V18 N27

EXIT ZERO 

cape may’s peppy periodical • october 1, 2020 • volume 18, number 27 

Riding The Waves 

Tyler and many other surfers hit the Cove Beach to catch some waves on Saturday, September 21. 

More photographs inside. Aleksey Moryakov

9/26: Around The Town At Union Park Restaurant 

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9/26: Cottagers’ Association Of Cape May Makes Large Donation 

A Cape May 

Classic 

since 1926 

The Cattager’s Association of Cape May donated $10,000 to support Concerned Citizens for Sewell Tract Preservation on Saturday, September 26. 

Photographed: Russ Dickhart, Tom Lord, Jim Testa, Matt Glenn 


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Everything you wanted to know about Cape May’s peppy periodical... and then some 

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HOW TO... ORDER A PHOTO 

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Artist & More Mike DeMusz 

Photographers Aleksey Moryakov, 

Gabi Urda 

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operate a retail store, a restaurant and 

a gas station, all under the umbrella 

of Exit Zero Filling Station, located at 

110 Sunset Boulevard on the beautiful 

Cape Island. 

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Too many people were receiving issues 

very late or, in some cases, not at all. 

That’s all down to the vagaries of sending 

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is a hardcore of fans who DO this!). Call 

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can still subscribe to the FOUR color 

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Where We’re Eating 

Here’s what the EZ team were chowing on this week 

RESTAURANT, MARINA & BAR 

Outside Deck Open Daily 11:30am 

Happy Hour Mon-Fri 3-6pm 

Every week, the Exit Zero crew goes for lunch (or dinner or, 

maybe even on occasion, breakfast) at one of Cape May’s 

excellent dining establishments. Everything is totally different 

on the food landscape these days, but in the interests of 

the public, we are still venturing out there and enjoying the 

21+ Extended evening hours 

victuals provided by local eateries. 

* 

Voted 

The place: The Boiler Room, located in the basement of Congress 5pm-8pm on Fridays, Featuring an 

Hall, Cape May’s magnificent Victorian L-shaped landmark that 

THE BEST 

TAKEOUT 

Sushi daily 

additional menu from our kitchen 

overlooks the ocean. 

Happy Hour 

NOW 

on our 

The vibe: The exposed brick and metal bartops and stools exude 

in NJ! 

AVAILABLE 

outside deck 

summer sunday brunch tapas 

an industrial vibe, though that’s nicely offset by the red lampshades * 

and furnishings. 

10:30 am - 2 pm 

The drinks: No drinks tonight since Jack and Diane opted for Live Music from 11am-5pm 

takeout pizza — if you ARE interested, Jack whipped up a perfectly 

made Manhattan (Bulleit Rye and Jammy sweet vermouth) at home. 

Wine offerings: By the Bottle, 

But when you DO want to order drinks here, the specialty cocktails * 

include the sparkling Lavender & Lemon and the mezcal-based Smoke Featured Wines by the Glass, Red 

& Barrel. Classics include Watermelon Sangria, Blackberry Julep and & White Wine Flights, 1Ltr Carafes 

Strawberry-Basil Lemonade. Seasonal drafts always include a solid 

& 1Ltr Growlers 

mix of local and national beers. 

The food: The Boiler Room is all about the pizza. Not much else 

on the menu save for a few salads and meatballs for starters, but Tapas Kitchen Open Daily! 

* 

that’s okay with us. A singular focus usually leads to a better product. Please no outside food or 

Such is the case with the pizza at the Boiler Room. On this night, we 

beverage. 

ordered three pizza (Diane is eating for two, in case you’re interested) 

— the Salsiccia (housemade fennel sausage, mozzarella, red onion 

and scallions); the Lobster (mascarpone, tomatoes, mozzarella, basil 

Please practice social distancing 

and, of course, lobster meat); and Calabrese (a spicy sausage which and 

* 

wear a mask when not seated. We are 

actually kept Jack up all night; it was so spicy we had to believe there hosting groups of 6 guests or less 

was something secret in the sauce on this particular evening, plus 

Dogs welcome 

tomatoes and mozzarella). 

We are not taking reservations 

The consensus: If you like brick-oven, thin-crust pizza, the Boiler 

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No indoor dining until further notice 

Room is in the Cape May elite (Lucky Bones is on that list, too). The 

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is as healthy as pizza can get. 

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PHOTOGRAPHS BY ALEKSEY MORYAKOV 

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Undertow 

Terry O’Brien’s legendary column... social satire, shameless plugs — and general self-indulgence 


Sharon, Steve 

Greeting from Undertow Central, situated 

here in the birthplace of country 

music, Erma, NJ. As you long-time 

readers know (and you short-time 

readers are about to find out) I have 

an extensive background in theater, where I 

managed to make my living for much of my 

adulthood. Right here in cool Cape May. Well, 

we’re finally going to mine that vein here at 

Exit Zero with a special dinner theater event 

on Monday, October 12. My original show, 

Young Dracula (a spiritual sequel/ homage to the 

brilliant Young Frankenstein), will be showing at 

4:30 and 7:00, with a portion of the proceeds 

going to the 2021 West Cape May Christmas 

parade. (The 2020 parade was canceled due 

to Covid, but if they’d just called it the West 

Cape May Christmas Peaceful Protest the virus 

would have ignored it, but I digress.) 

The show ran elsewhere in town a few 

years back and people seemed to enjoy it. 

We were even nominated for a Broadway 

World award. But it is not, to put it mildly, 

Shakespeare. Rather, it’s a silly little trifle 

meant to make you laugh, smile and occasionally 

groan. There’s even a few song and dance 

numbers! So, to all my old theater friends, 

here’s a chance to revisit one of my better 

shows. And to all the new friends I’ve made 

the last few years at Exit Zero, here’s a chance 

to take a glimpse into my previous life (and 

twisted mind). But most importantly, it’s a 

chance to raise good money for a good cause. 

By the time you read this there SHOULD 

be a way to reserve your tickets online or 

by calling Exit Zero Filling Station. Seats are 

first-come, first-served so get in there early 

and often to secure a good one. Trainwreck 

potential is very high so you’ll want to be there 

to witness it. Live theater at the gas station 

restaurant might be peak 2020. 

Which is more excruciating, the Phillies 

bullpen or the Eagles defensive secondary? 

Discuss. 

After work the other night, EZFS bartender 

Gordon Sterling was talking about how wet 

and salty his feet get on the boat (during the 

day he works at East Coast Water Sports) and I 

found myself getting a little aroused. Might be 

time to arrange a date night with the Mrs. 

Apparently I missed a great quote of the 

Week opportunity when Katie Dowe was 

talking about what a great finger flicker she is. 

What a filthy little crew we have here at EZFS. 

It was so cold last weekend my band was 

called T-t-t-t-t-t-N-T-t-t-t-t-t-. At one point 

on Saturday night my throat was literally frozen. 

Singing into a 40-degree, 20mph headwind 

for four hours is... challenging. And my 

poor guitar player Tim Joyce not only couldn’t 

keep his machines in tune, it felt like he was 

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playing in boxing gloves. On the 

bright side, at least there were no 

mosquitoes draining us of our 

precious alcohol. It has honestly, 

despite some iffy weather, been 

pretty great playing for you all. 

I’m not sure how this outside dining 

phenomenon that has swept 

Cape May ever goes away. Inside 

dining is for losers! LONG LIVE 

OUTSIDE DINING! (Until it gets 

cold, then go inside.) 

