Sea Isle City News

By ANN RICHARDSON Staff Writer OCEAN CITY - The ticket will be Donohue/McCann after all.

Sea Isle City, www.cmclibrary.org Price: Everyone makes music with a oeThe Wizard of Sound,a Jeff Munsick at the Cape May County library.

No, not a Brazilian wax, which my Daily News compadre Jason Nark wrote so compellingly about when the State of New Jersey was flirting with banning, before reconsidering after much outcry from the tiny bikini crowd.

SEA ISLE CITYa ' Police are investigating a fight that occurred here at Shenanigans Night Club on Sunday, July 5, at around 2:35 a.m. Sea Isle City Ambulance Corps and Medic 9 were called to the scene for a man who was rendered unconscious after the fight broke out.

Tradition continues in Avalon Saturday with the 34th annual boat parade. Boats dressed in Red, White, & Blue will float from Cornell to Princeton Harbor starting at 4:30. Register your vessel at Community Hall, or just watch the fun.

A stage in Cape May and the boardwalk in the Wildwoods will be special places this summer for members of a well-known local family whose background will bring here an international flavor.

The event will begin at 7:30 P.M. on The Promenade at JFK Boulevard. Beacon Animal Rescue will return to help with registration and judging for the event and Cheryl Alessandrine will MC the show.

Who: All Alumni, family & friends of Camden Catholic High School are invited to this public event.

Gregory M. White, CEO of GM White Electrical Contractor of Vineland, died Saturday morning, June 20, 2009, at Fox Chase Cancer Center in Philadelphia.

SEA ISLE CITY The Sea Isle Dog Show Contest will pounce onto the Promenade next Tuesday, June 30 at 7:30 p.m. The event takes place on the Promenade at JFK Boulevard.

County prosecutor Robert Taylor and Sea Isle City Police Chief Thomas Dintino announced the investigation of an aggravated assault in Sea Isle City this week.

The body of a Chalfont man was found in a Sea Isle City, N.J., house Tuesday morning, a New Jersey television station is reporting on its Web site.

TRENTON Legislation that would toughen the financial penalties against illegal ocean dumping was released June 11 by the Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee and heads to the full Senate for consideration.

Marie and Michael Stafford have just released a oeSea Isle City Remembered,a a book containing more than 200 post card images from their personal collection, showing Sea Islea s rise from an inlet to a bedroom beach community.

Remember these names: Mason Borzick, Samantha Camerlengo, Antimo Ferrilli, Lauren "Faith" Gardner, Matthew Kelly, Joseph Kennedy, Molly Larkin and Joshua Torroni.

Beach, promenade, mini golf and seafood. Julie and Erin tour the activities at Sea Isle City.

Police are investigating a reported stabbing here on the 200 block of 42nd Street that occurred around 1:30 a.m. on Wednesday, June 17.

The Seven Mile Island Singers really mean it when they advertise: "You Ring...Wea ll Sing." They are a group of volunteers who just love to sing, according to their leader, Jack Stoner, a retired two-star army general.

Lawmakers Aim to Toughen Decade-Old Penalties; Spurred to Action by Illegal Dumping that Closed Beaches Over Labor Day Weekend Legislation Assemblymen Matt Milam, Nelson Albano and John F. McKeon sponsored to toughen the financial penalties against illegal ocean dumping today was released by the Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee.

One of Sea Islea s newest and biggest attractions will be an amusement park that can be seen as soon as visitors enter the town.