lnf.com

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