And Tim and I are very appreciative 

of the occasional Black 

Duck and Viggiano’s diner that 

and shares.My genetic predisposition 

is not your Instagram filter. 

#BaldismIsWrong (I’m not actually 

mad, I’m just trying to get in 

on the outrage grift, maybe get a 

spot on Maddow. Oh, and go to 

Antojo’s in North Cape May, an 

outrageously good, family-owned 

dessert spot.) 

If you pee on the seat and 

don’t wipe it up you are a terrible 

human being. Send Tweet. 

Apology of the Week: To my 

OG stalkers, Randy and Wendy 

Redelico, who correctly pointed 

makes the trek across Sunset to out that newbie stalker, Jim 

drop a tip in our jar. 

Compliment of the Week: 

From the aforementioned Tim 

Joyce, my partner in musical 

crime, who, after going out and 

hearing several singers last week, 

told me, “You’re better than any 

of them.” Seeing as Tim doles out 

Faulkner, in fact, did NOT sit 

in the cold and blustery winds 

to hear TNT last Sunday and 

Monday. Undertow regrets the 

error. 

There’s this hour on Ferry 

Road that has this plywood cutout 

of a fireman in their front yard 

THANK YOU FOR AN AMAZING SUMMER! 

compliments as often as he pays waving at cars as they pass by 

full price for clothing or passes up which is nice except that it’s now 

FOR OUR NEW FALL HOURS & TO MAKE A RESERVATION, 

VISIT 410BANKSTREET.COM. 

a free tater tot, I might get this one 

tattooed on my forehead. Also, 

there’s no one else I’d rather spend 

several nights a week hanging out 

and making music with than this 

guy. 

so worn and weather beaten that 

it look like a zombie and it’s actually 

kind of terrifying so please kill 

it with fire. 

Hmmm… when I do six loads 

of laundry but don’t fold them and 

Message from Charlie: put them away I get yelled at. 

Hooman took me on a car ride! 

Woof! Hooman gave me treats! 

Woof! Other hooman in white 

jacket poked me with ouchy 

things. Sad woof. Then more 

treats! Woof! 

I want to look into how to 

become a Service Human. Would I 

need to take a class or something? 

I’ve known Jehovanny Nunez 

since he was about 12 years old. 

I always considered him a friend. 

I watched him go from kitchen 

to kitchen sharpening his skills 

and climbing the ladder before 

finally opening his own place. 

Which is why it was so shocking 

and disturbing to see him share a 

Facebook photo using the “what 

would you look like bald” filter. For 

Joanne, I accept your apology 

and offer one in return. Though 

we got off on the wrong foot (the 

only kind I have), I bet you’d be a 

helluva lot of fun to watch a ball 

game with. 

Why are my ankles the itchiest 

part of my body? 

I’ve been watching this show 

Next Step with Jackson. It’s like Saved 

By the Bell if it were set in a dance 

studio and competently acted. 

No wait, it’s like Fame but set in 

Canada minus all the sex and 

drugs. No wait, it’s like The Office 

but all the girls are Pam and all the 

boys are Michael Scott. No wait, 

it’s like Friends but all the friends 

have plastic doll genitalia. (It’s 

actually just a wholesome, family-friendly 

show I enjoy watching 

years bald people like myself have 

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been trying to remove the stigma with my dancer son, but I can’t 

of being follically challenged and just come out and say that.) 

Sunset & Broadway l 609-435-5052 

here are people, FRIENDS, undoing 

’Til next time, don’t get caught 

all that work for a few likes in The Undertow. 


GREAT BURGERS & 

delicious cURRIES 

COOL COCKTAILS 

& LOCAL DRAFTS! 

Young 

Dracula 

dinner theater at exit zero 

A FUN SHOW & 3-COURSE 

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Benefiting 2021 West Cape May Christmas Parade 

monday, october 12: 2 seatings @ 4:30 & 7 

Reservations only: Call 609-770-8479 or book at ezstore.us. 

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9/25: Around 5pm At Nauti Spirits Distillery 

ENJOY 

ECLECTIC SEAFOOD 

AND HANDCRAFTED COCKTAILS 

IN A BEACH-CHIC SETTING. 

Adored by 

Visitors... 

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Loved by 

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New 

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Open for inside and outside 

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Mon, Wed, Thurs, Fri, Sat 8-9 

Sun 8-2 closed tuesday 

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9/25: Around 5pm 

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Open daily 

7AM - 2PM 

Inside & outside dining 

Takeout available 

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The Theater Column 

By arts columnist Tom Sims 

What if you didn’t have a stage 

or lights or even an audience 

— could you still move people 

by reading a play? It’s about the 

story and performances — it’s 

time to check out a virtual reading at Cape 

May Stage. Happy, a one-act play, premiered 

last week and is available at capemaystage. 

org — you don’t want to miss it! 

Donald (Michael Basile) buzzes the 

apartment of George “Happy” Haliday (Jesse 

N. Helmes). Happy is currently a janitor but 

was a star rookie for the newly formed New 

York Mets decades earlier in 1962. Donald has 

a ball his father caught for him when Happy 

hit a foul back then. He needs Happy to sign it. 

One baseball. One autograph. A host of 

curves in a story that hits home. Basile and 

Helmes are exceptional and make you feel 

their characters both separately and when 

they interact. You’re drawn into the story 

slowly but certainly. It is beyond remarkable. 

Roy Steinberg expertly directs. Alan 

Zweibel is the playwright. Zweibel is an 

award-winning writer and SNL alum. He was 

also a writer on the Tony winning Billy Crystal 

play 700 Sundays. Happy was adapted to a short 

film in 2019 for the New York festival “Stage 

to Screen.” I’ve become a groupie of this story 

— all thanks to this Cape May Stage reading. 

Also streaming at capemaystage.org 

is Adrift, a short play by Richard Allerman. 

Imagine you live on a luxury cruise ship with 

all the amenities but only one drawback — 

there’s an apocalypse on every shore you pass. 

How’s that for a new twist on an “end of the 

world” scenario? 

It opens with couple Betsy and Todd, 

ship residents played by Alison Fraser and 

Anthony Newfield. She complains how the 

ship is not stopping in and he reminds her 

they’re trapped on the boat because the world 

is filled with warfare, pandemics, and widespread 

natural disasters. Fraser is so engaging 

— you almost forget this is a reading. 

Newfield plays opposite her with a rapport 

that makes you feel they’re in the same room. 

Also online, Victoria’s Secrets — a onewoman 

performance starring Candace 

O’Donnell as Queen Victoria — yes, THE 

Queen Victoria. She is fun to watch, her heir of 

royalty will delight any of you Brit-o-philes! 

Elsewhere on the site, you’ll find interviews, 

Broadway celebrities in unique performances, 

and many other readings from world-renowned 

actors. There’s something for everyone 

among the selections at capemaystage. 

org. Theater is alive and well… virtually. 

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for take out in the 

Chocolate Bar every day! 




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dine on made-to-order pizza, cold beers, and more featuring 

fresh ingredients from our very own Beach Plum Farm. 

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The Old Fogey 

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

I 

shall never forget the Cape May 

Mermaid, although at that time she 

was known as “Half Woman, Half Fish, 

ALL Freak!” and was the star attraction 

in the Wildwood Traveling Circus 

that used to hop from town to town like a 

summer pox. The circus was the usual fare: 

mutants, freaks, sports and uglies, aka a 

random sampling of its home town’s population, 

dressed in scanty, colorful clothes 

with painted faces. 

