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Published: Dec 01, 2008
Cape MayChurch musiciansaward organistThe Church Musicians' As-
sociation of the Diocese of Camden recently presented St. Paul Parish organist Paul-
ine Iaconangelo with the St. Cecelia Lifetime Music Award for her 43 years of dedication and commitment to the music ministry of the Roman Cath-
olic Church.Iaconangelo was the organist for her parishes in Wash-
ington, D.C., and Piscataway, Md., before retiring to Cape May, where she also served Our Lady Star of the Sea parish for 22 years. She is currently at St. Paul in Stone Harbor. More
Nov 27, 2008
UPPER TOWNSHIP - Some Strathmere property owners this week said they have no intention of signing easements for an upcoming beach fill. More
Nov 27, 2008
STONE HARBOR - There was the time when a piano player belted out tunes while bar patrons gathered around and sang along inside Henny's. More
Nov 27, 2008
WILDWOOD - The sale of the city's former back-bay landfill is in jeopardy after the would-be developer learned that the site is more contaminated than previously believed. More
Nov 27, 2008
WILDWOOD - The sale of the city's former back-bay landfill is in jeopardy after the would-be developer learned that the site is more contaminated than previously believed. More
Nov 27, 2008
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE - Freeholders settled a four-year contract with sheriff's officers that includes raises of as much as 5 percent but cuts two holidays and places penalties on extensive unexcused sick time. More
Nov 26, 2008
LOWER TOWNSHIP - A woman was injured at approximately 6:40 a.m. today in a one-car acident on Route 9 near Bennets Crossing. The car went off the road and the trapped driver was freed by rescue workers using the jaws of life. More
Nov 26, 2008
OCEAN CITY - A city man who is suing the city over public records is claiming a small victory last week in state Superior Court. More
Nov 26, 2008
SEA ISLE CITY - City Council on Tuesday introduced an ordinance that would allow alcohol in a sidewalk dining district. More
Nov 26, 2008
WILDWOOD CREST - The borough's sewer rates are going up to keep pace with an increase in the town's sewer usage. More
Nov 25, 2008
WILDWOOD CREST - Anyone seeking instruction on kindness need only turn to 9-year-old Brad Altman and his classmates. More
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