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The Hydrangea: A Jewel in the Garden

Posted on April 1, 2009 by Lorraine Kiefer - Gardening

People are always looking for the longest blooming shrubs as well are for plants that bloom in sun or in shade. Well, this versatile plant is one that really fits the bill.

Hot Dogs & Soda for Cape May Point

Posted on April 1, 2009 by Susan Tischler - Environmental & Nature, History

Hot dogs, sodas and bicycles are coming to Cape May Point State Park this summer. For the first time in its 38 year history, Cape May Point State Park is advertising for vendors – one for a mobile food concession and another for bicycle rental.

Bean there, done that

Posted on March 1, 2009 by Jon Davies - The Persnickety Chef

Jack sold the family cow for a handful of magic ones. Esau sold his birthright for a bowl of stewed ones. Truffles, Foie Gras, Kobe Beef? No. Legumes.

Wildflower watch begins

Posted on March 1, 2009 by Lorraine Kiefer - Gardening

Often the very first blooms of the spring go unnoticed in a secluded woodland spot, but wildflowers are tough and hardy to weather when grown in woodland conditions.

Jackson’s Club House: A little controversy at Columbia and Stockton

Posted on March 1, 2009 by Bill Godfrey - History, This is Cape May

The gambling, prostitution, heavy drinking and carousing male visitors the clubhouse hosted were just the sort of activities Cape May was hoping to attract during the Victorian era. Or not.

To Keep an Inn

Posted on March 1, 2009 by Tom Carroll - Spotlight

Thinking of becoming an innkeeper? Learn about the history of Bed & Breakfast inns and get some tips from innkeepers.

Anita: Taking a chance on location

Posted on March 1, 2009 by CapeMay.com - Weddings

When Dave and I got engaged, we knew we wanted to have the wedding in a place where our guests could relax and enjoy themselves for the weekend. We chose Cape May because my parents have a house there and his parents have vacationed there over the years. Our wedding date was before the season… Read more »