But that day I will never forget: I was 

wandering the circus grounds with a band 

of Cossack horsemen (in town for the Cape 

May Rodeo) and scoffing at the shows on 

display. Then I glimpsed The Mermaid and 

stopped in my tracks. She was a beauty 

beyond description, a fusion of our two 

species; from the waist up, a double of the 

great Sophia Loren, from the waist down, a 

glittering, scaled tail. We made eye contact 

and nothing more had to be said. 

That night, after close, I revisited with 

wirecutters, a knobkerry and a hipf lask of 

malt for courage, plus a burlap sack. I wirecut 

the fence, knobkerried the muscleman 

on guard duty and drank the malt. The 

Mermaid was asleep in her tank, half out 

of the water, forlorn and lovely. I clasped a 

hand over her mouth lest she accidentally 

scream and alert the owners, but she saw 

me and smiled. I bid her hush, slipped the 

sack over her (gently), and we were off. 

Within no time we were home, and I 

carried her to the Point and slipped the sack 

off. She clasped me around the neck and we 

kissed. She went to speak but I hushed her 

with a finger and whispered: “My love, I will 

not condemn you to a life of misery away 

from your natural envionment. It is best 

that I set you free and you can come visit 

once a year, at this same spot.” 

Her eyes widened and she started to 

shake from fear, no doubt at being torn 

apart from me so soon, but before she could 

object I hurled her far out into the swirling 

waters. Her last words were: “I shall never 

forget you, my two-legged love”, though the 

wind caught them and made them sound 

like “No, you damned fool you don’t underst 

…” then she was gone with a wave. 

She never did come back, though every 

year I waited: possibly her own family made 

her see the sense of a clean break so as 

to reduce the heartache. Not long after, I 

happened to find a fragment of iridescent 

green-scaled fabric, with a zipper, washed 

ashore not far away. A relic from a costume 

party in a faraway land, I thought, how lovely. 





 

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WHAT IS ORDINANCE 392? 

Ordinance 392-2020, on this November’s ballot, is for ONE 

Public Safety Building in Cape May. This will be a central 

hub for first responders including police, fire, and EMS in 

Cape May. The building will house two facilities, one for fire 

and one for police with flexible shared spaces uniting them. 

It will be located at Franklin and Washington Streets, the 

same location as the current fire house. 

WHY DO WE NEED THIS? 

While the idea of a consolidated public safety building is 

not a new one, it became much more relevant after 9/11. A 

building that allows for the maximum coordination among 

first responders and acts as a centralized communication 

hub in the event of a crisis made sense to public safety 

experts. When faced with the horrific and basically 

irreparable conditions in both the current police and fire 

stations in our City it became clear that a unified public 

safety building should be considered. Both the Fire Chief 

and Police Chief are in favor of one joint building. They will 

have the ability to operate a command center out of one 

building in addition to carrying out their respective daily 

missions, and responding quickly, competently, and 

professionally to any public safety situation. This is critical 

to efficient emergency management functions. A building 

shared by both departments also reduces the cost of 

maintaining duplicate facilities and duplicate functions in 

two buildings. 

WHAT’S THE IMPACT ON CITY 

BUDGET & TAXPAYERS? 

According to the City Auditor, a 15 million dollar bond 

would increase the tax rate by 6/10th of a cent, which 

means a $500,000 house’s taxes would increase by roughly 

$50 a year. More importantly, the city would not have to 

stop all other projects due to the debt of the new public 

safety building. 

HOW WILL IT LOOK? 

The Public Safety Building is in the concept and design 

phase. The proposed facility will hold the same character 

and charm as the architecture popular in Cape May. This 

new facility will integrate twenty-first century public safety 

features, such as community access, latest technology, 

support service coordination and sustainability. Final 

design will have additional input from the Historic 

Preservation Commission. 

Paid for by Citizens for One Public Safety Building 

WHAT IS THE BENEFIT OVER 

SEPARATE FACILITIES? 

In August 2017, the Public Safety Building Advisory 

Committee began researching the one building concept. 

Given the knowledge, training and expertise of Chiefs 

Coulter and Marino, we learned the following: 

• The “unified” command center or one Public Safety 

Building will ensure better coordination of resources, 

deployment of personnel and communication among 

first responders during a hurricane, health emergency, or 

large scale community events. 

• Many routine calls require the presence of police, fire and 

EMS, working relationships and response time will be 

enhanced as first responders operate from one location. 

• The Public Safety Building will locate all safety functions 

for residents and tourists in one, ADA centrally accessible 

location. 

• Builds pride in our civic presence and improves the overall 

operations for Fire, Police and EMS to deliver crucial 

services to their community and to thousands of visitors 

to Cape May. 

• Complies with growing regulatory requirements for all 

first responders. 

• Improves efficiency and cohesion of public safety 

services at a central location within the City of Cape May. 

• Can accommodate full time, summer, male and female 

staff and allows for future growth of both police and fire 

departments. 

• Reduces long-term burden of maintenance costs 

incurred with two separate buildings while contributing to 

a more efficient delivery of public safety. 

• Ensures that the 911 Commission, Department of 

Homeland Security and FEMA “coordinated response” 

and “unified command” elements are in place for special 

large-scale community events, health emergencies or 

natural disasters. 

• Improves and highlights the Firefighters Museum and 

memorial garden. 

HOW WILL WE GET IT DONE? 

The community’s support of this project is essential with a 

YES vote on Ordinance 392-2020. Once the bond is passed, 

we will be able to move forward with the project and the 

construction of the building. The next steps will include 

demolition of the current fire station as the new building 

goes in its place, preserving the Victorian design elements 

of the streetscape. 

WERE ANY EXPERTS INVOLVED IN 

THE NEEDS ASSESSMENT? 

USA Architects is a premier company specializing in Fire, 

Police, EMS, Public Safety and other public facilities with an 

extensive relevant resume. In addition, fire and police 

experts were interviewed and participated in the planning 

phase. The USA team was complimented by highly 

experienced and knowledgeable consultants with past 

project experience and some who know Cape May well: 

O’Donnell and Naccarato: Structural Engineers; Bala 

Engineering: Mechanical, Plumbing, Electrical, Fire 

Protection, IT, Security; Advantage Engineering: 

Geotechnical and Environmental Engineering; Hill 

International: Cost Estimating. 

WHAT MAKES USA ARCHITECTS 

QUALIFIED ON THIS SUBJECT? 

USA’s approach to projects incorporates a process of 

intricate planning on municipal levels and working with key 

personnel to thoroughly plan a project that is efficient and 

effective. In a highly collaborative and creative setting the 

design team and the Advisory Board committee discussed 

and analyze the key features of this very unique building: 

Civic Presence, Functionality, Security, Constructability and 

Durability, Data Collection and Analysis, Budget 

Development, Project Schedule, Cost vs. Benefit, Periodic 

Reviews, Code and Zoning Analysis, Sustainability, and 

Completing the Work in a Professional and Cost Effective 

Manner. USA’s knowledge of the process and aptitude of 

current trends strengthens the civic presence of a building 

and improves the overall operations so that Cape May’s 

civic organizations may continue to deliver critical services 

to their community. 

