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    How to cook scallops

    Scallops, whether they are called Cape May or Jersey Shoal scallops, are a boon to local plates and palates.

    By in The Persnickety Chef | 4 Comments

  2. The Great Room with a 16-foot barreled ceiling features a Nina Scull original, "The Russian Peasant Woman," signed and dated 1945.

    East Cape May Spanish Style

    If the vision of one of East Cape May’s founders had caught on, homes on Beach Avenue east of Madison might have looked more Spanish Mission style today than Victorian.

    By in B&Bs, Cape May Magazine, Restoration | No Comments

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    Fried Chicken & Soul at the Chalfonte Hotel

    At the Chalfonte, Cape May’s oldest continuous operating hotel, the Magnolia Room’s southern menu has been a tradition for 101 years.

    By in Cape May Magazine, Chefs, Recipes | 3 Comments

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    Following Your Dog

    Your dogs will be happier and healthier traveling if you take appropriate safeguards in advance of your trip.

    By in The Four-Legged Tourist | 4 Comments

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    Grow Your Own Jersey Fresh Tomatoes

    Everyone loves a big, thick juicy slice of a Jersey tomato on a sandwich!

    By in Garden Talk | 1 Comment

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Events going on now

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    SOMA NewArt Gallery Exhibition Opens Saturday, May 19

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    Race at the Cape Saturday, May 19 at 1 p.m.

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    Sidewalk Sale Thursday, May 17 thru Sunday, May 20

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Look at this! Local news and events in pictures

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    Stewart’s Root Beer Opens

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    Audrey Conant MAC Volunteer of the Month

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    The vanishing Cove Beach

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