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Al Campbell
Verified
Managing Editor, Cape May County Herald
Beats
Diversity issues in the Adirondacks
Politics, tech reviews
Content
By Al Campbell Verified| Cape May County Herald Verified To the Editor:Summer brings more bicyclists onto the county’s roads and bike paths; most of them need to learn safety rules to stay alive. For example, on June 15 in the afternoon, a mindless couple was biking east as I drove west on Sandman Boulevard in Cold Spring. They sailed through the red traffic signal at Shunpike Road. Had a vehicle been speeding, both would have become casualties. Additionally, neither the man nor the woman wore a helmet.
By Al Campbell Verified| Cape May County Herald Verified Retired Marine Corps Sgt. Thomas P. LaRosa, a Vietnam veteran, delivers the keynote address at the county’s Memorial Day ceremony at Gerald M. Thornton Veterans Cemetery. Other – What ever happend to accountability? All I see, especially in the Spout Off, is people blaming something or someone for their OWN problems. You need an example?
By Al Campbell Verified| Cape May County Herald Verified To the Editor:Summer brings more bicyclists onto the county’s roads and bike paths; most of them need to learn safety rules to stay alive. For example, on June 15 in the afternoon, a mindless couple was biking east as I drove west on Sandman Boulevard in Cold Spring. They sailed through the red traffic signal at Shunpike Road. Had a vehicle been speeding, both would have become casualties. Additionally, neither the man nor the woman wore a helmet.
Company Info
Cape May County Herald
We are a multi-media publishing company delivering community journalism and marketing products and services to Cape May County's residents and visitors. Our flagship publication is the Cape May County Herald - unmatched 75%+ market penetration (per independent CVC audit). Our award-winning website, CapeMayCountyHerald.com, is the premier online source of local information. DoTheShore.com and Blast (a seasonal newspaper) focus on the abundant leisure activities. We employ a diverse array of conventional and digital media to deliver both the most comprehensive coverage of Cape May County and the best marketing value for those seeking to reach our community via local media.
New Jersey, United States
+1 609-886-8600
Founded: 1967