Please learn more about our in-depth proposed plan for the new Public Safety Building and view 

high resolution photos and site plans by following us on Facebook and visiting our website. 

One Public Safety Building onepublicsafetybuilding.com citizens@onepublicsafetybuilding.com 

Paid for by Citizens for One Public Safety Building 

WHERE DID PRICING COME FROM? 

USA Architects uses Hill International to create a cost 

estimate using cost per square foot from recent projects, 

including the Public Safety Project in Collingswood which is 

currently under construction. 

WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO THE 

FIREFIGHTERS MUSEUM? 

The seemingly historic Firefighters Museum was actually 

built in 1984 by volunteers to house the Fire Department ‘s 

1928 American LaFrance pumper truck and hold a vast 

collection of antique fire fighting paraphernalia and 

equipment. Some date back to the turn of the century, 

preserving and displaying the evolution of modern day 

firefighting. Unfortunately, where they stand, these 

priceless artifacts and antiques are not being properly 

protected. The current building lacks heat, air conditioning, 

security, and ironically, no fire alarm and sprinklers. In the 

words of Chief Alex Coulter, “The Museum has no fire 

detection or fire protection. It is non-compliant to state 

and local fire codes.” 

All Members of the Citizens for Public Safety Building are 

concerned that these precious sources of learning and 

inspiration are at risk of being destroyed by fire, theft and 

exposure to the extremes of heat and cold temperatures, 

which is why we believe it should be rebuilt. 

The proposed Public Safety Building includes an updated 

museum at the corner of Franklin and Washington Streets, 

which is where the current museum stands. This secure, 

climate-controlled area will feature the 1928 LaFrance 

Pumper — which is currently undergoing costly and 

extensive renovation. All of the memorabilia will be 

catalogued and preserved rather than exposed to volatile 

temperature changes and humidity. 

VOTE YES ON ORDINANCE 392 


fall dinners 

Join us in celebrating the harvest of fall in the fresh air at Beach Plum Farm. 

for information and reservations visit 

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Please note we will be following strict social distancing rules. 

6:30PM | BYOB | $98 per person - plus 20% service fee & tax 

The Activity Column 

Catherine Dugan’s guide to staying in... this week, get to a winery! 

A 

lot of people are turning to 

Shakespeare during this pandemic. 

It’s only fitting, since the pandemic 

of his time influenced his work. 

Outbreaks of plague closed London 

theaters for long stretches, surviving Londoners 

bore scars of disease, and mass death affected 

all aspects of English life. Shakespeare was 

gloomy — he likely meant it when he called 

mankind “a foul and pestilent congregation of 

vapours.” It’s easy to imagine that his mourning 

over his young son, Hamnet, shows in Hamlet. 

That exploration of grief and isolation seems 

suited to our current times. Imagine a modern 

Hamlet, forced home from college to deal with 

his dysfunctional family, his hometown girlfriend, 

and responsibilities of adulthood. Like 

many young people, he is alternately nasty and 

noble. We still debate his advice to Ophelia — 

does he point her to a convent to escape the 

evils of the world, or because she is too evil for 

the world? Invite your friends to ponder this 

issue with a visit to a winery. 

Sunday Brunch at Cape May Winery is outdoors 

and accompanied by live music. There’s a 

tapas menu of tasty treats like avocado toast 

and crab cake benedict. Sample a wine flight 

and take home a souvenir glass and a few bottles. 

Take social media pictures in the vineyard. 

Visit capemaywinery.com for information. 

At Willow Creek Winery, lift your heart with 

yoga — Vinyasa in the Vines is on Wednesday 

and Friday mornings for $25, including a postclass 

sangria, or Sunday mornings for $15, sangria 

not included. They also offer music and a 

firepit Saturday evenings. Enjoy charcuterie, 

local musicians, and wine. For information, 

visit willowcreekwinerycapemay.com. 

At Turdo Winery — turdovineyards.com — 

outdoor tastings allow you to find your favorites. 

Park on the street, wear your mask, and 

respect the “first come, first served” policy. 

Hawk Haven — hawkhavenvineyard.com — 

also offers outdoor tasting, wine by the glass, 

and a “small bites menu.” 

To combine your pleasures, visit Cape May 

Cigars and Wine at 421 Washington Street, 

where you’ll get advice and tastings. Can’t you 

see Hamlet, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern sitting 

on the steps of Elsinore Castle after raiding 

Gertrude’s wine cellar, debating which reds 

stand up best to Italian cigars? Or consider 

outdoor dining at the Emlen Physick Estate. 

In a new partnership with folks behind some 

of your favorite restaurants, Cape May MAC 

offers a “modern, eclectic and delicious dining 

experience.” Visit capemaymac.com for information. 

Hats Tees Tanks Sweatshirts Hoodies Zip-Ups Jewelry Art 

FLYING FISH STUDIO 

Monday-Friday 11-5, Saturday & Sunday 10-5 

Visit our market, stocked with fresh produce, farm-raised meats, eggs, 

a selection of Hawk Haven wines...and beautiful fresh-cut flowers. 

Farm & Market: Open Daily 8AM — 5PM 

Kitchen: Open Wednesday - Sunday 8AM — 3PM 

140 Stevens Street, West Cape May 

Tenth Annual Paddle Out T-Shirts now available in store and online. 

$10 from every shirt sale will be donated to the Andy Boyt Foundation! 

130 Park Boulevard • 609-884-2760 • theflyingfishstudio.com 


9/25: Around The Town At Flying Fish Studio 

Izabella, Matt and Brett of the Flying Fish Studio in West Cape May 


Shop New Arrivals For Women 

at Tommy’s Folly Boutique 

Open Daily 

Visit us on the Washington Sreet Mall 

at the corner of Carpenters Lane & Perry Street 

tommysfollycapemay.com | 609.554.3957 


9/23: Around The Town At Coastline Realty 

9/23: Crush Wednesday At Harry’s Ocean Bar and Grille 

Nancy, Jack 

The Coastline Realty team 


Josh, Melissa 

Mary Ellen, Michele 

Dave, Lori 


ARDEN’S KIDS 

GIFTS & CLOTHING 

CAPE MAY’S LANDMARK JEWELER 

“I love it!” 

Not Your Grandmother’s Jewelry! 

407 Washington Street Mall • 609-884-0334 • HenrysCM.com 

Cape May’s exclusive Pandora retailer 

OPEN DAILY 

Washington Common, Cape May 

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A Great Book 

Warms the Soul 

9/23: Crush Wednesday At 

Harry’s Ocean Bar and Grille 


9/23: Crush Wednesday At Harry’s Ocean Bar and Grille 

Cape Atlantic 

Book Company 

OPEN @ 10am 

City Centre Mall 2nd floor 

Washington Street Mall, Cape May 

(609) 846-7688 • capeatlanticbookco.com 

Al, Linda 

Andy, Derek Scott, Lisa Susie, Rick 

Carol, Tom Lora, Rich Dave, Jan 


Just for Laughs 

FALL HAS ARRIVED! 

SILKY, BUTTONED PASHMINAS. 

Open Sun-Thurs 10-6 Fri-Sat 10-7 

Greg, Paul 

Cape May’s Full-Service Jeweler 

510 CARPENTERS LANE l 609-854-4489 

CUSTOM DESIGN AND REPAIRS 

Shop online at trinketscapemay.com 

The Honeyhawks 

Say it with socks and, 

“Sock it to me, baby.” 

504 WASHINGTON STREET MALL 

609-884-5466 * SCOPECAPEMAY.COM 

YUMMY, COZY SHAWLS. MASKS GALORE!! 

Kaleidoscope 

506 WASHINGTON STREET MALL 

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3.... 

FALL HYBRID NJ JEEP INVASION 2020 

The Quicky Horoscopes 

Your near future in two sentences by Molly Stone 

««««««««««««««««««« 

ZACK MULLOCK for MAYOR 

Free for Members! 

Interactive Family Fun... Rain or Shine! 

OPEN AIR MUSEUM - LIMITED CAPACITY 

Ask about a Membership for unlimited 1 year admission, special 

event admission, Gift Shop Discounts and even our Challenge Coin! 

AVIATION MUSEUM 

AT THE 

CAPE MAY AIRPORT 

ARIES: You will adopt a dog from the Cape May County Animal Shelter. 

You will name her Ko’rona. 

TAURUS: You will stop by Exit Zero Filling Station for the new-and-improved 

Mumbai Manhattan. You will immediately book a flight to climb 

Endorsed by former Mayor Bob Elwell, former Mayor Tom Phelan, 

former 25-year Volunteer Fire Chief Barney Dougherty and 

the Gateway of India stone arch and explore ancient cave temples dedicated 

to the Hindu god Shiva. 

Former Freeholder & Cape May Business Owner Bob Matthews 

• Sit in the cockpit! 

• Climb an air-traffic control tower! 

GEMINI: You will spend the week recovering from all the people watching 

you did at Irish Festival in Wildwood. You will wonder where you, too, 

Our town is in deep financial trouble. We are bleeding money on unfinished projects. 

• Coast Guard & 9/11 exhibit area 

can buy a “Day Drinking, Yeah!” T-shirt. 

CANCER: You will gear up for Halloween by watching a marathon of 

We need Fiscal Responsibility and we need to finish the projects we’ve started. 

Learn about a 

scary movies. You will become convinced Freddy Krueger is waiting to 

Zack Mullock will bring Fiscal Responsibility and Project Management to City Hall. 

variety of aircraft! jump you from the dunes on Broadway beach, but it is just a seagull. 

LEO: You will attend the Beachcomber’s Annual Car Show at the Beachcomber 

Camping Resort on Seashore Road. You will become so enam- 

Lafayette St Park supposed to cost taxpayers $0, now costing $3 Million+ 

ored with a 1959 Cadillac Eldorado that you will steal it. 

Soldiers & Sailors Park supposed to be $0, now $1 Million Water System Repairs Est: $29 Million 

VIRGO: You will take a Zumba class in Rotary Park. You will discover that 

Public Safety Building Est: $20+ Million Library Project Est: $2 Million+ 

your hips don’t lie. 

LIBRA: You will buy a bottle of vodka from Nauti Spirits in honor of 

Meanwhile, no road projects. No flood mitigation projects. We need Zack to clean up the mess! 

www.usnasw.org 

National Vodka Day on October 4. You will buy a bottle of rum in honor 

of, um, rum being good. 

SCORPIO: You will accidentally fall into Lake Lily in Cape May Point 

Open 

while photographing a dragonfly for Instagram. You will be rescued by 

Daily 

a mute swan. 

10am-4pm SAGITTARIUS: You will attempt to throw a boomerang at the Cove 

beach, but it will come back and hit you in the head so that you wake up 

believing you are King Triton, demigod of the sea. You will spend the rest 

of your life blowing through a conch shell trumpet. 

CAPRICORN: You will buy a pumpkin from the Higbee farm stand. People 

from far and wide will compliment you on its perfection. 

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AQUARIUS: You will learn to crochet. You will get... hooked. 

PISCES: You will go for a shopping spree on Washington Street Mall. You 

500 Forrestal Road, Cape May Airport 

will enter a fugue state and max out all your credit cards. 


COMMUNITY FIRST! 

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Bird Droppings 

Dispatches from the nation’s birdwatching capital… by Seymore Thanu 

Want to witness a miracle? Go 

down to the beach and watch the 

tiny sandpipers playing tag with 

the waves. 

Adults will have pale-gray 

backs and have spent June to mid-July in 

the high-Arctic regions of the Canadian 

Archipelago or northern Greenland. Now 

they are migrating south, some to winter at 

the tip of South America, a distance of 9,000 

miles. Quite a feat for a bird that weighs two 

ounces. 

As miraculous as this sounds, seek out 

the darker backed juveniles. No more than 

two months old, these long-distance migrants 

have arrived here with no guidance. “They 

followed the adults,” you think. No — the 

adults migrated first, leaving before the chicks 

had fledged, in the case of females. Males 

leave two weeks later, the kids bat cleanup, 

leaving as winter is closing in. Why the staggered 

migration? Resource allocation. Flying 

in shifts allows birds to use the same stopover 

areas without having to compete for food. 

How do these two-month-old birds know 

how and where to go? That’s the miracle I can 

partially answer as the brains of Sanderlings 

are hot-wired to migrate on routes that are 

largely offshore. Those that make it pass this 

genetic wisdom on to the next generation. 

Those that fail, don’t earn the privilege of 

breeding — remember Darwin. 

The real miracle is most birds migrating 

through Cape May are migrating for the first 

time. In autumn, first-year birds flood the 

population. Many songbirds migrate at night, 

trusting that come daybreak, they will be over 

a habitat that meets their needs. Billions of 

birds thread this narrow finger of land and 

it’s why Cape May is famous among students 

of birds and why protecting their habitat is 

paramount. 

Thinking about cutting back that weedy 

edge between you and your neighbor? Don’t. 

Young Common Yellowthroat or Northern 

Waterthrush will thank you. While neither of 

those are endangered, they still deserve the 

chance to pass their genetic dowery on. As the 

Passenger Pigeon and Eskimo Curlew prove, 

vast numbers are no buffer against extinction. 

These once abundant species were lost 

to unregulated hunting and habitat loss. The 

pigeon needed mature, mast producing forest 

and the curlew depended upon grazed prairie 

in Spring and the Rocky Mountain Locust, 

once the most abundant animal in North 

America and now also extinct. Humans eradicated 

the locust and by default, the curlew. 





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9/21: Surfing At The Cove Around 11am 


City Guide Golf Cart Tours 

1-4 People | 1-3 Hours 

Call 609-224-6030 for reservations and 

more information. 48 hours notice required. 

Patti, CJ, Katie 

The Gloomy Apparition 

Doors open at 6:30pm. 

An immersive theatrical mystery! 

Emlen Physick Estate | 1048 Washington St. 

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Tour the Physick House and learn about 

19th century Victorian fascination with magic, 

Illusion, mesmerism and the mysterious. 

Emlen Physick Estate | 1048 Washington St. 

For tour times and tickets, 

visit www.capemaymac.org 

or call 609-884-5404 

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The 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 

I love T-shirts but my girlfriend thinks 

they make me look fat and sloppy. I don’t wear 

them when we go out or when I go to work. I 

only wear them around the house. I’m tempted 

to tell her what I think of those skirts she’s 

so fond of that make her hips look like hoola 

hoops. I know better than to go there but one 

of these days I fear my mouth might get in the 

way of my brain. How would you handle this 

Answer Lady – Fashion Challenged 

Dear Challenged 

There are lines that we sometimes cross as 

a couple, either out of concern or out of intolerance. 

Your girlfriend has made her opinion 

known — she does not think that is a good 

look for you. The beauty of men is that they so 

The Answer Lady 

Wise answers to perplexing questions 

often don’t care. Comfort is the greater goal. At 

the end of the day, what you wear is your business. 

Perhaps a more tactful approach would 

be to tell her you have no intention of giving up 

T-shirts but if she would like to visit Galvanic 

and pick out some casual shirts, you’d be happy 

with that. As to her own fashion challenges, 

better to leave that one alone for now, but a gift 

certificate to Cotton Company might spark a 

shopping spree for both of you. 

Dear Answer Lady 

It’s about the toilet seat being up. Our toddler 

is currently being potty-trained and my 

wife is insistent that on top of learning to use 

the big, scary commode, he also remember to 

put the seat down. We’ve had more than one 

argument about this and I feel, in this instance, 

I am right. I also think she is passively-aggressively 

trying to chastise me for my own toilet 

seat misdemeanors. What about it, Answer 

Lady? — Potty Peeved 

Dear Potty Peeved 

The Answer Lady is inclined to side with 

you, but suggests a compromise. Baby Steps. In 

this case, literally. Strongly suggest to her that 

you keep the focus on one goal at a time. The 

first goal — using the big, white porcelain eddy 

without fear of being sucked down into the 

vortex. Then — the manners that come with its 

use. And by the way, that rule applies to you as 

well. Lead by example. Now, in the meantime, 

all three of you need to chill out. Take a night 

and go to Sunset Beach. Play a round a miniature 

golf and enjoy the sunset. Life is short. 


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He has excellent leash skills and enjoys long 

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for a complete schedule 

or call Karen Manette Bosna 

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The Gypsy Yogini 

Weather Permitting 

ROCCO is a sensitive and sweet boy who 

came to the shelter when his owners could no 

longer care for him. He was an outside dog and 

is adjusting to an inside kennel at the shelter. 

Rocco has great leash skills but gets confused 

when something is thrown for him to fetch — 

he never learned to play with toys. He would 

be best in a patient home with older children. 

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BELLA is a five-year-old, 30 lb. bundle of 

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household. Bella would love to be in a family 

that will also continue her training. 

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SQUID is a wonderful, male cat ready to find 

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tuxedo cat with the sweetest eyes. Squid is a 

very well-behaved kitty and fine-tuned to 

please you in every way. He is neutered and 

up to date on all vaccinations. This gem is a 

cat adopter’s dream come true. If interested in 

adopting Squid, contact the shelter. 

NALA is a young female cat who is looking 

to find her forever home. She is a beautiful, 

orange and red cat and very well-behaved. 

Nala is spayed and up to date on all vaccinations. 

She would be the perfect addition to 

any home and will be a great companion to a 

loving family. If interested in adopting Nala, 

contact the shelter. 

WHISKEY is a female kitty who survived 10 

years outside fending for herself. Unfortunately, 

she went blind and became confused 

and scared. Kind folks who helped take care of 

her called the shelter to be cared for. She needs 

a caring and loving home with someone who 

understands her needs. If interested in adopting 

Whiskey, contact the shelter. 

FREE Bumper Stickers That Say.... 

Available at Exit Zero and the Following Merchants: 

Madame's Port 

Across The Way 

South of Jackson 

Madison’s Bakery 

Flying Fish Studio 

Central Park Farm 

Ostara’s Coffee House 

Spirit Catcher Photography 

Red Door Gallery in Woodland Village 

Givens 

Beach Love 

Good Scents 

Dellas 5 & 10 

Import Bazaar 

Casale’s Shoes 

Snippers Salon 

Cape Winds Florist 

Gorman’s Wines and Spirits 

Or call Dottie and Mal Knapp at (609) 675-5640 

Marlene’s 

Kaleidoscope 

Swede Things 

Making Waves 

Just For Laughs 

Enchanted Fiber 

Antojos (Mexican Cravings) 

Cape Atlantic Book Company 



PROPERTY PAGES 

Max 

Paisley, Nancy, Juniper 


SUNSHINE ON THE MIND? 

Book your 

summer 

vacation now! 

Jersey Cape 

Rental Team 

Brenda, Ann, 

Shannon, 

Olivia, Ellie 

Jersey Cape Realty, Inc. • 739 Washington Street, Cape May • JerseyCapeRealtyRentals.com 

DEE LANZALOTTI, LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER 

Looking for a neighborhood with easy access to it 

all? Look no further than this newly renovated 3 

bedroom, 2 1/2 bath townhome, located in Middle 

Township. The first floor features an open concept 

that includes a bright and inviting kitchen with new 

stainless steel appliances, a sunny dining area, a 

powder room, and a spacious living room. 

The second floor boasts a master bedroom with en 

suite & a large walk in closet. Completing the second 

floor are two additional bedrooms, a full bathroom, 

and a laundry room. Outside there’s a large fenced in 

rear yard and also an attached 1.5 car garage with a 

private driveway. Call to schedule your showing today 

because this property won’t last long! 

Listed at $267,900. 

410 N 7TH STREET, UNIT B, RIO GRANDE 

Contact Jason Casella of Coastline Realty on 609-408-4038 


9/21: Surfing At 

The Cove Around 11am 

9/21: Surfing At 

The Cove Around 11am 



BOTTOMLINE CHURCH 

New Jersey’s ONLY church that meets 

dockside at a Marina 

LOCATED AT UTSCH’S MARINA — D DOCK 

sunday worship services @ 8am 

Come by Boat, Car, Bike or Walk 

All are welcome for a casual 

service and fellowship 

join us as we enjoy the creation while learning of the creator 

Rob, Mike 

Bonnie, Chris 

815 Washington Street, Cape May 

DENNIS J. SPILKER 

Manager/Funeral Director NJ Lic. No. 4038 

KEVIN J. BEARE 

Funeral Director NJ Lic. No. 3806 

Cherishing Life’s Moments 

609-884-3793 

spilkerfuneralhome.com 

Pastor Joe Springer 609-703-0448 

bottomlinechurch.com • bottomlinechurch@aol.com 

Continuing a 90-Year Tradition of Serving 

the Cape May and Lower Township Area 

MAKING TECHNOLOGY 

JUST WORK! 

Robert Panaccio, VMD 

Robert Moffatt, VMD 

Nancy Reilly, VMD 

Patricia J. Link, DVM 

Bob, Billy 

Teagan 

694 Petticoat Creek Lane, Cape May 

609-884-1729 

capemayvet.com 

Sharon, Mike 

Ryan 

hours by appointment 


BARBARA McPHERSON 

Realtor Sales Associate 

Serving Clients 

for 20 Years: 

Buying, Selling 

& Renting 

Cape Island’s Top Producing, full service real estate agency that has been representing all of 

Cape May County since 1974. Consistently representing the most buyers & sellers in the 

Greater Cape may area. Look us up on Zillow, Realtor.com, and Google to hear from our 

many satisfied buyers & sellers! We sell more, because we do more! 

Close to 

Shore Towns 

New 

Construction 

Inground Pool 

& Bay Views 

55+ 

Community 

609-780-7652 

Barbara@CoastlineRealty.com 

27 CREST ROAD, CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE 

$259,000 

3 Beds | 2 Baths 

Listed $205,000 

331 DENNISVILLE ROAD, 

SOUTH DENNIS 

14.89 acres with DEP approvals 

Listing Agent: Tai Menz, Sales 

Associate, 609-602-8061 

Listed $444,900 

11 LEONARD DRIVE, 

NORTH CAPE MAY 

3 Bedrooms | 3 Bath 

Listing Agent: Edward Connolly 

Broker Associate, 609-602-3089 

Listed $599,900 

235 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 

VILLAS 


Listing Agent: Bojidar Dimitrov 

Broker Associate, 609-849-8339 

ARE YOU CONSIDERING SELLING? 

Call our office at 609-884-5005 for a no obligation and FREE 

Comparative Market Analysis of your property. We would love 

to meet you, view your property, and go over with you about 

how we can best help you sell your property. 

LET OUR EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE WORK FOR YOU! 

Listed $142,000 

211 LEE LANE, 

CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE 

1 Bedroom | 1 Bath 

Listing Agent: Andrew Scrivani 

Sales Associate, 609-305-3400 

This ranch style home is in the heart of Cape May Court 

House. Nice layout for large gatherings with two living 

and dining areas. Built in 1992, this home has been well 

maintained and cared for. Move in ready! 

KIMBERLY GIPPLE 

Realtor Sales Associate 

Resort & Second Home Specialist 

Circle of Excellence Award 

Silver Level for 2019 

21 Transactions $6.5M in Sales 

609-972-9302 

Kim@CoastlineRealty.com 

Historic 

Updated 

Farmhouse 

Listed $235,000 

16 CHURCH STREET, 

DENNISVILLE 

4 Bedrooms | 2.5 Bath 

Listing Agent: Tai Menz 


Under 

Contract 

Listed $254,000 

211 DEBORAH LANE, 



Listing Agent: Anne Barry 


New 

Construction 

with Pool 

Listed $2,100,000 

324 ALEXANDER AVENUE, 

CAPE MAY POINT 

4 Bedrooms | 3.5 Bath 

Listing Agent: Carol Menz, 

Broker of Record, 609-374-0325 

Private 

Deck 

941 COLUMBIA AVENUE • CAPE MAY • 609-884-5005 

Listed $250,000 

401 W. HILDRETH AVENUE, 

UNIT 4, WILDWOOD. 


Listing Agent: Tai Menz 


Search online @ CoastlineRealty.com 

Congrats 

to Val & 

Steve on your 

Wedding! 

9/26/20 

Love you 

guys :) 

#Mr&Mrs 

xoxo 

- Kim 

CAROL A. MENZ Broker/Owner gri, sres, crs, abr, sfr, rsps 

NJ Realtors® Circle of Excellence Award® Platinum 2015-2019 



9/20: Around The Town On First Avenue 


Gary and Donna Padussis 


512 Washington Mall 

Cape May 

609-884-8428 

cbcapemay.com 

512 Washington Mall 

Cape May 

609-884-8428 

cbcapemay.com 

VICTORIAN FARMHOUSE 

130 Emerald Ave, West Cape May 

Asking Price $650,000 

Emerald Avenue is one of the prettiest streets in West 

Cape May. This three-bedroom Victorian farmhouse 

has had the same owners for 35 years. Recent updates 

include the kitchen, new back deck and a one-yearold 

hot water heater. The property has a curb cut for a 

driveway along with a cozy enclosed screened porch. 

Other features include a full basement, an unfinished 

attic which could be turned into two more bedrooms and 

a front porch with beautiful mahogany flooring. 

EACH OFFICE IS INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED 

LISTING AGENT 

Darcy Dickenson 

Sales Associate 

Cell 609-602-4122 

darcydickenson@hotmail.com 

OCEAN VIEWS 

15 S. Broadway, Unit 21, Cape May 

Asking Price $479,00 

This one-bedroom oceanview unit at the popular 

Driftwood Condominiums is located just a two-minute 

walk to Broadway Beach. A very popular rental location, 

this unit is one of only two in the complex that offer 

ocean views from inside. Dine on the private rooftop 

deck with panoramic views of the beach, ocean and 

gorgeous Cape May sunsets. There is also a large shared 

rooftop deck for sunbathing. Being sold fully furnished 

including private washer and dryer. 

LISTING AGENT 

Lynn Gleeson 

Broker/Owner 

Cell 609-827-2601 

lynn@cbcapemay.com 



9/20: Around 12pm At The Cove Beach 

512 Washington Mall, Cape May • 609-884-8428 • cbcapemay.com 

BROADWAY BEACH CONDOMINIUM 

RESIDENTIAL VACANT LOT 

COMMERCIAL ZONING 

RANCH STYLE HOME 

re: think Health 

Insurance 

Millennium Administrators is an 

insurance agency focused exclusively on 

health insurance for the independent 

contractor, individual & employer — 

large or small 

For a free quote, call 866-MHG-2489 

or email spicard@millennium-tpa.com 

www.millennium-tpa.com 

Anthony, Body 


FOR SALE 

Just Listed 

407 BAYWYN, 

CAPE MAY BEACH 

Tranquil setting 

just 2 blocks to the 

Bay! Don’t miss 

this 2-bedroom, 

1-bath home on 

an oversized 50 

x 129 corner lot 

with wonderful 

trees and a cedarfenced 

yard. The 

amenities include a 6-year-old kitchen with granite counters, 

house water filters, 2 sky lights, central heat and air, electric 

hot water heater, tilt windows, vinyl siding, outside shower and 

gutter guards. Enjoy year-round living or a summer getaway. 

$325,000 

Gail Wilsey-Morrison 

Broker Associate 

609-602-0405 cell 

gailwilsey@lnf.com 

Long & Foster Real Estate 

501 Lafayette Street, 

Cape May 

609-884-1007 

211 Beach Avenue, 

First Floor, Cape May 

ASKING PRICE: $1,150,000 

3 Bedrooms / 2 Baths w/ a pool 

LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION 

218 Grant Street, 

Cape May 

ASKING PRICE: $1,195,000 

4 Bedrooms / 3 Baths 

VILLAGE GREEN QUAD 

1311 Vermont Avenue, 

Unit C, Cape May 

ASKING PRICE: $444,900 

2 Bedrooms / 1.5 Baths 

1506 Velvento, Cape May 


Newest subdivision in prestigious 

Poverty Beach section of Cape May 

837 Broadway, 

West Cape May 


5 Bedrooms / 2 Baths 

Serving the Cape May area 

for 119 years for all your 

sale and rental needs! 


10 E Mechanic Street, 

West Cape May 


2 Bedrooms / 1 Bath 

WASHINGTON COMMONS 

315 Ocean Street, 

Cape May 

1500 sq ft Restaurant Space - $46,800 

2000 sq ft Retail Space - $60,000 

BAYFRONT RESIDENTIAL LOT 

75 Pierces Point Road, 

Cape May Court House 


2.2 acres of pristine bayfront land 


9/20: Around 12pm At The Cove Beach 


At The Cove Beach 


Mary Hinchcliffe 

Salesperson 

Direct:609.780.6598 

Office:609.884.1300 

MHinchcliffe@deSatnickRealEstate.com 

Jack 

Surfers at the Cove 


Scott, Max, Shannon 

FOR SALE! 

718 COLUMBIA AVE., 

CAPE MAY 

6 BR/6.5 BA home in the heart of 

the Historic District. A complete 

renovation is underway. 

$1,895,000 

SOLD! 

913 MADISON AVE., 

CAPE MAY 

Disclosed Dual Broker 

Closing Date: 9/17/2020 

Sale Price: $532,777 


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

Ryan Griffin 

Salesperson 

Direct: 609.602.5578 

Office: 609.884.1300 

UNDER 

CONTRACT! 

1342 MISSOURI AVE., 

CAPE MAY 

2 BR/2 BA home located in 

close proximity to 

Fisherman’s Memorial and 

the Cape May Harbor. 

$649,000 

Shawn, Alina, Jim 

286 Sixth Ave, 

West Cape May 

Jersey Cape 

Realty 

SALES & RENTALS 

Heijung Park-Colameco 

Broker / Sales 609-602-8641 

Heijung@jerseycaperealty.com 

UNDER CONTRACT 

UNDER 

CONTRACT! 

302 SIXTH AVE., 

WEST CAPE MAY 

2 BR/1 BA home in close 

proximity to all the area 

attractions. 

$599,900 

FOR SALE! 

915 WENONAH AVE., 

CAPE MAY 

3 BR/2 BA bi-level home 

situated on 100 x 156, 

triangle shaped lot. 

$799,000 

RGriffin@deSatnickRealEstate.com 


FOR SALE! 

9 JACKSON ST., 

UNIT 201, CAPE MAY 

2 BR/1 BA corner unit in 

The Tides boasting ocean 

views. 

$675,000 

SOLD! 

400 W CRESSE AVE., 

WILDWOOD CREST 

Listing Broker 


Sale Price: $380,000 

1001 Lafayette St., Cape May NJ 08204 

Todd H. deSatnick / Broker of Record 

Yvonna, Lucy, Maya 

Asking price $851,000 

2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Half Acre + 

Jersey Cape Realty, Inc. 

Dolores Lanzalotti, Broker / Owner 

739 Washington Street, Cape May 

609-884-5800 www.JerseyCapeRealty.com 


1005 Pittsburgh Ave, Cape May 

4 Bedrooms | 3.5 Baths - $757,000 

629 Hughes St, Cape May 

6 Bedrooms |6 Baths - $2,295,000 

211 Beach Ave #6, Cape May 

1 Bedroom | 1 Bath - $599,000 

Victorian Cove Unit 107 

Turn-key unit in well-maintained and 

well-managed complex! Spacious interior, 

lots of outdoor decks and spectacular 

pool and patio. 

18 Jackson St, Cape May 

2 Bedrooms | 1 Bath - $609,000 

Nautica Condo Unit #4 

Located in one of the historic Seven 

Sisters of Cape May, 1 block to beach, 

well-maintained, turn-key, and off-street 

parking. 

100 Harmony Rd, N Cape May 

4 Bedrooms | 2 Baths - $475,000 

Upscale Interior Design 

“To the studs” renovations will appeal to 

the most discriminating buyer! Located 

in the Primary Historic District – three 


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Vacation Rentals 

Large selection online! 

24 Hand Ave, Cape May CH 

4 Bedrooms | 2 Baths - $259,900 

Broadway Beach Condos 

Highly desired beachfront corner unit 

on second floor with amazing views! 

Beautifully maintained, excellent rental 

history. Heated pool. 

1502, 1512 Velvento, Cape May 

$969,000 each 

New Cape May Development 

Build your Cape May dream home. 

Ready-to-go building lots, very close to 

the beach. Golden opportunity in a great 

neighborhood! 

427 East Miami, Wildwood Crest 

Business - $450,000 

Close to Shopping & Ferry 

Located in a quiet residential 

neighborhood just blocks from the 

Delaware Bay! Charming home on corner 

lot with screened gazebo. 

Located in the Heart of Town 

Filled with character, 2 living rooms, 

inviting screened-in porch, hardwood 

floors throughout, floored attic with 

plenty of storage. 

Sun Dog on the Beach 

Both Real Estate and turnkey Business! 

Popular casual beachfront restaurant with 

covered outside patio area. Completely 

updated. 

Open 7 days a week 

With our full-time professional Realtors 

& a fully dedicated rental team 

609-884-5800 


9/15: Surfing Around 6pm 

At The Cove Beach 


Zoe Lord 

Salesperson/ 

Front Desk Manager 

Direct: 609.408.6772 

Office: 609.884.1300 

Email: ZLord@deSatnickRealEstate.com 

814 Canning House Lane, South of Canal 

Cute Cottage off of Broadway 

Close to West Cape May 

$485,000 

FOR SALE! 

207 ORCHARD DR., 


3 BR/1.5 BA home located 

close to the Delaware Bay 

beaches. $269,000 

FOR SALE! 

15 SECLUDED LN., 

RIO GRANDE 

3 BR/2 BA home with three car 

garage and studio room above it. 

$278,500 



Sold 

130-132 Racetrack Drive, Townbank 

Lovely 4 Bedroom Nestled in Privacy 

Sellers Agent- Christina P. Clemans 

1520 New Jersey #203, Cape May 

Cape Roc Condominiums 

Sold In-House - Ellen M. Shaw 

Christina P. Clemans Licensed Real Estate Broker 

1159 Washington Street Cape May, NJ 609.884.3332 

chrisclemanssir.com 

Sold 

MaryAnn Donahue 

Broker Associate 

Direct:484.614.5798 

Office:609.884.1300 

MAD@deSatnickRealEstate.com 

Make Your Shore Home Dreams Come True 

Call MaryAnn & Start Packing! 

SOLD! 

600 HUGHES AVE., 


Listing Broker 


Sold Price: $325,500 

UNDER 

CONTRACT! 

1007 NEW YORK AVE., 

CAPE MAY 

4 BR/2.5 BA home located two 

blocks from the ocean. 

$999,000 




Elect ««««« 

chris 

Vote Column 4 

BEZAIRE 

A Candidate For ALL The People 

Leadership Through Inclusion 

and Cooperation 

Inclusion of ALL is essential for the 

future success of our city. Committee 

appointments shall be open to all and not 

just a select few. Open-mindedness and 

the ability to compromise is essential in 

successfully accomplishing goals. 

Fiscal Responsibility 

You deserve clear and concise monthly 

updates presented at council meetings 

focusing on any deviations affecting the 

city’s financial stability. Curbing spending, 

increasing grants, and long-range fiscal 

planning are key to moving forward 

prudently in this economic environment. 

Project Timelines 

Make a better effort to complete capital 

improvement projects (such as the 

Lafayette Street Park and Soldiers and 

Sailors Park) on time and on budget. 

Protecting and Strengthening 

the City’s Historic Status 

While change is inevitable, we need to 

maintain focus on the core architectural 

and design standards that have protected 

Cape May’s National Historic Landmark 

Status. All upcoming projects, public and 

private, should be required to adhere to 

these standards in order to maintain the 

city’s Historical Designation and unique 

character and charm. 

Task Force for Pandemic 

Economic Recovery 

The city needs a vision and a formal 

plan for moving forward in the current 

pandemic environment. To aid recovery 

for Restaurants, Shops and Tourist 

Attractions, as well as Non-Profits such as 

Cape May MAC, Cape May Stage and the 

Nature Center, the city needs to help them 

adapt to the new normal. 

Leadership « Fiscal Responsibility « Project Completion 

Historic Preservation « Economic Recovery 

paid for by the committee to elect bezaire for council

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